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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1935
Page
3
A long list of local social visits, dinners, and gatherings is reported from Lorenzo and surrounding areas. The article notes the Lorenzo school painting contract awarded to Ralph Harlan and upcoming work starting this week. Several households, including Meier, Fleming, Crosby, Robertson, and others, host or visit friends and relatives across nearby towns.
Eagle by Elda Hume reports a week of social visits and calls across nearby towns. Families including Hume, Ingwerson, Kallhoff, Garrelts and others share transfers, dinners, and weekend time, with trips to Bridgeport Sidney Gurley and Gurley noted.
Sund ay events detail residents traveling to Laramie and Whiting teaching assignments, visitors from Sidney and Bridgeport attendances, and several Sunday callers including Mr. and Mrs. Hubbell. The report notes Vaclav Polednicek death in Sidney and funeral at Gehrig home with burial in Bohemian cemetery south of Sunol. Local trips to the Black Hills and a rodeo, threshers’ cooking, and farm visits are described along with routine social calls and household travel.
Mrs E Gould and her daughters from Fremont spent a few days with Mrs Adam Shimka and daughter. En route home from a ten day Portland visit they returned to Fremont Saturday morning. Elvira visited the Franss home. The Misses Elma and Mable Nelson called on Mrs Amelia Lindley. Mike Tucker visited with his parents Sunday. They came from Egbert Wyoming. Mrs B Kucera joined Mr and Mrs James Kucera and family of Sidney to see the Sutherland power project Sunday. Dale Rogers was a Sunday caller.
Sunday masses at 7 and 9 30 a m with instruction and benediction at 7 30 Weekday masses at 7 a m Anton Link pastor Sunday school 10 a m worship 11 a m Children sermonette The Dog and His Shadow Special music senior choir In Jesus Name Presson solo Gethsemane Sermon That’s Your Affair Matt 27 24 Take time to be holy Spend one hour with Jesus Epworth league 7 p m Bring a Bible and a friend Boys and girls meeting 4 p m Tuesday All children invited Midweek services 8 p m Tuesday Bring your Bible and study Richard W Dinsdale pastor Choir practice Thursday 8 p m
The notice lists Friday at 7 30 p m choir practice Saturday at 7 a m Holy Communion and Sunday the 10th Sunday after Trinity at 8 a m Holy Communion led by Rector P E Spehr.
The Presby Texian Church holds 10 a m worship with the Life of Service as the topic and special music. Sunday school meets in the basement led by Pastor Dr Paul P Cheff.
Worship at 11 a m and evangelistic service at 8 p m mark the final opportunities to hear Mrs L R Faith in a revival. Attendance expected to grow to record crowds Friday and Sunday nights with no tent services Saturday night. Pastor G J Bolger urges attendance to hear the unanswerable question preached Sunday night.
The pastor will speak on the Christian's Way during a 10 a m service with a cordial invitation extended. Beginning September services will move to 11 a m with Sunday school at 9 45 a m. Dr W T Kahse is the pastor.
Church school at 9 45 worship at 11 sermon by Rev Murten of Potter evening worship at 8 sermon topic Lost Opportunities Monday 730 official board meeting all members urged Friday 730 Epworth league social at the church To win someone to fellowship with Jesus Christ should be the high purpose of every Christian If all would undertake to do this right speedily the kingdom of this world would be come the kingdom of our Christ John J Sheaff Minister
Mrs. C. S. Radcliffe presided over a one o'clock luncheon and afternoon of bridge for Contract club members. The luncheon was at Hazel Barger’s home, with games at the hostess’ residence. Special guest Mrs. Elmer Grabill of Oklahoma City received a guest prize, and high score among club members went to Mrs. B Grabill. Decorations featured garden flowers.
Miss Violet Felton of Council Bluffs Iowa was honored as a house guest with a picnic supper at Legion Park Wednesday evening. The party included host Miss Mildred Neilsen and guests Misses Helen Dyke Dorothy Beulah Brewer Viola Benish and other young ladies.
On Tuesday evening members of the Business and Professional Women's club held a picnic supper at Legion park. Seating was arranged for 25 at long tables and the feast was enjoyed. Mrs. Edward Furer hosted the group for the outing.
A dated advertisement touts Williams S.L.K Formula as a four in one tonic for appetite, digestion, and kidney function. It claims mild laxative and diuretic effects, targets inert bowels and poor appetite, and promises satisfaction with a money back guarantee on the first bottle.
St Pauls Lutheran Church reports no services or Sunday school on Sunday August 25. The pastor preaches at a Gordon mission festival and services will be held at Mount Vernon School at 8 p m Rev W F Reddel will preach H F Krohn pastor.
Trinity Lutheran Church announces Sunday activities with Bible school at 9 a.m. and additional worship or services to follow per the usual Sunday schedule.
Miss Bonnie Adams hosted a dinner Sunday for her mother Mrs M R Olinger celebrating a birth anniversary. Guests included Mr and Mrs Dave Hume and children, Mr and Mrs Robert Fitzsimmons and children, Mr and Mrs Planck, Fred Oeltjen and the Olinger children. An outdoor fish fry at Cedar Creek hatchery south of Broadwater drew Mr and Mrs W D Harte, Mr and Mrs K C Lasseter, Mr and Mrs Robert Lowe and Mr and Mrs Jack Lowe Tuesday evening. A Legion Park corn roast Monday brought Mrs Walter Davis of Laramie and the Msses Phyllis Corbett, Lillian Miller, Gwendolyn Jorgenson, Bernice Kelly and Evelyn Doran.
A birthday picnic supper was held in honor of Mrs. Eugene Davis Miss Helen Johnson and Miss Viola Preston this week. Guests included Mrs. A W Bundy Mrs. Harry Bridenstine and Miss Edna Ewing Clara Ewing Florence Blome and Loretta Frandsen. The event moved from Legion Park to the Bundy home due to a shower.
Annual election dominates a Wednesday church basement gathering of M. E. Kensington. New officers include Mrs PaNeee as president, Mrs. R. A Babcock as vice president, Mrs. Glen Sperrow as secretary, and Mrs. William Jones as treasurer. A supervised program featured a history review, music performances, and a social luncheon.
The closing score or count of the meet was noted as the concluding number. Ladies of Mrs. Hershel Spear Ow's division acted as hostesses for the event facilitation.
Mrs Iva A Thayer Floy Harold and James Mr and Mrs Gene Binning express gratitude to friends neighbors and lodges for kindness during illness and after the death of J Earl Thayer plus thanks for floral tributes. Dr L A Bersee offers a vision line remark.
Market brief lists prices for grains and poultry as read. Wheat 86, corn 80, oats 25, barley 30, colored cyhens 11, old roosters 4, coloredy springs 15, loghorny hens 9, leghorn springs 12, butterfat 20, eggs 19.
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