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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1934
Page
3
Public school pupils from kindergarten through twelfth grade are assigned to specific buildings by grade and location relative to the U P tracks and 10th avenue. Junior and senior high students must register at their buildings at 9 am on Saturday September 1 for grades seven through twelve.
Sunday masses at 7 0 and 9 30 a m Weekday masses at 8 a m Sunday evening devotions rosary instruction benediction at 7 30 Anton Link Pastor Church school at 9 45 a m Worship and sermon at 11 a m Lutheran league at 7 p m A cordial welcome awaits all Come Dr W T Kahse Pastor
St Pauls Lutheran Church offers German services at 8 30 a m and English at 9 45 a m with Sunday school after. Walther league meets Wednesday at 8 p m. On Monday August 27 a Christian day school opens for grade school children. The school aims to align with state education while teaching religion to mold thoughtful, healthy citizens ready to resist evil.
A pastor urges balanced early training and diet to prevent spiritual and physical defects. He cites a physician on metabolic disorders from early life and cites the Savior’s warning. Albert Muller, Seward normal college graduate, is rehired to teach the school under F. H. Krohn, Pastor.
The Christian Church announces Bible school at 10 a m and morning and evening services at the regular times. Dr. Weed will begin his work after a week moving his household from Red Cloud. His future home is Mrs Edith Nelson at 1624 Osage.
9:45 a.m. Church school. 11:00 a.m. Worship and sermon Is Idealism Dead. 7:30 p.m. Evensong and sermon by District Superintendent Earle M. Kendall of Kearney. Fourth quarterly conference and annual meeting follow service with annual election of official board. Sunday Sept 2 homecoming with picnic dinner and sitting services at Olson's grove. Watch for full particulars. F Charling Mills Minister.
Hattie May Douglas born in Iowa May 9 1864 to William and Mrs Douglas. She was rear educated and raised under their care in Iowa and Illinois. The childhood years shaped her innocence and virtue as she grew into a responsible woman.
Mrs Struble, wife of H W Struble, died aged 70 years, three months and nine days, after a life of charity and faith. Born in West Branch Iowa, she lived in Fort Collins and Potter with her husband and two children. Her funeral was held at the Potter Lutheran church with burial in the family plot.
Mrs. Charlies Brown reports gatherings in Union Valley. Families and neighbors including the Raverts, Schuler, Mounts, and Kivett visiters, a Bridgeport club meeting, and tea visits at Ravert and Gillespie homes. A rain improved late gardens, with Rev. Reeves visiting Dalton and calls at Nelson Finney and Englert homes. 77th birthday celebrated, corn cutting for Jake Hansen, and Sunday dinner at Dalton.
Margaret Sullavan stars in a Fox release based on Hans Fallada’s novel about the postwar struggle of the small man and woman. Douglas Montgomery leads opposite Sullavan as the devoted wife Lammchen with a strong supporting cast including Alan Hale and Mae Marsh.
Mrs T W Hawkins hosted the Hi Lo club for an afternoon of bridge on Wednesday at her northwest Sidney district home. Three tables played with lunch served. Mrs Walter Huettman held high score and Mrs R A Barlow won the prize for extra guests, including Mrs Barlow and several others.
Mr and Mrs J P Fischer express deep thanks to friends and neighbors for lovely presents and flowers given on their 50th anniversary in Cheyenne County. The note notes harmony and loyalty from their community.
Edgar Meier Floyd Miller and Jack Sparks of Huntsman left for Chicago with plans to attend the world’s fair and visit relatives in the east. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Detrick had dinner with Mr. and Mrs. George Fleming. Mrs. John Mohatt visits this week with Mrs. Hugh Cortney. Elmer Fulton and son Ronald spent Sunday with the Knudsons at Iliff. Mrs. C E Nelson and Pearl plus Mrs. John Williams spent Tuesday evening with the Clyde Robertson family. W Q Anderson and son Frank dined with the Frank family Thursday.
Residents and visitors share time with neighbors in a series of calls and gatherings. Families including Fleming Cortney Nelson and Meier note several visits and meals around town with relatives and friends.
A report notes that a son spent Saturday evening at the Ralph Fleming residence, detailing the host location and time without additional context or event details.
Advertisement urges readers to buy a full line of canning fruits now. It emphasizes ideal timing and warns not to wait until it is too late. The notice uses promotional language without listing specific brands or quantities.
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