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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1928
Page
8
The story highlights teachers forming close bonds with students by living with them, mingling daily, and offering encouragement. It portrays a nurturing educational approach where mentors share daily life to support student growth.
The church schedules Sunday Masses at 7 00 and 9 30 a m with evening devotions at 7 30 and a weekday mass at 7 00 a m The morning service sermon titled The Sovereignty of God Over Our Lives invites a large attendance for the 11 o clock service and the 10 o clock Bible school H C Welker Pastor extends a cordial welcome to newcomers
The Weyerts Evangelical Lutheran Church holds its annual mission festival on Sunday September 2 with a German service at 10 30 am an English service at 2 30 pm and an evening service at 7 45 pm An offering will be taken for the cause Speakers are Rev F Weibke of Gothenburg and Rev F Heffner of Wellington Colo Ladies of the congregation will serve dinner in the school house near the church All are invited to worship and bring friends B C Weibke Pastor
On the thirteenth Sunday after Trinity the parish schedules Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and a Holy Eucharist with sermon titled New Starts at 11 a.m. The rector urges every member to partake in communion as the parish contemplates a new beginning under Dean Crawford.
The Christian Church reports Bible school at 9 45 with 190 attendees, 193 at the morning service, and 148 at night marking the contest's close. Sidney won with 1985 points to Cheyenne 1232 amid calls for renewed September work and renewed church effort. Services include a children sermon at 10 45 Be Brick, morning sermon at 11, and evening sermons at 8 titled A Glorious Title and The Thing Everybody is Seeking.
The county fair grounds educational exhibit building nears completion and will host school displays. Farmers are urged to assemble every agricultural product for entry as fair preparations continue. Officials predict a larger fair attendance with extended entertainment and rodeo stunts. Weather and crops have yielded high quality grain likely to win at Lincoln and at the state fair. Lodging should be available for longer visits as visitors plan to stay.
The notice invites all to a weekly Thursday service at 7 o clock with 30 minutes of prayer and praise followed by a 30 minute sermon by Pastor J. H. Bicknell. The pastor extends a cordial invitation to everyone.
United Lutheran Church Sidney and Holy Trinity Church Earl announce morning worship at 9 o clock and evening worship at 7 45 while Sunday school is at 10. Gurley Grace Lutheran Church also schedules Sunday school at 10 and worship with sermon at 11. W T Kahse D D pastor invites all to attend.
For the first time, county school patrons will view enrollment data for every district from handwriting to manual training as the new educational building represents all schools and grades in the county.
Mr and Mrs Leon Fine and son Leonard of Sidney visited Earl Bayne. Beyer and Borcher families plus others traveled to Peetz. Bunker Hill beat Peetz 6 to 2 in a Saturday game. Iva Beyer aided Mrs Foster with threshing meals. Happel staying with her mother in town.
Prof Manikam describes India as poverty struck with six million Christians and 334 million non Christians, urging native workers for Christianizing India. He notes Hindu daily prayers, unique hygiene practices, and the difficulty of English idioms for missionaries, while praising native ministry and upcoming return to India.
East school at 9:00 a.m. Tuesday. Please do not bring a child to school unless he or she is at least five years old or turning five on or before December 1, 1928. The kindergarten hours may be reversed in the East and Central schools the second semester.
St Patrick's Academy announces opening in September aimed at laying a solid educational foundation for science arts and letters. The school emphasizes moral life civil and religious upbuilding and prudent supervision to reassure parents about student welfare.
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