Christmas Twilight Song Festival at City Auditorium
A Christmas twilight song festival is set for Sunday December 20 1931 at 5 00 P M in City Auditorium. Chorus and Mr Joe Daniel are listed among participants in this local event.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1931
Page
5
A Christmas twilight song festival is set for Sunday December 20 1931 at 5 00 P M in City Auditorium. Chorus and Mr Joe Daniel are listed among participants in this local event.
CH Vimles announces Sunday masses at 7:00 and 9:30 a m. Sunday evening devotions including rosary, instruction and benediction at 7:30 p m. Weekday masses are at 7:00 a m. Anton Link is the pastor.
Bible school begins at 10 o clock with Santa Claus counting noses for the Christmas exercises. He will return soon with his pack. all children who want to be remembered must attend next Sunday. Special Christmas services Sunday morning at 1 o'clock with the Christ Child theme and an evening service. Special music by the choir. Pastor J H Bicknell invites all to join.
The Trinity English Lutheran announces fourth Sunday Advent services with Bible school at 9 45 a m and worship at 11 a m. A candle light Nativity service occurs at six o’clock Christmas morning. The church school presents Hail Blessed Day on Christmas Eve at seven p m. Pastors Dr W T Kahse invites all to attend.
The Methodist Church schedules 9:45 a.m. church school and 11:00 a.m. morning worship with a Christmas sermon The Son of the Highest. At 6:30 p.m. the Epworth League presents the Christmas story in pictures and at 7:30 p.m. the White Gifts pageant The Christmas Bells by Florence Wolcott. Christmas Eve midnight candle light service Augmented choir led by Freda Hammer. Sunday at 5 p.m. citywide church choirs concert at the city auditorium. Minister F Charling Mills.
Weyerts Lutheran Church lists Sunday December 20 with Sunday school at 10 am and German divine worship at 11 am. A Christmas program rehearsal at 2 pm and choir rehearsal Friday at 8 pm. Confirmation class Saturday at 8 am. Christmas Eve English service at 7 pm for the program, with German Holy Communion on Christmas Day at 10:30 am. B C Wiebke pastor invites all to worship.
The church holds Sunday school at 10 a.m. Morning Prayer and sermon follow at 11 a.m. James B. Roe serves as rector.
Assembly of God announces Sunday school at Tobinopara House at 10 a m. Preaching at 11 a m. Evangelist Rev Bert Talcott begins revival at 8 p m. Sunday. Special music and singing. C W Faith of Denver to join and provide violin music. W W Edwards pastor.
Christmas Sunday program invites all to worship at 11 a.m. with sermon Emmanuel. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Dr. Paul P. Cheff is pastor and welcomes visitors.
Officials overseeing bovine tuberculosis eradication in Iowa arrange public slaughter and post mortem exams of reactor cattle to win support. Witnesses including farmers, students, nurses, and businesspeople view visible lesions and nodules, with vaccinated owners and even nurses testifying to trust in the tuberculin test and eradication methods.
Elda Hume reports visits by Ted Lewis Hilda Bill and Louella Schwartz to the Morris Jessen home. Neighbors Shopped in Sidney and several residents shelled corn for Walter Flicker. Many calls and visits occur, with minor medical news and a birthday card party hosted by Mrs Hume.
Orval Hume and Fred and Lewis Schwartz visited with the Jurgens young folks Sunday. Walter Rufenacht and family and John Garretts and Harley Garrett were Sunday dinner guests at Herman Miller's. Ben Jurgens bought a new radio in Chappell. Lillie Michelman and pupils plan a Christmas program and box social in district 14 on December 22. John and Harley Garrett made a business trip to Sidney Thursday. Cecil Hume and family spent Sunday at P. E. Hulst’s. Howard Neff called on Paul Ingwers Monday. Martin Borges family were Sunday evening guests of Herman Miller. Dave Hume visited John Hume near Colton Saturday. Ben Jurgens called on Will Frerichs Jr. Friday.
Local residents gathered for dinners and social visits at Pete Nelson's with many neighbors and relatives stopping by. Guests included the Reetz family Brandenberg Crowell and Crowell's relatives, plus Delights of farming tasks, school absences, and a charity Farmers Union convention in Sidney.
A reflection on how children embody the true Christmas spirit unlike adults who grumble about gifts. Children naturally desire presents yet also revel in giving, planning surprises for family and friends with honest joy and creativity. Their enthusiasm contrasts with adult fixation on budgets and status.
Mr and Mrs Hilbert Borcher hosted a six o'clock dinner Sunday with guests including Mr and Mrs Henry Schmidt Mr and Mrs Paul Meyer Mr and Mrs William Sachs Mr and Mrs Carl Schmidt and family First times going Harold Meyer and Mrs Meyer consolation to Henry Schmidt and Mrs Carl Schmidt Local visitors commented on corn shelling and visits to Wade Sterling Mrs Henry Schmidt helped with preparations Clara Beyer spent the weekend in Denver Wiley Melton traveled to Denver after recent stays at Sterling homes Raymond Lessman shelled corn for Hilbert Borcher Tuesday Several families shared meals at Frank Beyer and Walter Greenwalt homes and Mrs M L Sterling spent a week in Sidney with Henry Johnson
Mrs M L Sterling and family hosted a card party at the Sterling home in honor of house guest Wiley Melton Sunday evening. The event drew Mr and Mrs Chester Frame who spent the weekend in Denver and several Beyers and Weltons in attendance.
In a note praising resourceful crafts, the piece highlights how bits of colored paper paste ribbon and other inexpensive materials can create thoughtful presents for a whole family. The author admires the makers for embodying the Christmas spirit and encourages readers to adopt their attitude to keep Christmas the finest season.
Selling a New John Deere No 9 sheller mounted on a truck. Contact William Bergner in Sidney at phone 639W. Item listed as available for purchase.
A survey shows land grant campuses differ in scale. Mississippi A and M leads with six acres, followed by Florida at 673 acres. Other campuses range from 50 acres at New Hampshire to about 15 acres at Idaho.
Napoleon Bonaparte rose after the revolution which toppled the Directory in 1799. Five years later the French senate offered him the title of emperor and on December 2 1804 he was crowned Napoleon I at Paris.
A short, reflective note presents Cicero on the limited pleasure of beauty without a partner for communication, framing companionship as essential to experiencing the universe’s beauties.
Macao, a Portuguese territory, is noted as highly dense with a pulprisation of 74,668 and 18,667 people per square mile. Classified ads advertise rental rooms and two gentle man friendly options, plus jewelry store promotions and Whitman chocolates gift packaging at Sidney Drug Co with Christmas wrapping.
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