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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1919
Page
15
Catholic church announces daily services at St Patrick’s Church with 8 am mass in the week, high mass at 9 am on Sundays, and evening devotions at 7 30 pm.
Morning prayer and sermon at 11 AM with Sunday School at 10. No evening service due to Rector officiating at Kimball. Choir practice Thursday night, Guild meets Friday. Rev. Henry Ives, Pastor.
The Presbyterian Church announces a Christmas program next Sunday at 10 A.M. with a Christmas sermon at 11 A.M. Strangers, visitors, and friends are invited to worship. Pastor Samuel Light extends the invitation.
Sidney Gurley Ev Lutheran Trinity 9 45 Sunday School 7 30 Worship with preaching Gurley Grace 10 00 Sunday School 11 00 Worship with preaching Weather may interfere with his announcement Rev Elmer Kahl Pastor St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church Regular services 7 00 pm W Peters Pastor Pills returns from Michigan eye for the future Do for yourself what you admire in others Make the hours count take detours now to ride an easy road later Exchange
Lorenzo Miss Opal Hicks and brother of Potter Nebraska and Miss Ina Parker of Dix Nebraska are visitors of Mrs. Bert Smith. Miss Helen Krantz is very ill. Mrs. Ray Wills has been in hospital in Denver and returned. Mrs. BE Mason and daughter left for Auburn Nebraska to spend holidays. Mr. Edgar Clark spent Sunday in Peetz. Mr. Edgar Meirer returned from two weeks in the east. Mrs. S. H. Warrick ill with a cold. Mr. Ray Steward sold the pool hall to Bert Smith. Smith announces Wednesday night will be ladies night. Meals and short orders now served. Blivers returned to Lorenzo. Walker school closed due to coal shortage. Mr. H. E. Jackson back from Mayo Bros in Rochester Minnesota. Mr. and Mrs A. H. Clemmens of Denver, brother of Mrs. J. B. Smith, spent Thanksgiving week. Miss Effie Steward, sister of Ray Steward, was a Thanksgiving guest. Miss Sylvia Phelps and Miss Coons staying at the home of Mr. Vernon Rice since roads impassable. Lounzo Sunday school Christmas tree and entertainment Tuesday evening December 28 at the hall. Everybody welcome. Press Committee members met with Mrs. Curtze Monday afternoon: Mesdames J. B. Smith, Bert Smith, J. D. Bolton, JL. F. Blackman, Edward Meier, John Vrba, Ros Stuart. Rarity refreshments served.
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