Sunday Mass and Weekday Schedule at Local Church
Rev Anton Link leads Sunday Masses at 7 00 a m and 9 30 a m Rosary and benediction follow at 7 30 p m Weekday Masses listed at 8 00 a m
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Anton Link
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1924
Page
11
Bible School and Services at First Church
Bible school at 10:00 a m. Communion and preaching at 11:00 a m. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p m. Preaching at 7:30 p m. H M Mitchell minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
H. M. Mitchell
Christmas Services and Church Activities Report
Christmas services were held last Sabbath and worship resumes at 10 a m with Bible school at 10 a m. The usual church Christmas tree is planned for Tuesday evening and next Sabbath a report will be given on the pastor's Chicago conference visit. Co E at 6 p m. Samuel Light pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Bible School
Samuel Light
Christ Church Episcopal Holy Communion Schedule
December 26 St Stephens Holy Communion at 8 a m. December 27 St John Holy Communion at 11 a m. Holy Innocents Sunday School at 10 a m. Rector Thomas M Melrose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Stephens
St. John T
Holy Innocents
Thomas M. Melrose
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church Services and Events
English services at 10 30 on Sunday December 28 and German Sylvester services at 7 30 the same day. Holy Communion in German January 1 at 10 am. January 6 Indies meet at 2 pm with roting members quarterly meeting. Gurley Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church holds regular services Sundays at 2 pm with Lord s supper January 1 1925.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
High Point
North Carolina
Lord’s House
Indies
Gurley
Salem
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Church Services Move to Basement Due to Cold Weather
M E Church held Sunday services in the church basement because of extreme cold. A large crowd attended despite weather. The pageant was postponed to next Sunday evening. Christmas program by Sunday school departments was held Wednesday night. Epworth league planned caroling and refreshments if weather permits. February 1 homecoming sermon theme When a Man's a Man. North Chappell Farmers Union reports a large coyote hunt with three coyotes bagged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
Raub
North Chappell Farmers Union
Local South Sund Notes and Christmas Visitors
Mrs. George Lauderback returned from Jylesburg Saturday with Mrs. Poole and her son. George Bonser bought four new Ford coupes Tuesday. Various neighbors visited, wells faltered in cold weather, and many local residents attended the Union Sunday school program and Christmas tree on December 25.
Be photocranhed ttil year on your a. J STUDIO. aoe
Be photocranhed ttil year on your a. J STUDIO. aoe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J Studio
New Year Greetings and Local Social Notes in North Divide
Mrs Paul Sparks visited Mrs Jim Sparks Thursday afternoon as residents exchange New Year wishes. Aden Jones stayed in Sidney to be near school with his brother Ward Jones and sister Mrs Grage. Edna Emerick of Sidney, a district 11 teacher, was ill last week and unable to teach. A large crowd attended a Christmas program in district 77 Thursday evening. Martha Braashh plans to finish her term in district 11 after attending a German school northeast of Gurley. Elinor Owens was home ill with cold weather and later whooping cough. Harvey Bell and neighbors hosted gatherings. Archie and Walter Bell prepare to move to Sioux County. Frank Goodwin visited Sidney on business. Ely, Frame, and Brockersby returned with their children for Christmas vacation. Many shoppers and visitors frequent Sidney. Edna Emerick held a Christmas tree for pupils. A surprise party celebrated Mr and Mrs Spiker’s wedding anniversary. Miss Dawson, teaching in district 77, left for Christmas vacation in eastern Nebraska. The rabbit hunters organized for New Year’s Day hunt. C A Larson and Wm Hagemeister named captains. Santa distributed treats at the school program. Several locals travel to Boulder Colo for holidays. Miss Detwiler, Miss Blair, Miss Read, Miss Edelman, and Mrs Quein plan travels. The Johnson infant’s pneumonia improves after illness. Potter reports bitter cold. temperatures reach 26 below zero and stay near zero.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Sparks
Jim Sparks
Aden Jones
Sidney
Ward Jones
Grage
Edna Emerick
District No. 11
Martha Braashh
Gurley
District 11
Elinor Owens
Harvey Bell
Isaac, Jones
Will Hornby
Grace Jones
Isaac Jones
Bell
Archie
Walter Bell
Sioux County
Frank Goodwin
Mr. Ely
Mr. Frame
Mr. Brockersby
John Neary
R. R. Owens
Hornby
Spiker
Miss Dawson
Juanita Sloan
Clarence Rogers
Home Lumber Company
Rabbit Hunters
C. A Larson
East Side
Wm. Hagemeister
West Side
Lloyd Rogers
Santa
Calloway
Miss Whittemeyer
Boulder
Colo
Place
University Place
Miss Detwiler
Bartlett
Miss Blair
Oshkosh
Miss Read
Central City
Edelman
Hooper
Quein
Redington
Herbert Johnson
Potter
Welsings Spend Holidays in Wahoo With Parents
Mr and Mrs William Welsing left Monday evening for Wahoo to visit the parents he has not seen in six years. Miss Irene Pavlat returned home Friday from school duties in the Sandhills country and will stay two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs John Pavlat. University students who are home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Welsing
Wahoo
Mr. Helsing
Irene Pavlat
Sandhills
John Pavilat
Snowy Tuesday Drops Several Inches Across Region
Residents awoke to a Tuesday blanketed by several inches of snow. Municipal crews worked to clear roads while schools considered closures as frigid winds lingered through the day.
Christmas Shopping and Small Town News from Sterling
Spring Canyon notes a Christmas shopping trip by Mr and Mrs Dan Beebe and children in Sterling. A Robert Nicholas home party drew a large crowd with a successful gathering. Snow and cold persist with a forecast of a white Christmas. Local families visit relatives in Haxtun and Crook while turkeys travel to Crook and Columbus. A 7. FE Bates birthday and Hilliard anniversary marked a social weekend. 52 attendees enjoyed oysters and games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Bates
Bernard Hill
A. D. Hilliard
Sedgwick County Sugar Factory group organized at Ovid meeting
A new body named Sedgwick County Sugar Factory association formed at a mass meeting in the Ovid grade school building last Tuesday evening. Local beet growers and citizens pledge united, determined effort to secure a sugar factory in Sedgwick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sedgwick County
Trade Offer Between Gurley Flour Milling Co
Gurley Flour Milling Co exchanges 34 pounds of White Daisy flour for 60 pounds of wheat in a documented barter. The notice, labeled SEND IT TO THE LAUNDRY, records the terms of the transaction and identifies the parties involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gurley Flour Mulling Co
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Christ Church Episcopal
ST. Paul’s Evangelican Lutheran Church
M. E. Church
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George Lauderback
Ralph Gentry
John Bahr
Raymond Gentry
J. C. Miles
Buttes
Ernest Bonser
Crook
Be, N. Roth
Joe Vogler
George McCracken
Helen McDaniel
C. W. Carey
Alta Bahr
Janet
The
Union Sunday School
North Divide
Spring Canyon
Dan Beebe
Sterling
Robert Nicholas
Larkin Club
P. R. Bell
Ray Sheffield
May Sheffield
Arnold Sperry
Ellis Dunn
Isabelle McKelvey
Milo Moore
Columbus
Nebr
Bobby Nicholas
Sprecher
George
Ruth
Glen McCall
Gus Sutter
Margaret Sutter
George McCall
Radio
Ed Briney
Roy Briney
Lincoln Highway
Bronson, Nebr
Duroc
Maley, Dimery and
Morfeld
Col. C. P. Millett
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