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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1934
Page
4
Scout Party for Troop 93 held in the city auditorium basement last Friday night with Christmas stories told by C. W. Smith and R. A. Babcock of the troop committee. Treats were provided by the Gion's club.
Dr and Mrs J R Taylor entertained twenty guests at a Christmas Eve party for the nurses and staff of the Taylor hospital. The evening was merry with a beautifully lighted Christmas tree and Santa Claus distributing gifts to all attendees.
Mr and Mrs D R Raper celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary with a Christmas dinner for William Raper and family Billy Jean Sunderman and children Arnold Sunderman and family Fred Schulenmeyer and children. Relatives presented a silver gift during the afternoon.
Anton Link, pastor, announces weekday masses at a.m. with Sunday evening devotions. The schedule includes rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30.
The church outlines Sunday events with church school at 9 45 a m and worship at 11 a m. The sermon theme is A New Cobligation. Special choir music will be performed. Pastor Dr W T Kahse notes Christmas services inspired attendees and calls for God s choicest blessing as the congregation looks toward a new year of grace.
Sunday school at 9 30 a m services in German at 9 30 a m and in English at 10 30 a m. Christmas story recalled and urged to carry its spirit through the day. Sylvester Eve services Monday 7 30 p m in English. New Year s Day service in German at 10 a m Pastor Krohn is announced.
Christian church announces schedule with services at 9 45 a m orchestra 10 a m bible school 11 a m communion and worship 6 30 p m Christian Endeavor 7 30 p m evening service baptismal services after regular service annual meeting Monday 7 30 p m and Bible training Tuesday 7 30 p m
On a Tuesday practice at 7 30 pm and Thursday 2 30 pm choir practice and missionary meeting led by Mrs Weed. We cordially invite you to our church home and to all the privileges of God’s house. If not connected, unite with us in worship and work. Dr. R E Weed, Minister.
At 9 45 a m Sunday school and 11 a m worship with a sermon on Conformers and Transformers. Evening services include 6 30 p m Epworth league and 7 30 p m Evensong with a sermon titled The Front Decor Bell. J J Sheaff, Pastor.
Presbyterian church holds 10 a m Sunday school but no worship service because the pastor is absent. Dr Paul P Cheff is the pastor.
Western Nebraska families look to jack rabbits for winter food but health officials warn of tularemia linked to infected rabbits. Heat kills the bacterium, no vaccine exists, and illness signs include fever and swollen lymph nodes. Careful dressing of ulcers is essential to prevent spread.
A fragment discusses preventing infection when handling rabbits, stressing sworn-in gloves, skinning and dressing, and careful washing of meat. It warns that skin on hands and small cracks can harbor tularemia bacteria, highlighting the need for clean practices.
Mr and Mrs Bert Gibbins and son Harold motored to Sidney on Friday. Ralph Handley returned home Saturday. Harold Gibbins family spent time at the Bert Gibbins home last week. Sexton Ahim and son Vere were Christmas guests at Alfred Swanson home. Herman Jurgens family visited John Jurgens home for Christmas. Ross Handley family were Christmas guests at Ralph Handley home. Charles Nelck and Vernon Nelck shopped in Sidney. Carl Feldman motored to Sidney. William Nelck shopped. Vernon Nelck motored to Bridgeport Christmas afternoon. Bert Gibbins and sons Harold and Donald were in Sidney Monday. Mrs Ralph Handley and daughter called at Bert Gibbins home on Wednesday.
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