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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1926
Page
4
Catholic Church posts Sunday Masses at 7:00 a m and 9 30 a m Rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m Weekday Masses at 8 00 a m Rev Anton Link leads the church
Sunday school starts at 10:00 a m with preaching at 11:00 a m led by Mr. Brox of Lodge Pole. Everyone is invited to attend.
United Lutheran Church in Sidney and Holy Trinity Church announce church school at 10 am and evening worship at 7 30 pm. Sermon theme The Retaining Heart from the parable The Sower. Gurley Grace Church offers 10 am church school and morning services with sermon at 12 pm. All are invited to worship led by Pastor W T Kabe D D.
The Presbyterian Church reports a well attended worship and Bible school last Sunday. The pastor Samuel Light urges higher moral character through faith in Jesus Christ and teaching of the law. Worship is at 11 a.m. Bible school at 10 a.m. C. E. at 6:30 p.m. The heart is desperately deceitful. focus on right hearts and minds.
M. E. Church Lodge Pole schedules a morning sermon Keeping in the Sunshine and an evening Belief in God Why. The pastor R Staniforth invites all to attend with a note that a smile makes the sunshine and laughter leavens life.
Due to Rev Kaunt's issues Brother McCaffrey of Scottsblatt preached both morning and evening with strong attendance. Judge Kahl to preach Sunday morning. choir anthem and a solo by Mrs Exie Critchfien. Frances Willard Union to provide Sunday evening program under Pastor Louis H Kaub.
Bible school at 10 a m and communion and sermon at 11 a m with theme A Neglected Grace. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 for youth. Evangelistic service at 7 30 with theme The Greatest Question of the Age. State Evangelist W B Love to lead both morning and evening revival. Attendance strong. meetings expected to close Sunday night. Everyone welcome.
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church announces German services next Sunday at 10 30 with Sunday school at 9 30. First Len ten services in German on February 21 at 7 30. February 26 at 8 00 p m the Walter League offers an illustrated lecture Footsteps of Christ 40 pictures Missions in west Nebraska Wyoming and a hymn Rock of Ages Admission free but a free will offering to defray expenses will be lifted.
The parish marks the Sexagesima second Sunday before Lent with Holy Communion at 8 am then church school at 10 am and Holy Communion with sermon at 11 am. Rector J J Crawford presides on the theme The Shadow of the Cross.
Mrs. Robert Walt hosted four couples for Clifford Waits birthday with cards and dancing after dinner. Episcopal Guild met at church parsonage with Mrs Crawford. Womans club discussed roll call and home economics paper by Mrs Paquette. Bread making demo by Mrs Pittman and luncheon by Mrs Grimminger. Country club dance Friday. Mrs R F Witham hosted an afternoon bridge with three tables and a luncheon. Mrs Barger won, Mrs McNish second. East Side bridge group met with luncheon. Mrs Ladegard hosted. Presbyterian Circle met at the church with four hostesses. Mrs A E Phelps and others attended bridge at Mrs Barlow’s lodge pole home.
Please make your reservations for Sunday meals not later than 6 Pm Saturday. Mrs Daniel.
Notice announces a big Basant dance and supper at St Patrick's auditorium in February. It also proclaims a new agency taking over and offers Singer Ewing machine repairs and buyback of old machines with contact at 513 or 306 W 6th St, James Slams.
Fremont firm J F Hanson & Co announces shipment of an Oregon summer fallow weeders and mulchers to Sidney for later use on their 640 acre Weyette farm. They will exhibit the machine at Mdney and publish notices in future issues about a public educational institute on the Oregon Washington system, its water wheel production, and orders for May delivery.
Gurley high school basketball won two close games last week defeating Lodge Pole 11 to 10 on Lodge Pole’s floor and Potter 18 to 16 on Gurley court. Lane fouled out late against Lodge Pole then again against Potter as Potter played without two regulars. The Gurley girls beat Lodge Pole 17 to 20 and lost to Potter 20 to 4 in preliminary games.
An Armours livestock bureau report summarized by the Omaha Journal Stockman describes tests comparing longer versus shorter market hogs. Longer hogs showed higher dress percentages and greater values per hundredweight, with Casement and Lee loads delivering noticeable gains despite similar live weights.
Members of the Womans Club host a bake sale at Leonard's Grocery on Saturday February 6 starting at 11 o'clock. Sidney grade school presents a musical program on Thursday February L1 at 7 45 pm in the High School auditorium with admission 16c or 25c. A fourth number lecture course is Monday February 8 at 8 pm in the HS auditorium with admission 25c or 56c. Five people feature Golden Gates Concert Company with Hawaiian music.
Rev Ives of Scottsbluff visited Sid ney on Monday. A musical program will be held next Thursday night at the Sidney grade school high school auditorium at 7 45 p m Admission is 10 25 cents You will miss an evening of splendid entertainment if you do not see the Junior class play And Home Came Ted at the U S A theatre Wednesday February 16th.
The Junior class stages a three act comedy drama And Home Came Ted at the U. S. A. theatre on Wednesday February 16. Don’t miss it.
The PTA bake sale at Leonard’s Grocery is set for February 15 with sale starting at 1 30 p m. The notice mentions a Golden Gate Concert Co performance by the high school on Monday evening February 9.
James Slama announces takeover of the Singer swing machine agency and offers repair services. He will buy or trade for old machines of any make and provides contact by telephone 513 or in person at 366 W 6th St.
The note lists an event at the high school auditorium on the 11th at 7 45 pm with admission priced at 25 for Joe.
Five people attend a concert featuring Hawaiian music presented by Golden Gates Concert Company at the February Ltd audfiterium with admission set at 25e and 50e.
A Nubraska Land Co advertisement promotes a good unimproved farmer's property with a favorable payment plan. It offers a one-tenth down and one-tenth yearly for 16 years option via the old Union Pacific plan, starting after the second year. W Le Rey Larsen, manager, invites buyers to visit for explanation.
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