Chuphughes Chupghes Parish Mass Schedule
Sunday masses at 7 00 and 9 30 a m. Sunday evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30. Weekday mass at 7 00 a m. Anton Link Pastor.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1929
Page
3
Sunday masses at 7 00 and 9 30 a m. Sunday evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30. Weekday mass at 7 00 a m. Anton Link Pastor.
The Episcopal Church schedule for the week before Lent includes 8 a.m. Holy Communion, 10 a.m. Church School, 11 a.m. Morning Prayer and sermon on the Symbolism of the Buildings. Shrove Tuesday February 12 features 5 p.m. Litany and meditation. Ash Wednesday offers 7:30 a.m. Holy Communion and 7:30 p.m. Litany and instruction. Lent Wednesdays repeat Holy Communion at 7:30 a.m. and Holy Eucharist at 10 a.m., with 7:30 p.m. Office of instruction and preparation for confirmation, led by Dean Crawford.
Pastor H. Clare Welker invites the community to attend divine worship and Bible school. The note urges increased participation from parents and youth, and extends welcome to those without another church home in the city.
A four weeks reading contest will begin at Center Methodist Church on February 11. Mrs. Young leads the west group and Mrs. Ankeny the east group. All are welcome. Lincoln day observance includes church school at 2:00 p.m., worship at 3:00 p.m., Epworth league at 7:30 p.m. C. V. Graham, Pastor.
Gurley Community Methodist Church marks three Americans Sundays February 10 Lincoln Sunday February 17 Moody Sunday and February 24 Washington Sunday. Church school at 10 am supervised by Mrs Wolcott. Orchestra at 10 50 am and worship at 11 am. Church training night Thursday at 7 45 led by Pastor Cc V Graham.
The United Lutheran Church urges Lent starting February 13 with daily devotionals and services. Sidney Holy Trinity, Gurley Grace Lutheran, and Potter First Lutheran announce Sunday schools, worship times, and midweek Ash Wednesday service. Pastoral notes call for prayer, self-examination, and fuller church attendance.
At a Lincoln meeting of the state board of pardons and parole, Earl Barrett of Morrill county had his parole request denied after opposition. Barrett was convicted of forgery in district court and sentenced to one to twenty years in prison. Today is the day to buy tickets for the Sestés bluff high school band concert at the U S A theatre on February 15, with tickets at Bassetts.
Mrs L W Taylor spent the weekend in Cheyenne with her mother Miss Murporie Taylor accompanied her mother J Gogerty division master mechanic was a Sidney visitor last Thursday L L Kiehm assistant signal supervisor was a Sidney visitor Monday and Tuesday Inspectors C H Miller and H E Peterson and Supt H A Hansen of the D C & H department were Sidney visitors the past week Robert Jones night roundhouse foreman returned from Lincoln Leonard Kitts section foreman at Bronson spent Sunday with his parents at Hershey All fourth district section foremen attended the January 30 maintenance of way foremen safety first meeting J E Scott general car foreman Cheyenne was a Sidney visitor Monday Sidney local safety first meeting Feb 7 Fred Siedow Jr takes a 30 day vacation C J Hellwig left for Faulkton S C to visit his mother Mr and Mrs Charles Cooley left for Hastings to visit a son before returning to Albion
F. L. Curtis aged 74, retired traveling man and agriculturist, died Sunday at 6 55 a m at the home of his daughter Mrs George A Smith in Crook. Born November 5 1854 in Springfield Illinois he moved to Central City Colorado in 1875 and married Nelle Cooke in 1879. He worked in Denver mercantile business later moved to Fowler Colorado in 1896 and aided colonization efforts in Otero county Keenesburg Post City Texas districts. He was agriculturist at Rocky Ford and a traveling salesman from Denver to the western slope 1904 to 1914. He later worked with Great Western Sugar and Stickney's at Sterling.
Miss Marybelle McCreary a 19 year old Scottsbluff resident died after an early Tuesday automobile crash near Broadwater. She suffered a skull fracture and internal injuries from a ditch rollover in dense fog. Companion Miss Elsie Vanderburg 23 and Lawrence Elder 23 survived with injuries.
Members of the Women’s Club enjoyed a fine program Tuesday in the club room. Miss Marjorie Kahl daughter of Judge and Mrs Elmer Kahl sang two vocal solos and recited an original poem. Her unusual talent delighted club members and guests and the evening proved educational and entertaining.
Authorities question a friendly woman believed to have crucial information. Weather halts the search for Frahm's body as deputies from Lincoln assist Bridgeport is active. Sheriff Condit and Deputy Clarke oversee ongoing inquiries while Sheriff Nelson promises near-term disclosures to the public.
Scottsbluff High School seeks support to buy new instruments. Attend the band concert at the U S A theatre on February 15 and purchase tickets at Bassetta to aid the ensemble.
Department of Agriculture radio program for February 11 15 features 11 15 to 11 30 a m broadcasts via KOA Denver. Talks cover dressmaking child care spring pig crop credit dairying soil management and home grounds with summaries from the bureau of agricultural economics and talks by Miss Ruth O Brien Oscar Steanson Eric Englund L A Rogers G E Farrell J A Evans O C Stine H L Westover and others to a 400 000 farm family audience.
Plans for the 23rd annual convention of the Federation of Nebraska Retailers at Grand Island on February 12 13 and 14 are complete and indicate a large event. Attendees will include meat shoe grocery dry goods furniture and ready to wear dealers along with Sidney merchants.
Rep Hasselbalch introduces House Bill 302 to ban live ducks and geese as decoys in game bird hunting with penalties of 50 to 100 dollars fine or 30 to 90 days in jail or both. Senate File 95 seeks licensing for automobile and aircraft mechanics modeled on state barrier law with licenses at 5 dollars and renewals at 1 dollar annually.
Nebraska Senate passes a bill to extend muskrat trapping season from November 16 to April 15. Senator Dwight Griswold introduced the measure which also affects raccoons opposums otters and foxes with open seasons set between December 1 and March 1 and otter and fox seasons capped at 105 days. The proposal now heads to the House for consideration amid strong support.
The Legion Auxiliary gathered for its meeting and heard a report from the Membership Committee. Mrs. Zamarripa entertained with two solos, joined by Misses Dorothy and Leona Thompson. Hostesses Mrs. N. L. Niblack, Mrs. Charles Gardner, and Mrs. J. R. Haber arranged a fine lunch before adjournment.
Sidney Produce Co advertises 3-celor ice cream bricks to pints or quarts and invites readers to bring in keys to test in a mystery box with a $41.50 percussion set prize. mentions Jordan Electric Shoppe and a telephone contact.
Mr and Mrs John Van Anne celebrate their silver wedding at a noon dinner. Mrs Amos Jobe dies after illness with burial in Sidney. Rebekah lodge attends service. Miss Ann Vogler birthday surprise held at Mrs Niekum’s home.
Mr. Morey of Gurley assists at J. C. Frandsen drug store during Frandsen's absence. Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Henry Mayer's home with Mrs. B. L. Carter as hostess. G. T. Hardin and Jens Jensen were Cheyenne business visitors last Thursday.
In Nebraska moisture limits tree growth in some areas, so storing and conserving moisture is advised. Practical methods include fall plowing where trees will be planted to boost subsoil soaking, and summer fallowing prior to planting. North Dakota and Canadian trials show cultivating trees through the growing season is essential, as weeds rob young trees if allowed to flourish.
Classified note offers sale of office files and adding machine paper due to moisture damage. No names or dates provided.
A terse classified item offers self-oiling Arco motor windmills with contact referencePhone 8 F14 for more details. The sparse listing emphasizes a practical engineering product and a direct phone contact.
The Sidney National Farm Loan Association offers prompt loans at 5 percent with no commission. For information and applications, contact C. P. Chambers, secretary treasurer, at 34-36-8-40.
The American Legion Auxiliary plans a chili focused food sale at Greenlees on Saturday February 9 starting at 11 o clock. Tickets are available at Bassetts. for real coffee satisfaction ask your grocer to send you Bluhill. Telegraph Want-Ads Bring Results.
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