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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1934
Page
4
A Sidney column records extensive social activity and local travels. Jorgenson, president of the American National Bank, returns from Omaha after serving with a regional committee. numerous families attend events from Bronson school to Denver trips, and local businesses like Mulets Bakery install modern equipment.
The Sidney community reels with Legion Auxiliary, Kings Daughters, P E O, and other groups hosting dinners, dances, and meetings. Delegates chosen for district conventions, initiations of husbands into B I L, and varied socials span Monday to Wednesday in local legion rooms, churches, and clubrooms with numerous hostesses and prizes.
Church school at 9 45 a m worship and sermon at 11 a m Luther league at 7 p m Confirmation class every Saturday at 1 p m cordial invitation extended Dr W T Kahse Pastor.
The notice lists services at eight in the morning and a church school session at 9 45 a m with J B Ree identified as Rector.
At 9 45 a m church school session followed by 11 a m worship and an anniversary sermon honoring the Boy Scouts with the motto A Scout is Loyal.
Lincoln readings by Mrs Leo Black and Gettysburg Address planned after worship at 11.30 a.m. Lincoln topic Abraham. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Worship at 11 a.m. Dr Paul P Cheff pastor leads. Informal Zion Negro music Sunday and weekday committees listed with sessions and 8 p.m. meetings.
Residents and guests from East Gurley and nearby areas attended multiple gatherings this week. Charles Nelck and family visited Sidney. various couples and families, including the Gibbins and Jurgens households, spent time in Gurley and Sidney. dances at Dalton and Gurley drew attendees. a corn hog allotment meeting and numerous shopping trips filled the weekend schedule.
Mr and Mrs Bert Gibbins and family were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Harold Gibbins Saturday. Gerald Johnson spent an evening seen at the Charles Neick home. Mrs Charles Neick and Mrs Harold Gibbins were Gallers at the Wayne Gilbert home Monday. Wayne Gilbert was a Dalton caler Monday. Mr and Mrs Vernon Neick spent a few days last week at the Glen Davis home in Gurley. Mr and Mrs Harold Gibbins spent Monday evening at the Sexten Ahlm home.
Boy Scouts of troop 90 express gratitude for donations enabling Emery Nelson to attend the state government scout day in Lincoln. Frank Wait, scoutmaster, signs the note. Also mentions EE A. Howes piano tuner in Denver and a Cheyenne County Lumber Co advertisement for wallpaper assortment at low prices.
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