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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1926
Page
4
Catholic church schedules weekly services with Mass at 7 00 a m and 9 30 a m on Sundays Rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m Weekdays Mass at 8 00 a m Rev Anton Link leads the church
Well attended services last Sunday discussed the danger of living to enjoy pleasure and the consequences of righteous living. Worship at 11 a m with Bible school at 10 a m E C at 6 30 p m. Paul’s example cited regarding fighting the good fight and finishing the course for a crown of righteousness.
United Lutheran Church schedules Sunday school at 10 a m and morning sermon at 11 a m with Bible study and instruction each Saturday at 1 30 p m. Pastor W T Kahe invites all to attend.
The St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church resumes regular worship with English services at 10 30 next Sunday and Lent observances begin with Wednesday services from Feb 17 at 730. An illustrated lecture on Footsteps of Jesus and mission work in western Nebraska and Wyoming will be shown Feb 26 with 40 slides plus nine on missions and a hymn. Pastor W F Peters invites all to attend.
Judge Kahl preached an inspiring sermon Sunday morning as the choir offered strong music Rev Wingett of Scotts Bluff will preach Sunday morning services Mrs Kxte Critchifield was enjoyed by all Louis H Kaub pastor led the church activities and announced the upcoming program.
Sunday school at 10 o clock with preaching at 11 o clock by Mr. Brox of Lodge Pole. Everyone invited to attend.
Society notes report North Side bridge club luncheon at the Country club followed by bridge at Mrs McNish home. Fortnightly club held 7 pm dinner at the Country club then bridge at Mr and Mrs Uptegrove home. A E Phelps won first honors among participants.
The Fast End bridge club met at Mrs. Leo Osborn's home on Tuesday evening with Mrs. Grimminger earning first honors and Mrs. Fred Studt second. A luncheon followed. The Sodality at St. Patrick's Academy hosted a bazaar supper and dance Monday with a well attended event and a red heart Valentine theme. Pindell won a bed set while Bolke took a dining room set amid decorated booths and music by Grabill's Merry Makers. Camp Fire girls gathered at Virginia Johnson's home Tuesday afternoon.
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church invites all members to begin Lent with prayer and devotion. Special midweek services include meditations on The Heroic Christ and The All Redeeming Christ, leading to Good Friday reflection on The Death-unmitten Christ. Two Buick cars offered for sale by M. W. Osborn Motor Co.
Walter Johnson played the bride's father Senator McCorkle and delivered a splendid performance. Principal Storkan directed the production overcoming lack of stage experience. The show drew financial success for the class, with Miss Neunbauer's dancers and a syncopated act by Kepler, Ahrens, and Hine entertaining between acts.
The Paul Robbins Colorado and augmented orchestra of ten travels in a $10,000 deluxe bus and delivers vaudeville time music from popular to classical. This act, paired with the regular picture program, promises a musical treat unlike ordinary jazz bands with its stage effects and varied repertoire.
Following an extended illness Mrs. R. R. James died at 4 20 a m Sunday February 7 1926 in Sidney. Victoria Todd born October 22 1874 in Michigan lived in Stuart Iowa most of life. She leaves husband three children Mrs I G Andrews Gladys and Francis James all of Sidney one granddaughter Clarice Andrews her mother a sister in Iowa two sisters in Illinois and a brother in Kansas and many relatives. She united with Congregational church early and was devoted mother valued by many friends.
In cooperation with local farmers and business groups, J. F. Hanson of Fremont will speak at the Sidney courthouse on Monday February 15 at 2 oclock about Cheyenne and western Nebraska counties learning from eastern Oregon and Washington on summer fallow winter wheat production and high land values. He will lead discussions and answer questions and a demonstration machine from Oregon will be shown at Osborn Motor Company garage in Sidney for rapid low cost summer fallow cultivation.
The county lags in legume acreage growth compared with the state. Much alfalfa and sweet clover were seeded last year but failed to start or were killed by a late spring freeze and dry summer. With moisture now in the soil, prospects depend on timely growth.
The county should seed legumes to boost protein feeds for livestock as shortages in narrow rations persist. Sweet clover and alfalfa offer pasture, hay, and soil nitrogen benefits, with seeds slightly cheaper this year. County Agent Ry notes these crops can be grown on any farm and will reseed themselves with proper conditions.
Farmers in Bronson report fields ready for corn work as snow melts. Pickers are plentiful and three men promised help before dark after a county agent call at 2 PM Tuesday. Farmers Union gathering last Saturday was well attended with good fun, though some young visitors found Potter crowded and returning home.
The Parent Teachers Association announces a bake sale at Leonard's on February 13. Proceeds support school programs and activities. Volunteers are welcome to donate baked goods and help run the sale.
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