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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1925
Page
13
The Catholic Church announces Masses at 7:00 a.m. on Sundays and 8:00 p.m. on weekdays, with Rosary and benediction at 7:30 p.m. Bible school at 10:00 a.m. Communion and preaching at 11:00 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. and preaching at 7:30 p.m. Rev. Anton Link and H. M. Mitchell, Minlater.
Sunday services show growth with Miss Frances Burgess leading the music. The winter chautauqua was a success, plans for next year underway, and season tickets expected. The Sid ney Messenger’s second edition is being sent to friends. Feb 19 20 Fra Diavolo opera aids a sister church. Radio preaching prompts reflection on local church life.
Last Sunday featured excellent services with a sermon proclaiming Jesus as the Savior of men. The Bible is described as America's rule and guide, with worship at 11 a.m. Bible school at 10 a.m. C E at 6 p.m. Junior C E at 4 p.m.
The article notes well attended services last Sunday at Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church and announces English services next Sunday at 10:30. It quotes faith coming by hearing and hearing by the word of God and urges conscience to be heard. W Peters, pastor, invites attendance.
United Lutheran Church announces Holy Trinity Church school at 10 am with Lawrence Horn as superintendent. Evening worship at 7 30 pm features a sermon The Word of God Incarnate. Bronson school holds worship and Sunday school at 2 30 pm. Gurley Grace church offers 11 am worship with a 1 pm church school and Bible study Friday evening and Saturday morning at 9 00. Pastor W T Kahee invites all to attend.
CHURCH events list the St Martha's Guild meeting on Friday February 13 at 2 30 p m with Mrs McCleneghan. Sunday February 15 observes sexagesima with Sunday school at 10 a m and Holy Eucharist and sermon at 11 a m. Church doctrine study ends at 7 30 p m with rector listed as VMolrose.
Omaha hosts the Nebras ka Fraternal Congress February 12 and a suite of meetings for state associations in Omaha in February. Aurora officials fight peddlers, a 55 year old piano tuner from Kearney, Larman D Gillette, hanged himself, and about 12 000 auto licenses have been sold for 1926. Helen McDonough, an eleven year old freshman at North High, is Omaha's youngest high school student. Bills on women serving as salaried Nebraskan workers and new boxing commissioner John Kilmartin surface, while Chadron residents oppose city manager form. National Legion attention centers Omaha events in October. Health head Dr W H Wilson appointed, and Bellevue Vocational Training school property to be auctioned. Various local notes on farming, fire chiefs, and lone accidents round out the brief.
Bernard Hill hauls hay and plans move on Monday. Dozens of neighbors share farming chores and social visits Tuesday through Sunday, with corn husking, hog hauling, and car repairs amid dances, travels to Sterling and Crook, and a large Saturday night gathering at Bernard Hill's featuring Ace and Owen Hostettler and Vernon Reeves.
A new unit began operating at the light plant improving service while community events unfold. The Quein ranch picnic at Pumpkin Creek, Rev. Slocumb's birthday church gathering, and school faculty day highlight a week of local life. Lloyd Juell coaches the Chevrolet team, August Nielsen drives a Ford Tudor, and golf season resumes after snow. N B Miller sets a local record with 43 points. Arvil Hendrickson and Roy Williams of Loveland, Colorado, are noted in ongoing items.
Norman Trobaugh and Pete Howe called at FE L Madden's Friday morning. Dewey Larson returned from Omaha Thursday. Mr and Mrs E L Madden and daughter Charlotte visited John Carlson's north of Potter Monday. Larson sick with flu but improving. Raymond Langly visited E J Madden's Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Pete Howe in Sidney Tuesday. William Goding visited J H Madden Thursday. Jim Bertramson and family and Mrs Keith dined at E M Nelson's Sunday. Mrs and Mrs J H Madden, Roscoe Madden and Carl Schroeder were dinner guests at E L Madden's. Carl Schroeder and Roscoe Madden drove to Sidney Monday. Bessie Renika visited Pete Howe Friday. Jens Olson and family had Sunday supper with Pete Howe. Fred Johnson and Curley hunted coyotes Sunday. Norman Trobaugh visited Jens Olson Sunday morning. J H Madden, Roscoe Madden and Carl Schroeder dined at E L Madden's Sunday. Pete Howe and Norman Trobaugh spent Sunday evening at E L Madden's. Laverne and Leo Olson visited E L Madden's Sunday morning.
A large crowd gathered at the home of Mr and Mrs L K Nelson Thursday to celebrate their golden wedding anniversary. Madden Carl Schroeder J C Johnson Mr and Mrs Frank Hazelit and Harry Hazelit were Friday dinner guests at EB M Beales A Haack left Tuesday for a week in Omaha George Young and family C Harm Sen and family and Fred Wittrock were Sunday dinner guests at A Haacks Alma and Edna Hermeen are visiting at A Haacks Ines Hazelit was on the sick list last week Chris Christensen and E L Madden helped E M Nelson grindberley
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