Mass Schedule At Catholic Church This Week
Rev. Anton Link leads services with Sunday Mass at 7:00 a m and 3 30 a m Rosary instruction and benediction at 7:30 p m Weekday Masses at 8:00 a m
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Anton Link
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1925
Page
13
Christian Church Service Schedule and Minister
Bible school starts at 10:00 a.m. Communion and preaching at 11:00 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. Preaching at 7:30 p.m. Minister H. M. Mitchell leads the church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Christian Endeavor
H. M. Mitchell
Behold to obey is better than sacrifice sermon excerpt
The Sunday lesson stresses obedience over sacrifice and cautions against darkness. Worship times listed include 11 a.m. service, 10 a.m. Bible school, and 6 p.m. C E with 4 p.m. Junior C E. Samuel Light, Pastor. CHRIST CHURCH EPISCOPAL February 22 Quinquagesima Holy Eucharist 8 a.m. Sunday school 10 a.m. Litany and sermon 11 a.m. Doctrine study class 7:30 p.m. Thomas M. Melrose, Rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
C. E
United Lutheran Church and area services notice
Sidney Trinity church school at 10.2 m Mr Lawrence Horn superintendent Morning worship at 11 2 m sermon theme Christian Citizenship Potter First church worship with sermon at 2 30 Gurley Grace church church school at 10 am Evening service 745 Bible school 730 Friday evening and Saturday morning at 9 am Public invited W T Kahse D D Pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Trinity Church
Lawrence Horn
Potter
First Church
Gurley
Grace Church
W. T. Kahse
D. D
German Services At Saint Pauls and Salem Lutheran Churches
Next Sunday German services will be held at Saint Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church at 10 30 AM and at Salem Evangelical Lutheran Church at 2 PM Reverend Heref Sheridan has declined the call and a short meeting will follow services for further action pastor W Peters announces the congregations will meet after their respective services to decide next steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ev. Lutheran Church
Heref Sheridan
W. Peters
Methodist church decorating sermon series announced
The auditorium is being decorated by donated labor and will not interrupt Sunday services. The morning sermon, The Inner Reward of Fidelity to Right, opens a three part series from St Paul. Evening talk, Critics and Critics, invites all to attend and honor the Sabbath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
St. Paul
Timothy
Sidney
Bake Sale Benefit for County Club Saturday
A bake sale for the County Club is set for Saturday February 21 starting at 2 o clock at Leonard's grocery. Committee members include Mrs J L McIntosh Mrs J T McIntosh Mrs R B Roche and Mrs F G Schroeder. Also advertised is a swap offering for used player pianos and a phonograph trade in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard's Grocery
J. L. McIntosh
J. T. McIntosh
R.B.’ Roche
F.G. Schroeder
New Books at Library Chronicle Major 1924 Additions
The library adds a broad list of new volumes including Best American Short Stories of 1924 Best British Short Stores of 1924 Best Plays of 1922 1923 Mantel Best Poems of 1924 and many works by O Brien Skin ner Phelps Tarbell Lucas Mc Eloy Barnard Z Gray Oppenheim Wells Wells etc plus juvenile titles Dr Doolittle's Circus Tony White Children of the Lighthouse A Double Story Malot Lawrence Baum Stirling and others expanding fiction poetry travel and reference holdings across adult and juvenile shelves
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O’brien
O'Brien
Mantel
Strong
O. Skin
Rosemary
Lawrence
Little King
Major
Andy Bill
Prudence
Hueston
Barbour
Lincoln Cars Show Off Refined Features At Display
Lincoln cars will be shown at the automobile exhibit with notable improvements. The radiator now features vertical shutters and new fenders protect the body while enhancing appearance. Interiors receive refinements for passenger comfort and upholstery harmonizes in tone and texture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Lincoln Cars Define The Peak Of Motor Car Excellence
The Ford Motor Company division emphasizes continuous integration of automotive engineering and body design to create Lincoln vehicles. The result is cars that appear unusually low yet maintain ample interior space, meeting and surpassing modern motoring requirements with simple elegance and individuality.
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Sion
Ford Motor Company
Lincoln
Bronson Notes On Visits Debates and Club Meeting
Mrs. Harry Wingerson of Sidney visited Mrs. R. C. Jackson and attended a Sidney show. The Helping Hand club met with Mrs. Lewis Olson with ten members and Rev. Kahse present. Debaters from Bronson and area discussed diversified farming profitability in a Bunker Hill meeting. Henry Bennison returned from a business trip in Iowa. Several households hosted meals and visits, and Earl Tolle made a trip to Peetz, Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Olson
Kahbse
Sidney
Kahse
Kilmer
Anderson
Connelly
Henry Bennison
Iowa
Bunker Hill
J. A. Connelly
Farmers Union Debate Halks On Diversified Farming
Route A West Gurley Bunker Hill Farmers Union held its regular meeting Thursday evening with good attendance. They debated Bronson local on whether diversified farming is more profitable than wheat farming. Bronson argued the affirmative and won. After the meeting, a lunch was served by the ladies in the basement. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Happel and son drove to Sidney Thursday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Meyer and son Merlin also went to Sidney. Irene Bub inorw Uqol’s1tk pushed to Sidney Friday. she joined them for the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence McGrane arrived Thursday from the eastern part of the state to visit sister Mrs. George Caldwell for a couple of weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunker Hill Farmers Union
Bronson Local
Sidney
Irene
Clarence McGrane
George Caldwell
Meadow Lawn Social Notices and Visits
Meadow Lawn residents share Sunday visits with Coleman Kreader and at various Dalton homes. Joe Benish dined with the J. C. Kreader family. James McQuellan returned from Kansas. farming plans voiced. Neighbors attend Valentine party hosted by Bertha and Rose Eckert. frequent calls and coffees among Mayer, Morrow, Peterson, Sullivan, and others. seed wheat hauling noted.
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Johnnie Weigand
Coleman Kreader
Charles Mayer
Peterson
Joe Benish
J. C. Kreader
James McQuellan
Kansas
Jim
John Peterson
Everett
B. L. Carter's
Dalton
James Sullivan
Harry Scott
Ed Morrow
Harold Boyee
Paul Morrow
Bertha
Rose Eckert
R. R. Bovee
Delores
Royal
J. F. Morrow
Margaret Ravert
Gladys
Irma Morrow
Ruth Dunn
Alvin Mann
Paul Mann
Moran Family Farewell Party Draws Friends
Mr and Mrs Harry Moran held a surprise farewell gathering at home on Tuesday as the Moran family prepares to move away. Friends expressed regret at their departure, and refreshments were served for a fine evening.
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Harry Moran
Moran
Birthday party honor for Mrs Happell with 500 game win
Mrs Walter Happell hosted friends Saturday evening for a 500 card party. Emmet Brown won first prize and Dave Brown took the consolation. A Winch two course supper followed. Visitors included Mr and Mrs J M Netherland and family. Others sang and practiced with Walter Happel crowd. Adelaide Meyer recovered from illness. Della Happel ill with tonsillitis.
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Walter Happell
Emmet Brown
Dave Brown
District 236 Valentine Box Event Report
Sidney Draw C Shad and children shared Sunday dinner at Joe Denninger’s home while Miss Mary Seidel visited Frank Kurz’s home on Saturday. A Valentine box was entered by all district 236 children on Friday with everyone receiving a share and a large taffy pull concluding the day. Mr and Mrs Frank Kurz and child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Shad
Joe Denninger
Mary Seidel
Frank Kurz
Community Gatherings and Weekend News in Spicknell Area
Ren and Otto Kurz families joined Sunday dinner at the Spicknell home with Ann Kurz and grandsons Sam Chambers and Melvin Henderson. Local visits included Joe Denninger, Frank Kurz family, Roy Spicknell, and Clemmett Kretz. A district 3 dance drew a large crowd of up to fifteen couples, lively music, and a midnight supper. Chris Rhode injured an arm at the dance but later drove home safely. Frank Kurz helped butcher a beef with George Hocker son. Mrs Kurz and Bobby joined the outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Kurz
Ann
Sam Chambers
Melvin Henderson
John Kurz
Frank Kurz
Roy Spicknell
Clemmett Kretz
Joe Denninger
Bill Sampson
District 3
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Toaster’s Hand Book
Fuzzy Wuzz
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B. Franklin
Tarzan
Ant Man
Burroughs
Emerald Land of Oz
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Sir Galahad
Stirling
Harry Wingerson
R. C. Jackson
Henry Anderson
Mrs. J. H. Wiker
Baumbach Home
Guy Shoemaker
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Cecil James
George Worth
Southard
Vernon Peterson
J. M
Rex Rogers
Charles Nieman
Carl Carlson
Broadwater
R. H. Miller
Maynard Mayer
Charley Hill
Curt Scott
Walter Happel
Adelaide Meyer
Della Happel
Ren
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Matt Hemmer
Chris Rhode
Mrs. Kurz
Bobby
Bran
Sidney Poultry Co
C. J. Osborn
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Janesville Gang
International
Mitchell Farm
Thomas V. Barnes
Liberty State Bank
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