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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1926
Page
4
CHI Jee HES Catholic Church announces Sunday Masses at 7:00 a.m. and 9:30 a.m. Rosary instruction and benediction follow at 7:00 p.m. Weekday Masses are at 7:00 a.m. Rev. Anton Link presides.
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church announces illustrated lectures Footsteps of Jesus with 40 slides and Missions of western Nebraska and Wyoming with 90 slides plus an illustrated hymn Rock of Ages. Special music by Walther League quartet and chorus. Rev H L Schuetz visits March 7 preaching sermon. English services February 2. Lenten service March 8. Ladies Aid meets March 3. Pastor W F Peters urges attendance.
United Lutheran Church Sidney and Holy Trinity Church Sidney report growing congregations through Lenten services. Morning worship at 11 with sermon God Calleth Thee. Wednesday 7 30 pm The Pleading Christ. Saturday Instruction 1 30 pm. Grace Church Gurley worship 7 30 pm Thursday 7 30 pm midweek. Pastor W T Kahse.
The church announces Sunday services as usual with Dr. Oliver M. Keve, district superintendent, preaching both morning and evening. Last Sunday's sermons by Rev. L. Slocumb and Rev. Leslie Moore were inspiring and appreciated. Let none neglect the need of the soul. Louis H. Kaub, Pastor.
Second Sunday in Lent schedule lists 8 a.m. Holy Communion 10 a.m. church school 11 a.m. Morning prayer litany sermon Life's Compulsory Education 4 p.m. Vespers and meditation if roads permit. Lent Wednesdays and Fridays 8 a.m. Holy Communion 4 45 p.m. Vespers 7 30 p.m. Devotions and instructions rector J J Crawford invites everyone to worship.
Last Sunday services featured a lively worship and a discussion on knowing the right. The text defines a Christian as one who believes and acts rightly, trusting Christ and devoting life to Christian deeds. Worship at 11 a m Bible school at 10 a m FB at 6 30 p m. Liberty and righteousness are presented as closely linked. Point your life at a star.
Mrs Clara McNish hosted twelve guests at a 6 30 dinner followed by bridge with Mira Will Jewett of Gurley taking first honors. Fortnightly club enjoyed a seven o clock dinner at the Country club and bridge at Mr and Mrs Guy Dorans, where Mrs McNish also won first honors. North Side bridge club met at the Country club for lunch and bridge at Mrs Clayton Madcliffe’s home. Eastern Star attended at Mrs Tom Poole’s home. T O B bridge club met at Mr and Mrs Polk’s home, with Mrs Kenneth Bassett winning first ladies honors and E S Sherrerd first men’s honors. A surprise party and shower honored Mrs Harold Tobin, hosted by the Methodist choir at Mrs Ahrens’s home, featuring luncheon and a piano lamp gift. Mrs Tobin noted as choir pianist. Country club held monthly bridge dinner Thursday night. Camp Fire girls led by Miss Johnston enjoyed a hike and a welme roast in the hills Monday afternoon.
Sidney Post No 17 American Legion extends sympathy to E N Syde of Sidney Nebr on the death of his brother Robert Hyde. Message dated Feb 24 1926 expresses solidarity and support from the comrades and requests strength to carry on. Resolutions committee members listed and adjutant attested. The play Green Stockings set for March 17.
Seed corn tests often show poor germination though some samples germinate well. Selecting seed locally by testing 100 ears or 80 ears can yield better seed than buying. Using your own seed aligns with your growing goals and can save money despite available good corn for sale. For sale 1925 Ford coupe with balloon tires and extra equipment from M. W. Osborn Motor Co.
Adam Krieger the world middleweight champion will defend his belt against Roy Chick of Sidney in Sidney on Thursday night March 11. Both fighters will weigh 155 pounds. Chick aims to claim the title after three years of buildup and says he will arrive late this week to train. Krieger, holder since 1919, seeks to keep the belt another year. The contest follows a Sterling Advocate report of Krieger’s win over Jack Clauter in Lincoln, showing his dominant form and readiness for the upcoming bout.
Friends in Sidney report the death of Mrs. T. W. Strain formerly of Sidney after a brief pneumonia illness in Brock Nebraska. The obituary notes her husband T. W. Strain and Beverly Depew of Brock as a former Brock resident. Funeral and burial will take place in Brock. Also announced are upcoming events including a basketball game against Chappell and a reading by Helen Waggoner at the High School auditorium on March 3.
The Colorado Nebraska Golf Association discusses tax issues facing Sterling Ft Morgan and Brush clubs with Sterling owing the IRS 1400 over three years. Akron reports dues at ten dollars yearly. The meeting features a prominent banquet and renewed acquaintances with several golf matches played.
Agricultural short course set for March 11 and 12 in Sidney will be free to all. Lectures by L A Hawkins and F E Enersol of Harvester extension, with Mrs Gordon W Randlett directing women sessions, aim to share scientific ideas for farm and home problems. Children and adults welcome. schools invited to participate. program promises lasting community benefit.
Arrangements with J A Bentley of Sidney promote a summer fallow machine with orders via him by March 1. Hanson and Co advertise spring delivery timing. Sample dress exhibit at Sidney hotel, and district managers sought in South Dakota. Upcoming P T A lecture by Helen Waggoner March 3 at 8 p.m. Beauty parlor to open March 4 in Greenlees' rest room. Ford touring car for sale. Be photographed at Phelps Studio for birthday.
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