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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1932
Page
5
The Presbyterian Church at 14th and Linden holds Sunday school at 10 a.m. worship and sermon at 11 a.m. The sermon centers on The Transfiguration. Dr. Paul P. Cheff serves as pastor.
Celebration of Holy Communion at 9 a.m. Sunday School at 10 a.m. Young People’s meeting at 6 30 p.m. J Roe Rector.
Sunday masses at seven and nine thirty in the morning with Sunday evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at seven thirty. Weekday masses at seven in the morning. Anton Link is the pastor.
St Pauls Lutheran Church at 1440 15th Avenue lists a Sunday program with Sunday school at 9 45 a m German service at 9 45 and English service at 11 a m This double service is the regular schedule inviting all unchurched to attend Pastor W F Peters leads the congregation
Oculi third Sunday in Lent services announced by Trinity English Lutheran. Church school at 9 45 a m worship and sermon at 11 a m with theme An Example Lenten midweek devotion Thursday at 8 p m choir rehearsal Thursday at 7 p m cordial invitation extended by Pastor Dr W T Kahse.
Weyerts Lutheran Church announces Sunday February 8 with Sunday school and Bible class at 10 am and German divine worship at 11 am. Lenten German services begin March 2 at 10 30 am. An offering for aged and disabled pastors will be taken at Sunday service. Pastor B C Wiebke extends cordial invitation to all to worship.
Methodist Church invites all men and older boys to a stag party in the church basement tonight at 7 45 PM. Entertainment and ample refreshments planned with ex official guest status for all men and older boys. Sunday services listed: 9 45 AM church school 11 AM morning worship and sermon Joshua 6 36 PM Epworth leagues and youth divisions 7 30 PM Evensong and sermon What is Conversion by Minister F Charling Mills.
State Bank Commissioner Woods told Omaha creditmen delegates that more than a dozen Nebraska banks have been reorganized during the past months despite worst credit conditions. He cited 305 bank receiverships, about 200 active, and noted improvements since a constitutional amendment allowed immediate stockholders liability collection. Speakers included William A. Hunt of Omaha and R. E. Montgomery of Sioux City.
Mrs. Virginia Bridger Hahn, daughter of Jim Bridger, returns to Wyoming to settle in Thermopolis with Mrs. Minnie Brown. At 85, she is the daughter of a full blood Ute mother and was born July 4, 1849 at Fort Bridger. Her life with Jim Bridger included three Indian captivities, all thwarted by her father.
Johnnie heads east to a St Louis school while Mrs Hahn, five, preserves pride in her father's civilizational role westward. She once sued over false characterization in The Covered Wagon, settling out of court. Jim, called by old timers, bunkers with Jack Hunton in the north room of Sulter's store at Fort Larame, Wyoming's oldest building from 1834.
Melvin Sweet of Sidney Rifle Club shot 284, two points above the 1931 Colorado state record, but Kimball’s shooters won 2464 to 2429. Bill Perry 251 and Stanley Baker 249 led Sidney. L. E. Meade topped Kimball with 271. Sweet may join Nebraska for Camp Perry next August as Potter rifles visit next Tuesday for another shoot.
Sidney's Maroons sit second in the conference per Earl Young's figures with Mitchell leading and a Mitchell victory over Scottsbluff tonight potentially boosting Sidney. Bluffs rise with a win, Bayard third, Alliance fourth, while Potter leads in hype but is not listed by Young. The championship award rests with the committee amid debate.
Morrill and Scotts Bluff county commissioners move toward leasing 50 feet along the Union Pacific right of way for the Oregon Trail highway No. 142. Bridgeport News Blade notes full county cooperation and chamber of commerce activity to improve the highway along the river between Bridgeport and the city.
A coordinated effort from Scotts Bluff and Morrill counties advances a south highway via a diagonal rail line route. Gering delegates including Otto J. Prohs and George W. Adams discuss routing from the Morrill county line with Bayard McGrew Melbeta and Bridgeport leaders. The plan envisions a diagonal road along Union Pacific tracks through townships 20 to connect with the north south road and extend into Bridgeport with later riverbank extensions.
Governor Bryan asks Charles Dawes of the stabilization finance corporation to release two million of the two billion dollars for Nebraska counties hit by drought and grasshopper invasion. He proposes bonds issued by counties to finance seed, feed, and farm equipment, with repayment starting 1933. He urges immediate relief and broader congress action for Nebraska funding.
Local notes recount visits among the Fleming Bolton Raddatz and Meier families at Lorenzo. The Lorenzo club met with Mrs Fleming as project leaders demonstrated homemakers beauty shop. Students engage in sheep and hog farming lessons, seed corn testing, milk butterfat plans, and winter wheat checks. High school girls prep for tennis while boys inventory baseball gear. Various neighbors and extended families share meals and visits.
Just received new line of Hart Schaffner and Marx spring suits with new low prices at Hepner's. Telegraph want ads get results. Try them.
Mrs J O Lobb reports visits by Mr and Mrs John Niebuhr and daughter Ardis at Herman Segelke home. Otto Zuhlke and son Botby stop by W F Waite home. Swanson family guests at Fred Rathman east of Dalton. Ted Kalloff and Leo Messner families join Joe Reiners visit. Grace Aid met with Mrs Berry. next meeting with Mrs Waite on March 3. Irving Campbell hauled hogs to Scottsbluff with Charles Scott. Waite and Berry families plus Tank celebrate 20th anniversary near Potter. Harry Scott loses a cow with twin calves. calves thriving. Irvin Campbell and J Lobb host Monday evening. Waite at Delno Mauer home Thursday evening.
Mrs Neal Rowan and Mrs Frank Rowan hosted the aid on Wednesday at the F A Rowan home with a large crowd. Local residents Wayne Gilbert Oscar Daniels Vernon Neick Thurma Neick Harold Gibbons and Arthur Sassaman visited Gurley on Wednesday. Donna Jean Miles returned home to stay a few days. Mrs Sexton Ahlm spent Thursday with John Jurgens. George Burke called on L F Cunningham Friday.
John Folkerts visits John Kieselhorst home while Neal Rowan and several Neick and Miles families travel for Dalton and Gurley social calls. Frank Rowan and Carl Feldman trade shops in Gurley and Sidney. Local residents attend a basketball game, a sale, and a Sidney show as Henry Kreinbring and others make weekend appearances.
A. H. G. Pakker created the synchronized machine gun enabling fire through revolving propeller blades and revolutionizing air fighting. Fokker, age twenty four, quickly adapted the design despite first handling a machine gun, testing the synchronizer within four hours.
Mentioned by Moses and the Proverbs as a condiment and used by Hippocrates in ancient medical practice. The note links vinegar to biblical and classical sources, highlighting its historical healing and culinary roles.
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