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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1932
Page
4
Chupses Catholic Church announces Sunday masses at 7:00 and 9:30 a.m. Sunday evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7:30 p.m. Weekday masses at 7:00 a.m. Anton Link is pastor.
The Bible school reports an average attendance 20 higher than last year and aims to raise it further, especially increasing male participation. Sunday services at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. feature a sermon on What Shall it Be, urging deeper spiritual life, Christ exaltation, kingdom foundations, sin condemnation, and evangelistic focus. A 6:30 p.m. young people's meeting is led by J. H. Bicknell.
St Pauls Lutheran invites members to Sunday school and Bible class on January 10 with English services at 10 45 am. A voters meeting follows at 1 30 pm for the annual gathering led by Pastor W F Peters.
The Methodist Church announces a full day of services beginning at 9 45 a m with church school and 11 a m worship. A 12 30 p m luncheon for Young People and a 6 30 p m Epworth leagues program follow. Evening events include 7 30 p m evensong and sermon. The annual candlelight service is postponed another week while plans finalize. The official board met Monday. minister is F Charling Mills.
Holy communion at 11 a.m. Worship and sermon at 7 30 p.m. Church school at 9 45 a.m. Confirmation class at 1 p.m. Saturday. Potter First Church worship and sermon at 2 45 p.m. Sunday school at 2 p.m. Cordial invitation extended. Dr. W. T. Kahse, Pastor.
At the Presbyterian Church on 14th and Linden, Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. and worship follows at 11 a.m. The sermon is titled Silence in Heaven, delivered by Pastor Dr. Paul P. Cheff.
Sidney faced a near blizzard Wednesday night with heavy wind and snow causing restricted visibility for motorists. The storm peaked around 7:30 PM, then snow ceased by 9 PM and skies cleared by midnight. Thursday brought mild, pleasant weather with a 46 degree high as merchants and farmers feared renewed wind and drifting roads.
Weather and road blocks forced St Patrick and Dalton to postpone their game planned for Wednesday on the Dalton court after calls between the schools. The contest will be rescheduled to fit both teams. St Patrick opens at home tonight versus Bushnell on the junior high floor and the game marks the first within the new Lodge Pole valley conference, impacting standings. Whitmore will join St Pats on the floor to represent the team.
The Fox Theatre presents Five Star Final with Edward G. Robinson delivering a powerful, moving performance as the managing editor in a drama of sensationalist yellow journalism. The cast includes H. B. Warner Marian Marsh Frances Starr and Boris Karloff, with Mervyn LeRoy directing.
The Senate voted Monday to take 40 million bushels of wheat from the farm board and distribute it to the needy amid criticism of relief policies. The action, approved without a roll call, funnels the grain to the Red Cross or designated charities, with costs charged to the farm board fund.
Community notices list visits among the Miles Johnson Nelson Houge Spiker and Gade families. People such as Ed Miles, Nels Johnson, Harold Spiker, Ruth Cortney, Merle Houge, and others are mentioned with gatherings, dinners, and travel to Texas related to a burial news item.
Mrs. 5S. J. Hedges, pioneer Sidney resident, died in Long Beach California on Saturday January 2. Survived by husband and four children Roy Allen Edgar and Lucy Tally of Scottsbluff. She and husband homesteaded eight miles north of Sidney in 1886 and moved to Long Beach eight years ago. Born August 3 1857 in She Pennsylvania, aged about 74 at death. Married at Shelton March 22 1883.
Mr and Mrs George Foster and Mr and Mrs Everett Foster spent Sunday evening with Fred Beyer. Mr and Mrs Alex Sterling and Mrs M N Sterling joined Henry Jeanson at Sidney for Sunday dinner. Joe Beyer attended the alumni banquet at St Patrick's auditorium Sunday evening. Hank Couch left for his home.
Sunday gatherings featured Mr. and Mrs. Nels Johnson and Nels Nelgortit with guests, and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Stone visiting Lee Johnson's home. R. W. Johnson and Walter joined Harold Spiker, while F A Johnson and family and W T Sharman with son Vern spent time at Nels Johnson's. Walter Craig and family and Elmer Gade also visited, with Mrs. Sharman calling on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J Kreader were in Sidney Monday. Charles Mayer and son dined with Ed Mayer in Sidney Saturday. Ivan Walker joined Christmas dinner with the Walkers at Gurley. George Worth and family and Herman Hinneman of Dalton visited Frank Christensen and family for Christmas. Walford Larsen called at Christensen's Christmas evening. C M Mayer and Ernest Myers were in Dalton Tuesday. R R Bovee and family joined Loren Wheeler at Potter Wednesday evening. Osterloh and Miller families with Schlotfeld and others celebrated Christmas at John Shrinert's. C M Mayer and family shared Christmas dinner with B L Carter in Dalton. Opal Bowes visited Erma Bartlett at Hillsdale, Wyoming.
The message expresses belief that prosperity will return as 1932 unfolds and urges collective effort. It notes resolutions forgotten, optimism for momentum, and the idea that supporting others boosts oneself. The tone calls for unity and mutual encouragement to bring prosperity.
The listing notes numerous holiday gatherings across families including Earl and Mrs. Johnson visiting the Frank Christensen home, Gerald Mayer with Donald Kreader, the Kreaders sharing Christmas with Cecil James in Wyoming, and multiple dinners and parties among Mayer, Walsh, James, Eckert, and Goding households. Christmas day events span Dalton, Potter, and Denver connected households with basketball attendance at Potter-Dalton.
Ui Ufa, the sage of Chinatown, explains that a poodle dog has very human traits. He notes the dog barks at strangers, believing its friends are powerful enough to protect it. Washington Star report.
The Department of the Navy lists one medical corps commander, one medical corps junior lieutenant, one rental corps lieutenant, and 10 to 15 pharmacists mates aboard the U S S West Virginia. A hospital ward sick bay ward and emergency operating room exist with a dispensary and full line of medical stores and supplies. Telegraph wantads get results.
A corner drugstore faced a court ruling over prescription compliance with a local board. Sianey Brag Co contested the dispute, arguing adherence to professional standards while the board sought enforcement of pharmacy rules.
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