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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1931
Page
11
Community members at Bunker Hill shared New Year visits with neighbors in Gurley Sid ney PT group organized a PBTA meeting with Ivan Robinson and others present Esther Mooney organized the PBTA and Miss Mooney became secretary A large round of New Year dinners included the Beyer family and several Sidney and Dalton households, with many calls and dinner gatherings reported across several days.
J A Talish shelled corn for John Volkman Monday and Tuesday. Floyd Bruns returned Saturday from a week with his aunt and grandmother in Sidney. Charles Darrah helped Walter Flicker overhaul his car Monday and Tuesday. Henry Jobman was badly scratched when his car overturned Sunday evening near the Lutheran church. Sears and family and Hippen and family visited Fred Bauer Friday night. Charles Darrah and Herman Bruns hosted Sunday. Thurow and Ralph Smith called on Theodore Folkerts Tuesday. Lloyd and Lavern Bauer visited Arthur Volkman Friday. Frank Rogers stayed overnight at Otto Rahe’s Saturday then visited Walkup family in Kimball Sunday. Charles Rathbun visited Lodge Pole Monday. Mrs John Tieman spent Wednesday with her daughter Mrs Walter Flicker. Mr and Mrs Harold Pettett welcomed a daughter born last week at Harris hospital in Chappell. Harley Weyerts assisting William Hull with a Ford this week. Freda Tieman enrolled as a new pupil in district 32 last Monday. Mrs Carl Jurgens and Mrs John Volkman visited Mrs R P Volkman Monday.
Pleasant View residents and relatives spent New Year’s Day with Sidney acquaintances. Local families hosted dinners and called on friends including the Morrow, Gerler, Schuessler, Mathewson, and Bergt households. Paul Morrow left for Lincoln to resume college work while others enjoyed gatherings and Sunday dinners across the community.
The record lists Sunday masses at 7 00 and 9 30 a m with evening devotions at 7 30 p m and weekday masses at 7 00 a m Pastor Anton Link.
On Sunday January 11 the church offers school under Vern Livingston with Mrs A A Rudd and Mrs Paul Spearow as supts at 9:45 am. Morning worship and sermon titled Does It Matter What We Believe at 11 am. Epworth leagues and youth divisions at 6:30 pm led by Miss Hazel Gillette and Miss Fern Dodds. Evensong and sermon The Mighty Meek at 7:30 pm. Monday January 12 regular official board session at 7:45 pm led by F Charling Mills, Minister.
UNITED LUTHERAN CHURCHES announce worship and sermons at 11 a m in Sidney and Gurley and 9 30 a m in Dalton with Sunday schools at 9 45 10 and 10 45. Potter First Lutheran holds lessons at 2 15 p m and worship at 3 p m. Bible school averages nine more attendees than last year. Pastor W T Kahse and Rev Herman Joens invite all to attend and bring friends. Preaching at 11 a m.
The pastor J. H. Bicknell says next Sunday will start two sermon series. The morning service will cover the foundation principles of the Christian church while the evening service will present evangelistic sermons. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend.
At 8 am Holy Communion and 10 am church school. An 11 am Holy Communion and service of confirmation with The Rt. Rev Fred Ingley, bishop coadjutor of Colorado, celebrant, led by Rector E. C. Van Hise.
Sunday school at 10 a m1 morning worship at 11 o'clock evangelistic services at 8 p m prayer services Wednesday at 8 p m young people's meeting Friday at 8 p m A welcome is extended to all C R Brooks Pastor notice there will be a bake sale at Greenlees store Saturday January 10 The Altar society committee Mrs E S Stokes Mrs Charles Matthews Mrs N M Arlen Mrs H Van Aelstyn 33 34 Mrs Louis Blaha busy 77 s hot lunch club met December 18 at district 77 school house plans for next meeting several 4 H yells at Sew So club January 3 at Goodview school house meetings first of each month laundry bag demonstrations by Gladys Franklin Velma Campbell Alberta Stoll Gladys Earnhart Florence Wannenberg Marie Schneider lunch served coffee query about Blu hill.
Approximately 225 acres were added to the state game forestation and parks commission holdings at the final meeting of the year. Purchases near Ravenna and Fremont include 85 acres east of Ravenna for 5000 dollars and a Fremont tract at 50 dollars per acre. The largest purchase is the Union Pacific sand pit west of Fremont with a lake and five smaller ponds. The commission plans to create a 26 acre artificial lake on the Ravenna tract and seeks action against a Shell Lake irrigation district for overdraining. A 55 acre Verdon site for a state park was also discussed, with price talks ongoing.
Secretary of State Frank Marsh alerts 267 Nebraska corporations of delinquent occupation taxes overdue for over a year. Taxes must be paid within 90 days or the corporations will be dissolved with liens recorded on asset values. Some debts are small, others substantial, and no precise total is yet available.
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