Saint Peter's Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church Schedule
Services on the 1st 3rd and 4th Sundays at 11 A M with Sunday school at 10 30 A M Young people and family meetings follow. Ladies Aid meets every second Wednesday. Fifth Sunday services at Lara Christense n s home north of Dix at 11 A M CHR FALCE Potter Nebr aims to complete work quickly. Epworth League cabinet plans a Bake Sale soon with next week announcement.
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Potter
Young People’s Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. Nelson
Lara Christensen
Dix
Epworth League
St Patrick's Church Weekly Mass and Services
St Patrick's Catholic Church schedules Sunday Mass at 9 AM and an evening service at 7 30 PM. Instruction sessions are held each Saturday at 2 PM.
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St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Evang Lutheran Church Second Sunday Services Noted
The Evang Lutheran Church and Holy Trinity Church Sidney hold Sunday School at 10:00 sharp with Matins Confession Absolution and Holy Communion at 11:00. Grace Church Gurley offers Vespers at 7:30 PM. Rev C W Seville invites the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lutheran
Holy Trinity
Sidney
Grace Church
Gurley
C. W. Seville
Methodist Church Schedule Promises Welcome and Progress
Sabbath school at 10 A M and morning sermon at 11 A M. Epworth League service at 6 30 P M and evening sermon at 7 30 P M. Wednesday soci al and prayer service at 7 30 P M. L E Lewis invites all to attend. Stone has shipped and will arrive in time. Most building materials have arrived and bills paid to date. Spring will bring further progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
L. E. Lewis
St Paul Evang Lutheran Plans War Era Christian Lessons
The St Paul Evangelical Lutheran congregation of Sidney will hold English services at 8 o clock in the Dunkard church. This Sunday begins a series of lessons for Christians during times of war with the topic this week judging God’s wrath on nations’ sins led by W Schroeder.
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St. Paul
Christ Episcopal Church Service Schedule
Open daily for prayer with Sunday services. Sunday school at 10 A. M. Christian Nurture series aligned to age groups. 11 A. M. morning prayer and sermon. 7:30 P. M. mission service and sermon. Strangers cordially welcomed.
Peniel Church Elects Leader and Expands Activities
The Peniel Christian Endeavor held its first meeting with fifteen active members plus associates. Miss Mabel Leafdale serves as president. The Sunday school adds a new library and will start at 10:00 a.m. next Sunday, followed by preaching baptism and communion. All Christians are invited to participate in the sacrament. E. L. Chamberlin notes Tuesday Bible study continues with growing interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peniel Christian Endeavor
Mabel Leafdale
E. L. Chamberlin
Knoxville Girl Crafts Apple Head Character Dolls
A Knoxville Tennessee girl creates clever character dolls with heads carved from dried apples demonstrating inventive reuse of natural materials. Her work showcases skilled carving and a playful approach to toy making reflecting local crafts and traditions.
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Knoxville
Tenn
None to None: February Bible Lectures at Sidney Church
A respected Bible student described as second to none will speak at the Christian church starting the first Lord's Day in February and every night thereafter for the month. After a brief ministry here, he was invited to Sidney as the best choice for the people.
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Sidney
Gospel Meetings Lead by Prof J G Morris at Christian Church
February first Sunday features Prof J G Morris a composer author and choir leader to direct gospel meetings at the Christian Church. Audience will hear him as choir director and soloist in a program described as splendid with a growing Bible school and a broad minded spiritual congregation.
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J. G. Morris
Christian Church
Jesus
J. J. Langston
Local And Personal Notes From Sidney And Nearby
George Schad of Crook Colorado, a North Platte coach, visited Sidney Monday and stayed two days. Mrs Jack Nearman has been ill three weeks. Minnie Vogler of Crook Colorado shopped in Sidney Monday. Mr and Mrs B Robinson drove from Potter precinct Wednesday. D R Jones left Tuesday on a business mission to Silox City and eastern points. John Leff came from Peetz Colorado Sunday to visit J C Shulenberg and wife. Ben Planck returned Saturday from two months visiting relatives in New York and Pennsylvania. Mrs H A Stover left Friday for Brush Colorado for sister A Weaver’s illness. Robert High is in North Bend with dairy cattle. Viggo Nelson and baby returned Friday from Omaha and Council Bluffs. Mrs Frank Portrey and daughters visited J C Shulenberg Sunday. L C Opper of Sidney State Bank moved to a new bungalow on West Washington. Letters from soldiers Fred Parks at Ft Caswell NC and Chas A Chambers of Aberdeen MD will be published next issue. Mr and Mrs Charles Boggs moved to Hershey to help with ranching. shipped three cars of goods and stock this week. Allen Chambers, in Aberdeen MD, thanks for Christmas box and follows basketball. he’s in the Ordinance Dept and hopes to be in France by July 1. W H Boggs loading two cars of implements and goods to move near North Pintte after purchasing 292 acres. he’ll be missed as a valuable citizen. Charles High sold his Potter farm for land near Dix and will visit Illinois. he’ll keep land interests and return often.
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Herb Foster
Mr. Weed
Dalton
Pat Keenan
Walsh
Jim Kindlan
Mr. Mowrer
Loren Dugger
John Eckert
Rose McNulty
J. C. Kreader
Fremont
Harlan Satchell
Sam Eckert
Jim Ward
John Davison
Bert Davison
Mr. Mowerer
Pat
Dan Keenan
Will McMullen
Ed Walsh
Ed Donaghy
Frank White
Chas. Hendrickson
Kreader
Local Notes and Social News from Sidney Nebraska
L Fine remains bachelor host as his wife visits Oklahoma. Altar Society met at the parsonage on a bitter cold day, with Miss Muenstermann hosting a lunch for the faithful. Al Bentley and wife extended their stay with Mr. and Mrs. Bert Swatzlander due to the blizzard. Osborn, Kretznd and S. W. Scott returned from Lincoln after attending the State Farmers Union Convention. Emmons Sanders and daughter returned from Denver where she received hospital treatment. Olson, formerly of Oakland, Nebraska, bought the A Ahlman home on West Lincoln Highway and will move in soon. Ahlman plans to build a large two story house on his farm south of Sidney with a big barn and outbuildings. Olson operates a large tractor.
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Altar Society
Co. J. Osborn
George Kretznd
S. W. Scott
Lincoln
Farmers Union
Nebraska
Mr. Olson
Oakland
A. A. Ahlman
West
Lincoln Highway
Mr. Ahlman
Sidney
Japanese Flock to Hawaii Report Shows Growth
Honolulu January 14. The governor’s annual report notes a notable rise in Japanese residents in Hawaii over seven years. In 1910 the Japanese population was 79,764, increasing to 102,479 in 1917, while Hawaiians declined from 26,041 to 28,450.
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Hawaii
Honolulu
Cholera Epidemic Strikes Caucasus with Many Deaths
A Petrograd dispatch reports an outbreak of cholera in the Caucasus with hundreds dead. The notice follows Stockholm January 14 and confirms a severe public health crisis in the region. A separate item notes a 15 percent discount offer from Hardy Hardware Co.
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Caucasus
Stockholm
Petrograd
Hardy Hardware Co
Local farm activity and visits around Dalton community
Pat Keenan takes over Kreader management as J M Kreader travels to the Springs and Florida. Dan Keenan assists hauling alfala to Kreader farm while Ed Walsh, Ed Donaghy, and others visit homes, church, and Lillian Messick’s. Various neighbors trade, dine, and inspect farms in a bustling country scene.
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Pat Keenan
J. C Kreader
Dan Keenan
Pat
J. M. Kreader
Springs
Florida
Dennis Walsh
Dalton
Sacks and straw aid stuck cars in sand and mud
Emergency traction items like a lap robe gunny sacks and old newspapers can free vehicles stuck in deep sand or mud when placed in front of rear wheels. A bundle of straw or hay works as well. Motoring writers say these sacks are worth many times their cost as emergency gear.
British Resolve to Fight Germany to the Death
Britain will fight Germany to the death, Sir Frederic Edwin Smith told the New York Bar Association in a address heightened by America’s entry. He warned of blood and treasure costs yet vowed victory and a vindication of international law if Britain wins.
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New York
Britain
Germany
America
Frederic Edwin Smith
Great Britain
New York Bar Association
Job Work Neatly and Promptly Done at This Office
A local notice proclaims efficient and careful job work at the office, inviting customers to bring tasks for prompt attention. It emphasizes quality, neatness, and timely completion of assignments. The ad implies a general service available to the public.
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Saint Peter's
Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church
Falce, Potter
Christ Episcopal Church
John W. Tyndall
Augusta, Ga
George Schad
Crook
Colorado
North Platte
Jack Nearman
Minnie Vogler
Mrs. B. Robinson
Potter Precinct
D. R. Jones
Silox City
John Leff
Peetz, Colo
J. C. Shulenberg
Ben Planck
Pennsylvania
H. A. Stover
Brush
A. Weaver
Robert High
North Bend
Viggo Nelson
Baby
Omaha
Council Bluffs
Frank Portrey
Gertrude
Mary
L. C. Opper
The
Sidney State Bank
West Washington Street
Fred Parks
Ft. Caswell
N. C
Chas. A. Chambers
Aberdeen
Charles Boggs
Hershey
W. H. Boggs
Allen Chambers
Allen
Ordinance
France
North Pintte
Mr. Boggs
Charles High
Illinois
L. Fine
Oklahoma
Leon
Campaeus
al Bentley
Bert Swatzlander
Emmons Sanders
Denver
John Schreinert
Ward
Lillian Messick
Ross
Shinker
Bessie Eckert
Liverett
Doris Davison
al Morrow
Dan
Miller
Collie Krender
Johnavison
England
Bassett & Littler
Leon. Fine
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