Catholic Church Serves Weekday and Sunday Masses and Revival Plans
Sunday masses at 7:00 and 9:30 a m with 7:30 p m devotions. weekday masses at 7:00 a m. Pastor Anton Link. Bible school at 10. A lively attendance last Sunday highlighted banners in the men and young people classes. Next Sunday sermons include The Lords Supper and an evangelistic message, as revival set to begin March 15. Reservations due by Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Link
Bible School
Willegin
Methodist Church Weekly Schedule and Banquet Update
The public is invited to attend at 7:30 p m when Dr Harry E Hess district superintendent of the Kearney district delivers the evensong sermon He is regarded as a strong preacher The men's banquet postponed from this week now set for Friday January 30 and the event is highlighted as a major church affair Efforts reflect a busy church calendar with Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 and Epworth leagues at 6 30 plus the first quarterly conference at 8 45
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth
Harry E. Hess
Kearney
Sidney
Hess
Local Social Roundup of Visits and Illnesses
Ed Lipke is sick this week. Clyde Kinton and daughter motor to Sidney Saturday. Jack Sparks has mumps. Paul Sparks family and Fred Seimers guests of L. J. Hughes. Mary Alice Hughes and Joy Sparks at Fox Theatre. Herman Blanke and Evelyn visit Chappell relatives. Hughes and Kinton families visit O. L. Miller. Theo Egging at Paul Sparks. Mary Alice Hughes and Joy Sparks stay with Evelyn Blanke. Robert Sparks returns from Denver. Elmer Hughes to Scottsbluff on business. Glantz helps with husking. Sparks families spend evening at Claud Sparks. bridge and lunch. Elmer Hughes at Yowell home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Lipke
Clyde Kinton
Sidney
Jack Sparks
Paul Sparks
Childre
Fred Seimers
al Marsh
L. J. Hughes
Mary Alice Hughes
Joy Sparks
Fox Theatre
Herman Blanke
Evelyn
Chappell
B. V. Hughes
C. B. Kinton
O. L
Harry Sparks
Claud Sparks
Claud
Sunol Hosts Two Local Basketball Games Friday Night
Sunol high school beat Gurley high 38 to 21 while Gurley town team lost 21 to 18 to the Sunol town team. A large crowd watched the games with Mr. Miller of Lodge Pole as referee. Several local residents traveled for illness news and social visits followed the event.
Sunday Church Services and Confirmation Class Reminder
Sunday school begins at 10 a m with divine worship at 11 a m. Confirmation instruction is Saturday from 9 a m to 4 p m. Parents are urged to bring children for religious instruction and attend worship. Pastor B C Wiebke invites everyone to make this church their church and attend at all times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. C. Wiebke
St. Pauls Lutheran Church English Services Notice
St Pauls Lutheran Church holds English services January 25 at 10 45 with Sunday school and adult Bible class at 10 Pastor W F Peters leads the congregation in the weekly schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Peters
Lutheran Churches Schedule Services in Sidney and Gurley
United Lutheran churches in Sidney and Gurley announce Sunday services. Trinity Lutheran in Sidney hosts church school 9:45 a.m. worship 11 a.m. Confirmation class Saturdays 1 p.m. Choir practice Thursday evening. Congregational meeting the following Sunday at 11 a.m. Grace Lutheran in Gurley has school at 10 a.m. worship 11 a.m. Trinity Lutheran in Dalton starts with an early worship hour and 10:45 a.m. church school. Pastors W. T. Kahse and Rev. Herman Joens invite all to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Trinity Lutheran
Gurley
Grace
Lutheran—Church
Dalton
W. T. Kahse
D. D
Herman Joens
Sidney Gospel Tabernacle Services and Events
Sidney Gospel Tabernacle announces Sunday services at 3 pm with Sunday school at 10 am and morning worship at 11 am. Evangelistic services at 8 pm, midweek prayer Wednesday at 8 pm, and Glen Ayers leads the young people meeting Friday at 8 pm. Pastor C. G. Brooks invites all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tabernacle
Glen Ayers
Local neighbor notes and moves around Sidney area
Mrs Nels Hoagland and son Don ald visited the W W Craig home. Bonnie Cronk wed Walter Reichler and will reside in Chadron. Evangelist D A Sommer dined with A Fenske. Mrs Friend Dickinson and Mrs Ben Vacik shopped in Sidney. Cecil Tremain left for Sextorp. Billy Smith and family socialized with Howard Yost. Elmer and Oscar Moench move machinery to Frank Mathes farm in weeks. Crowell, Crowell and Nelson involved in cattle shipment to Potter and Omaha. Reetz family health note. Pete Nelson birthday celebrated. cake baked by Mrs Smith. Dave Brown to move to Frank Travis farm. Ed Slama at Gurley oil station. John Petersons from Lusk visited Yost. Prehn sale attended. Building notes Gapen 26 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Hospital
Nels Hoagland
Donald
W. W. Craig
Evangelist D. A. Sommer
A. Fenske
Bonnie Cronk
Chadron
Court House
Alliance
Walter E. Reichler
Friend Dickinson
Ben Vacik
Sidney
Dickinson
Cecil Tremain
Billy Smith
Howard Yost
Elmer
Oscar Moench
Frank Mathes
Cr. C. Crowell
Potter
George Reetz
Omaha
Herman Schubarth
C. C. Crowell
Robert Nelson
Wesley Herboldsheimer
Roy
Island Lake
Pete Nelson
Mrs. Schuler
Dix
Bertha Mae Reetz
Mockett
L. J. Shaw
Smith
Dave Brown
Frank Travis
Ed Slama
Standard Oil
Gurley
John Peterson
Lusk
Wyo
Henry Wickstrom
Alex Spencer
William Prehn
Local social and stock shipments from town
Lincoln enrollment planned until February 1. Mr and Mrs Thomas Howerter and others hosted at Baby family dinners. Mrs Brauer and family and Miss Glassburn visited. Leona Lindley took teacher exams in Sidney and dined with Elma Nelson. Four stock cars shipped Saturday night: Emil Englert cattle to Omaha, Schmelke sheep to Omaha, Allingtons hogs to Denver for stock show. Bert Allington and Emu Englert accompanied shipments. D A Sommer left for Idaho after church meetings. George Arnold and Nadine stayed with Bert Allington, returning home Sunday. Leo Wynne works at Alling farm during Denver trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
The
State University
Thomas Howerter
Harry Howerter
Carl Jacobs
Baby
Richard Brauer
Velma Glassburn
Leona Lindley
Sidney
Elma Nelson
Emil Englert
Omaha
Mr. Schmelke
Allington & Allington
Denver
Bert Allington
Emu Englert
D. A. Sommer
Idaho
Church of Christ
West
Indiana
George Arnold
Nadine
Wauneta
Bert Alling
Leo Wynne
Aliing
Local News Roundup From Weyerts Area humdrum events
Mr and Mrs Charles Rathbun and son left for Dalton to visit a sister before returning to Manville Wyoming. Caroline Volkman and Pearl Bauer visited Esther Bruns. Lena Tieman played with Elsie Rahe after school. The Bauer Volkman and Smith families spent the weekend near Torrington accompanied by Mrs Carl Smith and children. Neighbors helped Herman runs haul hogs to Gurley. Frank Flessner shelled corn for Buss Rahe and Otto Rahe. The infant Bobbie Dale was baptized. Herman Bruns was visited by Mrs Bruns at the schoolhouse. Frerichs youngsters attended a birthday party at Charles Swartz for William. Dale Rogers visited Herman Bruns. Pearl and Lloyd Bauer weekended with Caroline and Arthur Volkman. Charles Darrah hauled corn to Gurley for Windsheimer brothers. Henry Florke visited sister Mrs H C Schmale. Hume family and others spent Sunday at Otto Rahe home. Theodore Folkers shelled corn Monday. John Volkman home enjoyed Sunday visit by Bauer Volkman family. John Hume and children shopped in Lodge Pole Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Tieman
Elsie Rahe
Fred Bauer
Lavern
R. P. Volkman
Carl
Fred Smith
Torrington
Wyo
Carl Smith
Herman
Gurley
Frank Flessner
George
Pete Buss
Otto Rahe
Walter Rufenacht
Bobbie Dale
Herman Bruns
Frerichs
Charles Swartz
William
Dale Rogers
Pearl
Lloyd Bauer
Caroline
Arthur Volkman
Charles Darrah
Windsheimer Brothers
Henry Florke
H. C. Schmale
C. G. Hume
James Hume
Elda
Garhart Thurow
Ralph Smith
Orval Hume
Theodore Folkers
John Volkman
John Hume
Lodge Pole
Lone Star Hot Lunch Club Organized in December
The Lone Star hot lunch club was organized December 31 with county agent Mr. Willey assisting. Armita Shelley was elected president Genevieve Shelley vice president Eva Jurgens secretary and treasurer Esther Jurgens reporter and Miss H Bales leader. The group outlined work including organization and five upcoming meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lone Star
Willey
Armita Shelley
Genevieve Shelley
Eva Jurgens
Esther Jurgens
Meeting Adopts Adjournment After Brief Session
A club session ends after discussing problems two demonstrations and health playlets. A motion to adjourn is carried as no further business remains. No definite date is set for the next meeting.
Murderers Seek Commutation Get Favorable Board Action
Parole actions granted for penitentiary inmates include George Newton of Sarpy county 1 to 5 years for burglary Cecil Hester of Lancaster county 1 to 5 years for forgery Earl Henry of Lancaster 1 to 10 years for auto theft Frank McCain of Boone county three years for cattle theft Archie Woodward of Hall county 20 years for incest Sam Bauer of Lancaster county 22 years for incest commuted to 12 years
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Newton
Sarpy County
Cecil Hester
Lancaster County
Earl Henry
Lancaster
Frank McCain
Boone County
Archie Woodward
Hall County
Sam Bauer
Wheat Condition At Ninety Two Percent In Report
A market summary notes wheat at 92 percent condition with corn husking delayed. Prices show corn at 48 or 50 cents, wheat 54 cents, oats 27 or 28 cents, alfalfa around 8.56 to 9.29, corn fed cattle about 9.09 to 9.20, hogs 7.12 to 7.20, butterfat 23 cents, and eggs 16 to 19 cents, reflecting drought and financing effects on the corn belt and U S markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corn
U. S
Farmers Gravel Roads For Themselves
Nebraska farmers donate labor and raise over $1000 to gravel roads aiding Engineer Griesel and road crews. The article notes roads as a year round necessity for farm marketing trips by auto and truck, shifting view from leisure class burden to farm asset and traveler convenience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Griesel
Nebraska
Nebraska highway progress marked by farmer turnout
Favor notes that when state and county funds are scarce farmers will mobilize and obtain improvements themselves as in Cedar and Merrick counties. The record cites over 5000 miles of Nebraska’s 80,000 mile state highway system paved or graveled, illustrating safe and steady progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar
Merrick
Nebraska
Sidney Tops Kimball to Break Unbeaten Cage Fives
Sidney toppled Kimball to end their unblemished run in regional cage play. The upset snapped Kimball’s flawless record and shifted standings in the Western cage circuit with a decisive victory on the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Kimball
Charter Presented to Business Women by State Official
Lilah Erwin performs piano solo by Lara Smith as 42 names appear on the Sidney charter. The club lists 48 active members and aims to foster closer ties between business and professional women. The Women’s club has long decried the lack of avenues for city ladies to form acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lilah Erwin
Lara Smith
Sidney
Womans Club
Pat Quintet Proves Too Much for Potter Team
The Pat quintet dominated Potter on Tuesday night. Telegraph Wanteds Get Results segment appears but is unrelated to the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
Potter Team
Telegraph
Legion Auxiliary Plans District Four Convention
District secretary and treasurer, round table discussion led by Mrs W R Cochran, surprise number by Sidney members, report of resolutions committee, song America, Mrs W J Shoemaker, pianist, adjournment. 7 p.m. Banquet at Sidney country club with program including solo Mrs Clayton Parks reading Vern Livingston duet Mrs Kenneth Lynch and Miss Freda Hammer solo Miss Eleanor Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Cochran
Sidney
America
W. J. Shoemaker
Sidney Country Club
Clayton Parks
Reading
Vern Livingston
Kenneth Lynch
Freda Hammer
Eleanor Rose
Mrs Gertrude Nelson Attends Lincoln Meeting This Week
Mrs Gertrude Nelson attends an annual meeting in Lincoln with figures from Nebraska universities and colleges including F A Robey and C A Fullerton. A St Olaf Capella Lutheran choir performance opened at St Pauls M E church. Rose D North led the closing day session with a talk on supervision methods and a symposium on bulletins outlines and plan books. Professor H E Bradford of Nebraska appeared in morning programs before adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Nelson
Lincoln
Hn University
F. A. Robey
Nebraska
C. A. Fullerton
Iowa State Teachers College
B. E. McProud
Nebraska Wesleyan
St. Olag
St. Paul’s
M.E
Rose D. North
County Superintendent Association
H. E. Bradford
Nebraska University
O. P. & Family Flour Guarantee Promises Refund
Advertises choicest No 1 hard winter wheat flour with unconditional satisfaction guarantee. Promises refund of full purchase price if any part of a 48 lb sack is returned. Encourages trying the flour tomorrow and asserts strong confidence in pleasing customers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. H. Bicknell
F. Charling Mills
North Divide
SUNOL
Gurley High School
Gurley Town
Our
Sunol High
Gynol Town
Mr. Miller
A. J. Englert
Andrew Lloyd
Hamlin
Kan
Beulah Billeter
Gidney
William Englert
Myr
Allington
Heary
ST. Paul's Lutheran Church
United Lutheran ,Churches
Sidney Gospel Tabernacle
CG. R. Brooks
Sextorp
Gapen
Silk
Charles Rathbun and Son
William Hall
Manville
Caroline Volkman
Pearl Bauer
Esther Bruns
Lone Star Hot Lunch
Sidney Mg Fereed
Chesebro
Livoni
Walker
Ft Wolf
C Price
Adams
Griswold
Goodale
Kimball Prouty
F Delater
F Bickel
F 2Pwood
C White
W. Kennedy
C. Kennedy
Green
Ecathspliitt
St. Patrick
Patrowsky
Filbin
F Roth
C Disney
Fahy
Stanley
Potter Christensen
F Coulter
Fricke
C Wheeler
Goding
Portrey
Legion Auxiliary
O. P. Skaggs System
O. P. S. Family
P. Skaggs
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