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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1920

Page

13

St Patrick's Church Sets Weekday Service Times

Services at St Patrick's Church run all week with 8 am masses on Sundays, a high mass at 9 am, and evening devotions at 7 30 pm. Local parish announcements emphasize regular worship hours and spiritual programs for parishioners.

St. Patrick’s

Lutheran Emanuel Church Services and School Schedule

Open daily for prayer and Holy Communion each Sunday at 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. First Sunday morning sermon at 11. Church school at 10 a.m. Pastor Henry Ives leads Morning prayer and sermon. Also Weyerts Neb Lutheran Emanuel Church with Karl Fenske as pastor holds 10 a.m. Sunday School and 11 a.m. church service. All welcome.

Henry Ives Lutheran Emanuel Weyerts Nebr Karl Fenske

Lutheran Church Offers Sunday Services and Picnic

Sidney Gurley Ev Lutheran Sidney Trinity holds 10:00 Sunday School and 8:00 worship with preaching. Gurley Grace presents 11:00 worship with preaching. Annual Peniel Sunday school picnic planned for Sunday at Krueger's Lake. Pastor Rev. Elmer Kahl delivers sermons.

Lutheran Church Sidney Gurley Ev Sidney Trinity Gurley Grace Peniel Krueger's Lake Elmer Kahl

Sunday School and Worship Plans for July Churches

The message outlines July attendance goals for the Sunday school, with a 10:00 a.m. Bible School hour and 11:00 a.m. morning worship featuring a sermon titled Love of Country. No evening service at the Christian Church as attendees attend the Presbyterian Church service instead. It notes last Sabbath’s Presbyterian Children's Day with baptism, communicants class, and new members, plus a morning lesson about guiding a child. Next Sunday repeats 10:00 a.m. Sunday School and 11:00 a.m. preaching, an evening union meeting, Americanization study, an address by Rev L L Holmes, and a prayerful invitation to attend. Rev Samuel Light signs off for the Methodist Episcopal Church with 9:45 opening pictures Solomon and Ecclesiastes, Father’s Day honors, and patriotic programming including a flower tribute and a Patriotic address by the pastor Port Bennett.

Bible School Christian Church Presbyterian Church L. L. Holmes Presbyterian Samuel Light Methodist Episcopal Church Church of the Friendly Solomon and Ecclesiastes Epworth League

Sunday Church Schedule Mentioned by Pastor

A church notice states that the pastor will conduct services each Sunday afternoon and be present at Sunday morning worship. The message is signed L. L. Holmes, pastor.

L. L. Holmes

Maniac Attacks Four In Chicago Fostered by Elgin Escape

Nolan B. Robins twenty three year old fugitive from the Elgin state hospital for the insane attacked his wife his mother in law his father in law and their five month old child with an iron brake beam in Wheaton Illinois. He was captured in Chicago after expressing satisfaction when reports claimed all four were dead and later growing irritated when told none died. Robins a discharged sailor once served on the transport Cyclops which disappeared at sea. He said the attack followed his wife refusing to live with him and was later committed to Elgin May 2 after an attempted suicide at the home of IL C Brown prominent jeweler and former postmaster.

Robins Bureau Cyclops Eigin IL. C. Brown Front Street Mr. Brown Elgin

Knights Renounce Claims On German Occupation Expenses

New York June 28 The Knights of Columbus said European commissioner Edward L Hearn was advised to enter no claims against the German government for expenses with the American army of occupation Welfare groups had been invited to submit bills for costs in Germany Since funds came from the American public it would be impossible to file a just claim says Supreme Secretary William J McGinley

New York Knights of Columbus Edward L. Hearn Knights Germany William J. McGinley

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