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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1922
Page
18
The Catholic church offers Mass at 7:30 a m and 9 30 a m on Sundays with Rosary Instruction and Benediction at 7 30 p m Weekday Mass is at 8 00 a m Rev Anton Link serves the parish.
Paul’s Lutheran Church plans Sunday activities with Sunday School at 9 30 in the morning and German language services at 10 30.
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church South Divide will hold Sunday services at two o'clock led by Pastor W. F. Peters.
Christ Episcopal Church opens daily for prayer with Holy Communion every Sunday at 11 a.m. and the first Sunday of the month at 11 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. Church school at 10 a.m. Rev. Henry Ives presides.
The UNITed LUTHERAN CHURCH announces service times including morning worship at 9, Bible school at 10 45 and a Sunday evening Holy Communion service at eight o'clock The sermon theme is The True Christian Spirit Attendance last Sunday was strong and the notice urges continued participation A study on Interpreting Nebuchadnezzer's Dream is also mentioned
Grace Church Gurney lists church school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m each Sunday. Holy communion will be celebrated a week from next Sunday at the morning service. A new timetable supports regular Sunday morning services. Special offering for Midland College has been generous. pastor Rev W T Kahse notes the response. Phone 601.
The local International Bible Students Association class meets Sundays at 2 00 p m at 207 West 8rd Street Everyone interested in Bible study is invited Clara Downey Class Secretary
Last Sunday both services drew large crowds with a notable Bible school rise and over 40 at the CFE. Joe Daniel sang two solos and a new member joined at the morning service. Next Sunday no Endeavor or evening preaching due to chautauqua. Bible school and morning worship proceed. The pastor will begin a series of 15 minute sermons on Emblems of the Holy Spirit.
Last Sunday services were well attended praising righteous customs and institutions as the base for a free government. A good people and just institutions plus providence ensure prosperity. Worship at 11 am with Bible school at 10 am and prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 pm. Pastor Rev Samuel Light invites all.
Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. with a picnic planned for Thursday July 13. Officers teachers and scholars urged to attend next Sunday and bring a new scholar. The pastor preaches at 11 a.m. with no evening service due to a chautauqua. Monday 7 p.m. Boy Scouts meet. all scouts urged to attend.
Tarenzo Methodist Church holds Sunday school at 2 30 p m with rising interest and attendance. Attend next Sunday. At 3 30 p m the pastor will preach Why not bring your friends and enjoy these services All are invited Pastor T Porter Bennett
A reflection notes that at current consumption rates green plants would exhaust atmospheric carbon dioxide in about thirty years if not continually replenished. It emphasizes the sustaining role of vegetation in maintaining air quality and balance.
A local note invites readers to visit the Sidney Motor Company to inspect the new improved Chevrolet Four Ninety. The terse item highlights a refreshed model and urges inspection at the dealership.
Maple Grove residents attend gatherings at Nels Johnsons and nearby homes. Albert Johnson, Herman Andre, Rasmussen family, Sharman family, Jorgenson clan, and others visit, repair cars, and share Fourth of July and Sunday afternoons. Some travel to Sidney and western Colorado for relatives and wheat tours.
A heavy rain benefits crops in the vicinity on Wednesday. Paul Meyer traveled to Sidney. The Bunker Hill club met with Mrs. Glen Bales for sewing demonstrations led by Miss Harris. Luncheon featured ice cream and cake. Next meeting July 12 with Mrs. Theo Borcher. Local residents Autoed to Sidney and Gurley. trips, visits, and fruit crop reports noted.
Mrs Paul Meyer and several neighbors planned dress form making in Gurley on Thursday while others, including Mrs Henry Schmidt and Mrs Glen Bales, visited Theo Thorcher and Paul Ohlbrecht. Families called on Sundays and Saturdays, attended church in Sidney, dined at friends’ homes, and joined a Sidney celebration with a well attended program and good time reported.
Center items list neighbors visiting and hosting including Mr and Mrs J J Brown and family at W Scott home, Mrs Dick Shiner and children at Mrs I J Bancroft, Doris Scott at C A Bancroft, Brown family motor to Dalton, Netherland visits Scott, Perkins and Scott trip to Ross Wyoming, Center Pies Aid met at Mrs F Warr in Sidney, next meet at Mrs Otho Campbells, Harr and Elizabeth Sidney visit with Linton Roberts and Cavens, Birdwell and bride arrive from San Diego, Alva Birdwell and baby from Denver, Roberts family for dinner at Bancroft home, Osborn family dinner with Anna Jorgenson, Jorgenson, Scott and Vernon call on Scott.
A sizable group from the area traveled to Sidney Saturday. In Sunday’s game on the Lodgepole diamond Lodgepole defeated Center 11 to 2. Early Monday a burglary hit Otho Campbell’s garage where two tires and chains, a battery, and all tools for a Buick were stolen.
Local notes from Ickes News report social events at Mrs. Al Morrow and Mrs. Ed Walsh homes. G. H. Worth and Miss Elsie Horn visit Gering and Scottsbluff. Fourth of July celebrations at Redington. ball game score 8 tied with Redington. rodeo planned. Merry Badélidlors host fried chicken supper with John Davison and H J Worth assisting. Parlor chatter mentions bachelor guests, cooking advice, and summer plans.
Mr and Mrs B J Carter My and Mrs Henry Mayers from Dalton and Mr and Mrs Elmer Mayers visited Mr and Mrs Chas Mayers Mrs Mary Davison and John with Mr and Mrs Frances Foster and Elsie Horn at the J W Eckert home Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Hr Foster of Dalton had supper with the S W Eckert family Friday. Ford Smerrit and Allen Overman spent Sunday in Sidney.
Sextor a healthy baby boy born Friday June 30 to Mr and Mrs Charley Mc Kee. Both mother and child are reported doing very nicely. Numerous local residents, including Mr and Mrs Reetz of Bloomfield Nebraska visiting George Reetz and family, attended a ladies club gathering at Mrs John Nelson's home. A large crowd enjoyed a profitable afternoon. Esther Carlson spends weekend in Potter. Mr and Mrs Peter Nelson and children visited Lewis Brett's home Sunday. Bilis Fisher and daughters Florence and Elsie, with Harvey Fisher and daughter, visited George Beetz Sunday afternoon. Mrs Bob Duncan of Omaha visiting relatives here, known locally as Jessie Sanders. Ted Brett and sister Margaret were at Sunday dinner at Wm Gustafson's home. Emil Carlson and children called at Charley McKee's Sunday forenoon. Mamie Farr and sons spent Sunday in Colorado. Bob Hetrick joined them for harvest. A large local crowd traveled to Potter Saturday for a free picture show.
The Sidney Chamber of Commerce declares it desires the Supreme Court ruling banning unlawful interstate combinations be sustained and given effect and calls Senators and Members of Congress to oppose any laws that would nullify the decision.
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