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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1937
Page
6
Sunday School at 9:45 am Church services at 11 am Dr J M Wingett of Scottsbluff will deliver the address Lpworth League at 7 pm Thursday at 7 15 pm choir practice
The church holds communion at 10 a.m. and a service at 11 a.m. with the topic All Minus Love. Evening evangelistic service at 8 p.m. on Sunday titled Conquerors Thru Christ. Choir rehearsal Wednesday at 8 p.m. All singers invited to join.
Morning worship and church school at 9 45 am with Sunday school classes. Evening prayer at 7 pm led by Dean P E Sphr with vicar overseeing as Filcay participates. Choir practice at 7 pm under the church music program.
English service at 9 a m, communion observed at 10 a m. Announcement from 2 to 8 p m on Saturday. English service at Trinity South Divide at 8 30 m. Communion to be observed and announcements on Sunday. Church services at Mt Vernon at 8 pm. Quarterly business assembly at St Pauls on Sunday at 2 pm. Speak O God and I will hear Thee.
A short poetic fragment by H F Krohn speaks of approaching the divine source. The speaker seeks closeness, life’s fountain, and balm for woes through contemplation of Tao and spiritual proximity.
Grace Lutheran Church Gurley Nebraska lists Sunday school at 10 am morning worship at 11 am and Young Peoples Missionary Lease each Sunday at 6 30 pm. Council meeting is held Monday following the last Sunday of each month.
Worthy 11 am Epworth and Junior League 6 45 pm Choir 7 20 pm appears as a local church program noting services and activities at the Methodist church in Gurley Nebraska with times for Epworth Junior League and choir practice.
Salem Lutheran Church advertises Sunday school and bible classes at 9am and morning services at 10 2 m.
Mrs Richard Welton hosts a Sunday dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs Wm Ried and families. Mr and Mrs George Rohde and children join, along with Mr and Mrs Arthur Rose and two youngsters. Bronson ball game attendance noted. Josephine Bever returns from Denver after business college study. Ree Bayne back home after six weeks away. Mrs Bever and Mr Bil Smart host supper at Fred Bever home. Lorine Ex returns to parental care with an infected hand under doctor supervision.
The Peetz community notes a gathering of the Kazy Kensington club at Mrs. George Hungerford’s home with hosts Mrs F E Hoover and Mrs Hungerford. Visitors include David Wili eford of Council Bluffs visiting Ira Wili eford and family, and Mrs W M Roads of Phoenix visiting George Dresher. Several families from Feetz Big Springs Sidney Loveland and Sterling are mentioned along with trips to Loveland and the mountains.
Sidney resident Ed Kelly a farmer living west of Peetz with his family died Sunday at Sterling hospital from a heart attack. Details note his death followed a period of illness and the community mourns the loss of a local longtime resident.
The fifth meeting of the Home steaders 4-H Cooking Club met at EF M Nelson home with vice president presiding. Secretary read roll. Delores Struve and Arleigh Nelson were absent. A White Sauce demonstration was given and attendees enjoyed a late afternoon weiner roast. Next meeting at Mrs Maurice Nelson home.
The Better the Best Livestock Club met at Robert Rexroth's home on July 9 with president Verniel Beebe calling the meeting to order. Plans for a club picnic were discussed and set in motion.
A meeting addressed preventable losses in livestock marketing and was followed by lunch served by the mothers. The next session is set for August 6 at the home of Jack and Larry Sanders.
The article describes carrying young in a pouch, a marsupial trait. It notes most members live in Australasian regions except for the Virginia opossum in the United States. It lists species such as the water kangaroo, wallaby varieties, the koala, the Australian wolf, the Tasmanian devil, and a Tasmanian context.
The Halian Greyhound Anitalian greyhound is a fancy ware of the true breed in miniature. The dogs should not exceed seven to seven and a half pounds in weight, and the females five pounds. Symmetry of head and neck is essential to perfection. They range from black through the bites to fawn or even all white.
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