Catholic Churches Schedule of Masses and Devotions
Sunday masses at 7 00 and 9 30 a m with evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m Weekday masses at 7 00 a m Anton Link Pastor
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1931
Page
5
Sunday masses at 7 00 and 9 30 a m with evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m Weekday masses at 7 00 a m Anton Link Pastor
The church at 1440 15th Avenue lists July 19 adult Bible class and Sunday school at 9 30 with divine services at 10. Time of services is changed until October. W F Peters, Pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a.m. Divine worship in German at 11 a.m. English service at 8 p.m. Pastor B. C. Wiebke invites all men to come unto Christ. The call remains for you today to heed or reject the invitation.
Trinity Lutheran Church offers church school at 9 45 a m with a lesson on Social Service in the Early Church The worship hour is 11 a m. Sermon God s Loving Care should be helpful There is also an afternoon service at 3 pm led by Pastor W T Kahse D D First Lutheran Potter Church at 215 pm
The 945 a m church school and 11 a m morning worship feature a sermon titled The Homing Instinct. At 6 30 p m Epworth leagues and 7 30 p m Evensong and sermon Cobblestones. In the minister's absence Vern Livingston will occupy the pulpit at the Epworth league institute in Rothenburg.
At 10 o'clock Bible school invites all who can. Preaching at 11am and 8pm with morning subject An Angelic Devil. Pastor J H Becknell extends a hearty welcome to worshippers and those away on holiday are urged to attend if possible.
Julia Curless hosted a refined Wednesday evening in observance of a birthday. Bridge was the main entertainment with three tables competing for trophies. Winners were Muriel Riggs, Active Simms, and Lillian Martin. A birthday lunch followed the bridge events. Guests included Muriel Riggs, Irene J. Holen, Genevieve Dyke, Lillian Martin, Ruth Curless, Evelyn and Mary Wilnes Harr, and others.
Miss Relah Grabill hosted a Wednesday night social for 20 young ladies at her residence. A planned golfing party with bridge was changed due to rain, with bridge and golf themed luncheon decor. Prizes went to Miss Edith Martin for first, Miss Evelyn Doran for second, and Miss Phyllis Corbett for consolation.
Mrs Fred Krause entertained a morning bridge party at the country club on Wednesday. Seven tables played from ten to one with honors going to Mrs R E Roche Mrs Roy Coffeen and Mrs Gr P Kratz. Out of town guests included Mrs Clifton McIntosh of Minneapolis and Mrs Harper of Pittsburgh.
A dense listing of local residents visiting, hosting, and socializing across Sidney and nearby farms. The notes include family gatherings, birthday party for Guy Tremain, visits to and from Gade and Irwin families, 4-H dances, Sunday dinners, and multiple calls at various homes including Welton, Smith, Tremain, and Flessner households. Names feature Adams, Tremain, Gade, Irwin, Welton, Jorgensen, Johnson, and Frerichs among others. Community events include a carnival, a ball game, and a district 39 schoolhouse gathering.
A Cheyenne County farmer reflects on starting with a pig at age four and a calf from earnings, stressing lifelong involvement in farm work and the value of owning a project for real success. The county fair’s junior exhibitors gain a substantial entry list as ants threaten kitchens. a college of agriculture poison syrup using sugar water and arsenate is suggested with caution.
June Gade spends a week with her uncle and aunt in Grand Prairie, accompanying Anna Jorgensen in a brief local storyline. The note highlights family connections and a short stay with relatives.
Mr and Mrs T W Hubbell and Tuester and Dorothy Theis joined the Charles Welton family for Sunday evening. H C Schmale, Arlene and Emil, and Walter Hohmann visiting, called on Frank Flessner. T G Waddell and family with Duane Tiger visited C O Hade. Henry Beebe and sons were guests at Albert Frerichs.
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