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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1935
Page
2
An independent newspaper published at 933 Tenth Avenue Bidney Nebr. Cheyenne County and Western Nebraska, devoted to city and county interests. Subscription rates payable in advance by mail and postage paid.
A busy social page notes a Fox theatre employees picnic west of Peetz with Sterling colleagues, Mrs. Charles Sokol hosting a Wednesday bridge club, Miss Margaret Gutting of Omaha among special guests, and high scores by Miss McIntosh. Other items include a Kensington club gathering, Miss Frank Wagner’s 16th birthday surprise at the Wagner home with a hike to Dead Man’s Canon and a weiner roast, plus a Dorcas Society meeting, a garden party at Mrs. Griffith’s and Entre Nous club hosting, W B A and Odd Fellows events, and announcements of August break.
Catholic church schedules Sunday masses at 7 and 9 30 a m Weekday masses at 7 a m instruction and benediction at 730. Gurley Methodist Church offers Sunday school at 10 a m worship at 11 a m with a sermon on Model Christians and a children sermonette by the pastor Epworth League meets at 630 p m Pastor recently returned from Clear Lake Iowa Friday Midweek services Tuesday evening.
Trinity Lutheran Church invites all to attend regular services Sunday school at 9 a.m. Worship and sermon at 10 a.m. Cordial invitation extended. Pastor Dr W T Kahse.
The Presbyterian Church hosts a 10 a.m. service on Sunday with the topic Religion's Chief Characteristic. Miss Helen Jane Johnson will perform a vocal selection. Sunday School meets in the basement of the church, led by Dr. Paul P. Cheff, pastor.
The bulletin lists Sunday school at 8 30 a m Germar and services at 8 30 a m English at 6 30 p m with an evening service at Mount Vernon School at 8 p m Sermon title Launch Out into the Deep and Let Down Your Net for a Draught scriptures Luke 5 1 11 and Heb 10 25 emphasize labor and God giving the increase Pastor HLF Krohn signs off with a note on worship and scripture from John 8 47.
G. J. Bolger, pastor, announces changes to the church services. Tuesday and Friday evenings replaced with Wednesday evening worship at 8. Sunday school at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m. Evening services return at 8. All are welcome.
Mr and Mrs George W Thompson and family express sincere thanks for floral offerings and kindness after the death of their infant son Winifred Wolf The note speaks of grief and faith and the belief that the child rests in heavenly gardens awaiting the coming reunion.
The Rowdy Roosters rope club met at Edwin Engel's home on July 16 with 16 members. They discussed rope and hitch problems, elected Melvin Happel as yell leader, and planned to meet again July 23. A knot demonstration and judging followed by a lunch.
The community learned Saturday of the death of Mr Aldrich, father of Mrs George Reetz, who died while visiting near Dixon at his brother in law Frank Noe's home. Mrs Reetz left to attend the funeral as Neal Dunlavy and Irene, Howard Yest and daughters, Buster Sanders and Edwin Erickson families joined Leslie Sanders at his home for Sunday visit while C P Herboldsheimer family hosted dinner guests.
Henry Hotel home Sunday features gatherings with Buster Fisher Clinton and Lyle Shaw. Fisher and family visit various friends, while 4-H sewing club members enjoy a picnic at Dunlavy grove. Jackson area residents entertain and travel, with several dinners and calls noted among the Nelsons, Fischers, Reetz, and Jung families. One former local, Ois Lambert, is seriously ill after appendicitis surgery in Alliance hospital.
Pete Nelson served as a business caller in Potter Friday afternoon, engaging with local merchants and discussing opportunities to boost commerce in the community.
Mr and Mrs A G Hume and family and Art Larson called at D A Niece home Saturday. A Kremer home dance drew several from the area. Betty June Neff stayed with Joyce Ingwerson, and others visited Sidney shops and homes.
Sunday dinner guests included Mrs. James Hume and family at C G Hume residence. Several households visited or called on neighbors, with Francis Ingwerson staying with Dale Ingwerson. The community mourned the death of Alice Faye Hume at Taylor Hospital in Sidney. Mrs. Paul Ingwerson hosted the I. H. club Wednesday.
Maple Grove junior local held its meeting at Liberty school house Friday evening with 15 members and six visitors present. One new member joined. Work on the membership map nears completion and activity No. 2 will follow. Mr. Negrey, state sponsor for juniors, gave an interesting talk. Plans were made to present a play for the senior local soon. At close, juniors met with the seniors to hear Mr. Nagley’s talk.
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