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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1934
Page
5
The church offers Sunday masses at 7 00 and 9 30 a m and weekday masses at 8 00 a m. Sunday evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction begin at 7 30 led by Pastor Anton Link.
The Methodist Church announces a 9:45 a.m. church school session, 11 a.m. worship and sermon by Mrs F H Wolf, and 6:30 p.m. Epworth League with reports from institute delegates. Minister F Charling Mills leads.
Church school at 9 45 a m worship and sermon at 11 a m theme Houses Built on a Rock Luther league at 7 p m Nellie Siedow leader Potter First Lutheran Church Bible school at 2 15 p m worship and sermon at 3 p m cordial invitation Dr W T Kahse pastor
Church services in German at 8 30 a m and in English at 9 45 a m with Sunday school at 11 a m. Sermon titled The Lord Cares for His Own based on 1 Kings 17 1 24. Bible quotation Romans 8 32 and a poem about God moving in mysterious ways. Young peoples meeting Wednesday at 8 p m. Pastor H F Krohn invites all to attend.
James B. Roe, rector, presides at a service of Holy Communion at 3 a.m. News notes indicate the church schedule and leadership for the observance.
Salem Lutheran Church announces English service at 10 a m with Bible text Matthew 7 20 Wherefore by their fruits ye shall know them Pastor William Reddel announces sermon and church text notices for the congregation.
Elmer Moorhead returned from Overton after weeks away visiting relatives. Mr and Mrs Babb of Long Beach visited J E Hill this week. Hazel Cronk was on the sick list last week. Dale Craig spent several days with home folks. He is with a CCC camp at Fort Robinson. Mr and Mrs Parl LaGrange were Sund callers. LaGrange shipped two cars of cattle from Sunol. Wilma Schulz guest of Alice Cronk Sunday. Mrs Martin Zable of Kimball spent the weekend here with her husband. Zable is with the oiling crew.
Miss Esther Booth had tonsils removed by Dr. Abbott Friday morning. Naomi Fenske cared for her aunt at the Booth home. Several relatives visited or stayed overnight in Sidney and Sunol, including Helen Frerichs, Ida Muriel Moorhead, Herman Florke, and the Booths. Grandparents and cousins traveled to California for a few weeks.
Potter items list harvest concerns and outings including the McCulloughs from Central City visiting after illness heat. Local activities include church services at Johnson grove, a Chicago trip by MacMillen family, new guardian of Wetomachick camp fire group, Ladies Aid improvements, and community speakers. Reports cover births, travels, hospital stays, ship events, a bearcats win, property moves, and weather-related damage.
Mrs Ed Miles and Miss Ferne Cortney spent Monday and Tuesday at the Cortney home. Numerous visits followed including Hazel Miles at W T Sharman and J H Gell homes, Phyllis Ebert at Ed Miles, and many calls among Ebert, Sharman, Cortney, Johnson, and Grimes families. Visitors from Omaha and Sutton noted, with dinners and weekend sits.
Harvey Miles scored a decisive win against Lowell Hokom on Monday afternoon, delivering a strong performance in a closely watched matchup that highlighted Miles's skill and determination.
Sidney residents and visitors share weekend gatherings and travels. Families from Bondegard Kasten and Kasten clans visit, dine, or host in Chappell Ovid Alva Franklin Lodge Pole and Good View host picnics and birthday celebrations. Millard Queen transports cattle to Denver while local visits continue through Sunday evening.
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