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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1934
Page
4
Local events note Captain Hand and family from Columbia Missouri visiting J L Hand. They attended Cheyenne Frontier Days and traveled to Wyoming mountains for a fishing trip. Numerous locals and guests visited Cheyenne for Frontier days and other social gatherings amid hospital and travel updates.
Mrs Harte hosted the J F W club lunch and bridge with guests Mrs Earl Morgan and Mrs P J Heaton at the Union Pacific hotel. Dinner hosts Mr and Mrs Art Nelson entertained, and the annual Eastern Star picnic was held at Legion park for about 125 attendees. Breakfast and bridge at Legion park featured prizes to Mrs Paul Simerson and Mrs R E Welch. Hi Lo club hosted by Mrs L L Lockwood with prizes to Mrs J H Weiand and Mrs Walter Huettman. Norfolk visitors attended a dinner bridge at Union Pacific hotel with G P Kratz and Cunningham recognized. Entre Nous club met at Mrs E S Stokes home followed by luncheon at the country club. Rebekah Kensington meeting held at Mrs L H Johnson’s home featured needlework and a covered dish lunch. Alvord Oliverius announced marriage of Mable I Alvord to Frank Oliverius of Sidney on June 7 in Ogallala. Houses guests Miss Nannette Hedgecock and Miss Ruth Toof attended bridge at Miss Imogene Mowrer’s home. Walther league social at St Paul’s Lutheran featured banco with prizes. Esther Folkerts hosted a belated birthday party with several guests and games. The article ends with a religious note on the gospel of Jesus Christ and a quote from H F Krohn.
St Pauls Lutheran Church offers German language services at 8 30 am English services at 9 45 am and Sunday school at 11 am The message emphasizes the gospel as salvation through faith not social service arguing that true salvation is spiritual rather than solely improving worldly conditions
Trinity Lutheran Church invites attendance at Bible school at 9 45 a m with the topic Micaiah Speaks the Truth worship and sermon at 11 a m theme Songs in the Night of Doubt Luther league gathers at 7 p m Pastor Dr W T Kahse extends a cordial invitation to all Come.
Gospel meetings are being conducted at the Church of Christ in Sunol by L. L. Ford and A. C. Warren. Meetings begin each evening at 8 o clock and continue until August 5, with extension possible if interest remains. All are invited.
The Methodist Church offers a 9 45 a m church school and an 11 a m worship with the sermon titled Shall the First be Last The Epworth League meets at 6 30 p m under Minister F Charling Mills
August community club meeting set as a picnic at Johnson Grove with families urged to bring baskets. Local residents, visitors from Sidney, Gurley, and Kimball noted in routine calls, ball games, picnics, and travels. Two thrilling Monday softball games ended tied, followed by a 12 to 6 Bearcats win over Gurley.
Sidney girls triumph by 16 to 17 as Stecher Wildcats and Kimball team finish tied. Locals note campfire events, outings, new vehicles, church outdoor mission planned, and a 60th wedding anniversary for Mr. and Mrs. Martin Leafdale with their families in attendance.
Mrs Ed Walker visits with sister and two Michigan children. Mr and Mrs Frank Meier and daughters shop in Sterling Monday. Mrs Muriel Crosby and daughters visit Clyde Robertson home. Hugh Cortney family moves into Farmers Union house. Charles Robertson visits Clyde’s family weekend. Mrs H B Eversman and children Eunice and Donald from Denver arrive for a few days at Elmer Fulton home. Mrs Hans Struve calls at Elmer Fulton home. Mrs J B Smith of Sterling visits.
Saturday and Sunday with Mrs Harold Fleming. Mr and Mrs J D Bolton and son Bobby Emmett Robertson and Mr McWilliams were in Sterling Saturday. Bobby Bolton spent Monday afternoon and evening with Ronald Fulton. Mr and Ms Hans Struve and family spent Sunday evening with Mrs Dora Struve. Lorenzo ball team played Kimball Sunday with Kimball winning 10 to 0. Mr and Mrs George Fleming entertained guests at six o clock dinner Sunday including Mr and Mrs A M Smith of Sterling Ted Fleming and Stanford Deahl of York. Mr and Mrs Hugh Paris and Ethel Walker hosted a roast for relatives from Michigan. Mrs J D Bolton spent Tuesday with Mrs John Armstrong in Sidney.
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