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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1932
Page
5
Sunday masses at 7 and 9 30 a m with a Sunday evening devotions and benediction at 7 39 p m Weekday masses at 7:00 a m Anton Link Pastor This church offers instruction and services led by Pastor Anton Link with regular devotions and benediction.
St Pauls Lutheran Church at 1440 15th Avenue announces German services at 9 30 a m Sunday school at 9 45 a m preparatory services at 10 30 a m and English service with Holy Communion at 11 00 a m during which an adult will be confirmed Pastor W F Peters leads.
The Episcopal Church holds Holy Communion at B o'clock with Sunday School at 10 o'clock. J. B. Roe serves as Rector.
The Presbyterian Church hosts Sunday school at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. The sermon is titled God First. The choir performs an anthem and Mrs Ed Ahrens and Dr Paul P Cheff provide solos.
The Christian Church sets a high Bible school attendance goal equal to the church’s total membership. Last Sunday’s fine turnout fell short as late arrivals weren’t counted. Services at 11, 2, and 8. Morning topic The Girl Who Came from a Bad Nest, a lesson for all especially youth. Evening topic A Great Call to a Great Service. Midweek prayer Thursday 7 30. Pastor J H Bicknell.
A strong wind storm swept Sunol and nearby regions between 5 and 6 PM Saturday causing notable damage. The Booth ranch suffered shingles torn from the house a broken window and a demolished garage while several small structures were damaged and large trees felled at the L F Demers residence. A windmill on Bert Allington’s farm a half mile north of town was wrecked and rain followed the wind.
Roy Rayl assists in harvest near Huntsman while Herman Stueve harvests for George Deaver. 4-H baby beef club hosts, and many neighbors including Meicks, Petre, Messings, Deavers, Kohlschmitts share visits and gatherings. Roy Rayl and son Duane temporarily relocate to Colton. several calls and small-town social rounds noted.
Antelope residents share visits and social calls across families. Numerous call-ins touch Kimball hospital Hereford Colorado and local homes including Nelsons Bertamsons Larsons and Johnsons with extensions to the Dewey Larson and Mads Larson households.
Mrs Howard McComus and two daughters of Auburn visit the M M Parlat home while Conrad Weatherwax and son Douglas come from Lodge Pole. Many attend Adolph Englert funeral. Harvest activities vary from binding to haying as weather remains light. Households host visits, dinners, and small gatherings across Sunol Potrer, with locals at Sidney and Broadwater scenes.
Mrs George Sine hosts local callers in Lodge Pole with visitors including Mr and Mrs John Perkins of Sidney. Miss Irma Lehmkuhl of Sidney stayed with Aunt Nellie Lehmkuhl. Russell Cunningham from the north divide visited the George Line home in the afternoon. Mrs N S Johnson and son and
Fairview continues a busy social run as Mrs. IL A Lafler logs visits among relatives in Cheyenne Linden Calif and Colorado Pacific events. The community shares dinners picnics rallies and club meetings with many family ties and local drivers.
Market summaries show domestic wheat strength on the week ended July 22 amid hot dry weather risking spring wheat, with corn steady under high livestock prices. Rye and oats showed firmer and dull tones respectively, while barley eased on abundant new crop arrivals. Primary corn receipts remained light at 1,499,000 bushels. No. 2 yellow corn quoted at 34 cents. ad for Cook’s Armorcote floor enamel by Thomas Lumber Co.
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