Catholic Church Service Times Announced
Weekday masses at 7 a.m. Sunday masses at 7 8 and 9 30 a.m. Sunday evening devotion rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m. Anton Link pastor.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1938
Page
6
Weekday masses at 7 a.m. Sunday masses at 7 8 and 9 30 a.m. Sunday evening devotion rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m. Anton Link pastor.
Seventh Sunday after Trinity service at 7:00 A M. Holy Communion. Vicar Reg Gean P E Spehr invites you to worship with us.
Grace Lutheran Church announces worship at 9 30 A M with church school at 10 35 A M Luther league at 7 30 P M Pastor J S Rhine leads.
Salem Lutheran Church offers Sunday School and Bible Study at 9 00 A M with services at 10 00 A M led by Rev Jung. First Methodist Episcopal Church has Church School at 9 45 A M Morning Worship at 11 00 A M with sermon The Instinct for God and Evening Worship at 7 00. Thursday 2 30 General Kensington at the church parlors 7 30 choir rehearsal. Welcome strangers join us for worship Sunday. John J Sheaff Minister.
Ralph M. Dyer will deliver The Master Builder as the Sunday sermon at the Christian Church on July 31. Sunday School starts at 10:00 A M with communion and preaching at 11:00 A M. Evening service and choir practice follow at 8:00 P M. Thursday Willing Workers meet at 2:30 A M and board meeting is set for 8:00 P M on Tuesday August 2.
The pastor returns from vacation in New Mexico and will lead Sunday School at 9 AM and worship with sermon at 10 AM. A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend.
St Pauls Lutheran invites parishioners to Sunday School at 10 A M and English worship at 11 A M with Pastor O H Wittig preaching. A special voters assembly follows. The piece urges Christian duty and church activity, quoting scripture and invoking God’s blessings through Christians.
South Divide English services begin Sunday morning at 9 o clock with a sermon from Mark 8 1 9 on Jesus feeding the four thousand and Holy Communion to be observed. Those desiring the Lord s Supper should register today. Otto H Wittig pastor.
Sunday School at 10:00 A M Church service at 11:00 A M Enworth league gathering at 7 30 P M Clinton Senneff is the pastor.
Eva Lenzen visits cousin Mrs. Earl Haworth in Sidney while the Ruxan family returns to Laramie after visiting A W Thomas, William Badziong, and Anna Badziong homes. Several residents of Sidney and Creek enjoy Sunday visits, shopping, and help with harvest as H J Elsen and others host and visit in turn.
J. F. Fastenow's household headed home after attending the funeral in Bloomfield for Mr. Fastenow's sister. J. E. Fastenow joined them and returned home Monday. H. J. Elsen and Dorothy and Bobby visited the Sam Chambers home Monday morning.
Emil Dedic helps harvest for Art Obendorfer while Glenwood Lipske assist at Ed Erickson farm. Neva and Mary Smith return home to Sidney after two weeks with aunt Mrs Pete Nelson. Joe Gerler fire draws nearly all local men to battle. visits paid to Leslie, Edith, and Carlson households.
The state wheat loan program moves into initial operation as seven elevators in Nebraska are approved by the Commodity Credit Corporation for wheat storage. Farmers can deliver grain to local elevators for loans, with grade determining loan value. Sealer and county committee training to follow. insurance costs set at 75 cents per 100 dollars annually.
Months at Yakima Washington with her sons and their families. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Line of Fort Collins Colo visited at the G W Line and L Lydiatt homes Sunday. Mrs J W McDaniel and niece June Meyers and Mrs Lona Lippelt of Sidney were Sunday morning callers here. They were accompanied home by Mrs Nellis Pettneys who spent the day visiting in the McDaniel home. Mrs Ernest Payton and daughter Ruby arrived here Monday from Evansville Indiana where they had spent the past two weeks visiting relatives. Mrs E H Misegadis and daughters Orma of Sunol and Mrs Leona Dirks and two daughters of LaCross Kansas called at the G W Line home Wednesday evening. Misses Maurine Smith and Doris Trest er spent Wednesday in Cheyenne attending Frontier Days. Jack Hannah is employed at the Handley Drug store commencing last Friday. Mrs Lena Liggett and son and Dan Smith of Sidney were Monday visitors at the B J Bates home. Miss Martha Michelman went to Sidney Sunday for a couple days visit with Mr and Mrs Wilfred Kreider. Mrs James Fisher of Denver Col was an overnight guest of Dorothy Line Tuesday night.
Mr and Mrs Ray Tobler and family of Sidney visited Mr and Mrs Frank Vasika and Mr and Mrs Ed Lehmkuhl en route to Emball Friday afternoon. Mrs Neilie Lehmkull had visited Council Bluffs Town and Wahoo Nebraska. Mrs Hugh Nickels Mrs James MFisher and Mrs Clyde Rowe of Denver arrived to attend the funeral of H J Weatherwax. Morris King of Cheyenne Wyoming spent Thursday with his parents Mr and Mrs H S King. Mr Curts Maus of Dover Iowa arrived Tuesday to visit his sisters Mrs Dick Brown and Mrs H O Withers.
Edith Devier reports a busy Sunday and weekend visits in East Dalton. Local families including Adams, Scott, Clough, and Mimshaw share calls at the Devier residences and with other neighbors.
A Birmingham England company claims to be the world’s sole producer of Jews harps. The family controls the firm and has produced the instrument for 200 years with no effective competition developing.
Miss Ruth Wise of Santa Maria California arrived Monday for an extended visit with her parents Mr and Mrs W W Wise and other relatives Mrs Minna Persinger arrived Saturday after spending the past ten days with friends in town
Gov Cochran recommended leniency by examining officers for war testing rules. He notes testing remains new to most of the state and should be handled by municipal or private stations, with the state providing the regulations. He cites brake and steering gear flaws as primary concerns.
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