Catholic Church Mass Times and Pastor
Sunday masses at 7 00 and 9 30 a m with evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 am Weekday masses at 7 09 am Anton Link pastor
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Anton Link
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1931
Page
5
Weyerts Lutheran Church welcomes all to services
August 2 Sunday school at 9 am and divine worship at 10 am at Weyerts Lutheran Church Cer velta. You are always welcome to attend with friends. Pastor B C Whebke leads the services.
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Cervelta
C Whebke
Sermon series kicks off modern heroes on Sunday evening
The church announces a warm summer schedule with a 945 am sermon at Churen School and 700 pm Evensong and sermon by Ca. Iron Pipe and Religion. Morning worship at 122 pm and a fellowship luncheon for young people follow. The 305 pm Epworth Leagues and a 7.45 pm church meeting are listed, with regular sessions of the church school board on Monday at 7.45 pm led by Minister F Charling Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Felowship
Epworth
Iron Pipe
The
Church School Board
Charling Mills
Sunday church services with sermons on eternal destiny
Sunday school at 10am followed by morning sermon at 11am and evening sermon at 8pm. Morning asks Are Our Dead Living The state of the righteous and the evening the unrighteous Dead. Pastor W W Edwards invites all to hear what the Lord has to say about eternal destiny.
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Edwards
Sunday School and Evening Sermons at Friendly Church
The church invites all to Sunday school at 10 o'clock and preaching at 11 am and 8 pm. Morning subject Not Wanted the Man with an Alb i includes many people. evening subject Unconscious Enemies of Christianity. Come worship with us, J. H. Bicknett, Pastor.
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Christ
J. H. Bicknett
Trinity Lutheran Church Ninth Sunday After Trinity Schedule
Trinity Lutheran Church announces church school at 9 45 a m two services at 11 a m and 3 p m pastor W T Kahse D D invites all to attend with special music and a good resolution pattern encouraging members to bring friends
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Trinity Sidnes
W. T Kahse
D. D
Second Weekly Concert by Municipal Band Next Sunday
Per y Roberts lists band members including trombone Gene West George Null Burdette Atkins tuba G H Doran William Lowe Leon Avie Walter Closman percussion Gordon Stoddard J. E Crabb Weldon Thomas Robert Mines William Swain saxophone Earl Masse Edward Donahoe flute Ross Barker Dale Chambers Marjorie Talbert Lian Martin first clarinet Ralph Walker Lawrence Reisdorff Nyda S Kwasnick second clarinet Jack Rowand Ralph Lanterman Edward Purer third clarinet B L Walker band manager Prof J W Cochran Director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y Roberts
Gene We
George Null
Burdette Atkins
Uba
G H Doran
William Lowe
Leon Avie
Walter Closman
Gordon Stoddard
J. E Crabb Weldon Thomas
Robert Mines
William Swain
Earl Masse
Edward Donahoe
Ross Barker Dale Chambers
Marjorie Talbert
Lian Martin
Ralph Walker
Lawrence Reisdorff
Nyda S.kwasnick
Jack Rowand
Ralph Lanterman
Edward Purer
B L. Walker
J. W. Cochran
American Legion in Nebraska Sees 21000 Members This Year
The American Legion, Nebraska department, reports surpassing 21 000 members this year aided by unselfish service and strong post support. Commander M L Poteet credits Legionnaires and posts for a record membership year, with 297 posts across 93 counties and 88 counties hosting posts by July 20.
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American Legion
Department of Nebraska
M. L. Poteet
Lincoln
Legion
Omaha
Nebraska Department
National Convention of the Legion
H. H. Dudles
Nebraska
Nebraska Legion Posts Report 1931 Membership Totals
The 1931 Nebraska American Legion district structure shows 13 districts with a July 20 total membership of 21,090, up from 19,223 on the same date in 1930. Omaha leads with 3,005 members, Lincoln 1,459, Grand Island 484, South Omaha 464, and Hasimye 317. Douglas County tops counties with 3,763 members. Ansley posts show the year’s largest gain.
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Ned
Omaha
Memphis
Roosevelt
Lancaster County
Scotts Bluff
Hail
World War Growth Of The American Legion In Nebraska
A Nebraska analysis shows Winnebago Post 345 with 16 full-blooded members and about 200 Legion women. It notes U S war mobilization numbers, compares 31 prior wars to World War I, and highlights the Legion’s rising national membership since 1926 under Commanded Po-Lect.
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American Legion
Legion
United States
Nebraska
Po- Lect
Potter Items and Local Greetings This Week
Mrs. N S Miller notes visitors from Dannebrog Alton Hald and the George Cowlter home. Mrs Stanley Davis underwent major surgery at Kimball hospital Monday and is reported in favorable condition. Shirley Seyfang turned three last Monday and celebrated Friday with friends. Rasmus Nelson of Sidney greeted old friends here Friday. John Hesp and wife returned on Friday.
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N. S. Miller
Alton Hald
Dannebrog
George Cowlter
Stanley Davis
Kimball Hospital
Shirley Seyfang
Rasmus Nelson
Sidney
John Hesp
Nolih Platte
Hesp
Quein Ranch
E. R. Kratz
Foretta Beeson
Beatrice
Beeson
Quein
Howard Miller
Potter
Sunol
George Coulter
Thomas Jensen
Earl Thayer
Elsin Hicks
Soni
Edgar Hicks
Kimgall
Stevens
Pptter Review
Sidney Monjay
Ardith Bartlett
Lance Creek
Wyo
Carl Hall
Elvin
Wiliam Bates
Kimball
J.R Quein
T. J. Hansen
Millard
Cheyenne
Russell Crosby
Hastings
K. Hansen
Harold E. Sorensen
L. M. Peterson
Schinck
J. A. Woten
Sloan
Zada Clivett
O'Neill
Jeanette
East End
Canada
Dean Hagemeister
Johnson’s Grove
Dust Storms, Heat Hit East Dalton Conditions
Ruth Jobe reports a hot dry spell with a weeklong telephone outage in East Dalton. The A W Jobe family spent Sunday with C S Jobe, while Henry Yowell of Sidney and O A Nelson of Gurity dined with Lloyd Yowell. Rowena Francis and Vivian Jobe attended a Presbyterian church Sunday school party Thursday.
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Ruth Jobe
A. W. Jobe
Jobe
Henry Yowell
Sidney
O. A. Nelson
Gurity
Lloyd Yowell
Rowena
Francis
Vivian Jobe
Presbyterian Church
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