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Sunday masses at 7 and 9 30 a m with evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m Weekday masses at 7 a m Anton Link Pastor.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1932
Page
4
Sunday masses at 7 and 9 30 a m with evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m Weekday masses at 7 a m Anton Link Pastor.
Trinity English Lutheran Church announces 9:45 a.m Sunday school 11 a.m worship and sermon Luther League 6:30 p.m with topic How Should We Pray led by Virginie Christ Friday league 7:30 p.m Bible school 2:15 p.m worship 3 p.m Open air services next Sunday at Fullers Grove. Special services next week 10 a.m and 1:45 p.m with six visiting pastors. dinner 12:15 via noon basket route. Dr W T Kahse, Pastor.
The Christian Church urges attendance with a 10 a.m. Bible school and preaching at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. The evening topic is The Greatest Character of all the Ages. Christian Endeavor meets at 6:30 and Thursday prayer and sermon at 7:30, with choir practice at 8:15. Pastor J. H. Bicknell.
The Episcopal church holds a Holy Communion at 8 a m with Rev George Allen Beecher as celebrant The Sunday school convenes at 9 45 a m led by J B Ree Rector Local parish notices detail worship and education times for the day
At 10 am Sunday school and 11 am worship with sermon titled War is Spirituality. Dr Paul P Cheff serves as pastor delivering the third sermon.
9 45 a m Churich school. 11 a m Morning worship and sermon A Sabbath for a Christian Man. 12 30 p m Young people's fellowship covered dish luncheon. 6 30 a m Epworth league and young people's fellowship discussion class. 7 30 p m Evening worship and hymn sets with the old hymns. I, Charling Mills, Minister.
Sunday June 5 service at Weyerts Lutheran Church features no Sunday school and Holy Communion at 10 a.m. The 1932 class will be confirmed with 24 youths. The text invites reflection on vows and faithfulness to parental hopes, urging renewed commitment to Christian living.
The Assemblies of God western Nebraska Sunday school convention will meet in Sidney on June 15 with sessions starting at 10 o clock in the morning. W W Appleyard is the local pastor coordinating events.
Harold Wibtters was on the sick list last week. Ruth and Ruby Deaver returned from Kearney after school. South Colton lost a baseball game to Lorenzo 5 to 4 in ten innings. Various neighbors visited, including H J Elsen at Claus Engelsand, and calls at Merck, Brauer, and Petre homes. Bill George left for Lincoln after receiving a 4 H club award.
Maple Grove community activity is recorded with names of residents visiting relatives and attending events. Neighbors share travel, calls, and afternoons spent at homes of Johnson, Gade, Miles, Workman, Irwin, and Cortney, with several guests from Hastings and Nebraska City.
Mr and Mrs Bert Walker and daughter and Mr and Mrs Leon ard Walker were entertained at supper Sunday at the Charles Walker home. C O Hade and daughter Frances called at the Newt Berggren home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Edme Flessner enjoyed Sunday afternoon at the Fred Jurgens home. Mrs Nelson and Mr and Mrs Ed Miles and children Alice and Harvey called there also. John and Chris Junker visited with Andrew Johns on Sunday afternoon. Hazel Miles spent Sunday afternoon and enjoyed supper at the James Irwin home. Mr and Mrs Earl Nightengale and Elizabeth Bryant were supper guests Sunday at the Joe Green home. Miss Bryant remained as an overnight guest. Mr and Mrs Dennis Walsh and Grandma Cortney spent Sunday afternoon at H P Cortney's. Walter Johnson attended league Sunday evening at the Lutheran church. Mr and Mrs Elmer Gade and son accompanied Mr and Mrs August Gade and daughters to a ball game at Kimball Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs W T Sharman and sons visited at the A L Roberts. Mr and Mrs Ed Miles and children Harvey and Alice enjoyed supper Sunday with John Olson and Mrs Beatrice Nelson and son Lawrence. Mr and Mrs Lee Johnson called at the Mons Johnson home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Lewis Barton visited at the C O Hade home Monday. Mr and Mrs DeFeld, Mr Brooks, Mr and Mrs H Van Aelstyn and daughters visited at the H P Cortney home Monday forenoon. Mrs Elmer Gace and son spent Monday afternoon at the August Gace home. Chuck Blair, Arthur Mayer, Eugene Davis and the Misses Frances Schwasnick and Helen Jolson and Mrs Rowera Brown enjoyed a picnic at Greenwood ranch Monday. Harvey Miles spent Monday afternoon with Earl and Vern Shar
North Potter column notes the Butty Neighbors club meeting with Mrs Homer Light on Wednesday, quilt drawn by Mrs Leslie Weikhorst, lunch served, and next gathering planned at Ray Fisher home. Several local families hosted or visited each other. trips to Sidney and Pine Bluffs referenced, plus shopping party to Sterling.
Mrs. Ray Bartlett dies at Cheyenne hospital from a brain blood clot. Burial to Utah. Potter Bearcats top Peetz in standings after a win over Sidney. Memorial Day programs feature Boy Scouts Campfire Girls and Legion speakers. Numerous local visits, weddings, travel, and community notices follow, including births and illnesses.
Joe Schwartz the mayor of Meadow Lown visited the Mat Ackles farm on Tuesday to discuss local farming concerns and community issues.
Sunol News notes Ben Planck was a Sunol business caller Friday. John Webb and George Booth mentored to Scottsbluff Wednesday. Mrs Amelia Lindley spent Thursday at Lodge Pole with her ill father. Mrs Jerry Vacik returned last week from Denver, where she had ...
Assembly of God Church lists Sunday school at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. Evangelistic services at 8 p.m. Prayer meeting is Wednesday at 8 p.m. Young people's service Friday at 8 p.m. Evangelist Leland Faith will speak at the Sunday evening service.
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