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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1938

Page

10

Pentecost Sunday At Salle Die Spruce and Nearby Churches

Services list for Salle Die Spruce Church with morning Communion at 10:00 and worship at 11:00 led by J. L. Tyner, topic The Mystery of Godliness. Mt Vernon 8:00 p.m. Trinity South Divide confirms Eldora Nienhuser and Norman Brauer at 11:30 a.m. Pentecost sermon urges unity and Gospel power to renew faith.

J. L. Tyner Mt. Vernon Trinity South Eldora Nienhuser Norman Brauer

Catholic Church Weekday and Sunday Mass Schedule

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.

Anton, Link

Pentecost Service and Rededication at Trinity Lutheran

Trinity Lutheran Church hosts special Pentecost programs with Rev. John F. Hershey of Fremont as guest speaker. The day features Bible school at 9 and worship at 10, plus 2:30 rededication at Potter church. Summer hours list 10 a.m. services and 9 a.m. Sunday School.

John F. Hershey D. C Nebraska Synod Fremont Potter Church Our Churches Trinity Lutheran Church

Christ Church Episcopal Service on White Sunday

The bulletin outlines a service schedule with a 9:45 a.m. church school and an 11:00 a.m. Holy Communion and sermon led by Dean P. E. Spehr. Corporate Communion is planned for the young people and all communicants are urged to participate on this feast day. Everyone is invited to worship with the church.

P. E. Spehr

St Paul’s Lutheran Church Sunday Services Schedule

The church lists Sunday school at 9 00 a m German service also at 9 00 a m and an English service at 10 00 a m with options for attendees to attend the language services or instructional program.

ST. Paul's Lutheran Church

First Methodist Episcopal Church Service Schedule

Church news lists services at First Methodist Episcopal Church with Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning Worship at 11 00 a m Sermon topic Gaining Inward Peace Epworth League at 6 45 p m Evening Worship at 8 00 p m Mid week prayer service Wednesday 7 30 p m Choir rehearsal Thursday 7 15 p m led by John J Sheaff minister.

Epworth League

Presbyterian Church Sunday Service and Sermon

The Presbyterian Church held Sunday School at 10:00 a m and a service at 11:00 a m with the sermon titled Spiritual Unobtrusiveness. Special music featured Miss Virginia Johnson as soloist and Mrs J C Bush on piano with Paul P Cheff as minister.

Virginia Johnson J. C. Bush Paul P. Cheff

Gold Star Mother Elected National President

Mrs. Bess Duncan Wells of Portland Oregon was elected national president of the Gold Star Mothers at their national convention in Philadelphia succeeding Mrs. Horace B. Blake of Philadelphia. The organization adopted a resolution urging deportation of aliens who swear allegiance to a foreign dictatorship.

Bess Duncan Wells Portland Ore Gold Star Mothers Philadelphia Horace B. Blake

Local social notes and visits in the Weyerts area

Mrs 0 Rahe and Weyerts families are mentioned in visits and calls across Gothenburg Lodge Pole and Dalton areas. Neighbors, relatives, and friends from Weyerts Frerichs Jurgens and Borges households are seen at homes, shops, showers, confirmations, and a brief honeymoon trip to Denver Medicine Row. Several residents travel to Scottsbluff and Gothenburg for events and errands.

The Walking Fern Expansion Described In Garden Text

The walking fern Camptosorus rhizophyllus spreads in shade by tips touching soil. Roots form at the touched tip, creating a new plant that grows outward in search of additional favorable footing.

Gift Shop Keeps A Stock Of Sheet Music

Over a hundred sheet music pieces are kept in stock at all times at the Gift Shop ensuring a wide selection for customers seeking musical scores and related items.

Still Belts Em Home and Dalton Socials Gather

A Dalton area update lists numerous local social visits and neighbors visiting and hosting at several homes. Families including the Kreaders Shafferts and Mayers are mentioned with shoppers, dinners, and weekend gatherings.

Sextorp Residents Recall Memorial Day and Visits

Mrs Doris Hates, Charley Fisher and son shopped in Potter Saturday. Community members attended Memorial Day services in Potter. Art Schubarth improves after illness. Pete Nelson and Ray visited Mrs Pete Nelson at Roche hospital. Mrs Doris Hotes called on Fred Elmquist. Joe Kubes attended church in Sidney. Howard Yost family spent weekend with Leslie Sanders. Pete Nelson group visited Roche hospital in Sidney. Robert Nelson and others business callers in Sidney. Willis Farr spending days in Omaha. Doris Hates and son Billy were dinner guests at Billie Smith. Arlo Fisher and daughter shopped in Sidney. Lloyd Shaw Beverly returned home near Dix after visit. Elmer Schubarth on sick list. Gilmore Willis visited Harry Stanley. Doris Hates and son and Billie Smith group called in Potter. Freda Lueders ill with measles.

Pete Nelson Ray Roche Hospital Doris Hotes Fred Elmquist Joe Kubes Sidney Howard Yost Evelyn Mae Leslie Sanders Arlo Fisher Lloyd Shaw Beverly Robert Nelson Billie Smith Barbee Roche Revell Wallace Smith Willis Farr Omaha Doris Hates Billy John Newton Dix Elmer Schubarth Gilmore Willis Harry Stanley Potter Freda Lueders

Meadow Lawn social notes and visits

Mrs C M Mayer writes Meadow Lawn notes. Mrs Richard Juells and child spend Friday afternoon at Charles Mayer home. Mr and Mrs J M Kreader Dalton callers Friday. Mr and Mrs George Nieman and children visit William Shaffert Thursday. Colman Kreader and Donald Kreader visit J C Kreader home Wednesday. Chuckie Mayer visits Harold Wednesday. Dean Brogren calls. Colman Kreader family attend Sidney show Sunday.

Donald Kreader Bridgeport Ollie Brogren Glen Harris William Shaffert J. M. Kreacer Lawrence Bowman J. C. Kreader Sidney Inez Nieman Charles Mayer J. M. Kreader J.C. Kreader Colman Kreader Ida Christensen Dalton B. L. Carter Elton Carter Bobbie Vogler Roy Rinquest Ivan Walker Francis Rose Edna Mayer James Coulter Suzanne John Woten Myron Woten Maynard Mayer Roy Rinquist Denver Ernest Anderson Potter Phylis Ann Dalton Hospital Eugene Weed Richard .Juells George Nieman Chuckie Mayer Harold Dean Brogren

North Divide Social News From Mrs Sparks Area

Mrs Ralph Cannaday was a supper guest of Vera Sparks Saturday. Bert Walker family were dinner guests at J A Sparks home Sunday. Edwin Wellner and Bill Rezac fished at Kim ball dam Sunday. George Rippie visited Ed Lipke Sunday. Margaret Miller Betty Lea Yowell Dorothy Lipke and Paul Sparks Jr left by bus Sunday for 4 H club week. Dorothy Lipke leaves Lincoln June 10 for National Club Camp. Sparks accompanied Miller and daughter Joyce on a Northport fishing trip. Vera Sparks weekend guest of Joe Merck. O L Miller visited H L Sparks Sunday afternoon. Otto Kurz attended Fox Theatre Sunday. W E Brockelsby visited L J Hughes Monday. Fred Kettler called East Monday for his father illness.

Herman Florke Paul Ingwerson Cecil Hume John Gortemaker William Grandma Borges George Frerichs Lewis Bauer Ogallala Fred Bauer Cecil Brown Hilda Borges Anna Borges Dalton Wm. Hull Viola Wolcott Kimball Harley Weyerts George Willard Frerichs Delmar Rahe Lewis Borges Ruth Buss Bridgeport Alice Melvin Jurgens Jim Lindsey Otto Rahe Henry Stevens John Jessen Pete Buss John Frerichs Bertha Borges Henry Schmale Alvin Miller John Borges Kord Dykman Lodge Pole Jake Hull Cornelious Weyerts Farm Sidney Ar Yi Carl Brown Wm. Frerichs Anna Abbe Bruns Frieda Floyd Effie Thompson Ralph Cannaday Vera Sparks Bert Walker J. A. Sparks Edwin Wellner Bill Rezac Kimball Dam George Rippie Ed Lipke Margaret Miller Betty Lea Yowell Dorothy Lipke Paul Sparks Lincoln Claude Sparks Clarence Miller Joyce Northport Joe Merck O. L. Miller H. L. Sparks Otto Kurz Fox Theatre W. E. Brockelsby L. J. Hughes Fred Kettler East

Deaf Dumb Star Hosts Quilting Meeting at Home

A Deaf Dumb Star led a short business meeting then quilting in the afternoon with refreshments served by the hostess. The next gathering will be at Mrs Clifford Webster’s home in two weeks. Dalton High seniors Wilma Watchorn Ira Guill Marian Osborn and Ernest Davison named class center representatives.

Clifford Webster Center Dalton High School Wilma Watchorn Ira Guill Marian Osborn Ernest Davison

Local social notes from Lincoln and surrounding towns

Mrs Lackman mother of Mrs Fred Siemers returned to Lincoln Monday after a few days at the Siemers home. Ruth K Kinton attended Job's Daughters Wednesday evening. Ross Kinton of Scottsbluff called at the C B Kinton home Wednesday. Miss Carolyn Walkman motored to Sidney Thursday morning. Delores Yowell and Barbara Hill called at the Jim Sparks home Thursday morning.

West Center Social Notes From Ruth Osborn

Mrs Carl Freeberg and daughter Verna visit relatives in Roseland while Mr and Mrs J C Guill host family and friends. Several Osborns and Davisons gather for a Rebekah convention and a Ladies Aid meeting. Nancy Bridenstine stays with grandparents for the summer as Mrs A E Linton presides at a club gathering.

Carl Freeberg Verna Donna Roseland Canada C. Guill J.C. Guill Ila Freeberg Raymond Scott Greenwood A. H. Draper Charles Hancock EB. E. Osborn Nancy Bridenstine J. E. Davison Rebekah Sidney Center Ladies Aid E. E Osborn A. E.<linton

Ray Babcock Used Combines Bargains Offer

In a vintage ad style, Ray Babcock promotes rebuilt used combines ready for field use with repainting and flexible terms. The pitch highlights McCormick Deering tractors and power binders, praising steady PTO-driven cutting and binding performance even at idle, inviting customers to inspect new power binders.

McCormick- Deering

New Principle in Sister Cultivators McCormick-Deering

An advertisement urges readers to learn about new McCormick-Deering machines for cultivation and invites them to call for a salesman to visit at any time. It promotes a broad range of products including flowers sweets kisses eats jewelry drink and ink as a catchy slogan.

McCormick-Deering

Aisle Altar Hymn Bride’s Quiet Thoughts Venturing Church

The bride walks into the church and ponders the moment with a calm, hopeful gaze. She imagines the aisle, the altar, and the hymns as a timeless chorus guiding her toward a new life.

McCormick Deering Cultivator Serves Gerhard Egging Farm

A McCormick Deering No 32 four row Lister Cultivator was sent to Gerhard Egging’s place for service behind his F 30 tractor. With this outfit at work cultivation should proceed quickly.

McCormick-Deering Gerhard Egging

Mark Twain Quote on Living Dignity and Undertaker Sympathy

A concise quotation from Mark Twain urges living with purpose so that at death even the undertaker would be moved. The line underscores themes of character, mortality, and legacy in a timeless voice.

Mark Twain

Ben Ehig Backs Water Retention Upgrade for Two-Row Lister

Sterling resident Ben Ehig purchases a McCormick Deering Basin Sister Attachment to enhance his two-row lister. The device aims to improve efficiency by managing water during the farming process.

Ben Ehig Sterling McCormick-Déering

Abscent minded flapper shines in silent fashion arc

A brief social note describes a flapper with a bright personality, highlighting her nose powder and polished shoes as part of a vivid style moment. The paragraph captures contemporary mood and playful self presentation in a local society scene.

Tractor buyers listed as Fraass buys Farmall tractor

Sometime when you want to hear us talk a long time ask us to reel off the names of all the folks who have bought McCormick Deering Tractors during the past two or three years. R. E. Fraass is the latest owner of a regular Farmall Tractor.

McCormick-Deering R. E. Fraass

Cynic Questions Value of Good Clean Fun Exchange

A brief dialogue snippet features a cynic asking about meaning of good clean fun and another person replying with a dismissive query about its usefulness. The exchange highlights skepticism toward light amusement and moral assessment.

Cody Captain Buys New International D-2 Pickup

Captain H. S. Barlow of Cody Wyoming purchased a New International D-2 Pickup last week in a local dealer transaction.

H. S. Barlow Cody Wyoming

Dream of Gift Prompting Light Wife Husband Banter

A witty exchange has a wife dream of receiving $100 from her husband who responds playfully that she may keep the money for being such a nice wife. The dialogue centers on a humorous domestic moment without any broader event.

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