Free Theatre Tickets Offer in The Telegraph and Fox Theatre
Four theatre tickets will be given away in each issue of The Telegraph and Fox Theatre. Names hidden in four separate advertisements every Tuesday and Friday are drawn from Sidney subscription files. If your name appears, clip the ad and present it at Fox Theatre during Wheeler and Woolsey in Nit Wits for free admission.
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Telegraph
FOX Theatre
THE
Wheeler and Woolsey
Sidney
Sunday and special services at two churches
Meries Catholic Church offers masses at 7 and 9 30 am with instruction and benediction at 730 am Pastor Anton Link. St Pauls Lutheran Church lists Sunday school at 830 am and German and English services at 830 and 930 am with Mount Vernon school services at 8 pm. The pastor H F Krohn promotes Pentecost and means of grace. Diplomas will be awarded and baptism or full membership available. Richard W Dinsdale, Pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anton Link
Jesus Christ
Mount Vernon School
H. F. Krohn
Richard W. Dinsdale
Episcopal Church Whitsunday Schedule
Friday 7 30 p m choir practice Whitsunday 9 a m Holy communion 10 a m church school P EB Spehr Rector
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Episcopal Church
Whitsunday
Church School
P. EB. Spehr
GURLEY METHODIST CHURCH Sunday School and Services
Sunday school at 10 a.m. for all ages with teeners, plus family invitation. Worship at 11 a.m. Children help lead, with a sermonette on How the Boy Mozart Got the Guarded Treasure of the Vatican. Evening service at 7:30 features a children’s day program and pageants led by boys and girls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mozart
Vatican
Epworth League
Burton Thompson
Whit Sunday Services at Trinity Lutheran Church
Trinity Lutheran Church schedules Whit Sunday worship at 11 a m with a sermon Ye Shall Receive Power and special music. Sunday school starts at 9 45 a m. No evening services. Potter First Lutheran Church holds Whit Sunday confirmation at 10 a m with Sunday school at 9 a m. Dr W T Kahse is pastor and issues a cordial invitation to attend.
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Potter
First Lutheran Church
W. T. Kahse
Methodist Church Service and Events Schedule
John J. Sheaff, pastor, announces church services at 9 45 a m and 11 a m with children’s numbers and sermons Empty Pitchers and A Visit to the Sea Shore. Epworth league 6 30 p m worship 7 30 p m with junior chorus. board meeting Monday 7 30 p m. Illustration lecture Wednesday by Rev A K Williams Lincoln. Kensington parlor gathering Wednesday Mrs Art Helms' division. Missionary meeting Thursday with Mrs E Jackel and Mrs Frank Boyle.
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Epworth League
A. K. Williams
Wesleyan Foundation
Lincoln
Echoes from the General Assembly Sermon at Presbyterian Church
At 10 a.m. Sunday a Sunday school session will start followed by worship at 11 a.m. The topic is Echoes from the General Assembly. All are invited. Dr. Paul P. Cheff is the pastor leading the service.
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The
General Assembly
Paul P. Cheff
Revival at Assembly of God Church in progress
Evangelist Harold Robeson of Anaconda Mont brings wonderful messages from the word of God during nightly services at 5 45 p m. A half hour of song service and good music accompany the messages. Everyone is welcome. Pastor G J Bolger invites attendance.
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Harold Robeson
Anaconda
Mont
God
North Divide Starts Summer With School Picnic
District 77 closed the school year Friday with its annual picnic at the school house drawing a large crowd. Jessie Mae Hughes of Potter is visiting at the Elmer and J. IL.
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Jessie Mae Hughes
Potter
Elmer and
J. IL
Hughes homes dinner hosts multiple local families union
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Seimers entertained at dinner for many neighbors and relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Smith and several Kettler Sparks and Seimers families. Other visits include the Hendersons guests at Emma Ely's, and Joy Sparks with Rozetta and Florence Seimers. Theresa Hughes will summer with Cunningham family near Gurley.
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Minatare
Joy Sparks
Rozetta
Florence Seimers
Theresa Hughes
Cunningham
Gurley
Ray Wellner
Edwin
Ruttner
John Henderson
Emma Ely
Vincent Ely
Sidney
Jack Rathbun
Herbert Hruska
Sunday greetings fill town notes in brief
Several residents traveled to Crook to view the flood while others report daily activities. Leona Lindley works at Ideal Beauty in Sidney and visited relatives. Adolph Seda works at Case Implement in Sidney. Bernard Quinn visits Ned in Julesburg. Memorial day visits occur among locals and relatives link across Big Springs, Julesburg, Alliance, and North Platte.
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Crook
Leona Lindley
Ideal Beauty Shop
Sidney
Francis Kucera
B. C. Kucera
Genevieve Englert
Amelia Lindley
Bernard Quinn
Julesburg
Ned
Adolph Seda
Case Implement Company
Andrew Lloyd Englert
Ed Brayton
Ned Quinn
Big Springs
W. H. Weber
Broadwater
Bill Allington
Lincoln
E. Gould
Fremont
Ida
Claire Moorhead
Dunning
Lindley’s
Bert Allington
Tom
Lucile Wallace
Howard McLean
Alliance
J. A. Osment
North Platte
Mr. Osment
Coyotes Captured After Digging Out Den
J B Ruttner and daughter Angela and Charles Mathews dug out a den of young coyotes Monday. They captured nine and took them home. Leona Lindley worked in the post office Thursday morning. Mrs George Emanuelson called on her mother Wednesday. Dunning were supper guests of Mr and Mrs A J Englert Saturday evening. Bonnie Stimka visiting Paul Booth home. Mrs Paul Booth and children, Mrs Ben Vacik and Bonnie Stimka motored to Chappell Saturday. Geraldine and Loomis Booth been ill for several days. B J Bates of Lodge Pole was Sunday caller Monday.
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Leona Lindley
J. B. Ruttner
Angela
Charles Mathews
George Emanuelson
H. C. Wilt
John Bergett
Dunning
A. J. Englert
Bonnie Stimka
Paul Booth
Ben Vacik
Chappell
Geraldine
Loomis Booth
B. J. Bates
Lodge Pole
Maple Grove Community Social Notices Summary
A dense list of social visits and gatherings in Maple Grove. Numerous families including Miles, Cortney, Johnson, Sharman, Gade, Jurgensen attend graduations, dinners, dances, and Sunday visits. Many households host relatives and friends, with travel to nearby towns for school and events.
Dinner Guests Gather at Ed Miles Home
Freda Weaver attended a Monday dinner at Ed Miles. Mrs. Lowell Hokom and her daughter, along with Sadie Irwin, visited in the evening. James Irwin and his daughter Dorothy also called during the evening.
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C. B. Kinton
Jack Rathbun
J. A. Sparks
Dix
Carolina Kurz
Falls City
Howard Parkert
Freda Weaver
Ed Miles
Lowell Hokom
Sadie Irwin
James Irwin
Dorothy
Peetz Community News Highlights and Visits
Peetz and Sterling residents made visits to relatives in Blair and Sterling. Local events include a farm women’s club meeting at the church basement with Mrs. Cates and Mrs. Kroupa hosting. A mail-carrier change assigns D. James E. Potter of Akron to Peetz rural route.
Bunker Hill News Briefs From Local Families
Mrs. Willis Beyer and daughter Eleanor visited the Walter Happle home Tuesday afternoon. Florence Seimers spent the week at the Dick Seimers home. Mrs. Iva Beyer and sons James and Albert plus Neva Bayne dined with Fred Beyer. Lorine Engel assisted Frank Beyer on Monday and Tuesday. Violet, sister of Mrs. Ben Gross, stayed three weeks aiding with housework. Alex Sterling and children visited the Dick Seimers Saturday night. Alex Wade Sterling and Dick Seimers formed a fishing party Sunday at the lakes. Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Seimers were also mentioned.
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Alfred Seimers
Dick Seimers
Fred Beyer
Doris Call
Richard Welton
Welton
Potter
Bill Rezac
Joe Rezac
Elizabeth Sterling
Wade
Lorene Engel
William Rohde
Ethel Seimers
Pete Seimers
Gurley
Joe Skarka
Willis Beyer
Iva Beyer
Earl Bayne
Dalton
Doris Thurston
P. J. Beyer
Eleanor
Walter Happel
Florence Seimers
James
Albert
Neva Bayne
Lorine Engel
Frank Beyer
Ben Gross
Violet
Gross
Alex Sterling
Alex
Wade Sterling
Erwin Seimers
Pleasant View Community Notes From Pleasant View
Mrs Z E Morrow records a sequence of local visits and gatherings. Billy Smith and children called at Pete Nelson’s. St Paul Lutheran school picnic drew a large crowd at the church. Paul Hilpert of Wisner visited Ben Morrow and Mrs Joe Gerler before returning home. J E Morrow drove to Potter. Art Brandenberg assists Frank Mathes on farm work. Eunice Bergt, visiting from Cheyenne, returned home after three weeks with her parents. neighbors gathered to celebrate a wedding anniversary at Schubarths. Multiple visits among Morrow and Hilpert families noted with hospital stay for Elmer Hilpert. Telegraph Wantads Get Results.
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Billy Smith
Pete Nelson
St. Paul Lutheran School
Paul Hilpert
Wisner
Ben
Joe Gerler
J. E. Morrow
Potter
Art Brandenberg
Frank Mathes
Lloyd Shaw
Eunice Bergt
Cheyenne
Otto Bergt
Art Schubarth
Art Schuessler
Schuessler
Henry Meench
Frank Mueller
Ben Hilperth
Pets Nelson
Dan Heimer
John
Ben Hilpert
Elmer
Taylor Hospital
Albert Behrends
Julesburg
Gus Behrends
Altona
Ben Warrelman
Lodge Pole Visits and Travels Across States
Ray Montgomery and son of Fairbury arrived Tuesday. C O Bills and Mr Montgomery left Tuesday on a business mission to Denver. Carroll Turner and Lou Quinn attended a Denver banquet for Chevrolet mechanics Saturday night. Mrs George Sine and sons Leland and Kelly attended memorial services at Pine Bluffs and visited relatives there and at Bushnell. G E Minshall transacted business in Sidney Tuesday. H J Handley left Saturday for Des Moines to visit his mother. Mr and Mrs Andrew Peterson of Chappell visited at the A C Peterson home Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs F D Barlow and son Lewis and Bully Minshall turned from Denver Sunday evening. Mrs E E Kelly of Pomona California and Mrs Frances Stevens left Sunday for a few days visit in Denver Dr, and Mrs A R Schoenberg and son left Wednesday for Lincoln to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs L E Lydiatt and sons left Friday for Kearney where Mr Lydiatt will attend summer. Mr and Mrs Harold West are now at Wayne where Mr West is attending summer school.
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H. E. Kraxhberger
M. H. Kraxberger
John Block
Lodge Pole
Farm Womans Club
Cates
Kroupa
John Anderson
Glen Wileford
John Warrick
Blair
Carlena
Edith Jennings
Sidney
Mattie Blaufus
Martin Thompson
Hot Springs
D. James E. Potter
Akron
Peetz
Smith Place
Wilber Frenzel
Millard Ayle
Kearney
Shirley
Paul Crok
Ketchum Hospital
Jim Willeford
Dick Edwards
Omaha
E.T. Hall
Sterling
F. E. Hoover
Doris
Barnhart
California
Albert Fehringer
Mike Fehringer
Margaret James
Wi E
James
Greeley
Harold Petre
Wesley Herboldsheimer
Bob Willeford
L. E. Bowles
New Raymer
Rev. Ryan
Harriet Ketchum
Calfornia
Ira Willeford
Maryu Lvis-Woltsaita
Logan
Gordon Petre
N. J
Ray Montgomery
Fairbury
C. O. Bills
Mr. Montgomery
Denver
Carroll Turner
Lou Quinn
Chevrolet Mechanics
George Sine
Leland and Kelly
Pine Bluffs
Bushnell
G. E. Minshall
H. J.handley
Des Moines
Andrew Peterson
E. E. Kelly
Pomona
Cali
Frances Stevens
A. R. Schoenberg and Son
Lincoln
L. E. Lydiatt and Sons
Lydiatt
Harold West
Wayne
West
Also Mentioned on This Page
Meries
ST. Paul's Lutheran Church
Gurley Methodist Church
Trinity Lutheran Church
Presbyterian Church
Assembly OF God’ Church
G. J. Bolger
North Divide
Mrs. Pearl Sparks
Florsheim
Hink’s Shoe Store
Edwin Blanke
Paul Sparks
Margaret Miller
Ruth Sparks
Ruth Kinton
Maple Grove
Ed. Miles
Earl Nightengale
Bernard Helgate
Joe Green
Lee Johnson
W. T. Sharman
H. P. Cortney
Nels Johnson
Evelyn Cortney
Hazel Miles
Delores
John Theis
Marie Cortney
Hugh Cortney
W. Y. Miles
Harvey
Hazel
Ray Miles
Alice Mae Miles
John Hokom
Helen Johnson
F. A. Johnson
Ray Peters
Virgil Ely
Edna Nightengale
Earl
Vern Sharman
Paul Draper
Elmer Gade
Ben Jurgens
Bert Grimes
Fred Mike
Helen Gade
August Gade
Walter
W. E. Spearow
Ralph
Eugene Wilkins
Albert Brandl
Elda Hume
Bunker Hill
Mrs
Nebraska State Building & Loan Assn
Fremont, Nebraska
F. H. Wolf
Sidney Representative
Wille
Greenlees
Bluhill
Salmon
Loganberries
N. W
Staley’s
Wash
Pound
Lic
Pleasant View
Z. E. Morrow
A. C. Peterson
F. D. Barlow
Lewis
Minshall J
Corbetta
Boyd’s Cigar Store
Graham
Willis Overland
M.W. Osborn Motor Co
Union Pacific
Burlington
Western Railroads
R. E. Roche
Nebraska
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