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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1935
Page
3
Sunday masses at seven and nine thirty in the morning with weekday service at seven. Instruction and benediction follow at seven thirty. Anton Link serves as pastor.
The Methodist Church holds church school at 9 45 a m worship at 11 a m with a sermon The Broken Chain Evening worship at 7 30 with a Visit to the Sea Side Tuesday Keystone class dinner and social hour Friday Kens ington division hostess program and lunch at the church parlors Mrs Van Valkenburg will entertain all members and friends Minister J J Sheaff issues a cordial invitation to all.
St Pauls Lutheran Church lists Sunday school at 8 30 a m German service at 8 30 a m English service at 9 30 a m Sunday school teachers meet Monday at the parsonage at 8 p m Topic of sermon The Aaronic Benediction Pastor H F Krohn lead services and meeting details.
The Episcopal church schedule lists Friday choir practice at 7 30 pm and Sunday services at 9 45 am Sunday school, 11 am worship with sermon, and a 10 am children’s class. Diplomas, baptisms, and new members marked a recent morning service. The pastor Richard W Dinsdale and Dr Paul P Cheff are noted in community notices.
The Assembly of God Church announces a Christ ambassador meeting all day June 19. Sunday school at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. Worship Tuesday at 7:45 p.m., all day Wednesday, and Friday at 7:45 p.m. Services every Sunday at 7:45 p.m. Pastor G. J. Bolger invites fellowship.
Trinity Lutheran Church notes Trinity Sunday worship at 10 a m with sermon The Growth of Gods People Bible school at 9 a m services begin an hour earlier for June July and August Rev George Flora to lead Potter First Lutheran Church also holds 9 a m Bible school and 10 a m worship Pastor Dr W T Kahse invites worshipers to join in.
Local notices and social news from Dalton include church leave of absence for minister and trips to Estes Park and Lexington conferences. Reports cover visits, hospital birth, showers, travels to Denver and Cheyenne, club meetings, card parties, raffles, and community events with multiple named residents and groups.
Mrs. W H Jordan hosted the J F W club at her home with a one oclock luncheon and an afternoon of bridge at Mrs. Hazel Barger residence on Monday. An extra guest of the afternoon was Mrs. James Mc.
A practical painter claims good quality paint covers 359% to 50% more surface than cheap paint and lasts about twice as long. First costs are similar, but long-term expense favors quality. The painter with 25 years of experience offers product recommendations for decor projects.
Mr and Mrs Ed Meier and sons Daryl and Jean spent Sunday afternoon at the H E Jacobsen home H B Eversman spent Sunday at his daughter Mrs Elmer Fulton Mrs and Mrs Ralph Fleming and family ate dinner at the Clyde Johnson home Sunday Mr and Mrs A M Smith spent
The passage notes Mr and Mrs George Fleming hosting weekend events. Harry Fleming is summoned to Kearney Monday due to his mother's death. A son was born to Mr and Mrs R A Brown on June 7. The annual school meeting occurred Monday with Frank Meier elected Director. Mrs Frank Meier and daughters visited Ed Walker. Ralph Sellhorn and family visit Floyd Fleming’s household.
Sidney dealer M. W. Osborn, longtime Dodge dealer since 1914, credits the new Dodge with breaking sales records across the country and in Sidney. He touts style, size, safety, and unprecedented economy with gas mileage claimed well over 20 miles per gallon and lower running costs than smaller rivals. He invites thrift-minded buyers to learn more about the big new Dodge offered at just a few dollars more than the lowest priced cars.
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