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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1926
Page
4
Catholic Church announces Sunday Mass at 7 00 and 9 30 a m with rosary and benediction at 7 30 p m Weekday Mass at 8 00 a m Rev Anton Link listed as pastor.
Two services at United Lutheran Church this Sunday at 11:00 a m and 8:00 p m. Morning sermon titled Does God Care for Me and evening sermon Building the Temple. Masonic Fraternity and auxiliaries welcomed. Sunday school at 10:00 a m.
Gerace Church in Gurley offers Sunday school at 10 a.m. with no other services that day. Potter Fireé Church holds services and a sermon at 2 30 p.m. Sunday afternoon.
Rev Dr Traver general secretary Luther League of America will preach at Gurley at 11 a.m. on Sunday June 27. A young peoples rally will be held in Sidney at 7 p.m. followed by a sermon by Dr Traver at 8 p.m. All worshippers invited. W T Kahse.
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church announces an English service at 10:30 next Sunday. The sermon will be preached and the offering received by theological student Mr. Pittack. Pastor W. F. Peters. emis 3f Tei.
The Methodist Episcopal Church reports a gospel team of about twenty Sidney youths will visit Dalton to lead the evening service at the Presbyterian church. A christening service will be held during worship in the morning on request by several parents. The Intermediate Epworth League, led by Miss Mona Livoni with Mrs. G. H. Thompson and Mrs. Rose Ellis, grows in organization as many plan to attend the Gothenburg Epworth League Institute in July 1925 under Dean Rev Kaub. Worship God regularly in Sidney churches.
The third Sunday after Trinity service outlines 8am Holy Communion 10am Sunday school and 11am morning prayer and sermon on Life Insurance. Rector J. J. Crawford notes baptism as a universal rite for church membership and defends infant baptism for life protection and parental concern for child advancement.
Next Sunday the hour from 10 to 41 a.m. will be devoted to Children's day exercises. Worship at 11 a.m. A Children's day offering will be taken. The C. E. prayer meetings will be discontinued during the summer months. Samuel Light, Pastor.
Mrs McNish hosted a 7 o'clock dinner last Friday for Mrs Gordon Bryant of Tekamah. Country club dances featured Grabill Merrymakers. T O B club guests dined at the Country club Wednesday evening. Miss Rachel Sherrerd and Roy Greenlee attended. Mr and Mrs Polk received honor prizes.
Northwestern Bell Telephone announces a rate cut for long distance calls from Nebraska towns to points in Iowa Minnesota and the Dakotas and also within Nebraska. Reductions apply to most classes of service with a shift in peak hours and new distance thresholds for person to person and station to station calls. The changes take effect June 12 and extend the lower rates from 5 30 p m to 4 30 a m for station to station calls previously offered 8 30 p m to midnight.
W. M. Stebbins of Gothenburg, Republican candidate for state treasurer, toured western Nebraska this week with his son W. S. Stebbins. A former teacher and hardware dealer, Stebbins has 36 years in business and was in the state legislature from 1911 to 1915, serving as vice president of the First National Bank of Gothenburg.
Dalton T O Duffer came home near Redington on Saturday after a week in the hospital for an arm abscess drained. James Davison of Denver stayed with the Foster and Davison homes. Dalton ball team canceled Sunday’s game with Lorenzo due to rain. Elmer Mayer’s family moved to a new home in south Dalton. Carey of Bancroft visited the Scherer and Armuth families. Dalton area sees heavy moisture this month and crops are reported as the best ever. Mrs. R H Wood, once ill with blood poisoning, now sits up. Local shops and Dr Hedlund and Dr Zarbaugh offices are being papered. Anna May Busy returned to Aurora after visiting the Zarbaugh family. Ladies Community Club met at the city hall.
Ed Morrow and others visited and called on friends throughout the week. Miss Rose McNulty grows stronger while several households hosted guests and shared meals. The G. T. club gathered at Frank Weigand home. daily rain marked local weather.
County agent L. D. Willby warns that grasshopper bait must be mixed with precise water to form a soft dough. Thorough mixing and fresh spreading yield best results while handling poison with caution and reason.
The Altar Society will hold a bake sale at Sidney Meat and Provision on Saturday June 26 at 2 00 PM. Proceeds benefit the church. Listings include organizers Mrs L A Donahoe Mrs Wm Laudenschlager Mrs C Proper Mrs J F Harr and Doroth Martenses with notes on local apartments and used car bargains from Maley Motor Co including a 1925 Ford coupe and a Run burn Beauty Six in running order.
Alvin Mann hosted a Potter caller on Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Juelf and Miss Jessie Juelf spent Saturday evening at Charles Mayer's home. Mrs McCulley and daughters from Omaha joined Mrs Henry Mayer and Mrs A E Hedlund for dinner at J C Kreader's Friday. John Helmer and family were guests at Ed Morrow's Wednesday.
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