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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1937
Page
7
Weekday masses at 7 am. Sunday masses at 7 8 and 9 30 am. Sunday evening devotion rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 pm. Pastor Anton Link presides.
Church school at 10 a m. Communion and sermon at 11 a m with The Answer by Fire. Elijah trusted wholly in God and won completely. Psalmist says Trust also in Him. Worship at 8 p m with Topic Sav ed by Grace. Choir rehearsal Wednesday at 8 p m. J L Tyner, Pastor.
Evangelist C. L. Thornton leads nightly revival at 7:45 for healing and spiritual renewal. Sunday morning topic Choose Ye this Day Whom You Will Serve. Sunday night What Must I do to be Saved and Stay Saved. Week topics include Lake of Fire, Christ of God, Gentile World Power, Signs in Sun Moon Stars, and Born Again. No Saturday services.
St Pauls Lutheran Church schedule lists Sunday school at 9 a m English services at South Divide 8 30 am and St Pauls 10 am with no German services Mt Vernon service at 8 pm Ladies picnic noted in afternoon sermon focuses on woman role in church citing 1 Corinthians 14 and 1 Timothy 2 discussions of authority within marriage and church life in this era.
Pastor H. F. Krohn cites Bible to oppose selfishness in marriage and to praise the Christian wife. He emphasizes mutual love, forbearance, and protection within the home, contrasting biblical standards with pagan views. The sermon extols a wife’s virtue and a husband’s devoted care as key to family happiness.
By Lutheran church services announced for Sunday Bible school at 9 45 a m worship and sermon at 11 a m. Come and worship with us Dr W T Kahse pastor.
Church services listed for the day begin at 9 45 a m with worship at 11 a m Epworth League at 7 p m worship again at 8 p m Holy communion Wednesday at 7 30 p m and midweek prayer. Thursday features a 7 15 p m choir rehearsal John J Sheaff is the minister.
Parish notice lists Fourth Sunday after Trinity with church school at 9 45 am and morning prayer and sermon at 11 am Sunday. Thursday service at 1 pm at St Martha's appears in the schedule.
The notice lists a 7 pm choir practice led by P. E. Spehr the vicar, and mentions Mrs McCleneghan in connection with the event.
Walter Rufenacht owns a new Plymouth coach. Mr and Mrs Robert Mahoney visited Chappell. Bertha Borges household guests included Ben Jurgens and John Borges. Cecil Hume and family hosted visitors from Kearney and Sidney shoppers. Club Ranch gathering noted. Telegraph Wantads promote results.
Ruth and Alice Buss spent Friday at the Ben Buss home. Several families visited the Carl Smith home in Torrington while Pearl Bauer returned home from the Smiths. Pauline Ostermeier of Kearney stayed with Ben Jurgens. Many local residents attended the Legion dance in Lisco. Sonny Rufenacht returned from Lincoln after school. A Weyerts Lutheran church picnic was held at Oberfelder grove near Lodge Pole.
Mrs. C B Kinton hosted Kensington division on Wednesday. Vera Sparks, Catherine Higgins, and other Sparks family members visited various homes on Thursday through Monday, with several overnight stays and Sunday calls across multiple households including Paul Sparks, Herman Blanke, and Barton Kinton.
The library board expresses gratitude to Mr and Mrs Biggs for donating a set of 20 volumes of French Classics to the public library. The gift enhances the library’s collection and will be available for public use and enjoyment.
Mr and Mrs Martin Anderson and family and Mrs Henry Blome and sons spent Sunday at Emil Marx home. Walford Larson visited Lloyd Yowell. C A Baker and James Devier families joined Gil bert Myerss home. James Devier and Donald called at Ed Mintkens. Frank Mintken and family touring North Platte. Mintken serves on the district jury. Marguerite and Lucile Thompson called on Mrs Gilbert Myers. Harold Warren and family enjoyed Sunday dinner at the Warren home. Albert Christensen Henry Kreinbring Gurley and Alfred Christensen Pauline dined with Carl Christensen. Fred Fredericksen and others mentioned in social notes.
This week mentions purchases of McCormick Deering 12 Rod Weeder by Mr. Hilbert Borcher and Mr. Henry Flessner of Gurley, plus references to Harvester Thresher canvases and tractor bindings. Humorous lines appear about a colored boy in a cemetery and a professor question on poisons.
Clifford and son join William Fredericksen family and relatives at Carl Christensen's for Sunday visit. An ita Rathman and Freddie Rathman with Gerald Larsen also present. Jean Rathman visits Emil Marx on Monday. Ed Miniken and family spend Thursday evening with Lloyd Yowell. Virginia Lee Devier guests with grandparents J D Devier.
Hats offered in a June clearance sale at Rose's Hat Shop with assortments priced at one dollar each. Shoppers are invited to try them and select from the available choices.
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