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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1932
Page
5
Sunday worship at 11 a m with sermon on the Christian Home. Church school at 9 45 a m Luther League at 6 30 p m. Sunday devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m. Weekday masses at 7 00 a m. Pastor Anton Link. Come Dr W T Kahse.
Friday through Sunday church activities include Sunday school and Bible class at 10 am, German divine service at 11 am, and English service at 8 pm led by Pastor B C Wiebke. Come and worship the Lord.
At 10 a m Sunday school follows with an 11 a m worship service led by Dr Paul P Cheff pastor the sermon focuses on The Candle of the Lord in this local church service notice
Morning worship and sermon by the Rev John H Bishop of Scottsbluff at 11 o clock. Church school at 9 45 a m Epworth league and young people's fellowship at 6 30 p m. Minister F Charling Mills.
Celebration of holy communion planned at 8 a.m. with Sunday school at 9 45 a m led by J B Roc rector.
A Sunday school rally will be held in the grove about one mile south of Redington on Thursday June 30. A special speaker appears for both morning and afternoon sessions. Each school is allotted 20 minutes for its numbers. All are welcome led by P B Castle missionary of the American Sunday School Union.
Denham Theatre players of Denver bring The Patsy to Fox Theatre this evening. The Colorado group, known for a national reputation, features Guy Usher Thelma Rambeau George Cleveland Elizabeth Ross Richard Kendrick Frances Webber Leon Forbes and Evelyn Welker in a clean wholesome comedy suitable for all the family.
Ladies of the Sidney country club hold a flag golf event this Sunday at 9 a.m. on the inside nine holes. Three prizes will be awarded for first, second, and longest drive off No 10 tee. A luncheon follows at 1 p.m. Entry is 53 cents including luncheon and play. All women golfers are urged to attend.
Sidney Nebr June 21 1932 the board of equalization met in regular session chaired by Ferd Weikhorst with members Allington Shaw and county officials present. Citizens urged a 19 percent cut in real estate valuations across farms and city property but decision postponed to June 28. Section 21 14 87 raised by 500 to align with nearby parcels while section 15 13 47 in township 13 range 47 was cut to 7500. Meeting adjourned awaiting next session.
Grand Prairie residents share visits and social events across Sidney and area. Carl Christ of Sidney calls at the John Olson home. Delores Ann Gentry funeral held at Rice funeral home with Rev. J H Bickrell officiating. Dozens attend gatherings, dinners, church events, and Farmers Union meetings through Friday.
Mrs N S Mier notes K Hansen staying with daughter Nora in Longmont Colorado. Billy Shea fractured a left arm first of the week. Harley Struble and Joe Nelson of Fort Collins visited Potter. Farmers Union picnic drew a large crowd at Johron grove with ideal weather. Mrs E H Biggs and Betty stayed Monday with friends, returning to Sidney with Mrs Gertrude Nelson. Virgie Lovall and her father Dewey Lovall host guests. Lebourne Morfeld of Scottsbluff also visiting. Auxiliary to meet Wednesday at Mrs Ene voldsen’s home. Wills cabin camp managers Grandbouche moving to Big Springs. Fourth celebration planned at Johnson's grave by Odd Fellows. Showers caused hail with little damage to cars and roofs. Masonic lodge attended church. sermon honored St John. J N Wilson confined to bed, turning weaker. Wilson turned 83 last Friday. Mrs W E Clooney and Miss Meridith Peters visiting from Glendale. Peters niece to Mrs Rogers. Mrs Rogers entertained friends in honor of Peters. Dud Cross and grandson Donald Sorenser of Gering visited Lou Van Pelt, sister of Mrs Cross. N S Miller and Clyde Brady spent Monday in Denver. Cleo Tourrey visited Potter en route to Chadron. Lee Hagemeister and Dave Shea hosted bridge club. honors to Mrs Rogers.
Main family and neighbors shared Sunday evening visits at several homes near Lodge Pole. Names include Leslie Johnson family Ted, E Planck, Henry Flessner, Will Gade, Malissa Wassum, Jorgensen, Ernest Wickard, Albert Frerichs, Forrest Planck, Walter Frerichs, Lavern and Fayeeta Flessner, Ray Rexroth with Alva Hart family and Mildred.
Dr Hahn and Mrs Coulter with children visited relatives in Ravenna. Harrison moved his family into the Arnell property vacated by Stocker. Karl Fricke seized a gallon of booze with its owner and escorted them to Sidney. Dix golfers played Potter course. Dix reportedly won. Balloon ascent drew crowds. Mrs Brady and daughter June joined Mr Brady in Omaha. Potter lost to Lodge Pote four to two last Sunday.
Mrs A Livingston and Mr and Mrs Will Allman with children shopped in Sidney Tuesday and visited the Fred Livingston home. District 27 held an annual school meeting with R N Hull elected director. A Wiener roast followed the meeting. Weather hurt crops causing varying damage from slight to near total losses.
Local notes record a brief Sidney roundup of residents and events. Eileen Livingston returns home after visiting her grandfather Fred Livingston in Sidney. District 27 school building progresses with Carl Christ as contractor. A district 156 meeting reelects Mrs Will Allman as director. A M I C meeting with Mrs John Illham yields plans for June 30 picnic at John Livingston farm. Multiple residents are noted visiting, dining, and shopping around Sidney.
The Telegraph News reports a charge of 12 for grave excavation at Sidney cemetery. Ras Wearer, employed by local funeral parlors, will handle the work. The fee includes 3 for labor and 3 paid to the city, as approved by the council.
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