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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1934
Page
2
At 10 a.m. Sunday school follows with 11 a.m. worship led by Pastor Dr Paul P Cheff. Sermon titled The Element of Crisis, featuring a solo by Mrs B C Grabill.
Sunday masses at 7 00 and 9 30 a m. Weekday masses at 8 a m. Sunday evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30. Anton Link Pastor.
The Trinity Lutheran Church outlines a Sunday service at 11 a.m with a church school at 9 45 a m and Luther League at 7 p m A cordial invitation is extended Dr W T Kahse pastor
An Assembly of God Church announces a Sunday schedule with Sunday school at 10 a.m. devotional service at 11 a.m. and evening services at 8 p.m. Cottage prayer meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. Bible study Friday at 8 p.m. Earl Cummings is the pastor.
The church will hold Bible school at 10 a.m. Special music planned for the service. State Secretary John A. Alber of Lincoln will lead the 11 a.m. service. A memorial service for Pastor Rev. J. H. Bicknell is set for 3 p.m. with Mr Alber delivering the address and the Sidney Ministerial Association taking part.
St Pauls Lutheran Church announces English service at 9 45 a m German service at 11 a m Sunday school at 11 a m and a teachers meeting Saturday at 2 30 p m at the school. Quarterly business meeting Sunday at 2 p m led by Pastor H F Krohn.
Mrs H J Elsen notes social activities in South Colton with hosting families including Mr and Mrs John George and their son, and visits from A J Petre and son George, Fred George, Marie Mick, and Juanita Benedict. Business calls by Peter Helfrich and Happy Hargens at H J Elsen farm, and more gatherings at Henry Koester and other homes. Local shoppers and callers are listed among residents and neighbors.
Ruth Witters joined Theresa Hughes for supper on Saturday evening. A J Petre and son George visited John George’s home Friday and Saturday. Leonard Moseman stayed with Curtis and Bobby Elsen from Wednesday to Friday. Henry Koester was a Lodge Pole visitor Tuesday. Nick Ladegard rebuilt a wind-damaged chicken coop on George Brauer’s farm. Hugh Cortney and Alfred Koester couples called last week. Dorothy Elsen stayed with Lucile Schmidt last week. C 3 Chambers and daughter Gladys visited Alfred Koester last week. H J Elsen and sons spent Sunday evening with John George family. Clara Koester visited Sidney on Monday. Hester Deaver visiting George Deaver home this week. Henry Koester and Fred Alt of Shelby announced the arrival of a new daughter. Alt was formerly Florence Koester. H J Elsen and sons were Sunday dinner guests of H E Witters family. G E Planck and Donald and Keith Deaver spent the afternoon there.
Mr and Mrs Morris Jessen spent Saturday evening with Mr and Mrs Harley Weyerts. The Gortemakers welcomed a baby girl. A birthday party for Mrs Rahe was held at Otto Rahe s home. A shower for Mrs Lynn Chichester took place at Gus Hennig s home. Families and neighbors visited, dined, and traveled to Lisco and Gurley for gatherings over the weekend.
Lis Alvord called on James Hume Sunday afternoon. Catherine Borges spent Friday with Anna Frerichs. Mr and Mrs Paul Ingwerson and Cecil Hume were among Sidney shoppers Saturday. Leo Jessen spent part of the week at Tom Kalhoff's. Lavern Larsen called on Harley Garretts Sunday. Lester Rufenacht motored to Lodge Pole Sunday. Several from the vicinity enjoyed a dance at Lisco Saturday night.
Sidney area social round up includes M E Ladies Aid meeting in church basement with good attendance and refreshments by R O Bond Wolfe and Nellie Lehmkuhl. Numerous visits and travel updates feature Pearl Johnson's return from Julesburg and Louise Mantor's Lincoln trip en route to Torrington.
Mrs J E Morrow reports visitors and gatherings including Rev and Mrs H L Schuetz of Cheyenne at the Boehnke home, Flora Lueders with Willard Wills at Ben Hilpert's, and Sunday dinners at various households. Members of St Pauls Walther league attended a softball game in Sidney as several families hosted meals. Marie Mathewson had the misfor
The record lists several closely dated calls and visits around Sidney including Henry Moench and Mr. Jeffrey meeting J. E. Morrow, Art Brandenberg with W. D. Mathewson, Frank Mueller and family at Frank Mathes, Lewis Dirks visiting William Morrow, and Art Brandenberg aiding Frank Mathes on the farm. Sunday dinners at Henry Moench’s home included Art Schuessler family Rev G H Boehnke and family Miss Freda Lueders and John Fiehler. Various families hosted guests and callers throughout the weekend.
Governor Bryan says a proposal by Railway Commissioner Floyd Bollen that Bryan and Congressman E. R. Burke withdraw from the senatorial race was a broader effort to prevent Bryan's election. Bollen reportedly wrote to Democratic state committee members and county chairs urging the belief that Senator W. H. Thompson should be favored.
Bollen proposed that Grand Island be allowed to file for a six year senate term while Thompson could be nominated. He offered to withdraw if Burke and Bryan withdrew and Thompson agreed to run. Bryan dismissed the plan as a move by groups to block his continued service. Bollen filed for the senate on Tuesday.
In a measured comparison California leads in length at 770 miles followed by Texas close behind at 760 miles, noting California first among the states in this respect.
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