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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
16
Rev Anton Link announces weekly services with Sunday Masses at 7 30 and 9 30 a m Rosary instruction and Benediction at 7 30 p m Weekday Mass at 8 00 a m Local church schedule listed for parishioners and callers.
Next Sunday Jubilee services commemorate the 74th Synod anniversary at the U A Theatre. Prof W H v Day of Concordia Seminary will speak morning, Rev P Matuschka Lincoln will speak afternoon. Parking south of Lutheran church noon hours. refreshments for sale. Also notes daily prayer at Christ Episcopal Church and schedule changes at United Lutheran Church Trinity English.
The local class of the International Bible Students Association meets every Sunday at 2 00 p m at 207 West 83rd Street. All who are interested in Bible study are invited to attend. Clara Downey, Class Secretary.
The Christian Church reports a fine duet by Mrs Antrim and Mrs Johnson last Sunday. An attendance of 30 at the C E service in the evening signals healthy interest. July will feature short sermons each morning and evening for comfort of the congregation. First sermon next Sunday morning on The Unknown Companion and evening on The Blessing of Forgiveness. Bible school at 10 a m C E at 7 p m Topic Better Praying led by the Pastor. Endeavor social Friday evening will be a porch party at the Pastor's home with a 10 cent charge for funds.
All Endeavorers and friends of the society are invited to bring their lunch and enjoy a happy social time. We extend a cordial invitation to all to attend our services. Joan Tewitson, Pastor. 501 West Sth Street. Phone 466-J.
Presbyterian church notes last Sabbath with Bible school and worship as usual. Pastor Samuel Light urges defense of the Sabbath against commercial amusements, declaring true prosperity lies in Sabbath observance. Next Sunday at 11 a.m. the annual Fourth of July sermon will be preached followed by Wednesday prayer and Sunday school study.
The notice invites church members to attend Sunday school aiming for 400 in attendance. 11 a m the pastor will preach with special music, 7 30 p m union service with Epworth League and closing at 8 30. Children’s Day program praised. Monday 7 p m Boy Scouts camping interest and Official Board meeting in church parlors with broad invitation. T Porter Bennett pastor.
Grand Prairie residents and visitors share a busy week with family visits and travel. Mrs Kruse and four Bayard daughters stayed at Windsheimer and Beebe homes. Lundgrens dined with Holm family and called on Pierson. Will and Albert Johnson visited Walter Hern Bloom. the Windsheimers hosted Johnsons. Annie Windsheimer visited grandparents. Heinzmann drove to Burlington then returned with Mrs Heinzmann from the Swenson home. Frerichs family and Russell Gelatian hosted at Frerichs. Gillan went to Sidney for work at Thayer's drug store. Gelatian traveled to Cheyenne and back. Albert Frerichs’s family planned a Gurley trip. Beebe helped Windsheimers with butchering. Burgess Music Store ad urges piano buyers to compare quality and tone before price.
Indiana hosts first yearlong egg laying contest in Clay county. One hundred hens from Mediterran, American, and English breeds on several farms are gathered. Records of each hen’s characteristics were made before move, then will be compared monthly to link traits with laying performance for better stock selection.
Hink's Boot Shop advertises a practical soft toe army last work shoe priced at 3.75 dollars with a focused sale pitch aimed at men seeking durable footwear.
Dr M E Pettibone operates as a dentist with an office located above The Larson Music Store and provides contact by phone 419 for appointments and inquiries.
About 40 000 school children in Hawaii take part in garden work through the local agricultural experiment station of the U S Department of Agriculture and territorial partners to promote diversified production. Since 1917 more vegetables are grown at home and fresh produce appears on most Tawa tian tables.
Neighbors and friends are thanked for saving the remaining buildings and stock after lightning struck and burned the barn to the ground last Tuesday June 20 JOMIN McGRANE SR and GEORGE CALDWELE express appreciation for aid during the storm and fire recovery.
Joseph W Johnson a Denver native and salesman pleaded guilty before Federal Judge JW Wood to aiding and abetting officers of the First National Bank of Chappell Nebraska in disposing of 875000 worth of fictitious certificates of deposit issued without consideration and turned over to Johnson to sell. He was arrested earlier at Seymour Indiana as part of a conspiracy case and sentencing was deferred pending the conspiracy hearing.
A local sale offers work shoes at a special price of two dollars per pair. The promotion targets men and highlights notable savings on durable footwear. Limited quantities available.
Two Cheyenne County youths will be appointed as representatives to the Nebraska State Fair encampment. One delegate will come from rural schools and one from town or city schools. Delegates must be between 16 and 20 years old. Applications should be sent promptly to the county superintendent of schools in Sidney Nebraska.
A bake sale at the Central Meat Market will be hosted by the Catholic Indies club at 2 30 p m. The organizing committee includes Miss Muestermann Mrs Maggie Bartholomew Mrs Seger and Mrs Crowley. Advertisements in The Telegraph are urged to support the fundraiser.
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