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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1924
Page
13
The International Bible Students Association invites all interested in Bible study to attend the Sunday class at 2:00 p.m. held at 102 C Street. Clara Downey serves as Class Secretary.
Rev. Anton Link outlines Sunday Mass at 7 30 a m and 1 30 p m Rosary Instruction and Benediction at 7 30 p m Weekdays Mass at 8 00 a m A church notice listing service times and the pastor's name.
St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church announces English services at 11:00 a.m. next Sunday and Lent services Sunday evening. The first service is next Sunday at 7:30 p.m. The call of the Cross invites all, with a Welsh quotation about healing through Jesus’ wounds. W. F. Peters welcomes attendees.
The Field Secretary of the Foreign Mission Board and Rev. Harry McClenaghan spoke at the Presbyterian Church last Sabbath, delivering morning and evening addresses that urged America to direct religious training worldwide and to use its prosperity for righteousness. Next Sunday's schedule includes preaching at 11 a.m., Bible school at 10 a.m., and CG. FE. at 6:30 p.m. Samuel Light, Pastor.
United Lutheran Church urges sympathetic remembrance of Christ’s suffering during Lent. Beginning March 8, Wednesday, evening services at 8 o’clock will be held through Holy Week, with Passiontide meditations on “The Way of…” urging faithful attendance at church services.
Salvation on March dates features The First Passover The Brazen Serpent The Cities of Refuge The Lamb of God My Redeemer and My Lord with mid week services plus Sunday worship at Trinity Sidney Grace Gurley and Potter churches The program lists times for Church school and morning or evening worship all open to the public Rev W T Kahse pastor.
The M. E. Church lists Sunday school at 10 a m service at 11 a m Epworth League at 6 30 p m and preaching at 7 30 p m The prior Sunday Sunday school attendance was 24 with healthy continued interest A large morning congregation heard a moving service including a solo by Eb W Cass Visitors are welcomed The Ministerial association met at Bee Springs with a debate won by the negative The church announces next Sunday's services promising a strong community support and a series on Ramsey McDonald and his government.
The project helps owners and attendants learn which phase of the poultry program earns money and where returns are unsatisfactory. It notes that keeping records enables income growth by developing profitable areas, tied to the accredited farm flock project of the agricultural college extension service.
The report covers November 1 through October 31 and notes 38,061 hens enrolled in the project produced an average of 112.7 eggs per hen, well above the state average of 70 eggs. The figures serve as encouragement and incentive for flock owners.
A candidate announces pursuit of the Clerk of the District Court position in Cheyenne County subject to Republican primary voters on April 5th 1924.
Elmer Kahl announces his candidacy for county judge subject to Cheyenne County voters in the April 1924 primaries on a non political ballot. He urges citizen participation and pledges to serve the public interests to the best of his ability if elected. The statement emphasizes primaries as important and asks for support.
An individual announces intent to seek re election as County Judge in Cheyenne County Nebraska and requests support on the non political ballot. The notice signals continued campaign efforts toward retention of the county judge position.
C W Johnson of Potter Nebraska announces JT as a Republican candidate for state senator in the 31st district subject to voters at the April 5 primary. He notes that any support will be appreciated.
Isola B. Wasson announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Clerk of the District Court in Cheyenne County Nebraska. She states readiness to run in the primary on April 2, 1924 and asks voters for support.
Bert Allington declares his run for County Commissioner First District Cheyenne County as a Democratic candidate in the April 1924 primaries, asserting voters will decide.
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