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Anton Link, a pastor, appears in a brief notice or item describing a conferred or transferred title or duty. The readable text centers on this individual and his clerical role within a community context.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1937
Page
5
Anton Link, a pastor, appears in a brief notice or item describing a conferred or transferred title or duty. The readable text centers on this individual and his clerical role within a community context.
Trinity Lutheran Church announces Bible school at 9 45 a m worship and sermon at 11 a m pastor D W T Kahse speaks on The Church and Its Place in Life Wednesday Lenten devotions at 7 30 p m Potter First Lutheran Church Sunday school at 2 p m worship and sermon at 2 45 p m Come and enjoy these services with us
St Pauls Lutheran Church announces Sunday school at 9 30 a m German Lent services at 9 30 a m English services at 10 30 a m and Mt Vernon services at 8 p m The sermon warns against modern upheavals threatening Christian landmarks including the family and education urging adherence to God’s warning to remove not the ancient landmarks The cross of Jesus Christ is described as God’s landmark on earth Towering over the...
An inscription on a church landmark reads God was in Christ reconciling the world unto Himself. It urges visitors not to remove the landmark and is signed by pastor H. F Krohn.
The Presbyterian Church posts a Sunday timetable with Sunday school at 10, worship at 11 led by Pastor Dr Paul P Chelf on The Supreme Task for All, plus Evangelistic services at 7:30 and Endeavor at 6:30. Orchestra and choir rehearse Wednesday at 6:30 and 8 p.m. Speaker to address Sunday morning.
The message invites sincere prayer for Easter two weeks away. Reminders include sunrise prayer at the church, Easter morning service, and a special communion service on Thursday evening the 25th. Pastor J. L. Tyner urges all to help.
The Methodist Church holds a Sunday school at 9 45 a m worship at 11 a m with a sermon on Accompanying the Men of Sorrows. Epworth league meets at 6 30 p m and evening worship at 7 30 p m with a sermon on Lost Opportunities. Monday 2 30 p m Training class at Mrs H F Wolf home Wednesday 7 30 p m Lenten services with Rev Kenneth Reeves of Dalton Thursday 7 15 p m choir rehearsal John J Sheaff Minister.
The schedule lists church activities for the weekend and week: junior confirmation class at 2 p m Saturday, fifth Sunday in Lent Holy communion at 8 a m, church school 9 45 a m, RPF 6 30 p m, St Marys guild 6 50 p m Monday, junior confirmation class 7 p m Tuesday, St Marthas guild 2 p m Thursday, Midweek Lenten services 7 30 p m, choir practice 7 p m Friday. Vicar P E Spehr leads.
Miss Gwendolyn Jorgenson, debate coach at Sidney high school, and six team members Steve Martin Zepha Lockwood Stanley Preble Bill Tewell Ernest Johnson and Mickey Green traveled to Oshkosh yesterday afternoon for a practice match against Oshkosh high school. Mrs Lewis Morris and baby son Jimmy of Chappell stay with Mrs C A West while visiting. The Sidney Safeway basketball team beat Safeway 43 to 26 at Sterling Wednesday night. Mrs Ernest Gould of Fremont visits county relatives. Mr and Mrs Sam Fine left for Tribune Kansas after several days visiting. Leon Fine and Leonard drove them to Sterling to catch their train. George Loebe returned from Chicago after five months at Coyne Electrical school.
Dr A L Miller writes to the Telegraph urging opposition to using gas tax money for Missouri River bridges. He notes gas tax burden on farmers, calls for farm to market road funding, critiques LB 335 487 486 and LB 97 trucker bills, and seeks reader views on continuing the one cent gas tax split for relief and roads or keeping four cents for roads.
Jack Rathbun of Keeline Wyoming spent Monday to Friday with friends on the north divide. The play cast met at T W Hawkins home Thursday evening. Mrs Albert Haworth spent Thursday in Sidney at her son Russell’s home. The vocational agriculture class visited Albert Haworth Thursday afternoon. Ed Lipke hosted a dinner Saturday for Ray Frame George Rippe and Charles Lessman. Loronze local will present its offering at North Sidney meeting Friday night with cake and sandwiches. Mr and Mrs Robert Loebe and Bobby were dinner guests at Paul Sparks home Saturday.
A $3,000,000 memorial honoring Thomas Jefferson Henry Koester Jr was discussed as guests at the Henry Koester Sr residence. Various social visits are listed including Rev. W T Kahse visiting Mr and Mrs Harvey George and multiple overnight and weekend visits among local families.
Catherine Higgins stayed overnight with Vera Sparks. Mr and Mrs Harry Sparks hosted their bridge club Saturday night. Sunday night guests included Mr and Mrs Ray Frame and Edna. Attendees at the Easter parade Tuesday evening included Mr and Mrs Ed Brockersby and others.
Dorothy Elsen and Clara Koester visited Mary Kavanaugh on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. L. H Ress and family of Peetz and Charles George were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bill George Sunday. Marjorie Deaver, a Chadron Normal student, spent the weekend with home folks. Mrs. Pete Lenzen, Eva Lenzen, Lil-
Evelyn Lian, Alice Treinen and their relatives spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey George while another daughter and Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Sharman traveled to Mitchell on a combined business and pleasure trip.
Mrs Gottlieb Schoen died last night at her son Johns home east of Gurley Mays after prolonged illness. Funeral arrangements were pending at Rice Funeral Home with funeral date to be announced.
Chiropractors Thomas and Lott advertise from the Osborn Building with contact by phone 83 for patient appointments and inquiries.
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