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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
13
The Catholic Church offers Mass at 7 00 a m and 9 30 a m on Sundays with rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m Weekday Masses are at 8 00 a m Rev Anton Link presides.
Bible school at 10:00 a.m. Communion and preaching at 11:00. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. Preaching at 7:30 p.m. H. M. Mitchell, Minister.
The United Lutheran Church holds church school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m with a sermon on That Most Needful Bread during Lent. Lenten services occur each Thursday at 7 45 p m with a sermon Living for Others. Confirmation class is at 9 a.m. Saturdays and evening worship with a 7 45 p.m. sermon follows.
Regular church attendance means better homes and happier lives. Plan to attend these services at 2:30 Sunday afternoon led by W. T. Kabse D. D. pastor.
Last Sunday the congregation heard that God uses material things to shape character and that love of money breeds liars and thieves. The annual canvass is next Sunday, March 3. Regular services are listed with worship at 11 am, Bible school at 10 am, C E at 6 pm, Junior C E at 4 pm, and a Bible quotation about receiving Him and becoming sons of God.
An hour spent in God s house is an hour well spent. Next Sunday German services at 10 30. Wednesday March 25 English Lenten services at 7330. April 2 illustrated lecture under Walther League. April 6 1 00 voting members regular quarterly meeting. W Peters Pastor.
Next Sunday aims for four hundred in Sunday School with special features to draw in nonattenders. The sermon theme is Comparisons and Compromises, and the evening story sermon, illustrated by choir music, recounts the life of the unidentified young man killed in the Santa Fe wreck near Quinomo Kansas.
Fragmentary text urges confession of Jesus Christ as Savior and affiliation with a Sidney church. It likens churches to flags and notes worship and service in Sidney churches, inviting participation in God's work and praise.
South Colton George Messing and J H Wendte attended the Ruttner brothers sale on Tuesday. Messing bought a horse. George and Charles Deaver and John Cortney attended a meeting in Sidney Tuesday evening. Mrs M J Halslander spent Tuesday with Mrs Tony Meick. John Wendte and George Deaver got seed wheat at Herbert's Wednesday. Eric Brauer called at the John Cortney home on Wednesday. The Eller family moved to Houlslander’s place on Wednesday. John Cortney was a Wednesday business caller at Kohlsmith’s. M4 Houlslander called at Cortney’s and J T Wendie’s Thursday. George Deaver has been painting. Mary Hemmer and Helen Jacobs attended the county teachers meeting Saturday afternoon. M J Mulslander and Cecil Whittaker called at Charles Krueger’s Saturday evening. Lakeview Farmers Union members attended the county convention Saturday afternoon. Charles Deaver entertained the H P Cortney family at dinner Sunday. J B Hill family spent Sunday at Wm Neick’s on the north divide. Leonard Cortney called at J H Wendte’s Saturday morning. Helen Jacobs spent Sunday with Issie Razanina. Margaret Messing spent Sunday with Ruth and Ruby Deaver. Mr and Mrs John Cortney and family spent Sunday at Grandma Cortney’s in Sidney. Cecil Whittaker spent Sunday at A A Wilt’s. Clara Koester took Sunday dinner with her sister Florence in Sidney. Wendte attended the chamber of commerce banquet in Sidney Monday evening as guest of Dr Samuel Light. John Brauer was a business caller at John Cortney’s Tuesday. The John Cortney family spent Tuesday evening at Grandma Cortney’s. John Brauer butcher one day recently.
A busy week in Sidney and nearby towns features social visits, church activities, and local travel. Notables include Curt Scott buying a drill in Sidney, Altars Society gatherings, Rev. Kaut visiting Bunker Hill, and multiple families visiting relatives in West Point and Wayne. Community members attend Chamber of Commerce events, wedding anniversaries, and house moves in Pleasant View.
WL Beyer and Mrs Venny attended services in Sidney St Patrick's Day. Wm. Sachs is a new member on the telephone Hue, vacated by Wm. Meyer. Several from the locality attended the dance at Ray Berry's Saturday evening. A wet snow Friday benefited the wheat and was greatly appreciated. Mr and Mrs Wm Meyer and Vir and Mrs Carl Baker dined Sunday at Jack McGrane's.
Huntsman shopper North Divide Wm. Tompsett bought coal for summer use. Numerous residents attended gatherings. Mr and Mrs Braash celebrated thirty first anniversary with games and gifts. Visitors stopped by homes, farmers union meetings delayed, and a large group noted at a house warming for Arlo Fisher.
Mr and Mrs W A Ayers of Wheatland Wyoming spent Sunday and Monday with their niece Mr P Peter Nelson and family. Mr and Mrs Dan Duncan and friends Miss Nielson called on Bernice Duncan at the Taylor hospital in Sidney on Friday. Henry Moench and wife called at Pete Nelsons Friday morning. Ralph Merscheim of Potter was in the area.
The Ladies Auxiliary of the American Legion gathered at the town hill last Tuesday night. Attendees planned to attend the district convention in Sidney on March a. A style show at Greenlees store in Sidney drew a good crowd Monday night. Mrs. Millard Pavlat learned Sunday that her mother was very ill in Auburn, Nebraska. Mrs. Pavlat and G. W. McClenathan departed for Auburn Sunday night. The Aid group met at the R. O. Bond home Thursday with Mrs. Aug Christensen and Mrs. John Grimes assisting. A bountiful lunch followed the business session. H. Locke opened a creamery and produce station in the Barlow building representing Beatrice Creamery. Mrs. Bertha Abbott of Sidney visited here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bowser, and left Sunday night for a three day visit in Greeley, Colorado. A number of out of town residents attended the funeral of Mrs. Zalesky on Thursday. she had been an invalid for over two years.
Obituaries recall Mrs. Lord J. Dykman and a Mr. amid, long residents of the north divide, passing away in Gurley and Wheat Ridge with burial in local cemeteries. Items note community events at the Lydiart home, school board and town board election nominees, and various local family milestones and visits. Additional mentions include play dinners, medical leave, and birthdays within the community.
On Wednesday March 25 1925 at 7 30 p m caucuses in three wards will meet to nominate councilmen and conduct general city business. First Ward at Tobin opera house. Second Ward at north side school house. Third Ward at east side school house. A 5 o'clock caucus at Tobin opera house will nominate city officers for the April 6 1925 election. Dated March 12 1925. R H Rogers Mayor Fred E Stephens City Clerk Advertise in The Telegraph.
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