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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1947
Page
4
Services held each Sunday evening at 7:00. Holy Communion once a month conducted by The Rev. Marcus Lucas of Alliance. All other services in charge of parish lay readers. A cordial welcome is extended to everyone.
Divine services Sunday at 10 with sermon on John 15 1 6 theme Bear in Mind What Our Union with Christ Means to Us Lenten service Sunday at 7 30 pm fifth address Psalm 69 29 33 theme The Savior s Song of Thanksgiving Strangers and visitors cordially invited Pastor Otto H Wittig leads this congregation.
Sunday worship at 9 30 with church school at 10 30. Circle meets Thursday afternoon next week in Ordville Recreation Hall.
The Presbyterian Church at 14th and Linnes hosts a 9 45 a m church school and an 11 a m worship service featuring a solo by Mrs Hjalmer Carlson of Chappel. Sermon titled Love in Action. Junior Choir practice at 5 p m with Junior and Intermediate Societies from 5 30 to 6 15. Bible Study Thursday 7 10 to 7 50 p m. Adult choir practice Thursday at 8 p m. Howard Osborne pastor.
Grace Lutheran Church in Gurley Nebraska led by Pastor Ray W Bartels offers Sunday School at 10 Morning worship at 11 Luther League meets Tuesday at 8 in the Dalton church Lutheran Guild gathers Thursday afternoon at the church Oral examination for the confirmation class is Thursday at 8 during Lenten service Choir rehearsal follows the Lenten service Confirmation class all day Saturday starting at 9 a m.
Morning worship at 9 30 Sunday School at 10 30 Harold Borges superintendent Luther League meets Tuesday at 8 Lenten service Wednesday at 8 Choir rehearsal after the service Adult Instruction Class Wednesday evening after` the
The Church of the Nazarene announces Bible School at 10 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 a.m. N Y P S meets at 7 p.m. Evening Evangelistic Service starts at 7 30. The church stands two blocks south of the post office with Pastor B Johnson leading.
St Pauls Lutheran Church Missouri Synod at 15th and Osage led by Pastor Henry Dorn holds Sunday School and Bible Class at 9 30 a m with services at 10 30 a m Teachers meet Wednesdays at 7 30 p m Ladies Aid meets first Thursday at 2 p m Walther League meets first and third Thursday at 8 p m
Trinity Lutheran at Corner 16th Ave and Linden lists Sunday School 9 45 a m Worship 11 00 a m mid week Lenten services 730 p m Junior Intermediate Fellowship 730 p m Youth Fellowship 730 p m Young Adult Fellowship 730 p m Rev Henry Mennich welcomes attendees to services and programs.
Church announces Potter Nebraska service schedule with Homer B. Hix as minister and Ralph Anderson listed as general superintendent. Church School at 10 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 a.m.
Ordville Church announces Sunday School at 10:00 a m and Divine Service at 11:00 a m with a Young People meeting Monday at 8 p m all held in Ordville Recreation Hall. Pastor M H Juengel extends a cordial Christian welcome to all.
Lloyd Wheeler, minister, conducts Bible study at 10:00 a m preaching and communion at 11:00 a m and an evening service at 8:00 p m at Legion Hall City Auditorium.
The Assembly of God in Dalton Nebraska lists Sunday School at 10 a m Christ's Ambassadors Service at 7 Evangelistic Service at 3 p m Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 p m Welcome promised at all services The program Sermons in Song airs Sundays at 5 45 pm on the Greeley Colorado station.
Corner lth and Jackson with Rev. Walter L. Jewett as minister offers Sunday School at 9 45 A M Morning Worship at 11 00 A M Sermon Jesus The Lamb of God Intermediate Youth Fellowship at 3 30 P M Senior Youth Fellowship at 5 30 P M and Evening Service at 7 30 P M Harp concert by Mrs Frances Kaub Schlueter. Weekday services run nightly from March 23 to Easter with theme What Christians Believe plus Friday Membership training class at 4 00 P M.
Waldemarries pastor leads at ten thirty Sunday School and eleven thirty morning worship. Won't you come and worship with us at First Lutheran Church.
Jackson Street and Thirteenth Ave hosts Gerald W. Gardner as pastor with a full Sunday schedule including Bible School at 10:00 a.m. and worship at 11:00 a.m. Communion follows at 11:15 a.m. Sermons titled A Crown of Thorns and To the Glory of. Evening services, classes, and choirs are listed along with weeknight activities and a brotherhood program Crusade for a Christian World inviting all to attend and bring a guest.
Weekday Masses at 7 am. Sunday Masses at 6 31 am, 3 00 am and 12 30 am. Sunday evening devotion and benediction at 7 30.
Svend Olsen returned home after hospital treatment in Sidney last week. A M S Bachelder resumed work after several days at home with Scarlet Fever. Allen Meier, five, has scarlet fever. Dr. Grimm treated him from Sidney. An invitational basketball tournament will be held at the Peetz gym Thursday through Saturday. several teams have entered. Mr. and Mrs. James Potter attended a Logan County Health Council meeting to plan enhanced health education. The Otterbein Guild met at Phyllis Davis’s home with Kathleen Micheal as lesson leader and refreshments served. Mr. and Mrs. Nels Nelson and Mrs. T. J. Bowers returned from a few days in Denver. Younger folks enjoyed the St Patrick’s dance at St Patrick’s Academy. Morris Sandstead joined Hall Implement Co. in Alliance for a tournament, winning initial games but losing 67-43 to the Laramie Bullets in the finals. Wayne Hall received Sunday treatment in Sidney for an ear infection.
Anna Katherine Hinrichs born August 25 1874 Golden Illinois daughter of Herman G Miller and Thentje Behrends. She moved to Weyerts Nebraska in 1887 and joined Immanuel Lutheran Church in 1889. Married John Henry Hinrichs May 24 1893, had seven children, widow since 1941. Died March 12 1947 at age 72 6 15 after long illness. Survived by three sons Henry John Robert all of Gurley Nebraska two daughters Margaret Lou of Seattle Washington and Hanna Fouts of Grand Junction Colorado eleven grandchildren three brothers and two sisters. She was active in church and Ladies Aid. Funeral details noted among community notices.
I express sincere thanks and appreciation to friends for flowers cards candy and visits during my hospital stay and to Dr. C B Dorwart Rev Hy Dorn and Roche Hospital staff for their many kindnesses.
A devotional verse urging Christ to release humanity from bondage and lead believers toward rest and joy found in the Anointed. The plea emphasizes spiritual liberation through faith and guidance from Jesus.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Horst with boys spent Sunday with the James Payne family. Mrs Lester Rufenacht and Sandy spent Friday at the Walter Rufenacht home. Abbe Bruns Harry Thompson and Albert Heidabrink visited Monday evening at the Walter Rufenacht home. Walter Rufenacht and Mrs Harry Thompson and Mrs Heidabrink shopped in Sidney on Tuesday. Mrs Heidabrink stayed at Chris Jurgens home in Sidney and returned home Wednesday.
Betty Gillespie missed school due to illness. The Ray Jobman family moved to the Carl Willrich farm. Otto and Minnie Busacker were sick with flu last week. Clayton Gillespie and Paul Vick shelled corn last Thursday. The M C C Club met at Mrs. Paul Vicks home Thursday. Grandma Schuler returned to Dal ton to stay with her daughter Mrs. W L Ravert after two weeks with the Henry Schuler home. Mr and Mrs Paul Vick and family were dinner guests Sunday at the Ravert home.
On return, Andrew Olsen called at the Bill Schuler home in Bridge Port after visiting Mina Tare.
A new hospital plan expands coverage in Sidney offering protection for entire families against sickness accidents and childbirth. It covers cash for hospital room surgeon fees medicine and X rays among other medical costs.
Information for Sidney residents outlines a low cost hospital plan that provides cash if any family member is hospitalized for sickness, accident, or childbirth. Send name and address on the coupon to receive complete information.
The ad promotes a single family protection contract with a monthly payment. It asserts only a few cents per day suffice for average families to be protected.
The plan provides cash for room and meals in hospital for any family member, cash to cover surgeon fees, and cash for hospital charges such as operating room fees medicines X rays anesthetic ambulance service and other extras.
The plan promises cash for hospital expenses whether disability occurs at home or at work. It highlights the insurer’s history of paying thousands in claims to similar policyholders and urges readers to consider coverage.
An offer promises a plan letting you choose any hospital and any doctor with payments made directly to you. The contract identifies you at any hospital and additional benefits are stated. A coupon invites mail for full information with no obligation to decide.
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