Catholic Church Schedules Share Diverse Sunday Services
Sunday masses at 7 and 9 30 a m with 11 o clock sermon Why Go to Church. Weekday mass 8 a m. Evening devotions rosary and benediction at 7 30 p m. Epworth league 6 30 p m Worship 7 30 p m sermon Ministries that are not dis timed. Music by womens chorus led by Mrs Ed Ahrens. March 24 roll call Sunday March 31 family day April 7 neighbors day April 14 Palm Sunday Recognition day Crown Him King Easter day The Triumphant Christ. John J Sheaff minister.
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Epworth League
Womens Chorus
Ed Ahrens
Christ
John J. Sheaff
Trinity Lutheran Church Services and Schedule
Trinity Lutheran Church lists worship at 11 a m and 7 30 p m with Lenten service Wednesday at 1 45 p m. Confirmation class Saturday at 1 p m led by Pastor Dr W T Kahse.
Bishop Beecher to preside at holy communion
Bishop G. A. Beecher will preside at holy communion at 8 a.m. and lead regular worship at 11 a.m. in the morning service.
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G. A. Beecher
Sunday Worship Notes at Local Church Jonah Theme
At 10 a.m. Sunday, Sunday school meets followed by 11 a.m. worship. The day focuses on The Story of Jonah with special music and a solo by Franklin Barger and Dr. Paul P. Cheff, the pastor directing.
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Jonah
Franklin Barger
Paul P. Cheff
Salem School News Highlights Grades and Activities
Salem School notes show seventh and eighth grades studying apples and civil war topics while eighth graders finish a pronoun unit. The KNighthood of Youth club elected officers. new fourth grader Lillian Morris joined. Local families and community visits are listed, with multiple absent students and various after school activities.
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Austin Morris
Viola Juedes
Lavern Winkleman
Hilda Kreinbring
Verdon Segelke
Helen Meinecke
Elvina Hors
Delores Winkleman
Lillian Morris
Knighthood of
Alene Juedes
Edward Lossman
Dorothy Schultz
Jeanette Aurich
Clarence Ewert
Mildred Pflughaupt
Doris Swetherlands
Mildred Pflug-haupt
Sunday services and sermons on Satanic power
Sunday school at 9 30 a m Lent services in German 9 30 a m English service 10 30 a m Sermon topic Satanic Power over Humanity Luke 11 14 28 Discussion notes on devil belief versus modern thought and superstition Rev H Pralle to preach at the pulpit Wednesday 7 30 p m Patser H F Krohn noted
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Satan
H. Pralle
H. F. Krohn
Patser
Sunol Social Roundup From Mrs. Bert Allington’s Notes
Sunol residents report a sunny spell with fishing as several locals and guests visit through the week. Mr. and Mrs. Hadda Hadden host a Saturday morning call. families share a six o clock dinner and card games. PTA meets at the school. windmill moved to a farm. new tenants take over vacated home. various local visits and absences noted.
Potter By Mrs N S Miller Potter By Mrs N S Miller
John Leyfang left Sunday morning on a combined business and pleasure trip to Oregon. Mr and Mrs Joe Johnson and Bobby spent Sunday at the M W Osborn home in Sidney. Warren Newbold and son of Minden visited with friends here Monday and Tuesday. Mr and Mrs R V Francis of Sidney and Mrs R L MacAdam spent Sunday afternoon with Mrs and Mrs Ray Arnel. Mr and Mrs Claude Biggs and sons and Mrs Anna Sanders spent Sunday with the R A Babcock family in Sidney. Mrs N S Miller and daughters called on Mrs Edgar Hite Sunday. Mrs Hite is recovering from an appendix operation at a Kimball hospital. She hopes to be moved to the A M Ross home at Potter the latter part of this week. Mr and Mrs Edgar Hite have moved from the Flowerfield district near Kirk to a farm six miles east of Pine Bluffs Wyoming.
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Carl Thomas
Sunol
Hadda Hadden
James Kucera
B. C. Kucera
Henry Schmidt
M. G. Talcott
A. H. Conn
M. M. Paylat
Joe Zimola
John Hornicek
Lucile Phillips
Sam Irwin
Virginia Englert
John Leyfang
Oregon
Joe Johnson
Bobby
M. W. Osborn
Sidney
Warren Newbold and Son
Minden
R. V. Francis
R. L. MacAdam
Ray Arnel
Claude Biggs and Sons
Anna Sanders
R. A. Babcock
N. S. Miller
Edgar Hite
Community notes from Potter district gathering and local visits
Mr and Mrs Carl Bartlett attended a Scottsbluff district meeting of store employees. Mrs J R Lancaster visited Crook Colorado relatives earlier week. Several groups held meetings with district supervisors and elected officers. A German band formed under Dr Fiegenschuh and Bud McMillen plans its first concert March 30 in Potter. Local sales, caucus outcomes, and medical recoveries noted along with church events and visits by relatives and residents returning from Omaha Fremont and Denver.
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Bud McMillen
Potter
Allen Dykman
Joe P. Schwartz
W. Johnson
William Helsing
Harris
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Tom Allington
Grand Island
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William Kruger
Harry Larkin
Dix
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J. B. Ruttner
Ray Wellner
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J. R. Lancaster
Crook
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Community Boosters Club
Earl Thayer
Clarence Johnson
Miller
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William Hagemeister
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Angela
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W. M.mayer
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