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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1934
Page
6
Palm Sunday schedule at Methodist Church in Sidney lists 9 45 a m church school 11 a m worship and sermon patronizing Jesus infant baptism observed 6 30 p m Epworth leagues 7 30 p m evensong and sermon Mustard Seed Philosophy Maundy Thursday 7 30 p m Holy Communion with full choral service Charling Mills minister
On Sunday March 25 confirmation services begin at 10 a m and on Friday March 30 Holy Communion in German also at 10 a m Passion services in English start at 7 p m The mixed choir led by Walter J Reddel will perform the cantata From Death Unto Life during the Good Friday evening services.
Palm Sunday begins Holy Week at Sidney Trinity Lutheran Church Pastor W T Kahse invites parishioners to the 10 45 a m service with the theme Christ Our King A class of youths will be confirmed The choir sings The Palms and Rich The Moments Sweet In Blessing The Sunday school meets at 945 a m Luther League at 7 p m Week services Tuesday and Thursday at 730 p m Good Friday service at 7 pm with a two hour devotion.
The Palm Sunday services at Potter First Lutheran Church are scheduled for Sunday afternoon with Sunday school at 2 15 p m and worship and sermon at 3 p m The pastor invites your thoughtful attention and urges your presence in these services.
The Presbyterian Church invites all to Palm Sunday worship at 11 a.m. with a sermon titled Behold Thy King and a solo by J. W. Johnson The Palms. The Episcopal Church holds Holy Communion at 8 a.m. and Church School at 9 45 a.m led by J B Roe.
St Pauls Evangelist Lutheran Church administers Lenten services in German at 9 45 a m with meditation Zion behold thy king cometh unto thee and in English at 11 a m with sermon Zion Behold Thy Thron Crowned King Sunday school also at 9 45 a m Walther League meets Wednesday at 8 p m for Bible study and choir practice Maundy Thursday German service at 7 30 p m with Holy Communion Good Friday English service at 10 a m includes quoted biblical passages and exhortations Pastor H F Krohn leads all services
Maple Grove community activity centers on visits and meals. Mrs. Lowell Hokom and baby Delores Elaine return from Taylor hospital. Numerous dinners, calls, and gatherings follow at the homes of Irwin, Miles, Sharman, Johnson, Walker, and others. A Farmers Union meeting at Liberty school ends with Maple Grove presenting the play Such a Night to a large crowd.
Leon Karnick received 350 chicks Monday from a Lexington hatchery. Mrs Joe Frei called on Mrs Leon Karnick Wednesday morning. Arlo Fisher is confined to bed with a throat infection. Harvey Fisher and Neil Dunlavy are helping with chores. John and Everett Davison are mentioned.
A flurry of visits and small events fills the week in the area. Eckert joined Sunday dinner at the Leslie Sanders home while families from Yost Nelson and Rubis shared afternoons and calls. Births, birthdays, and farm moves mark the week, with hogs shipped to Denver and meat prep underway.
Mrs J D Bolton and Mrs Frank Meier called on Mrs Silas Rose Friday afternoon. Club met with Mrs Clyde Robertson in Sidney for a meeting at the city auditorium planning the county achievement program for April 18. Mrs Ralph Fleming and son Kenneth visited Mrs Harry Fleming earlier in the week. Last project lesson of the year discussed floors walls and refinishing. Plans for a local achievement program soon. A delicious lunch was served. Frank Anderson called at the Frank Meier home Saturday. Ethel Walker stayed a few days at Nick Brachtenbach Silas Rose Tuesday afternoon. Dr C W Zike of Sidney was in the vicinity Monday afternoon. Clyde Robertson underwent tonsil removal at Taylor hospital Friday morning. Francis Meier spent Saturday with Mrs J D Bolton. Mr and Mrs J D Bolton hosted an oyster supper Friday evening with cards. high scores went to Mrs Geo Fleming and Donald Meier. Traveling prizes went to Frank Meier and Sylvia Fleming. Mr and Mrs Muriel Crosby and daughters dined with Clyde Robertson Tuesday. Mr and Mrs J D Bolton and son visited John Armstrong in Sidney Sunday afternoon. Peter Struve, ill for some time, died Monday afternoon. funeral arrangements not made. He had long called Lorenzo home and will be missed by many friends. Sympathy extended to his wife and family. Sid Mr and Mrs George Fleming and son were Sunday dinner guests at Mack Smith home in Sterling. Mr and Mrs Ralph Fleming and children visited Clyde Robertson’s home Sunday afternoon. W E Payzant and son Leverett visited Otto Raddatz on Thursday.
Funeral services for Mrs. B J Bates were held at the M E church with three songs. Relatives attend from Lincoln, Tribune Kan, Broken Bow, Wahoo and Kansas City. Caucuses for school board nominations were quiet. The Goodview seniors staged a play at Englert opera house. Other items note nurse exams in Denver and Colorado Springs, local visits, business calls, and community farming starting.
East Gurley reports a list of residents including Mr and Mrs William Nelck Mr and Mrs Frank Rowan Mr and Mrs Vernon Nelck Mrs Charles Nelck and Mr and Mrs Herman Jurgens and others in a neighborhood notices snippet.
Mrs. B J Bates dies at Kimball hospital after five o clock Thursday evening. Lodge Pole residents Mrs George Line Jr and Mrs Frank Kucera of Tribune Kan called to Bates bedside. H J Handley travels to North Platte due to wife illness. Local friends report callers from Sidney Sunol Shawnee Okla visit Saturday afternoon.
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