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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1932
Page
8
Easter observance features two services with Holy Communion and reception of new members at 11 a.m. The 5 p.m. church school program The Easter Song includes a children’s baptism service. Good Friday devotions at 7 p.m. and 10 a.m. devotionals noted.
Easter Sunday events at St Pauls Lutheran Church 1440 15th Ave feature German and English services at 9 45 a m and 11 a m with a special collection for home purposes Easter Monday German service follows at 10 30 a m The festival stresses Christ as Son of God and the basis of reconciliation inviting non members to attend Also notes Easter morning 10 a m service with sermon on immortality infant baptism and musical offerings by Helen Doran and Virgin a Johnson.
The Fox theatre plans to show The Lost Squadron, described as one of the greatest aerial pictures. Featuring Richard Dix, Eric von Stroheim, Doddy Jordan, Jeet Vicrea, Mary Asey, and Robert Armstrong, it follows aviators sabotaging their ships to film dramatic air sequences. Comedy and stunts by Dick Grace, Art Gobel, Bob Bennett, and Frank Clark enhance the spectacle.
Two factions of the Sidney Pentecostal church unite under Assembly of God. Services are scheduled for Sunday March 27 at 11 a m and 8 p m with Sunday school at 10 a m. A revival is planned with evangelist Rev W W Appleyard and acting pastor Rev Glenn Ayres guiding services and prayer meeting on Wednesday March 30 at 8 p m.
At 1030am Holy Communion observed with English language service. A second service at 1020am with Holt communion. Evening worship at 730pm. Nearby congregations include B. C Wisoke and Pae'ar oT with local notes and participation.
Easter Sunday set to overflow as Christian Church invites all to sunrise and morning services with special hymns, sermons, and a salvation message centered on the Risen Savior. St Patrick's two Easter masses feature children’s choir, organ, and choral works. Arton Link, pastor, extends welcome and blessings.
Easter bides a message of peace and joy as Christians recall the resurrection of Jesus. The season shifts from Lent to the festival, and believers recall the angel’s witness at the tomb, declaring He is risen.
Morning worship and reception of new members at 11 followed by Epworth Leagues at 6 30. Evening service at 7 30 includes cantata The Quest sung by the Motel singers led by Minister F Charling Mills.
Easter Sunday schedule lists Sunday school at 10 a m followed by Holy Communion and sermon at 11 a m Rector J B Roc announces choir will sing the communion service by Stainer plus a special anthem authored by the church.
This notice announces services this evening at 7:30 with Holy Communion and a reception for members. Music selections include Green Hill Far Away by Gounod and God So Loved the World by Stainer.
Local shop promotes Easter hams with quality appeal and reasonable pricing. Customers urged to view special baking hams tomorrow before selecting their Easter ham, highlighting weekly stock and value.
Barter eggs in bags and in baskets while one and two and a half pound boxes of fancy chocolates will be specially priced at our store tomorrow. Don’t forget the children’s candy eggs for Easter. Our prices are most inexpensive.
Easter eggs priced at 8 cents per dozen promote dependable, full size eggs for Easter breakfast. The ad promises no disappointment if customers choose eggs from the store, emphasizing reliable supply and varied styles.
Clara Beyer and Mrs Henry Schmid's daughter Lucile attend Ada Aurich Furcer confirmation as families from Bunker Hill, Sidney, and Everett gather. Neighbors enjoy visits with the Borcher and Beyer households, with multiple dinners and Saturday Sunday meetups noted among local residents and friends.
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