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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1937
Page
4
Parish bulletin notes Sunday evening devotion and rosary instruction followed by benediction at 7 30 led by Pastor Anton Link. The service emphasizes community prayer and spiritual instruction within the church.
Church announces a Holy Week schedule featuring a 7 p m Good Friday meditation and Holy Communion, a 9 30 a m Easter church school program, 11 a m Easter celebration with organ preludes, hymns and readings from First Corinthians and Mark, a 4 p m Easter sunrise service preceded by a baptism, and a sermon by Dr W T Kahse. The pastor urges faith in Christ rising from the dead and eternal life, urging attendance and inviting friends.
Sunrise prayer meeting at 6 a m opens to the public with Easter pageant by the young people. Easter worship at 11 a m on the empty tomb theme with choir processional anthem and solo. Evening service at 7 30 features a stolen body theme. No choir rehearsal next Wednesday.
Evening service at 7 30 English with Lord's Supper. Bible citations outline Christ’s atonement. German service 9 30, English 10 30, Mt Vernon 8. Sermon: The Glorious Resurrection. Update ends with faith hinging on Christ’s resurrection.
The Methodist Church schedules church school at 9 45 a m worship at 11 a m with Easter hymns and solo by Mrs M G Rice sermons on The First Easter Morning and The Emmaus Road baptism reception of members Epworth League 6 30 p m evening worship 7 30 p m Bible study and prayer Wednesday 7 30 p m General Kensington at church parlors Thursday 2 30 p m choir rehearsal 7 15 p m led by Minister John J Sheaff
At 9 a m Holy Eucharist with hymns 169 171 172 170 and a solo offertory by Mrs Kenneth Lynch. Sermon hymn 173 The Strife is Over. 4 p m Children service. Tuesday St Marys guild pot luck 6 30 p m junior confirmation class 7 30 p m. Thursday 1 p m St Martha guild. Saturday 2 p m junior confirmation class. PFE Spehr Vicar.
The Presbyterian Church holds 10 a m Sunday school and 11 a m worship with the sermon on Resurrection Experience. Music includes Green Hill Anthem By Jesus Grave and The First Easter Morn solo, plus Open the Gates of the Temple and Hallelujah Chorus. Dr P P Cheff is pastor.
A long list of residents and visitors frequent Sidney notes, detailing who left for Hastings, who underwent medical procedures at Roche hospital, and who visited relatives in Cheyenne.旅行ers include the Pfeils, Eckerts, Vizinas, Lowe, Vorhies, Reddels, Bauer, Lundberg, Weber, Costello, Johnson, Bueschers, Crosbies, Stover, Dunaway, Stage, and others with trips to Lincoln, Omaha, Denver, and California. Local business and educational staff are mentioned, alongside hospital dismissals and new hires at Safeway, and various social calls at homes across Gurley and Sidney.
Bill George and H J Elsen were Lodge Pole callers Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Charles Deaver and daughter returned from Denver Sunday afternoon. Marchita Benedict spent the weekend with sister Mrs Harvey George. Earl Sharman, Keith Deaver and Heinie Schilz called on Stanley Elsen Sunday. H J Elsen and Malcolm Johnson visited the George Lostroh home Monday. The Elsen family hosted dinner Sunday for George Nieman family, Moseman family and Virginia Davidson. Lillie Badziong a normal trainer of Sidney is teaching in district 97 this week. Leo Koester of Laramie spent a few days last week with his
The article notes William Shakespeare was baptized in Stratford upon Avon Warwickshire on April 26 1561 with birth date as yet unknown. It emphasizes the baptismal record as the key clue to his birth timeline.
Dr. Leo Thomas announced last night that the kite flying contest set for Saturday is postponed until a week from Sunday due to weather.
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