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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1938
Page
4
Weekday masses at 7 am and Sunday masses at 7 8 and 9 30 am. Sunday evening devotion rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 pm. Anten Link Pastor.
The notice lists Sunday services for Dean P. E. Spehr at 8:00 A M Holy Communion and 9:45 A M Church School on the third Sunday after Easter. Also mentions Monday guild meeting at 7:30 P M and Thursday choir practice at 7:00 P M inviting all to worship.
The Christian Church announces Mothers Day services next Sunday with special music and a sermon titled Behold Thy Mother. Services are at 11 A M with Church School at 10 A M Orchestra rehearsal at 2 P M Endeavor at 6 30 P M No evening preaching due to a baccalaureate at the High School auditorium Choir rehearsal Thursday at 8 P M led by Minister J L Tyner.
The church notes Sunday services with Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 00 a m and a sermon on A Mother's Reward A baccalaureate service is set for 7 30 p m at the Sidney High School auditorium led by Rev P Spehr An official board meeting is scheduled for Thursday 7 15 p m and choir rehearsal is listed. The piece honors mothers whether living or memory and quotes John J Sheaff the minister.
Sunday School begins at 10 600 A M with worship at 11 00 A M The sermon titled The Race of Life will be delivered by the minister Paul P Cheff and the choir will provide music
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran outlines Sunday School at 9 30 and German and English services at 9 30 and 10 30 with Mt Vernon at 8 pm Sermon on Proverbs 14 1 Mother and Father's Day theme honoring mothers and inviting families to renew faith in Jesus Christ Emma Bush Lange contributes a poem praising Christian home life and prayers
A reflective verse by H S Krohn about aging with grace. The speaker notes growing silvery lace in hair and gentler steps, yet keeps a hopeful heart shining with morning dew. The tone blends nostalgia with resilience in the face of time.
Dr W T W Kahse pastor leads Mothers Day service at 11 A M with sermon on Great Mothers. Bible School at 9 45 A M. June 5 Whit Sunday features Rev Joli Wershey, newly elected president of the Nebraska Synod, bringing sermon. All welcome to worship.
Maple Grove notes show Mrs Ed Miles hosting and visiting at multiple homes while attending Mrs N P Johnson's funeral. neighbors and relatives including Harvey, Vern Sharman, Cecil Tremain, Ray Tremain, Robert Irwin, John Olson, Mary Kavanaugh, and others share meals, telephone repairs after a tornado, and Sunday gatherings at various homes. Several anniversaries and farm union meeting attendance are mentioned along with overnight guest Mary Kavanaugh.
Corn-crakes in the Nile region migrate long distances by foot, taking to flight only when crossing seas. The behavior highlights remarkable terrestrial endurance and selective aerial movements during seasonal journeys.
A long list of Sunday dinners visits and calls across local families. Mentions Mr and Mrs J R Brown, Warre Waite, Glenn Dickensen, H B Glassburn, E N Roth family moving near Sedgemick, Denver visit, and numerous Solomon County residents from Dickensen, Bonser, Misceatis, Parker, and Nieman households. Notable items include a serious thumb injury to Ivan Walker, a birthday party at District 142 for Betty and Richard Shaffert, and a Machinac Island note referencing Taclinac as a focal point with historic sites and the 159 year old John Jacob Astor house.
Mr and Mrs Lowell Hokom spent Tuesday evening at the S F Irwin home. Mrs J A Talich called at the J A Wickard home. Mr and Mrs A Binndl were Sidney shoppers. The Wickards spent Thursday evening at the Les Omel. Mrs J A Talith entertained the Helping Hand club Thursday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Forrest Tremain were at the Alva Hart home Sunday. Mr and Mrs A Brand called at the Les Omel home. Ralph Talich and family spent Sunday at the E A Jolson home. Farmers Union met in District No 39 Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Paul Pearson were Sidney callers Thursday. Lloyd Yalich spent Sunday at the Leo Omel home. BE A Wickard spent Sunday at Peeta Colorado. The A Brands were Lodgepole callers Saturday. Lowell Hokom and family visited the Les Omel home Wednesday afternoon.
Social notes list Mr and Mrs Glen Harris visiting the George Winkleman home on Wednesday evening. Charles and Maynard Mayer were Dalton callers Thursday morning. Mr and Mrs William Shaffert and family spent Wednesday at the Mayer household.
The Pennsylvania Prison Society is highlighted as the world’s oldest prison welfare organization, tracing its origins to 1787 and its long history of advocacy and aid for inmates and detainees.
A passage from Scientific American explains a side-winder rattlesnake moves across sandy terrain with a zigzagging course that largely runs perpendicular to its facing direction, illustrating a tortuous travel pattern in its natural habitat.
A brief notice notes a protected award or status described as the 14 percent and tied to stasis, forbidding certain symbols including a king, a heraldic eagle, and a u s prey at any time of the year within Michigan territory.
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