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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1926
Page
15
Catholic Church lists Mass Sunday at 7 00 a m and 9 30 a m Rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m Weekday Mass at 8 00 a m Rev Anton Link appears as priest in charge
The Presbyterian church announces Bible school at 10 2, Union meeting at the tabernacle at 11 a.m., T30 p.m., C. F. at 6:00 p.m., with special meetings every night at the tabernacle led by Pastor Samuel Light.
Next Sunday May 4 there will be English services at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church. May 153 the ascension day of our Lord there will be German services at 7 30 p m. W F Peters Pastor.
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces an opening service at the tabernacle Sunday evening at 7 30 with a welcome for all. Morning worship follows at regular church services with the sermon theme Misplaced Emphasis. After the morning service all worship hours unite at the union tabernacle meetings. Jouls H Kaub pastor.
Mrs Oren Maley and Mrs Fred Stuht entertained many friends with a duck dinner for Mr Stubbs and Mr oy Minnevla birthdays. After the meal they played bridge with Mrs Fred Stuht winning the ladies first prize and A J Jorgenson taking the gentlmans prize.
The Girte Friendly met Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Jesse Mc Nish for a social gathering and plan for upcoming activities. Attendees shared refreshments and discussed community service ideas and possible ventures.
Henry Ehmke, early Cheyenne county settler born in Hurden Germany September 2 184? died Thursday evening after three years ill ness. He came to America about age 30 settling near Columbus then Cheyenne county later moving to Sidney in 1916. A veteran of two German wars his long life spanned wars migration farming and pioneer hardship.
Episco pal church notes fifth Sunday after Easter marked by Rogation Sunday and Mother's Day with Holy Communion at 10 a m and morning prayer at 11 a m Sermon on Mother of Man Rogation days Monday Tuesday Wednesday open church for prayers asking God to bless seed time and harvest Weathering prayer in faith and works the rural church calendar marks three Rogation days and three Harvest Home celebrations with linked prayers for the earth’s fruits.
United Lutheran Church Sidney and Holy Trinity Church Sidney schedule Mother’s Day sermon Our Debt to Mother at 11 a m with church school at 10 a m. Grace Church Gurley church school at 8 20 a m and evening service 7 45 p m. Potter First Church services and church school at 2 50 p m led by Pastor W T Kahse.
An obituary recalls the life of Mr Elimke highlighting frugality and hard work, with funeral services at the Lutheran church and burial in Greenlawn cemetery. It notes Mrs Fhenke's death and lists surviving relatives including widow Mrs Henry Ebuke Wilms, Mrs William Juedeg, Mrs P J Hever, Henry of Sidney, Wennan of Littsburg, and a Washington stepson, plus 16 grandchildren and one great grandchild.
Ground work for a large tabernacle edifice advances under AI Shirk directing the build. Evangelist Rev George Rose arrives to lead a sweeping revival starting Sunday in Sidney with Mrs Rose assisting. A two hundred voice choir and an orchestra will provide music as special meetings roll through the county urging community involvement.
An ad from The Gift Shop in Sidney urges shoppers to try the shop first for production gifts that suit both taste and purse. It promises to save running around and offers gift snug extensions starting at 23 cents.
Burke's offers special Mother's Day candy boxes priced at $1.50 each. Limited quantities, while supplies last.
Former Sidney girl Miss Freda Mammer returns to fame through a summer organ role at the U S A theatre causing Cynthia Carlson to resign for full time beauty parlor work. Miss Thimmer, musically gifted, will reside in Sidney this summer and has many local supporters. Mrs Guy Ferry and her brothers attended Gail S Miller's burial at Benedict. Miller had died at Bertrand and was known to Sidney residents.
A series of brief visits and gatherings take place in Bunker Hill area. Leslie Happel returns home after an appendicitis operation. numerous neighbors visit Carl Schmidt, Ernest Ffitle, Fred Beyer, and others. A Sunday ball game sees Bunker Hill win 17 to 6. Funeral attendance and a villa supper at Rohde’s feature among the week’s social highlights with many local families noted.
Mrs Walter Happel and Mrs Glen Bales visited Mrs Hilbert Torcher on Monday. The Bugel family gathered Friday with Frank Beyer. Delle Stafford and Marty Philson hosted pupils for a hot lunch club program at Bunker Hill school Thursday. Remarks on hot lunch followed by Mrs Glen Bales and Henry Schmidt. Mr Willey and Mrs Fletcher gave another engaging talk. Frank Beyer aided John Engel in hauling hogs to Sidney Saturday morning. Mrs Emanuel Trautman and Mrs Carl Brening of Sidney spent Monday at Wim Rohde's.
The academy used several pitchers who were ineffective. Luetz pitched the last two innings in his usual strong form. Mitchell was injured in the third inning while sliding back to third base, and he may miss the big game with Totter on Friday.
A reflection on Mother's Day and a mother's enduring view of her son, urging reverence for mothers and their teachings. The notice ends with a graduation promotion for a 10 jewel white gold wrist watch priced at 11.75 from The Gift Shop.
The ladies of theCatholic church will hold a bazaar supper and dance at St Patrick’s auditorium on Tuesday May 18. Also advertised is the Commercial Hotel Beauty Parlor newly furnished with apartments and barber shop offering hairdressing massages shampoos manicures and related services.
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