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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1930
Page
6
Catholic Church announces masses on Sunday at 7 00 and 9 30 a m with evening devotions rosary and benediction at 7 30 p m Weekday masses at 8 00 p m Vespers services Wednesday and Friday at 7 30 p m Pastor Anton Link.
United Lutheran Church Sidney Trinity Church and Grace Church announce early services at 9 30 a m and Sunday School at 10 45 a m on Sunday. A Friday social evening with program invites all. Mothers Day services at 11 a m. Lorenzo School to host bac calaureate sermon at 7 30 p m by Pastor W T Kahse D D.
A church notice invites participation in Bible school at 10 o clock with sermons at 11 a m and 8 p m. It warns of an adversary named Slumpsky who seeks to disrupt worship and urges large crowds to keep him out. A Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. and a Thursday night prayer and preaching service at 8 p.m. are listed.
Sunday observance includes special sermon and choir music while aiming to keep Sunday school attendance high. The pastor invites new members, notes Miss Ellen D Nicholson and Miss Lucy Schafer speaker events, and announces the district superintendent visit on May 29 for the third quarterly conference.
East Gurley residents share visits and events across families. Edna Schumacher Vera Nelck and Carl Krueger family are mentioned with several callers and weekend gatherings. Notable activities include a May dance in Sidney, fishing trips, illness of Arlene Johnson, and multiple Sunday dinners with neighbors and relatives.
The church schedules eight o clock Holy Communion, ten o clock Church School, and eleven o clock Morning Prayer and Sermon. The second Sunday in May is set aside by act of Congress for a special observance.
The rector E. C Van Hise urges all to attend church services on May 11 to honor mothers and recognize their important role.
East Huntsman and surrounding area report a string of visits and gatherings. Notable events include weddings anniversary celebrations at the Nieman home, multiple calls to the Miller and Kettler households, and neighbors sharing dinners and painting work in Sidney and Lodge Pole. Electric lights have arrived in Huntsman this week.
Mr and Mrs Ed Lipke visited at the C B Kinton home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Elmer Hughes and family motored to Potter Monday. Mrs C B Kinton called at the O L Miller home Sunday evening. A Kinton father of C B Kinton returned home in the eastern part of the state Wednesday after winter in California. George Rippe began remodeling his house. Mr and Mrs Edwin Chean attended the May fair at the academy Thursday evening. Several women attended the funeral services for Orville Brooks Wednesday.
Mrs Will Sparks is under doctors care this week and Mrs Claude Sparks called at the Paul Sparks home. Rosetta Siemers spent Friday night with Mary Alice Hughes. Ed Wolverton and son Lowell motored to Sterling. About 35 guests gathered at George Nieman's home for his birthday with cards as entertainment and prizes won by Mrs C B Kinton Elmer Chean Fred Kettler and Ed Lipke. Roy Neary of west of Dalton visited at C B Kinton's for dinner. Ed Lipke visited O L Miller and Fred Siemers and Ed Siemers called at Dick Siemers home. Claude Sparks and Mrs Paul Sparks shopped in Sidney.
Mrs Will Turner visited near Redington with friends last Thursday. Many neighbors stopped by, including the Lutes and Anthony families. A community rain arrived Saturday aiding winter wheat and pastures. Census worker Mrs C S Anderson completed field work. Fern Willis Bruce delivered a farewell sermon Sunday night. A surprise birthday party greeted John Frerichs with guests including Hatcher and Turner families. Several visits to Cheyenne and Laramie occurred, with multiple home calls and dinners.
West Sidney residents and guests filled a busy weekend with visits and business. John Lingwall and son drove to Potter on Saturday. Arvin Livingston hosted several callers including Esther Shaw and Harold Vowers. Alfred Sprenger and family shopped in Sidney. Arvin Livingston sold hogs Saturday morning. Miss Esther Shaw was rehired to teach in district 27.
Miss Sylvia Bayne missed a week of teaching due to illness. A large crowd from the area attended the funeral of Orville Brooks in Sidney last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs John Engel and family dined with the Mohatts Sunday. Mr and Mrs William Juedes and family visited the Gus Juedes home Sunday afternoon.
West Center residents attend funeral for Mrs Norman Harris in Gurley with services led by Mrs Largent and Rev Largent. The column lists numerous visits, births, dinners, and social calls among local families including Rose, Draper, Osborn, Gineau, and Christoffersons, plus farm travel and church attendance.
Bunker Hill pitcher Bales limits Dalton to three hits as Bunker Hill dominates 7 to 0. Bales, supported by strong defense, yields no earned runs while teammates collect eight hits and seven RBIs.
C C Holtorff division superintendent of the CB and railroad entertained a luncheon in a private car on the Burlington tracks. Guests included L T Poole John Deere Plow local manager W J Scott C F Fisher of Ogallala dealers for Gleaner Baldwin D Kas trup Burlington commercial manager M A Shipman local railroad agent and A H Dilly Telegraph staff.
A punning exchange pits a farmer who visited banks against a city banker. The farmer suggests the hired man, while the banker clarifies the man is the first vice president in charge of cows, implying rural stereotypes and office hierarchy in a humorous debate.
The article describes cotton or silk suits featuring striped shirtings or broadcloth with a windbreaker jacket. The jacket is short and belt gathered with an inverted collar to a high waist, while the skirt has a wide center panel and the sleeveless blouse ties at the neck.
Two pianos offered near Sidney Nebraska a Steinway Grand in mahogany and a small Bungalow Upright in walnut with bench both nationally reputed and guaranteed. Easy terms available. mail coupon to ScumpNer & Mueller Piano Co Scottsbluff. Also cabinet phonograph and china closet for sale. call Telegraph office.
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