Saint Peter’s Danish Lutheran and St Patrick’s Church Notes
Saint Peter’s Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church conducts services on the 1st 3rd and 4th Sundays at 11 AM with Sunday school at 10:30 AM and afternoon meetings of youth and family groups. Ladies’ Aid meets every second Wednesday afternoon. Second Sunday services held at J Nelson’s schoolhouse at 11 AM. Fifth Sunday services at Lars Christensen’s home near Dix at 11 AM. St Patrick’s Catholic Church holds Mass at 9 AM every Sunday with an 7:30 PM evening service and Saturday instruction at 8 PM.
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Saint Peter's
Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church
Potter
Young People’s Society
Ladies’ Aid Society
J. Nelson
Lars Christensen
Dix
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Open daily for prayer and weekly services
The notice invites worship with Sunday school at 10 A M, Christian Nurture series with age appropriate texts, 11 A M morning prayer and sermon, and 7 80 P M mission service and sermon. Strangers are cordially welcomed.
Trinity Lutheran Sidney Sunday Schedule Card
Trinity Lutheran Sidney holds Sunday School at 10:00 Matins at 11:00 Swedish Lutheran Pinal Litany at 2:30 p m Grace Lutheran Gurley Vespers at 8:00 Rev C W Seville officiating
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Trinity Lutheran
Sidney
Grace Lutheran
Gurley
C. W. Seville
Bible school and worship notes from local church
Bible school starts at 10 am with morning worship at 8 00 am Bible study and prayer Thursday evening 240 J J Dangston pastor reports a lively service last Lord s Day with over 100 in attendance Senator Oberlies of Lincoln gave the morning address and inspired many The evening message spoke of Gentiles accepting the Messiah next Lord s Day Mother s Day programs to draw 125 or more in attendance including special music readings and messages The pastor invites all to attend Church Board met at Mrs W J Shoemaker home with a good turnout and several church topics discussed all in a cordial session
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J.J. Dangston
Bible School
Euch
Senator Oberlies of
Lincoln
Jesus Christ
Christ
Clangswon
Church Board of the Christian Church
W. J Shoemaker
Shoemaker
Board adopts three year church program and salary rise
The Board approved a costly three year plan with the pastor receiving a salary increase. The meeting adjourned in peace and harmony. The Board will reconvene on the first Tuesday in June at Karl Hiett's home, and all members are urged to note the date and govern themselves accordingly.
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New Plas
Sears
Karl Hiett
Corner Stone Laying and Missionary Visit in Sidney
The corner stone laying was a success and the community thanks Brother Leon Fine Frank Welch Lodge No 73 and Grand Lodge members. Miss Edith Randall, a returned missionary, will speak Friday May 10 in Sidney on her work and needs. Mrs B A Cram will join to assist and Sabbath services will feature music Mother’s Day programs. Everyone is welcome.
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Leon Fine
Frank Welch
The
Grand Lodge
Sidney
Edith Randall
B. A. Cram
North Platte
Presbyterian Church Services Reported At Court House
Two worship services last Sunday featured sermons on The Sentimentalist in the morning and Temptation as a Test of and Discipline of Character in the evening. Services continue next Sunday at 11 nom au nd and ppm. Sunday School at Woam C. BE prayer meeting at pm. Dr Light will preach.
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Court House
C. BE
Light
Kerosene Carburator A new flexible engine option
A practical kerosene carburetor recently offered by a leading manufacturer promises fuel flexibility for autos and commercial vehicles. Tested overseas before domestic release, it handles kerosene benzol distillates and hydrocarbons with a final boiling point under 600 degrees. It allows throttle controlled operation for varied vehicle use.
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Scientific American
Closing Hot Water Bottles
The hot water bottle will not leak at the mouth if the stopper is screwed in cold just after filling. Heat expands the metal socket so the cold stopper goes in farther, then as it cools it tightens and prevents leaks.
May 7 1918 Cheyenne County Commissioners meet at Court House
The Cheyenne County Board of Commissioners met at the Court House Sidney on May 7 1918 to audit claims and authorize warrants. Members Frank X. Rihn L R Bartow and W M Goding presided with numerous payments listed including printing supplies jailer fees coal telegraph services and janitorial costs. The board canceled taxes for a single taxpayer accepted a road petition and approved a settlement with former County Clerk IT Doran. An increase in janitor pay for summer months was approved and the session adjourned to June 4 1918.
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Court House
Sidney
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Board of County Commissioners
Frank XN. Rihn
L. R. Bartow
William M. Goding
General Klopp-Bartlett
Pany
Sane Og Sat Pag Bas
Sidney Telegraph
Same
State Journal Company
EL . Jackson
Nebraska Telephone Co
State Journal Co
HF. Leichty
Surveyor
A. J. Copley
W. TL. Bowman
I. Null
HI. G. Gould
Anna McFadden
A. Bottendorf
David Uff
J. L. Sitton
Central Granaries Co
Eceacaae
L. Mantor
Ed Rummelhart
Sheriff's
Saesees
John Call
Nelson
J. KF
Vandiver
W.G. Fullerton
Remington Typewriter Co
Ed Rommelbart
Fred Vo Reetz
Hedlund
Cheyenne County Lumber Co. Con
Western Union
Vienna
Otlico
Liancaster, Treas
Adams and Co
Ommissioner Dist Standard Oil Co
Reapeak
R. FL. Chapa
Ec Marsh
Lodgepole Road
J.C. Hatcher
Charles Hoin
Thomas Thompson
R. O. Bond
Billy, Saime
I. Michelman
Russell Bills
A. Abbott
IE. Quinn
Frank McCool
EL Heim
Noah Walters
R Parlow
Sidney Road
William OR. Johnson
L. Houge
Sidney Municipal Service
A. FE. Hedlund
Dalton
Buronughs Adding Machine Co
John J. Easterday
Turing Co
Start-Parr Co
Mat Hemmer
W. EE. Chambers
Isomor Haskins
Harold Spiker
Fred Anderson
Tee Eere
S. R. Sweet
Pest House
Charles Lathman
Dan Fisk
L. M. White
Seeeeee
Clyde Kinton
Matt Hemmer
Lewis Heinhauser
N. E. Gapen
Leece Ee
L. R. Rudd
J. A Vogt
Frank N Rihn
Bronson Road
Chambers Road
Ray Spiker
Hye Lukens
W. E. Chambers
Board Road
Doran
H. YT. Doran
Fon Slawson
Potter area notes and community updates
A civil report from Potter covers sidewalk expansion in front of City Garage and Potter Lumber Co, plus a nearly finished project at a local dwelling. Various local movements include church vacancies as Rev Yeager leaves for Mitchell and Rev Hanson to Wyoming, with Mother's Day noted for the Methodist Sunday School. Families travel to Chicago for undertaker studies, and school events feature a May Day picnic and may baskets.
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Potter Lumber Co
Biggs
Bovee
Potter
CO W. Johnson
Kirk
Mahler
Mr. Lafferty
Sneasles
Frank Armstrong
I. Ho Smith
Kimball
Votter
Yeager
Mitchell
S. D
Hanson
Wyoming
Methodist Sunday School
R. E. Francis
Woodriver
H. Bonham
Moonday
Chicago
Bonham
Community notes and changes in a small town
Retired farmer Martin Leafdale remains a fixture in town with plow and tea while others assist war gardens. Mrs George Coulter dies of ptomaine poisoning at St Luke’s Hospital in Denver. Arthur Brancom plans a return to family life after Potter visit. Mrs AW Olsen and Miss Lucile travel to Scottshlug for Mrs Chaslquist’s illness. Jesse Hoadley’s family settles into Seyfangs Addition. Ladies Guild hosted by Mrs Evin Stines, first social at her new home. Mrs Courtright moves back to Pleasant View for the summer.
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Ning
Martin Leafdale
George A Coulter
St Luke's Hospital
Denver
Arthur Brancom
Potter
AW Olsen
Lucile
Scottshlug
Chaslquist
Olson
Jesse Hoadley
Seyfangs Addition
Ladies Guild
Evin Stines
Courtright
Pleasant View
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Falck, Potter
Christ Episcopal Church
Lutheran Church
Methodist
Presbyterian Church
Nebraska Telephone Company
Nora L. Braasch
Red Cross
Bassett & Sittler
Nebraska State Bank
F. M. Wooldridge
M. L. Wooldridge
Helen V. Wooldridge
Sidney, Nebraska
Gus Hill
Vath
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