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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1946
Page
4
A long list of visitors and locals traverses Sidney activities. The report notes Mr. and Mrs. Glen Nyman of Denver visiting parents Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong, Miss Margaret Johnson returning with the Ells party, and many relatives from Greenwood, Denver, Rapid City, and beyond visiting for illnesses, funerals, or planned stays.
Admitted entries list Mrs. Kenneth DeMers Sund Mrs. E L Carter Saturday Mrs. Willard Wills Potter Peter Helfrich Sunday Mrs. Anna Armstrong Jesus Munoz Kimball Mrs. Minnie Ahlberg Monday Mrs. Herbert Johnson Potter Tuesday Births record Mr and Mrs Kenneth DeMers Sunol a daughter Thursday Mr and Mrs Willard Wills Potter a daughter Sunday Dismissed entries include Mrs Walter Dykman Lodgepole Thursday Larry Allison Monday John George Thursday Jimmy Heaton Charles Sayre Saturday Mrs Eugene Zwickl Monday Mrs Anna Armstrong Jesus Munoz Kimball Tuesday Mrs McKinley McIntosh and daughter Miss Frida Hammer Wednesday
Mrs Rosalee Claycomb of Peetz Colorado and others are listed with days of the week tied to social notes. Couple entries note a daughter for Eldon Dent and Ordville and a son for Paul Hartley. Several individuals named from Potter Shelby and Haxton appear with spouses and children, spanning Wednesday to Monday.
Hoyt Parham of Ordville wed Ruth W Watt of Ordville on May 4. John A Lindblade of Norton Kansas married Viola E Hull of Norton Kansas on May 7.
To eliminate furnace rattle, fill several large paper bags with coal and place them on the fire as needed. As each bag burns, coal tips down quietly, restoring warmth without disturbance.
A quirky item notes a new Rey nolds Pen with four years ink supply. The brief mentions perseverance in writing and a bold claim about the pen's longevity. Description centers on the product and its long ink life.
The church announces Sunday events with class at 10:00 and worship at 11:00 in honor of Mother's Day. A Festival of the Christian Home features a sermon titled The Child's Environment. Choir meets Thursday at 7:45. weekly thought centers on We as the pronoun of love. Pastor Howard Osborne leads.
The Missouri Synod church announces a Sunday Mother’s Day service in commemoration of motherhood. The annual picnic follows in the afternoon. attendees should bring a basket lunch. Visitors are warmly invited. Pastor Otto H. Wittig signs the notice.
Morning worship at 11 includes a sermon titled The Christian Home. Church school at 10. General Superintendent Ralph Anderson conducts morning service. Intermediate and Youth Fellowships at 7 30 p m Young Adult Fellowship at 5 30 p m Sunday is Mother's Day. call to worship and tribute to mothers urging stronger home spirit.
Corner llth and Jackson Walter L Jewett minister Sunday School at 9 45 a m Walter Cork superintendent Morning Worship at 11 am sermon Samuel s Mother and Yours Mother's Day observed by Methodist Youth Fellowship at 545 Official Board meeting 730 pm Monday evening Bible Class taught by Rev Walter L Jewett
Sidney Foursquare Church on Main Street lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning Worship at 11 00 a m Crusader Service at 7 00 p m Evangelistic Service at 8 00 p m plus Wednesday 8 00 p m Deeper Bible Study and United Prayer Meeting all within the 4 block south of the post office parish activities led by Rev G E Morrison.
Ordville Church, Building 86, led by Pastor E. L. Sterz, holds Divine Service at 10:30 a.m. A Young People's Meeting is Monday at 8 p.m. Services conducted in the Ordville Recreation Hall with a cordial Christian welcome to all.
Assembly of God in Dalton Nebraska invites all to a revival starting Sunday April 7 led by Rev Dewey L Heath and wife from Oklahoma. Services include morning worship at 11 and evangelistic service at 7 30 with Sunday School at 76 a m and a young people service at 7 45 musical specials promised.
Bible study and communion held Sundays at 11:00 in the American Legion Room. First Lutheran Potter lists 10:00 morning worship 11:00 Sunday School 5:30 Junior League 7:00 Luther League with choir Monday at 7:30 p m. Waldemar Gies is pastor.
The notice lists services at First Christian Church on Jackson Street and Thirteenth Avenue led by Minister Ralph E. Kersey with Bible School at 10 00 a m supervised by Hugh Paris and Glen Greenlee Jr Dept. Communion at 11 15 a m Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m Evening Worship at 7 30 p m Choir practice Thursday at 8 00.
Trinity Lutheran Church at corner of 10th Ave and Linden lists Sunday School at 9 45 a m Morning Worship at 11 a m and a choir rehearsal Thursday at 7 30 p m Rev Henry Monnich leads the church through these weekly activities.
Weekday Masses at 7 a m. Sunday Masses at 6 30, 8 00 and 3 30 a m. Sunday evening devotion and benediction at 7 30 a m. Rt Rev Msgr Anton Link, Pastor.
The Church of the Nazarene two blocks south of the post office lists Bible School at 10 am and evening service at 8 pm with NY P S at 17? pm. A Young People Rally is planned Monday evening May 6 at 8. Speakers Rev L A Ogden and Rev A F Hayes from Hastings promise worthwhile talks.
Bt Pauls Lutheran Church Missouri Synod 15th and Osage Henry Dorn pastor Sunday School and Bible Class 9 00 am Services 10 00 am Teachers meet Wednesday 7 30 Ladies Aid the first Thursday 2 30 pm Walther Leauge first and third Thursday 8 00 pm
Lorenzo Harvey Jacobson met with Melvin Phelps on Wednesday morning. Miss Eleanor Phelps and Miss Charlotte Langley attended a Luther League party at the Lutheran church Sunday evening. Ernest Langley ate supper at the Melvin Phelps home Friday evening. The Lorenzo Woman's Club held a family picnic Sunday.
An evening visit fills the town with guests and family gatherings. Wayne Kennedy and children from Kimball visit A. L. Kennedy's home. Jimmie Phelps dines with Edward Pickett. Mrs. Erwin Phelps attends a tea at Clifford Moore’s in Sidney honoring Mrs. Kenneth McLarty of Grand Junction and Mrs. James Ross of Omaha.
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