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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1925
Page
13
The Catholic Church schedules Masses at 7 00 a m and 9 30 a m Rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m Weekdays Mass at 8 00 a m Rev Anton Link The Christian Church holds Bible school at 10 00 a m Communion and preaching at 11 00 a m Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m Preaching at 7 30 p m H M Mitchell Milater
A Sunday sermon urged obedience as essential to welfare from the home to national affairs. An Interchurch committee will run a daily vacation Bible school through June with a campus of classes and canvass for scholars this week.
Next Sunday the congregation and the south divide group share their annual school picnic. Services at Krueger's begin 10 30 indoors Rev W Ludwig from South Sidney will preach. May 31 Pentecost German service with Holy Communion 10 00 English service 7 30. June 1 Pentecost English service 10 30. Announcements for Communion due Saturday afternoon or evening.
Next Sunday there will be no services. The congregation is invited to a picnic at Krueger's Lake. Pentecost German services with Holy Communion at 2:00 PM. Announcements will be read.
In the afternoon, a congregation selected Rev. Gnilker of Daykin Nebraska as interim pastor at their last meeting. W Peters was noted as pastor of record.
Holy Communion at 8 a m and sermon at 11 a m on Sunday with Sunday school at 10 a m. Bishop Beecher will be in Sidney Thursday the 28th for confirmation at Christ's church at 10 30 a m. Thomas Melrose Rector.
The M E Church joins in a city wide non denominational daily Vacation Bible School at Central School. A small tuition covers expenses while Prof Liebendorfer and Prof Linton lead the program with a Sunday message and evening sermon urging worship.
The Sidney area churches hold morning worship at 10 a.m. with a sermon at 11 a.m. Gurney Grace Church offers Sunday school at 10 a.m. and an evening service at 8 p.m.
Public is warmly invited to preaching services and Sunday school at 2 30 p m conducted by D D Pastor W T Kahse. The notice invites neighbors to attend.
Dorcas Ladies Aid at Center Church May 13 met with Mrs. Ernest Meyers. The business session opened with scripture reading and prayer led by the president.
Afternoon by-laws were arranged and the next meeting set with Mrs Al Morrow on May 27. May 17 saw good church and Sunday school attendance with Rev Moore at Potter and Slocum at Center and Gurley. A sermon from Romans 8 was read. Next Sunday Rev Moore returns. Primary pupils study the ten commandments and Juniors invested class funds for seeds to harvest and fund the class. Services at 9:45 a.m. and Sunday school at 10:45 a.m. Attendance is good but prayers for all to attend continue.
Regular session held Thursday May 14 at Mrs. Ralph Harlan residence with ten members present due to rain. Hostess provided refreshments and several local families visited, while Ruth Shaw missed days due to illness.
Mrs James Lynch spent Wednesday with her daughter Mrs Todd Gentry. Tl R Holmes hauled corn from Frank Okes farm Wednesday. Mrs George Lauderback and Mrs Charles Lee visited Bus See’s Monday. Mrs James Vacik and daughter Gladya called at George Lauderback’s Wednesday morning. Mrs Joe Vogler returned home Tuesday after staying at Charles Miller’s. Mrs Charles Miller spent days in Sterling for dental work. Mrs George Bonser visited Mrs T A Bonser Monday. Mrs George Lauedback and Mrs Charles Lee were Sidney visitors Thursday. Mrs Todd Gentry visited Sterling Friday. Among Sidney shoppers were Frank Skrolle and sisters, Jacob Zimmerman and sons, and J C Miles and family. H R Holmes in Sund Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ed Kilham spent Saturday evening at Frank Rokes home. Warren Buckley and pupils of Barber school and Miss Helen McDaniel and pupils of district No. 40 held a picnic at Miss McDaniel’s school Friday. Patrons of both districts attended and had picnic dinner at noon. Water in afternoon the teachers treated the crowd to ice cream and cake. A ball game between men and young boys ended 12 to 18 in favor of the men. At a late hour the crowd departed, saying a wonderful time was had. Albert Zimmerman was quite ill on Friday and a Sidney doctor was called.
Mr and Mrs John Brothers hosted friends. Ada Yowell’s replacement C A Foster leads a club project with Miss Muriel Smith directing leaders training at the courthouse. Delegates receive instructions on making fireless cookers and other devices with Willey and Mrs Sparks assisting. Families visit Merling, Genesta Foster attends seventh grade picnic, Robertson and Shaw families guests.
Mr and Mrs Bill Tilghman and son Steve visited Sidney on Saturday. Miss Helen Simpson spent Sunday with Mildred Holmes. Mr and Mrs James acik called on E N Roth on Sunday.
We express sincere appreciation to friends for kindness and sympathy shown in the loss of our beloved wife, daughter and sister. Frank Hubler, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Buckley and family.
The ladies of St. Patrick's Altar society extend heartfelt condolence to the wife, son, and daughter of Roscoe Zimmer. They pray for his soul to rest in eternal peace and authorize sending copies to his family and publication in the local paper. Mrs. W. B. Pitman.
Court house Sidney Nebraska May 19 1925 the board met in regular session. Attending were Chairman Bert Allington Wm Goding A D Rose J W Bill eter highway commissioner R P Kepler county attorney Henry Pavlat county clerk and clerk of the board. Actions included a $1.25 overcharge refund to Western Union Telegraph, a reduction in assessment for section 32 13a1 to 8160 00 and authorization to deposit county funds up to 100 percent of capital stock and surplus in any bank if needed.
A vote carried to reduce valuation of lots 1 and 2 Tests Addition to Potter Glock 12 Mrs K Hansen by 200 dollars. The SW quarter of section 32 17 52 is set at 1583 dollars after finding no improvements were assessed. Meeting adjourned to June 2 1925 or at chairman's call in Cheyenne county Nebraska.
Receipts of cattle at Union Stock Yards May 20 1925 totaled 7500 head with overall prices down about 10 to 150 points. Best yearlings at 10.60, cows and heifers unevenly lower, stockers and feeders weak. Cattle: good to choice yearlings 10.35 to 10.75, top heavy steers 16.00, other classes from 3.0 to 9.75. Sheep and lambs: lambs up to 14.36, clipped 12.98, wethers 9.50 to 10.50, fat ewes 8.25, yearlings 11.00 to 12.38.
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