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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1934
Page
4
FCSal events show B D Rusch and Roy Rays visiting Sidney on business. Agnes Uadine is honored at Legion park with Elma Nelson and others attending. Dozens of locals travel, visit relatives, or take part in pool openings, weddings, housing moves, and short trips to Denver, Lincoln, and other towns.
Husbands entertained by the J F W club after a Union Pacific hotel dinner and bridge at K C Lasseter home with high scores by Mrs W H Jordan and Carl Wieland. Liggetts honor Dr and Mrs Pettibone at dinner with guests including Dr Pettibone’s mother Mrs Emma Pettibone and Mrs E L Reddell. Catholic Ladies meet in western Nebraska diocese conference at Chappell with 100 attendees from Devel Kimball Cheyenne Garden counties. S W club met with Helen Jane Johnson hosting. Miss Jean McIntosh wins high score. Hi Lo club closes season. prizes go to Mrs Wookey, Mrs Weland, Mrs Sparks. N E club meets with bridge. next at Mrs Ralph Hill’s. Jane Dimery camp fire group camped at Boy Scout lodge. guests Helen Goodwin, Wauneta Gemeinhardt, Helen Jones as guardian. John Treinen Jr. celebrates 10th birthday with ten friends and lunch. P E O meets at Mrs H R Fuller for lunch. world news discussed. Fortuna club hosted by Mrs James McIntosh with high score Miss Georgia Martin and lunch. Polzfuss McMillen: Ida Polzfuss wed. more details follow.
Stewart M McMillen son of Mr and Mrs A W McMillen of Bronson married Monday at 11 o clock in the bride s father s home in the presence of immediate relatives Reverend David Scott officiated at the single ring ceremony The bride wore pink crepe with white organdy trimming Her bouquet of premier roses tied with white satin They planned a wedding trip to the eastern part of the state and will be at home in Scottsbluff after Sept 1 where McMillen is an instructor in city schools Mrs Worden hosted the Monday contract club with Mrs Paul Simerson and Mrs R A Barlow winning honors The only extra guest was Mrs C C Rush.
Weekday masses at 8 am. Sunday evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at 730. Sunday masses at 7 am and 930 am.
Services in English at 9 45 a m and German at 11 a m no Sunday school sermon topic Baptism Effect Regeneration Jesus Nicodemus born of water and spirit John 3 5 Ye must be born again invitation to hear the answer Sunday Young peoples meeting Wednesday 8 p m district rally at Chappell with 10 45 a m service and Sunday school gathering details for attendance by St Pauls society led by H F Krohn pastor
Trinity Lutheran Church announces church school at 9 45 a m worship and sermon at 11 a m subject of the sermon will be Things We have Seen a duet Come Holy Spirit by Jerome Luther league at 7 p m all are cordially invited Dr W T Kahse pastor
At 9 45 a m church school. 11 a m worship and sermon Persistent Praying. 6 30 p m Epworth league. 7 30 p m Evensong and sermon Old Wives Fables. F Charling Mills Minister.
The account celebrates a day of spiritual revival with 300 souls saved. The article hints at a follow up or sequel after Pente cost. Evening theme emphasizes a call to worship with the Christ of Galilee and invites the community to the house of the Lord led by Pastor J H Bicknell.
Memorial Sunday program at 10 a m with Sunday school. The Price Paid service will be attended by the Legion auxiliary and Sons of the Legion. All welcome. Dr Paul P Cheff pastor.
Cheyenne county 4-H club members and local leaders attend the 19th annual club week at the College of Agriculture from May 28 to June 2, marking 20 years of national recognition of club work in Nebraska. Ruth Sparks attends from Cheyenne. L I Frisbie announces additions to the program with Dr Charles Fordyce, G W Rosenloff, and Sarah T Muir as speakers.
The Home Owners Loan Corporation continues closing Nebraska loans after the act amendment took effect April 27. Applicants must show default status on June 13, 1933, or prove unemployment or misfortune caused later defaults. About 9,000 cases needed new information, but state production remained steady.
Officials say closing loans proceeds on a clock like schedule with a required form to determine distress status. No action can proceed on pending applications until the form is properly executed and filed. Slow responses hinder assembly of files and may halt cases if applicants fail to qualify under the act.
Sidney visitors stop by the Schumachers and Neicks. Harold Gibbins and Charles Neick hosted guests. Families Bert and Opal Gibbins, Vernon Neick listed as ill. Ladies Aid met and Norma Lee Rowan joined Sidney trip. Henry Kreinbring group attended a Sunday picnic at the fair grounds.
Lorene Bancroft spent Sunday with Margaret Reimers while the Waite family visited relatives at Lodge Pole. Jobe was kicked by a horse but escaped serious injury as bones stayed intact. Center school closed with a hillside ranch picnic and river fishing, many parents attending. L T Johnson performed veterinary work in the area last week. Ethelyn Swanson topped eighth grade pupils with an average near 98.
Miss Doris Elliott will spend the summer at her Lincoln home while Hazel Bales stays in Sidney. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. McDonald will spend the season at Gurley and return to school next year. Sylvia Lobb visited the W. F. Waite home, Jack Sullivan vacationed at Earl Leger’s, Leo Messner fished at the lake Friday night, and Mrs. J. O. Lobby with daughter Sylvia called at the Waite home.
The Episcopal Church holds a holy communion service at 8 00 a m led by Rector James B Roe.
The notice calls church members to Bible school at 10 a m and preaching services at 11 a m and 8 p m. It mentions Mr Slump visiting last Sunday and urges congregants to attend next Sunday to deter him, noting he dislikes crowds. The morning subject hints at After Pentecost with a question about Pentecost.
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