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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1925
Page
13
Rev Anton Link leads Sunday Masses at 7 00 pm and 9 30 am with rosary and benediction at 7 30 pm Weekday Masses at 8 00 am Bible school at 10 00 am Communion and preaching at 11 00 am Christian Endeavor at 6 80 pm preaching at 7 30 pm H M Mitchell minister.
Next Sunday Pentecost German services at 10:00 with Holy Communion and English services at 7:30 with Holy Communion. Monday English services at 10:30. Announcements requested for Saturday afternoon and evening. W. Peters, Pastor.
Sunday service with Holy Communion at 2:00 pm. Announcements to be received from 1:00 to 2:00.
Christ Church Episcopal announces Whit Sunday on May 31 with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and Holy Eucharist at 8 a.m. and 11 a.m. Thomas Melrose serves as rector.
Sunday services will be as usual with morning and evening sermons. The morning theme is The Seventh Day and many Nebraska ministers will preach on May 31. No Epworth League in the evening. youths attend Christian Endeavor at the Christian church. Bible school opens June 1 with qualified teachers to ensure discipline and a valuable program. Sidney churches urge attendance during summer to boost soul growth and participation.
A church note outlines a sermon on the Holy Spirit as world executor and urges followers to accept divine guidance. It lists services at 11 a.m. with Bible school at 10 a.m. and notes a Co. E. convention at the Christian church in the afternoon and an E. convention starting Friday evening through Sunday the 31st, inviting all.
Roy Loney of Akron, Colo., led four weeks of evangelistic meetings at Sunol Church of Christ which closed last Sunday night with a good crowd. The church will meet for Bible study and worship each Sunday at 2:30 p.m. and have evening services at 7:45 through the summer, with L. E. Allington as leader inviting the public to attend.
United Lutheran Church marks Whit Sunday May 21 1925 and Pentecost next Sunday. Commemoration of the outpouring of the Holy Spirit and birth of the Christian church. Notable services and a program for the day announced.
Early morning celebration at 12:30 a.m. and evening worship at 8 p.m. include sermons on The Spiritual Life and Men and Brethren What Shall We Do. Church school shifts to 10 45.
Morning worship begins at 11 a.m. Church school meets at 10 a.m. This brief notice lists the service times for a local congregation.
Sunday afternoon at 2:30 p m. You are cordial invited to attend worship led by Pastor W T Kahse D D. Services emphasize welcome and fellowship.
Center Mrs N H Tank and Mrs Wells visited the I T Johnson home Thursday afternoon. Mrs Leo Messner and baby called on Herman Kallhoff Tuesday. Ben Leister motored to Dalton Tuesday. Mrs Walter Greenwalt and baby and Mrs L B Bancroft visited Dick Leimers Wednesday. A few from the vicinity attended the Sidney dance Wednesday night. Mr and Mrs N H Tank motored to Sidney Wednesday. Prelyn Rose and Tempest Hill called at Dick Seimers Tuesday. Mrs Plughaus and daughter Erna visited L B Bancroft’s home on Mr and Mrs Dick Seimers and family left Friday for Otto county due to the death of the former's sister. Mr and Mrs Walter Greenwalt and baby motored to Sidney Friday. Viola Dickes spent Friday night with Evelyn Bancroft. School closed Friday with a picnic dinner. teachers Retzloff, Marshall and Scott left Saturday for homes in the eastern part of the state. Mrs Frank Dickes returned Friday from Omaha after hospital stay. High wind Wednesday damaged Conrad Gerke home. hen house, corn crib blown over and shed off barn. a board with a nail tore Mrs Gerke’s shoe. A Bancroft ate supper at John Groshans Saturday. Many from the vicinity shopped in Sidney Saturday. Many attended the dance at Guy Berry’s Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Ted Katlhoff and baby and Mr and Mrs Joe Reiners visited Frank Dickes Saturday evening. Francis Rose, long ill with rheumatism, is able to be up again. Mr and Mrs L S Bancroft and family and Mr and Mrs Walter Aurich visited John Groshans Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Ray Berry and son Clifton, Mrs Guy Berry, and Mrs J O Lobb went to Sidney Monday.
Pleasant View residents and others visited multiple households in the Courtright area from Monday to Sunday. Names include Frank Miller, Art Obendorfer, Borcher, Wittrock, Gemeinhardt, Schubarth, Heimers, Schwartz, and Dal ton as well as Mrs Ward. A death in Frohna prompted travel, and a school picnic was held at Krueger's Lake.
Hungry Gulch residents Wallace and Morris, plus Clifford Jewel, traveled to Cheyenne this past week. Eighth graders Evelyn Johnson, Glenis Pearson, Paul Pearson, Bessie Wise, Richard Hern bloom, Lewis Schmaler and Dorothy Theis graduated Saturday. Mrs Omel’s relatives from Grand Island stayed with the Omel family last week. Mrs Chris Johnson died at her daughter’s home and was buried beside her husband in Pleasant View cemetery. Clyde Weigers spoke of a business trip to Alliance on Tuesday and returned. Miss Bertha Olson, Mrs Olson, Stanley and Maxine visited the Johnson home Friday. The Weigers children attended a dance at Cecil Hume’s Saturday night. Richard Hernbloom had tonsils removed by Dr Mantor in Sidney.
Tuesday notes detail neighbors visiting and hosting duties. Mr H A Rathbun and families visited, with corn shelling for Haxby Bartling Wayne Forney. Numerous calls and Sunday dinners mark a quiet community week in Dalton and surrounding farms.
Syd Chaplin leads the film version of Charley's Aunt marking the first time the play has been released with a star in the title role. The production, praised for its broad humor, comes amid claims it may be the biggest laughing success yet in pictures with explosive glee and strong supporting performances.
An advertisement promises beauty marcel services delivered at home with phone number 190. It notes afternoon and evening appointments and targets readers seeking at home styling convenience.
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