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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1927
Page
4
Catholic Church schedules listed include Sunday Masses at 7 00 and 9 30 a m. Sunday evening devotions rosary instructions and benediction at 7 30 p m. Weekday Mass at 8 00 a m. Anton Link pastor.
At 10 00 am church schools and classes for all ages. 11 00 am morning worship led by Dr Oliver Keve district superintendent Kearney district. 12 00 noon first quarterly conference with Dr Keve presiding. 7 30 pm song and praise service with sermon by Pastor Arnold O Kenyon titled Now.
Center Methodist Episcopal Church lists Sunday activities with Mrs Paul Weable as superintendent for Sunday school at 1 30 p m First quarterly conference at 2 30 p m presiding official district superintendent Dr Oliver Keve Divine worship at 3 00 p m led by Dr Keve Regular monthly meeting of the official board Monday Pastor Arnold O Kenyon leads church affairs and schedule
Christian Church calls for devotion on the Lord's day with Bible school at 10. The men’s class led last week as banner class for the first time. Morning sermon on Every Man's Need of a Refuge and evening A Startling Question. Midweek prayer and preaching each Thursday. Pastor J. H. Bicknell invites all.
ST PAULS EV LUTHERAN CHURCH announces German services at 10 30 Sunday morning and English services at 8 00. On November 18 the Walther League presents Faithful for Centuries about Waldensians and Dedication of the new Concordia Seminary with details in the papers. Pastor W F Peters urges all Lutherans to see the films.
The November schedule lists Sunday Holy Communion at 3 a.m. and 11 a.m. Morning prayer and Holy Communion alternate at 11. Armistice Day on Nov. 11 with 7:30 a.m. Revielle and Choral Eucharist. Thanksgiving Day at 3:30 a.m. Holy Eucharist. On Nov. 30 a five day mission led by The Very Rev. Francis E. Lee of St Mark's Pro Cathedral Hastings, under Bishop Rt. Rev. G. A Beecher. Dean Lee, a former World War chaplain, is a Virginian and nephew of Robert E. Lee J. J. Crawford, Rector.
Sunday November 6 service schedule includes confirmation of seven youths and Holy Communion in English. Preparatory service at 10 30 am followed by regular worship at 11 am. No Sunday school that day. Pastor B C Welbke invites all to attend.
United Lutheran Church Sidney and Holy Trinity Church announce church school at 10 a.m. and morning worship with sermon by the pastor at 11 a.m. Gurley Grace Church holds church school at 10 a.m. and evening service at 5 30 p.m. Luther League meets at Jensens Friday. Potter First Church conducts church school at 2 15 p.m. and worship at 3 p.m. Sunday afternoon. Altar Society of St Patrick's to hold full bazaar on November 16 and 17. Cat vocal cords explained as true for mewing and false for purring.
Federation representatives urged a larger tax reduction arguing federal revenues and expenditures should balance and surpluses imply taxes on taxpayers are excessive. McColl pushed lowering corporation tax from 13 to 10 percent, rather than 12 percent as Treasury proposed. Gray noted about 6,051,000 farmers exist and few pay income tax, yet farmers bear more local taxes.
A newspaper feature extols the comeback of colorful wallpaper after a trend toward neutrals. It highlights greens and yellows for hallways and dining rooms, notes green tones as versatile, and cites coordinated furniture and bright accents. Also mentions local ads for dairy, a church bazaar, and plate glass installation.
Nebraska college of agriculture reports a 83 day test showing hand feeding four to six ounces of tankage per hog daily on a self feeder of shelled corn produced cheaper pork than feeding corn and tankage together. Heavy tankage feeding raised gains but increased corn use. pigs with no tankage gained less than half. Pasture and costs noted. circulars available on request.
Hyacinth, tulip and daffodil bulbs can be forced indoors to bloom in mid winter. Plant in seven inch pots with good soil, water well, cover with soil or straw, and protect from freezing until December. Maintain a low temperature to form a strong root system before leaves appear. some bulb varieties can grow in water if roots form first. With proper drying and storage, forced bulbs may bloom a second time, though not always.
A Washington dispatch reports that 25 flying men of war will be added to the army's aviation equipment. Keystone Aircraft of Bristol Pa. received the order for new planes capable of carrying 2,000 pound bombs, with a six hour cruising radius at 110 miles per hour and five machine guns each. The aircraft are to be based at Langley Field Virginia and Norfolk.
Leaders and experts press for equalization and surplus relief as McMullen heads resolutions committee. Dr. Taylor argues tariffs. Donaghey cites Lowden candidacy. McMullen vows farm protection within a broad economic plan.
The Supreme Court on Tuesday laid down a conduct standard for motorists at grade crossings urging drivers to stop look and listen and remember trains do not stop for cars. Justice Holmes noted a widow’s claim that a house blocked vision and said drivers must stop and exit if unsure a train is near, though seldom required to do more than stop and look.
A large crowd attended the Buslroom sale Wednesday and most items sold well. Household talk includes Mrs. Isaac Joss visiting a doctor, Ed Brockelsby’s early week dental work, Belle Stafford at the George Rippe home, and local residents trading corn. Additional notes cover visits between residents, travels to Sidney Lincoln and Friend, and painting chores by Louie Bailey at the Sparks house.
Pleasant View residents Ben Hilpert and family returned home after a ten day visit in the eastern part of the state. Herman Mangels and Mrs J H Hinck drove to Sidney on Saturday. Walther league held a church meeting Sunday evening with a very good report. Potter shoppers included Rev J H Hinck, W Bradehoff, Gilbert Mangels, Mr and Mrs Obendorfer, Ruth and Verena Borcher. Frank Mathews and wife also motor ed to Sidney. Louis and Nora Wittrock spent Saturday evening in Sidney.
Rev and Mrs J H Hinck and Gertrude Mrs J Wenzloff Mr and Mrs Art Schubarth and family and Walter Bradehoeff took dinner at Edwin Aurich home on Sunday. Walter Borcher called at Frank Mathews and W D Mathewson homes Monday evening. Mr and Mrs Wm Borcher and Walter Borcher spent Sunday afternoon in Sidney. Miss Louise Borcher and Andy Edner returned home with them to spend Sunday evening.
A historical notice shows mortician Irl W. Wricht listed with license details and phone number 55 in Sidney, indicating local obituary or funeral service directory data.
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