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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1937
Page
7
Rede urges stores to mark Armistice Day on Thursday November 11 as a major national holiday. The plea notes the danger of war and stresses the observance as a public and patriotic act.
Full time students at high school or college may need URC forms if seeking work. Carriers will distribute one form per dwelling on November 16 and deliver to mail receptacles where possible. Rural and star route carriers must provide at least one form per family, with extra copies at any post office. return by November 20.
Bay enjoyed since moving to Denver. Offices located at the Denver refinery on Brighton road. The company now serves a large western territory. A special section notes Bay has brought in its own oil well in Kansas and is progressing toward independence from outside companies.
Mrs Livingston, active in her Lexington church work and highly popular there, died recently. Her husband survives, along with son Jerry, father C C Davis of Sidney, sister Mrs A R Sirkpatrick of Sidney, and brother L R Davis of Lyons.
Defense attorney E L Hyde called one outside witness W M Brewer, the defendant’s father, who testified they were registered at a Big Springs hotel the night the fire allegedly occurred and did not leave. He claimed the fire followed a burglary at the house, with a fur coat and silverware taken before the blaze, and attributed arson to the burglars. The state presented only circumstantial evidence, but the judge believed it strong enough to bind Brewer over to district court.
Paul Meyers was injured Wednesday evening while en route to Lisco on a hunting trip. The sheriff said a correction line caused the road to jog and Meyer did not slow enough to make the turn at a dead end. Meyer’s destination to Scottsbluff and his wife’s presence there were noted, but reasons for the trip were not learned.
With Durnell in the lineup, Coach Reed balanced running and passing by alternation with Lundberg. Without Durnell, the task becomes tougher.
The Maroons will not play again until next Thursday when Kimball's Longhorns come here for the annual Armistice tilt.
Sunday schedule lists 9 45 a m Sunday school 11 a m worship with sermon The Secret of Peace and musical pieces Ring Out Sweet Bells of Peace led by soloist Mrs G F Liebendorfer. Choir reorganized under Prof Ted Bechtel with pianist Mrs Jar vis Bush. Thursday 730 p m choir rehearsal in church. Dr P P Cheff Pastor.
J L Tyner org notes public service emphasis and worship times. Church school 10 am communion and sermon 11 am evangelistic service 7 30 pm choir at parsonage 7 30 pm Wednesday. Sunday morning address Strength to Accomplish and evening topic The Two Perils Relating to the Kingdom of Christ. Special music.
Weekday masses at 7 p m and 7 30 a m plus Sunday masses at 7 3 and 9 30 a m. Sunday evening devotion, rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m. Rev Anton Link, Pastor.
The weekly schedule lists 9 45 a m church school and 11 a m Holy communion with a pastoral letter from the house of bishops. Monday 7 30 p m St Marys guild and Thursday 7 p m choir practice. Vicar P E Spehr extends a cordial invitation to share in worship.
Trinity Lutheran Church outlines Sunday worship at 11 a m with Bible school at 9 45 a m and welcomes all. Weekly choir rehearsal Thursday 5 30 p m junior instruction Saturday 1 p m and adult class 2 30 p m are listed with a cordial invitation from Pastor Dr W T Kahse.
The Methodist Church holds services at 945 a.m. and 11 a.m. with a sermon on A Thrilling Discovery and discussion on World Peace. Veterans Robert Robertson and David Ells discuss soldiers attitudes toward peace Monday at 7:30 p.m. Also planned are officer and class meetings, choir rehearsal, and prayer services through Thursday accompanied by a prayer for peace.
Sunday school at 9 30 a m German services at 9 30 a m English services at 10 30 a m Lectures on fundamental doctrines of holy scriptures every Monday and Thursday at 8 p m Services at Mt Vernon at 8 p m Lutheran Hour on KFEL Denver at 2 30 p m Sermon topic According to your faith be it unto you Pastor H F Krohn states faith transforms and empowers good works and asks if faith is of the right kind Statements end with a period.
E Hentges reports severe stomach pains disrupted his system. After using a $1.25 bottle lasting three weeks at Western Drug Company under a guarantee, the pains disappeared and he can eat anything.
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