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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1924
Page
10
Catholic Church lists Sunday Masses at 7 30 a m and 9 30 a m Rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m Weekday Masses at 8 00 a m Rev Anton Link presiding
Christian Church announces Bible school at 10:00 a m Communion and preaching at 11 00 a m Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m and preaching again at 7 30 p m led by Minister H M Mitchell.
Next Sunday German services at 10 30 am and English at 7 20 pm. On Thanksgiving Thursday there will be German services at 10 30 am. W F Peters is the pastor.
Trinity church Sidney holds Sunday church school at 10 am led by Lawrence Horn with evening worship at 745 pm preaching God's Remedy When Discouraged. Bronson school hosts 215 pm community Sunday school. Grace Gurley church school at 10 am and morning worship at 11 am with Elijah the Man of God sermon. Father and Son banquet Friday at 715 pm and class instruction Saturday at 9 am. Public invited. Pastor W T Kahse D D.
The M E church outlines a Sunday morning sermon on The Price and Reward of Gratitude and an evening talk on education during National Education Week. A turkey supper is planned Tuesday November 25, led largely by a new committee. A Thanksgiving day union service will be at 10 o'clock in the Christian church with Rev Samuel Light preaching. Churches in Sidney invite attendance.
The Presbyterian Church outlines an educational week from the 17th to 24th, stressing Bible taught in public schools and a divine code of ethics. Worship is at 11 a.m. with Bible school at 10 a.m. Co BE at 6:30 p.m. Samuel Light, Pastor.
Meadow Lawn items list residents visiting and staying with relatives over the weekend. Maynard Mayer, Richard Juell and Harold Boyee spent Sunday in the hills. Charles Scott and daughter Sadie stayed Sunday night at James Sullivan's home. George Worth and John Davison shipped their sheep Saturday. Will Morrow visited his brother Ed Morrow and family. J. M. Kreader and Mrs J C Kreader are mentioned in social items.
Mrs Jid Morrow and relatives are called to Wet ter for illness of a niece. Rex Stogers visits Sydney and Dalton. Neighbors visit Ed Morrow and Kreader households. Harold Bovee helps thresh flax. Several families share Sunday dinners and calls at Morrow, Bovee, Rathbun, and Sullivan homes. Charles Scott injured finger shows signs of recovery.
South Sund residents share a flurry of social calls across neighbors and relatives. Mrs. Charles Dickinson visited Grandma Brown. Earl Bonser's birthday was celebrated by Mrs. Ed Binney and friends. many attended a Sidney show and a local Thanksgiving program is planned for District No. 40.
Lodgepole items cover travel to Greeley for work by Walter Bowser and visits by relatives from Roseville and Sidney. Hunters frequent nearby lakes. Miss Ann Mantor visits, and Kimball hosts friends. Roadwork begins south of town, box supper by Royal Locke raises 457 dollars. An infant dies from pneumonia and a barn dance at Vacik farm draws guests. Lon Miller referees a Kimball Sidney game and buys a new Ford after.
A lead of logs was shipped out Monday, marking a routine timber transport event. The action involved the movement of bundled logs by rail to a regional mill, reflecting ongoing logistics in the forestry sector.
Colleen Moore leads a big supporting cast including Syd ney Chaplin Phillis Haver and Frank Mayo in The Perfect Flapper a First National picture on view at the U S A theatre Monday and Tuesday Sydney Chaplin brother of Charlie Chaplin is noted for Ter Temporary Thusband and is featured in the film Phillis Haver is also listed in the cast
Best known as a celebrated Mark Sea mit t bathing beauty, the feature honors Frank Mayo’s long career. Bring the family on Wednesday night for 50c. See Ernest Torrence again.
A bazaar and eats event at the M. E. church is set for Wednesday December 3 featuring homemade foods crafts and fellowship for parishioners and locals to support church activities.
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