Sidney Holy Trinity Church Evening Worship Sermon
Sidney Holy Trinity Church holds 10 p m school and 7 30 p m evening service with sermon Loving Providence. Special music by the choir noted.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
12
Sidney Holy Trinity Church holds 10 p m school and 7 30 p m evening service with sermon Loving Providence. Special music by the choir noted.
A large audience heard the opening address on Misapplied Christianity stressing that true faith admits no Jew or Greek and rejects prejudice. The next Sunday will feature a talk on Romans chapter twelve. An urgent invitation is extended to men to attend. The young people’s Bible school class reports strong attendance and new member competition. Vacations returnees renew loyalty to work as the Endeavor society enjoys a period of growth.
Washington reports Hoover and New advocate rapid commercial aviation growth. They say government action is needed to create a merchant marine style air transport framework and to provide navigation services, while plans call for gradually withdrawing from mail plane operations as private firms meet mail-carrying capabilities.
Church services at 10 and 11 a.m. with a sermon on Setting Some New Stakes. Newly elected Sunday school teachers will be installed, followed by a brief congregational meeting. A cordial welcome is extended by Pastor W. T. Kahse.
Christ Church hosts Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Church School at 10 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. on the subject The Significance of History. Special musical program arranged. A hearty welcome to worship with us.
The Wood campaign for the 1920 Republican presidential nomination cost 1 750 000 up to May before the convention. Testimony in Federal Judge Slicks court in the suit by Col. William Procter against Col. A A Sprague shows Procter seeks to make Sprague pay half of a 100 000 note for campaign expenses. The campaign collapsed in May 1920 as funds ran out. Procter was chairman and Sprague treasurer of the Wood campaign.
Representative Tilson of Connecticut, new house floor leader, told President Coolidge tax reduction would have the right of way when Congress convenes in December. An effort will be made to complete action on the tax bill before Christmas, with even appropriation bills set aside. He believes the national tax bill could top 800 million dollars and urged reducing the maximum surtax at least 20 percent and scaling down inheritance rates.
Next Sunday there will be English services at 7:30 in the evening Rev Pelster from Weat Gurley will preach The pastor will return in a few weeks W Peters Pastor Presbyterian Church services last Sunday were helpful to pastor and people Theme Ye are witnesses unto me in Jerusalem Judea and the uttermost parts of the earth Sidney needs more witnesses for Jesus Christ Next Sunday Worship 11 am Bible school 10 am Co E 6 30 pm Samuel Light Pastor
Col William Mitchell, central figure in the army and navy air service controversy, has been removed from active duty as Eighth Corps aviation officer by Maj. Gen. Ernest Hinds in command of the Eighth Corps area in San Antonio.
French government declared no peace offer had been received from Abd el Krim Riff leader. They said they would consider offers only if accredited emissaries presented themselves.
Sees Year Minus Samm Wellesley Massachusetts Herbert J Browne an ocean meteorologist at the business conference on Wednesday predicted a summerless year for South America next year.
Bridgeport Herald quotes a reaction from Mr Spearman and an irrigation expert asserting that irrigation is a paying proposition in the region. The letter outlines government and private water projects, notes a Colorado crop failure as contrast, cites water costs and taxes, and estimates irrigated land values from 100 to 175 dollars per acre with dry land at 5 to 40 dollars.
The Farm Flock project starts November 1 with no entry fee for owners of fifty or more hens. County Extension Agents and Lincoln’s Agricultural College handle enrollment. The program records egg production sales and costs, not a contest, and has grown to benefit about 1000 farms with profits of 3 to 6 dollars per hen annually.
At the August 20 meeting the Cheyenne county farm bureau board approved an exhibit plan for the Nebraska state fair in 1920. A committee will ask county commissioners for an exhibition appropriation while farmers with premium crops from the Fall Festival are asked to turn them over to the county agent for storage and later display. Only superior products will be saved for advertising the county.
The Telegraph highlights community pride and broad circulation as key strengths for advertisers seeking effective local outreach. It stresses reader engagement, trusted coverage, and the paper’s role as a central information hub.
In the District Court Nebraska North Platte division two bankruptcies Alma M Weston and Ordie N Weston. On September 29 1925 petitions for discharge filed. court fix November 4 1925 as date to oppose discharge. Creditors and interested parties must file written opposition and grounds within ten days at the Referee office 11-14 Mutual Building and Loan Building North Platte Nebraska. Walter V Hoagland Referee in Bankruptcy.
Auction item notes Chester whites for sale with registered bears and gifts of March farrow. Market prices noted. Also Buff Orpington cockers and pullets purebred and priced right. C. E. Lockwood Kimball Nebraska. St. Martha's Guild Hallowe'en Festival ball bazaar Friday October 30 Hardy Hall. Fer Taxi Call 161.
Public auction to sell lands described as Section 31 Township 15 Range 50 West at 11:00 A M November 2 1925 at the county courthouse Sidney Nebraska under a court order in the case George Ambuchl versus Blanche Larson et al. Dated October 2 1925. Also ad for Radcliffe Hodgkin & Hyde dressmaking services.
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