Catholic Church Weekly Mass Schedule and Services
Sunday evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at seven thirty P M Weekday masses at seven A M Anton Link Pastor.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1931
Page
5
Sunday evening devotions rosary instruction and benediction at seven thirty P M Weekday masses at seven A M Anton Link Pastor.
Trinity Lutheran Church invites participation in holy communion at 11 a.m with church school at 9 45 a m Special choir music and a 7 30 p m evening worship and communion celebration Potter First Lutheran Bible school at 2 15 p m with worship and sermon at 3 p m The pastor W T Kahse D D will speak on Real Treasures Cordial invitation to all.
Christian Church holds Bible school at 10 AM for homecoming with a sermon at 11 AM titled The Successful Failure. Pastor J. H. Bicknell invites all members and friends to evening service at 7 30 PM with C E at 6 30 PM and midweek service Thursday at 7 15 PM.
Place of meeting stage of city auditorium with Sunday school at 10 a m worship and sermon Life's Golden Assets at 11 a m and annual church meeting at 12 m all are urged to be present Dr Paul P Cheff Pastor.
Weyerts Lutheran Church lists a Sunday program with Sunday school at 10 a.m. English divine service at 11 a.m. Congregation quarterly meeting at 2 p.m. Luther League meets at 8 p.m. Confirmation instruction Saturday. A yearly charity offering is urged with a call to share even when having little. Pastor B. C. Wiebke signs the notice.
The church holds church school at 9 45 a m morning worship and rally day pageant As We Forgive at 11 am. A 12 30 pm luncheon and rally service for young people follows. Evening activities include 6 30 pm high school Epworth league and 7 30 pm evensong and illustrated program. All young people above high school year invited.
Borneo Upward Bound announces regular church school board meeting Monday at 7 45 p m. Minister F Charling Mills will lead the session and deliver the sermon.
James Swisher, a confessed forger, was sentenced to two years in the state prison by Judge J. L. Tewell after admitting passing four checks signed with the name of his wife’s uncle Dennis Wynne. He was arrested in Missouri last week and brought to Sidney to stand trial. Swisher claimed poverty and hardship, saying he forged checks while en route to Illinois to visit his parents. One check was passed on Hepner Clothing, with Swisher using the money to reclaim his suitcases left at a filling station for gas.
Shippers from the trunk line freight area plan to attend a hearing in Alliance on reparations for recent rate reductions. J A Little of Lincoln will counsel the shippers and present evidence with I Lyle’s previously saved bills likely offered. Examiner Konigsberg of the Interstate Commerce Commission will hear testimony while Burlington officials including Walter McFarland and George Hoffelder may participate.
Rev Morris Staniforth former pastor of the Lodge Pole Methodist church died in a Kearney hospital last Saturday. He had been noted for his service to the congregation and family as his two sons had died within seven months prior to his passing.
Funeral services were held at Corad on Sunday and burial was in the cemetery there. Rev Staniforth served the Methodist pastorate at Lodge Pole for several years and was well known in that section.
Attorney E. L. Hyde will be released from a local hospital this week after six weeks confinement with a fractured leg. Hyde suffered the injury when kicked by a horse. The injury has healed satisfactorily, his physician reports.
A. J. Hamilton, manager, announces a Cresley Philco and Majestic radio giveaway through Hepner Radio and introduces family bargain night every Thursday starting October 8 with balcony tickets at 25 cents and downstairs at 35 cents. Also features Sweepstakes horse Six Shooter in the new film and notes that Jim Bethel of W. O. Meyer stables stars in the turf classic.
Sidney High School journalism gains focus as two students and one teacher qualify to attend the Nebraska High School Press association meeting in Lincoln on October 9 and 10. University of Nebraska journalism department sponsors the fourth annual gathering with talks by leaders, round table discussions, luncheons, a convention dinner, tours, and a Nebraska Oklahoma football climax. The Nebraska high school press association formed in spring 1929 under Miss Louise Barstow at Omaha North High.
Several Masons attended the cornerstone ceremony of the Presbyterian church in Sidney last Friday. Mr and Mrs W C Jessup of Grand Island visited at Guy Hite's home. William Bates of Kimball called on business. Evelyn Mayer returned to Grand Island to resume studies after visiting home folks. William Himmelright of Sutherland visited his daughters. The Bearcats defeated the Ratesnakes 22 to 2 in Sunday ball. N S Miller spent time in Laramie on business. Mads Larson celebrated his 11th birthday with family. Floyd Himmelright and baby from Arcadia visited Potter. Wayne Reichstein left for home in Campbell after spending the summer there.
More value was decided and the University of Nebraska invitation accepted for a October 1930 meeting. Over 200 representatives from 45 schools attended as the association grows, aiming to strengthen ties among Nebraska high school publications and foster discussion, standards, and opportunities in journalism.
Verne E. Chatelain of Nebraska is appointed chief historian of the National Park Service with headquarters in Washington. He will coordinate and extend historic work across national parks and monuments, starting duties September 10, focusing on sites with strong historic value including the Yorktown Colonial National Monument.
Eddie McGowan fractured an ankle during football on Monday. A stream of local residents and families visited relatives, shopped, or travelled, including trips to St Louis for the World Series and sororal visits to Cheyenne, Kimball, and Denver. Several births, health updates, and a bone infection case in Sidney are noted along with post office box upgrades and community errands.
Mrs Bert Allington notes ad painting on their elevator cupola with Wilbur Wright and Marion Wynne assisting Emil Bluhm. Local residents visit Bert Allington, Joe Demers family, and other Sunol residents. Weekend travels include Miss Mildred Hess and Miss Vena Quelle, Pavlat store porch work by George Held, and various calls for vegetables, melons, and bake sale help.
Mrs J Lobb and Mr and Mrs N H Tank with Loretta spent Monday at the W F Waite home Evelyn Bancroft visits grandmother in Sidney Rev and Mrs Sargent return for another year indicating community ties and familiar faces in the East Center area
Mr and Mrs R R Berry left Sunday morning for North Bend to visit relatives and friends for a week or ten days. Friday evening a large group of youths gathered at the M E Webster home for a Dwight surprise party and refreshments followed late. Mr and Mrs J O Lobb and daughter Sylvia visited Sunday at the Guy Gilbert home near Sunol. Delno Mayer and children returned the first of the week from Oak where they had visited relatives for ten days.
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