Sunday Evening Devotions at 7 30 Benediction
Anton Link pastor announces Sunday evening devotions with rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30. Weekday masses are at 7 00 each morning.
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1930
Page
6
Anton Link pastor announces Sunday evening devotions with rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30. Weekday masses are at 7 00 each morning.
United Lutheran Church and neighboring Lutheran congregations announce service times. Sidney Trinity Lutheran offers church school at 9 45 a m and worship at 11 a m. Dalton United Lutheran holds worship at 9 30 a m and Sunday school at 10 45 a m. Gurley Grace Lutheran conducts Bible school at 10 a m and worship at 11 a m. Pastor W T Kahse D D and associate Herman Jones extend cordial invitation to all.
Sunday school at 9:45 a m Morning worship at 11 Evangelistic services at 7 45 p m Midweek meeting Wednesday at 7 45 p m Young people service Friday night at 7 45 A cordial welcome extended to all Clarence R Brooks, Pastor.
The Methodist Church schedules a Friday 7 pm Epworth league banquet for members and high school league members. Sunday includes 9:45 am church school and 11 am worship with sermon. Evening services 7:30 pm feature The Delusion of Revenge. Monday 7:45 pm official board in church parlors. Tuesday 6:45 pm Keystone class dinner in the church basement with a covered dish and guest family. Pastor F Charling Mills.
A continuation item lists multiple individuals from Norfolk Cairo and Chicago facing fines for hunting without proper permits or with improper permits during the open pheasant season. Amounts range from 2 to 25 dollars with costs, plus shotgun confiscation for one defendant.
Merle Herboldsheimer two year old son of Mr and Mrs Charles Herboldsheimer died Monday from intestinal flu. Funeral services were held Wednesday at the Potter Methodist church with Rev Porter officiating. Burial followed in Potter cemetery. Survived by parents six brothers and two sisters. youngest child.
The Chester Herald chronicles the 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. George Strain celebrated Sunday September 21 with a family dinner at Will Thorne's home. Their family includes seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren with friends Mrs Bess Edens and Mrs Margaret Roth among guests.
Three youths named Carl Wickstrom Ed Tomas and John McDaniels admitted guilt after breaking into a Sunol filling station last Thursday night and taking .15 gallons of gasoline. They received slight fines and court admonishment, claiming it was their first offense and that they were travelling from St Paul Minnesota toward California to conserve dwindling funds.
A reunion of the 355th infantry of the 89th division is planned for Hastings on Wednesday October 15. The meeting will be held for one day only. Several western Nebraska members of the 355th are expected to attend.
The city will sell at the park on Saturday October 25 at 2 p m a 40 rod barbed wire fence 40 rods hog fence 50 posts a chicken house about 16 by 50 feet and 3 outbuildings. The notice lists items and time for disposal.
Farmers can place calves or mature cattle with Mack Radcliffe or C. B. Radcliffe in Sidney Nebraska for fattening on share basis this winter. No money required if feeder provides the feed. All gains in weight belong to the owner. cattle priced at current market rates.
The University of Nebraska Lincoln College of Agriculture will repeat the winter cattle feeding test. Three corn fields provide silage and fodder with strips weighed and measured for moisture and chemical data. Calves totaling seven lots of 300 pounds will be tested for about 135 days, with results to be reported at the spring cattle feeders day.
Nebraska government costs could be carried by a .22 mill levy on property, state tax commissioner Harry Scott says. He cites 1929 and 1930 expenditures, including $1,314,043.49 general fund salaries and maintenance, $1,363,889.08 in unapportioned receipts, and capital investments of $3,746,989 for 1929-31. The plan would cost about 0.59 of a mill annually for state institutions and 0.67 of a mill for the university. Telegraph Wantads get results.
A marriage license was issued last Friday at Sterling to Theodore Carl son and Emily Hagemeister, both of Potter.
The first fall meeting of chapter BO, P. E. O. opened with a seven o'clock dinner at the Union Pacific hotel for 21 covers. Hostesses included Mrs. I. E. Grabill and four others in yellow and white club colors. The business session was at Mrs. Grabill's home, followed by a musical program.
Miss Marie Tank and Miss Mary Seidel hosted a Tuesday night party at Miss Tank’s home for William Waite’s birthday anniversary. The main amusement was a 500 game. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. March and family, Mr. and Mrs. John Penik and family, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Huffaker and family, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Meyer, Mr. and Mrs. George Waite, and Mr. and Mrs. Ne Tank. Lunch was served late and the affair ended.
The Misses Violet and Grace Crad it were honor guests at a miscellaneous shower at their home Tuesday night arranged as a complete surprise to the brides of the month. Guests included Gladys Bell Beatrice Birmingham Helen Riggs Ethel Irwin Josephine Killham Marie Tank Edna Visina Leona Greenwood Leona Thompson Leoba Loebe Evelyn Willis Elizabeth Bryant Clifford Barnhart and Bob Criley.
An evening gathering at Doris Miles and Margaret Finney's home featured clever Halloween decorations and a guest Verne Morris who shared an omnibus tour account across eastern and southern states. Games and ghost stories followed by refreshments, with attendees including Bessie Shires, Margaret Craig, Irene Miller, Esther Van Hise, Mildred Witters, Vera Tompkins, Thelma Anthony, Fern Marsh, Neva Bayne, and Faye Newton.
American Legion auxiliary members met at the city auditorium Tuesday night. Officers elected and installed include Mrs. Carl Hutchison president and Mrs. William Mortensen first vice president. Mrs. Cunningham installed them. Social hostesses named. plans announced for a near term membership drive seeking eligible nonmembers.
Ada Jeanette Dodds and Wilbur O. Frazier wed Thursday October 2 at the Dodds home in this city. Rev F C Mills officiated in the presence of relatives and friends. Ada Jeanette, active in church and Epworth League, and Wilbur Frazier of Boulder are the newlyweds. A wedding breakfast followed. The couple will reside in Cheyenne after October 16.
In Parliament a member was reprimanded for addressing the Commons as gentlemen and declaring I much regret that I called you gentlemen. The incident highlights protocol in the house and the proper form of address by MPs.
The American Forestry Association credits John Quincy Adams with a nickname for urging forest planting to boost naval supplies. In 1828 a pioneering forest experiment station began in America planting live oak acorns.
A British physician lists normal weights for men over 50 at various heights from five foot five to six foot two. He endorses the Kruschen method for fat loss, recommends a four week diet change, and suggests taking Kruschen Salts each morning before breakfast. An 85 cent bottle lasts four weeks, available at Western Drug Co. and other drugstores.
No trespassing will be allowed on land operated or owned by the undersigned. 8-9-10 James Irwin, Irwin Brothers.
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