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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1919
Page
14
Evening services at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church at 8.00 PM led by Rev Wa F Peters. St Patrick's Catholic Church holds services throughout the week at 8.00 AM with high mass at 9.00 AM and evening devotions at 7.30 PM.
Morning prayer and sermon at 11 A. M. with no evening service due to the Rector’s Kimball duties. Sunday school at 10 A. M. Choir practice on Thursday nights. Guild meets first and third Friday each month. Rev. Henry Ives, Pastor.
Lutheran churches in Sidney host Sunday School at 9 45 and worship with preaching at 8 00 Gurley English Lutheran Peniel Grace list Sunday School times and preaching services Pastor Elmer Kahl listed for Lutherans Christian Church announces new year work Bible School at 10 worship at 11 and 8 with topics Eternal Life and The Conqueror s Task Pastor J J Langston invites all to attend services after a summer in the south
The article notes helpful Sunday services in Old Fellows hall and regular church work resuming. It lists English services Sunday evening at eight, with Rev Wu F Peters as pastor and Rev Samuel Light as pastor for St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church. Sunday School begins at 10 AM.
A severe storm last Tuesday night caused extensive damage with fences blown away and telephones down. Charlie Lee suffered the worst destruction as outbuildings and a windmill were ripped apart, seeming to form a small cyclone. Community members including G W Bonser and wife, Albert Otties, Mrs Baldy, and John Louderback’s family visited relatives after the storm.
Sunol School opened September 2 with about 50 pupils and an additional teacher is needed for grade work. Mrs Frank Francis and daughters motored to Sidney on Saturday. Mrs John Demers and Mrs Joe Demers shopped in Sidney Saturday. Mr Nichols went to Bridgeport. Mr and Mrs Robinson were Chap pell visitors Saturday. Miss Esther Booth has taught the past week.
An aged observer notes that old age seems unhealthy and questions whether centenarians are dying from natural decline. The remark suggests concern over longevity and medical support for centenarians.
A French expert proposes limited amphibious training enabling soldiers to cross a 90 foot wide stream by walking along the bottom with water over their heads, given proper practice and equipment.
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