Chures Catholic Church Mass Times Notice
Bundas parish offers Mass at 7:00 and 9:30 a m on Sundays Weekday Mass is at 7:00 a m Rev Anton Link is the pastor.
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Bundas
Anton Link
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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1927
Page
11
Presbyterian Sermon Answers Why This World and Life
The Presbyterian Church announces a sermon next Sunday addressing why this world and life exist. Worship is at 11 a.m. followed by Bible school at 9:30 a.m. The Westminster Circle meets Thursday afternoon, September 22. Samuel Light is pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
West Minster Circle
Pal’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Mission Festival Invite
September 15 no services at our church. South Sidney invites us to join Mission Festival. September 25 our congregation holds Mission Festival with Sunday school at 9:30, German service at 10:30, English service at 2:30. Rev Pralle of Gering preaches in German, and Theo Hineck of Burns, Wyoming, preaches English. Noon lunch served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sidney
Letay
Geranun
Pralle of
Gering
Ivey
Theo Hineck
Burns
Wyo
Episcopal Church Service and History Talk
The notice lists a Sunday schedule with Holy Communion at 8 and 11, a church school at 10, and a sermon titled A Program for Our Deanery. It includes a historical note by J. J. Crawford, Rector, discussing the origin of the Episcopal Church and refuting the notion that Henry VIII founded it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity
Holy Communion
Church School
Serson
Episcopal Church
Brseibus
St. Paul
British Isles
Arles
France
Henry Viie
Constantine
Soyal
J. J. Crawford
Mission Festival at Grace Church Gurley Set With Speakers
United Lutheran Church invites Sidney residents to the annual Mission Festival at Grace Church Gurley with services at 11:00 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Rev Dr Gross and Rev Wuestenberg will speak. A special offering supports missionary work. Lunch is encouraged. basement comfort provided. Evening service at 7:30 p.m. led by Rev Guss. Leaders class meets Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Pastor W T Kahse D D extends the invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Church
Gurley
Herge
Sidney
Dr. Gross
Nebraska Synod
Wm. Wuestenberg
Lodge Pole
Weyerts Tutheraun
Holy Trinity
Wr. Guss
Record Attendance Aims For New Christian Church
The Christian Church invites all to attend the first Sunday in the new building with Bible school at 10 o clock and services at 11 a m and 7 30 p m led by Evangelists Jockhart and Walker. A large chorus and enthusiastic music by Mr Walker and his wife are highlights. Pastor J Hf Bicknell extends the invitation to hear these messages nightly at 7 38.
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Jockhart
Walker
Bake Sale by Altar Society at Greenlees' on Sept 24
The Altar Society ladies announce a bake sale at Greenlees' on Saturday September 24 starting at 2:00 PM. Committee in charge includes Mrs. R. E. Roche Mrs. J. L. McInitosh Miss Munsterman and Mrs. P. Peetz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Altar Society
Greenlees
R. E. Roche
J. L. McInitosh
750 Bowlegs Oil Boom Town Promises Local News
Bowlegs Oklahoma rises as an oil boom town named for Seminole county landowners Billy and Lucey Bowlegs. A general store once stood at a crossroads between Seminole and Wewoka near the Bowlegs pool. Population is about 750 at night, swelling with oil workers by day as plans form for a Bowlegged News newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Okla
Oklahoma
Ulms
Record Low Temperature Reading at Batavia Java 1913
The lowest temperature ever measured appears to be 183 degrees below zero Fahrenheit, recorded by a registering balloon at Batavia Java in 1913. The altitude of the reading is not known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Batavia
Java
Nature as Healer A hummingbird would starve before healing
The biological survey notes that a hummingbird with a broken wing would likely starve before natural healing could occur. It cites cases where larger birds with broken wings or legs have healed, indicating some species can recover.
Woman shocked by football idol spouse’s wardrobe fit
Milwaukee News reports a startling moral tale of a famous football idol who, after triumphing on a grand field, cannot fit into his college dress suit due to obesity, exposing the gap between public glory and private vanity.
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Milwaukee News
Early Silk Culture In Connecticut History
Silk culture entered the country around 1787 with Connecticut trials. Governor Law wore a coat and stockings woven from New England silk in 1747 and his daughter wore the first silk dress around 175.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut
New England
Law
Change of Venue Wise In Montreal For Voice Trial
Toofus asks Witlhlow Pluma where Germaine is going and is told Montreal. The remark notes the plan to have her voice tried away from a home jury, reflecting wary strategy in a court setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germaine
Toofus
Witlhlow Pluma
Montreal
Louisville Courier-Journal
Turks Blown Up by Mine at Sziget Castle in 1506
Turks entered the castle of Sziget in Hungary in September 1506 and found a mine containing 3,000 pounds of gunpowder. The explosion killed hundreds of Turks as they discovered the hidden danger too late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sziget
Hungary
Lighting for North-Facing Planting Guide
Light for flowers such as fuchsia ferns pansies violets and dwarf Japanese morning glories can be planted in a north light. Two hours of sunlight daily suffice if soil conditions are correct.
Rubber potential in Philippines cited at 64 000 square miles
Available Rubber Lands reports estimated virgin soil totaling 64 000 square miles in the Philippines could support rubber cultivation and potential annual production around 400 000 tons, signaling a major opportunity for plantation expansion and export.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Weekday Piety Cited in Uncle Heen Remark
A Washington Star quote features Uncle Heen urging steady devotion on both weekdays and Sundays. He warns that without daily goodness, the hope of heaven is likened to a six to one wager. The remark reflects a blunt, opinionated stance on religious consistency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Heen
Washington Star
Winged Insect That Lives on Tin Dates Evolution of Horse Fly
Arkansas Gazette notes a discovery by an entomologist of a winged insect that thrives on tin, described as a notable instance in the evolution of the horse fly. The brief item highlights the unexpected habitat and the implication for insect adaptation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas Gazette
Action Beats Wishing What Signifies Wishing and Hoping
A reflective note cites Benjamin Franklin on learning as the key to progress. The line contrasts wishing with action and suggests improvement follows deliberate effort. It frames learning as crucial to achieving better times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin
Dodgers dodge winter says San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco Chronicle reports the modern Dodgers evade winter challenges as they adapt to changing conditions. The piece frames the shift as part of a broader trend affecting the team’s schedule, travel, and off season planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
San Francisco Chronicle
Fitting American Divorces Called Huy-Widows by Juggler
A Notre Dame Juggler quips that fitting American divorces are “cut and dried” and suggests calling them huy-widows, provoking a concise, tongue in cheek social jab.
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Notre Dame
Widow Offers Marriage to Suitin at Sixty Dollars a Week
A fragmentary item notes a Cornell widow recalling an initial engagement at sixty dollars weekly. The quotation suggests a betrothal or marriage proposal framed by a monetary wage, reflecting social norms and domestic arrangements of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornell
Bad Moment for Jack Teacher
A classroom incident centers on an instructor named Jack Lamke guiding students to name lower species of animals, prompting concern over classroom conduct and pedagogy. The event highlights tensions between teaching methods and student perceptions during the session.
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Jack Lamke
Great Scientific Fact Spinach Isn't a Product of Evolution
A Baltimore Sun quip frames spinach as not a product of evolution, humorously claiming there could be no lower form of vegetation.
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Baltimore Sun
Telegraphed ad blends mortuary notice with local business pitch
A fragmented classified item lists Irl W Wright as a mortician in Sidney with a phone 55. It also advertises For Better Used Cars Sidney Mo Sales Company and Farms Dairy offerings including three color ice cream bricks and pint or quart sizes, with a contact number 324.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Farms
Yellowberry in Wheat Causes and Remedies
H M Isainer of the Nebraska Wheat Improvement Association explains yellowberry signals soft, low protein wheat. He notes humidity, sandy soils, and nitrogen deficiency raise yellowberry, and that nitrogen via legume rotation improves protein. Early land preparation boosts nitrogen and yields, producing better bread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Isainer
The
Nebraska Wheat Improvement Association
Glass Plate Windshield and Door Installation at Hahler Garage
Plate glass for windshields and sedan doors installed at Hahler Garage. S9tf unspecified details accompany the brief item, noting the service completed or available at the shop.
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Hahler Garage
Sterling Man to Handle Sidney Produce Station
S. S. Kesler of Sterling has arranged to open a poultry packing plant in Sidney to operate with the Sterling station. Kesler and his son will divide time between the two locations. The operation is connected with an Omaha packing and produce house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling
S. S. Kesler
Sidney
Hearing on Final Settlement in Hill Estate
In Cheyenne County Nebraska a county court hearing is set for October 1 1927 at 10 oclock to review the final account of Cassius F Scott administrator in the estate of Charles A Hill deceased. Notice to interested parties is to be published in The Telegraph for three successive weeks. County Judge Elmer Kahl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Nebraska
Charles A. Hill
Elmer Kahl
Cassius F. Scott
A. D
Telegraph
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Chur Ees
Presbyterian Church
Samuel Light
Sy, Pal
Evangelical Lutheran Church
United Lutheran Church
W. T. Kahse
D. D
Bake Sale
Bowlegs
Nature
Dodgers
Jack
Irl
W. Wright
Neemsend
Sidney Motor Sales Company
Sterling Man
Sidney Produce Station
Mir
Star
the Star Cash Market
Frank Schwasnick
Va Motor Oil
Shell
Shell Motor
Porter Oil Company
Shell Gasoline
Porter Oils
Quaker State Oils
Fred Seimers
Huntsman Weyert’s
Gurley Mayer Brothers
Dalton Colton Grain Co
Colton Crank Garage
Sunol Sandoz Cash Hardware
Potter
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