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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1936
Page
5
Weekday masses at 7 a m and Sunday masses at 7 8 and 9 30 a m Sunday evening devotion rosary instruction and benediction at 7 30 p m Anton Link pastor.
The Presbyterian Church invites all to Sunday school at 10 am and worship at 11 am. The sermon topic is Enrichment of Personality. Dr Paul P Cheff serves as pastor and cordially welcomes attendees.
The Episcopal Church lists services for the 15th Sunday after Trinity with a 9:45 AM church school and 11:00 AM prayer and sermon. A Tuesday 7:30 PM server's guild, Thursday 10 AM holy communion, Friday 7 PM choir practice led by Vicar P E Spehr.
The Sizthodist Church lists church school at 9 45 a m Worship at 11 a m sermon The Great Commission Epworth league at 6 30 p m evening worship at 730 Wednesday midweek prayer service Thursday 730 p m choir rehearsal led by John J Sheaff minister.
Orr services are like Tus Bible school at 9:45 am with worship and sermon at 11:15 am. The pastor speaks on It Shall Be Given Unto You. Holy Communion on the evening service. Plan to worship with Dr W T Kahse, Pastor. Sunday school at 10 am. Promotion Day on Sept 27 and Rally Day Oct 4. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 pm. Midweek Wednesday 7:30 pm. Choir practice after Bible study. J L Tyner, Minister.
Sunday school at 9 a m German services at 9 am English services at 10 am. Sermon topic The difficulty for a rich man to enter heaven. Scriptural warning about wealth and temptation. Bible verses cited include St Paul and 2 Tim 66 9.
Local residents Chen, Buss, Dykman, Bruns and Jurgens visited homes across the Weyerts area from Monday to Sunday. Calls at the Flicker, Schwartz, Borges and Folkerts homes mixed with maintenance work and a Weyerts Luther league play. A funeral in Gothenburg prompted travels, while Grandma Fisher’s passing drew a trip north to attend.
The store pledges to be convenient and profitable for customers with top prices paid to farmers for produce. It emphasizes value of a satisfied customer and fair trading.
A religious reflection cites Luke 16 and Luke 16 19 31 to contrast the fate of the poor man and the rich man. The author argues salvation rests on faith in Jesus, while wealth can become a trap leading to eternal loss. F Krohn, Pastor.
Jurgens home Monday afternoon Mr and Mrs Louis Schwartz and Mr and Mrs Kaiser returned to their homes at Gothenburg Friday morning. Luella Schwartz returned home with them to spend a couple of days. Mrs Otto Rahe, Bess and Elsie spent Monday afternoon with Mrs James Hume and Elda Jack Thur of returned home with them to spend a couple of days. Charles Miller and Lena Tieman spent Sunday at the Walter Flicker home. A large crowd from here attended the fair at Sidney both Thursday and Friday.
C A Baker returned Thursday from Wayne where he spent ten days with his ill mother. Mrs Marie Wallick and Ann Vogler called at the J D Devier home Sunday evening. Marguerite Thompson visited Ruby Baker Saturday afternoon. Mrs C A Baker called Monday morning. Mr and Mrs James Devier and family spent Saturday evening at Ed Mintken's. James Devier and family visited C A Baker Sunday afternoon.
Wideat 1.03 corn 1 oats 40 barley 70 hens 44 percent up No 1 13 No 2 8 under 41 No 1 10 No 2 5 leghorn hens No 1 9 No 2 4 springs No 1 12 No 2 7 springs under 41 No 1 12 No 2 7 leghorn springs No 1 9 No 2 4 old roosters colored No 1 6 No 2 2 leghorns 4 butterfat 32 eggs 20.
Residents and guests are noted visiting ties and homes in Sunnyside. John Theis and Albert Bransi were in Plainview, Fa Kohler from Kansas called, canning club met with Munaie Ols, and numerous local families attended gatherings at Omel and Hart homes over the weekend.
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