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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1947
Page
6
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Church on 10th and Linéen announces morning services at 11 A M. with Holy Communion at 5 P M on the fourth Sunday each month. Regular Morning Prayer is held at 11 A M each Sunday.
Sunday worship includes morning services at 11 and 1d follows with a young people's service at 11, a later service at 7:15, and an 8:00 prayer meeting on Wednesday evening at 8. The text lists times for morning and evening gatherings and a midweek prayer event.
St Paul Lutheran Church lists services at 10 a m with pastor Dern visiting. Bible study and Sunday school at 10 a m. Ladies Aid meets on the first Thursday at 1 30. Walther League gatherings on the first and third Thursday at 8 00 p m. Activities are held at 7 30th and Osage.
The fragment lists church times for The Church of the Nazarene at the Postoffice area. It includes Sunday School at 9:45 a.m. and worship service at 11:00 a.m. with mentions of pastor B Subiison and a morning schedule.
Fragmentary OCR notes indicate a church event with a Wednesday evening time 8 o clock and a mention of Gurley. The readable portion suggests a meeting or program and a schedule reference for a church group activity.
At First Methodist Church corner lith and Jacksen ev Walter L Jewett, minister, Sunday School at 9 45 A M with Theodore Tilotedh as superintendent and class space in the Educational building. Morning worship at 11 00 A M on the theme Good Seed In Good Soil. Choir offers special music. Youth Fellowship at 5 45 P M with Myrle Hoffman serving. Evening service at 7 30 with hymn sing and a sermon by Rev Jewett.
The annual South Divide Sunday mission rally will be held with two services. The morning service at 10:30 will be led by Rev. Wm. F. Hirst of Big, Nebraska, and the 2:30 afternoon service by Rev. A. Saeger of North Platte, Nebraska. The neighboring congregations and the public are invited to attend. Otto H. Wittig, pastor.
Church notices list a 9: 245 school, 31:00 worship service, and 8:00 choir practice. Arc Society meets Wednesday evening next week. A weekly thought quote about voices becoming truth attributed to Pastor Howard Osborne.
Sermon by Romer B. Hix sets tone for Next Sunday. Junior-Intermediate Fellowship meets at 4 20 p m with Stiman Coulter leading devotions and Joan Hagemeister guiding Youth Fellowship discussion at 7 30 p m. Reed gummed tape advertised.
Desk blotters in colors are available at The Telegraph. Day books and journals are always in stock at The Telegraph.
Gordon Miller and Lavern Couch left this week for Laramie to enter Wyoming University. Zone Lions Club meeting in Bridgeport saw Glenn Spearow with Ray Graff and Rex Carey of Dalton. Busy travel between Kansas towns as families visit relatives and seek health benefits. Jerome Short returns to Lincoln to resume study at the University of Nebraska. Leonard Herrod, a kidney druggist, is recovering from emergency surgery at Taylor Hospital while Jim Frandsen of Dalton fills in at Herrod Drug Store.
Genuine rubber bands offered in ter pound boxes for 56 cents. Advertises new records today including Columbia popular and masterworks. Also M. G. M. at The Gift Shop Jewelers.
The 1947 Britannica Book of the Year reports life expectancy at birth for the United States: white males 63.55 years, white females 68.95 years, Negro males 55.30 years, and Negro females 58.99 years, reflecting racial disparities of that era.
Principal Nimtz reports Sidney High School enrollment rises by 19 students from last year. Freshmen 92, Sophomores 72, Juniors 84, Seniors 73 are the grade counts for this year.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Schoolcraft and children spent Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Keith Sprenger. Alfred Sprenger visited Mrs. Lulu Ells and Ivor Sunday. Frank Rasmussen and family were dinner guests of E. Ruhter and Roy Hulls families. Dan Sell left for Washington after two months with brother John Sell. Harvey George and daughters visited John Sell. Glen Beale and Barbetta returned from Iowa trip. Mrs. J. C. Johnson called on Mrs.
Jack Nelson in Potter Monday afternoon. Numerous visits mark a busy period with Frank Klentz, C H Hammond, Walter, Ethel, and many others dining, shopping, and hosting in Sterling, Milan, Sidney, and Calhoun. Neighbors, family and friends shared dinners, picnics, and overnight stays through the week, including Dolan relatives from California and Nelson family gatherings.
Mr and Mrs Wayne Livingston of Denver were weekend guests of Arvin Livingstons in a cordial social visit highlighting local hospitality and family ties.
Worn curtains near the edges can be trimmed and resewn to create sash or two tie back curtains with contrasting ruffles or hems. This preserves fabric and offers a fresh look.
Fragmentary note describes an accordion credited to an Aéssteian nizard Damian in 1829 and claims it can be played in a single key with tonic and dominant but presents garbled details and unclear context.
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