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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1933
Page
3
William Porter 78, father of Bob and George Porter, is reported seriously ill at his Sidney home after a slight stroke failing to rally. The community venerates him as a loved figure in Sidney as news prompts regret across the town.
Ralph Osborn works this week on a new hunting shack in the east Breadwater district. The pine logs for the structure were brought from Wyoming, and the project reflects his steady river frontier activities.
Mrs L O Keendick of Toledo Iowa visits with her sister Mrs Bertha Bentley and family of Denver. Mr and Mrs Carter Dunaway and children from Denver are guests. A H Jones of Hastings tours the city with Carl Jones and family. Jones sells Chrysler and Plymouth cars. H K Hodgkins and family, former Sidney residents now in Rio Hondo Texas, report their home wrecked by a recent hurricane with twenty inches of rain in 24 hours and winds 75 to 100 mph.
Jacqueline Pindell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. I. L. Pindell, has convalesced after a week of illness. Everett Gade and Miss Ethel Kahler wed at St. Pauls Lutheran Church with attendants Dorothy Gade and Howard Kahler. Mrs. Fred Siedow Jr. visited relatives in Portland. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Geeting hosted dinner guests in Chappell. L. T. Poole of John Deere Plow Co. leaves for Crawford and Alliance on a weeklong trip. Sidney residents attended Mrs. Hans Hansen funeral at Lodge Pole, including H. F. Beckmann, H. B. Nelson, and K. S. Agnew.
B P Hamilton recuperates after three weeks in bed. Mrs. Carl Hutchison returns from Dowagiac after funeral of Allen N Logan. County Superintendent Gertrude Nelson visits east Huntsmand district No 23. J L Hand of Midwest Combine and Implement Co. visits Kimball. Mr and Mrs J E Castello return from Omaha with son Howard. Mary Hink arrives from Falls City to visit Otto and wife. Joe A Gibson Inc reports recent Ford car sales including John Deere Plow Co standard coupe and E J Nielsen of Bridgeport standard Tudor sedan.
Members met at Odd Fellows hall Tuesday night for their monthly business and degree work session. The latter portion featured a bridge game with four tables and a social lunch. Hostesses were Mrs. Frank Tobin and Mrs. Harold Tobin.
An evening social at the Union Pacific hotel and Whitmore home featured Sans Souci Club guests. Dinner for fourteen was served, with bridge at the Whitmore residence. E. S. Sherrerd and spouse earned honors for top bridge play.
Mrs W E Brockelsby celebrated a Sunday birthday with a surprise party at her home. Neighbors brought a birthday dinner and joined in the noonday meal and afternoon visit. Attendees included Mr Ray Frame and daughter Edna, Mr and Mrs A L Cruise and family, Mr and Mrs C B Kinton and family, Mr and Mrs Ed Lipke and family, and Miss Margaret Miller.
Weekday masses at 7 00 a m Sunday masses at 7 00 and 9 30 a m Sunday evening devotions rosary and benediction at 730 p m Anton Link pastor Sunday Bible School at 945 a m worship and sermon at 11 00 a m sermon titled Life Eternal Luther League at 7 p m Rev Steinhoff Fiels representative of Midland College will be present Cordial invitation from Dr W T Kahse pastor
A church notices 10 a m Sunday school and 112 m worship with the topic Why Callest Thou Me Lord. Paul P. Cheff invites all to attend.
September 24 German services at 9 30 a m and English service with Holy Communion at 11 a m. Sunday school at 9 45 a m. September 23 registration for communion 2 to 8 p m and registration also for communion October 1 German service.
A church schedule lists services at 9 45 and 11 with sermon What is a Good Man plus 6 30 Epworth League for senior and intermediate groups. Evening service at 17 30 features The Lost Coin. Message: You need your church your church needs you. Minister F Charling Mills.
Services of Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Church school at 9 45 a.m. James B Roe rector conducts the services.
Sunday school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11. Evening services each night at 7 45 led by Rev and Mrs Edwards from Dodge City Kansas. Both preach with backgrounds at Southwestern Bible schools Enid Oklahoma. Mrs Edwards a graduate. Messages on salvation healing and prophecy. All welcome.
Mrs J E Morrow and Rev M Dryer hosted guests at the Ben Hilpert home. Omaha visitor Mrs Wagner sees Mrs Henry Moench. Local families including Schubarth Light Steffens and Gerler shared dinners and calls. Wendell Mathewson recovering from appendectomy. fodder shock and visits noted. Sidney trip.iau.
Mrs C A Long offers renewals and subscriptions for all leading magazines with low prices. Sample copies available upon request from 1243 Forrest Street. Phone 580 J.
Mr and Mrs Ted Mathewson and family stopped by the J E Morrow residence Sunday evening. A sizable group from the neighborhood attended the mission rival at Gurley Sunday.
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