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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1938
Page
2
Gurley column reports funerals and visits as Sorn Jensen attend a funeral in Hardy for Mrs Jensen’s father. Local residents recover from flu. guests visit from Kimball Potter and Minatare. Community groups meet for social events in Gurley including Missionary Society and Kensington activities. high school picnic at Greenwood Springs marks initiation week for freshmen.
Reverend Victor Jung and family departed Sunday morning for Pleasant Dale for a vacation and visit. En route they stopped in Chappell to preach for the Mission Festival. Reverend Boehnke will fill the pulpit during Jung's absence. Sunday services are at 11 a.m.
Methodist church holds Sunday School at 10:00, worship at 11:00 with Pastor Clinton Senneff. Grace Lutheran offers worship at 9:30, sermon and teaching, Church School at 10:30 with a special program prepared, Luther League at 7:30 p.m. Pastor J. S. Rhine.
Gordon Buckleiter of Denver, formerly of Dalton, now at Asbury dairy. Edwin Heizer returned from Fort Morgan to help John Davison cut corn. Presbyterian Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Clarence Martin. next hostesses will be Mrs. Kenneth Reeves and Miss Margaret Satterlee. Various notes on schools, clubs, music plans, and sports prep for festival day as Haxtun visits. G. C. Eaton to Bassett. recent visitors include Ernest Koops and Matt Kummer. flood scare for Kummer family. G H Worth buys Ben Carter home with possession November 1.
Carter’s plans for the winter are not definite as residents anticipate travel before choosing a location. A card arrived from Mr and Mrs Kenneth Thompson of South Hampton England detailing a steady voyage and continued travel toward Moga India. Miss Marcella Henke works at the Alex Ross residence while Mrs Ethel Myers and family move into two rooms in the Mallory Morgan house formerly vacated by the Ebrel family who left for Kansas for the winter. Gustin family members will occupy the Gustin house vacated by the Myers. Jessie Scott of Bridgeport, Elsie Ewing’s sister, has been very ill at her daughter’s home. The first Worker's Conference for the season meets with S S Superintendent George Kivett at his home Monday night. Dalton’s Fall Festival is set for Thursday and Friday, September 29 and 30. Forrest Devier and three daughters attended a family dinner Sunday at his parents’ home honoring September birthdays. A J Kinnersley has moved his family to Sidney where he is practicing law.
Mrs. H H Misegadis of Sunol visited Bertha Bahr and Elvira Scliet with Bill Brown joined Glenn Dickinson at the Dickinson home. Gatherings included Bonser and Birkby families, shopping in Sidney, and a Seattle? trip. Farmers report seeding wheat with ground soaked and early seedings looking fine.
Potassium cyanide is described as an extremely poisonous chemical used to kill insects. It must be handled under strict rules for dangerous chemicals.
The Trinity Lutheran Church invites parishioners to Sunday worship at 9 30 in German. Pastor Otto H Wittig leads with the sermon based on John 14 1 14 titled The Christian s Comfort in Their Many Trials.
Church School at 9 45 Morning Worship at 11 Sermon Seeing The Unseen Epworth League 6 30 Evening Worship 7 30 Sermon The Two Debtors Mid week prayer Wednesday 7 30 Choir Thursday 7 15 Quote: The church is a dynamo for charging human wills John J Sheaff Minister
The Christian Church invites members to Sunday morning services for an "An Enlarged Vision" sermon and a 7:30 P M Sunday evening service. A church conference led by Roger Winger is planned Tuesday evening, with all teachers and officers expected. Choir practice Thursday at 7 30 P M. Promotion day in Sunday school Sunday with special service. Ralph M Dyer Minister.
At 10:00 AM Sunday School followed by an 11:00 AM church service. Sermon topic titled How Shall We Think of God with music and song during the service.
Dr W T Kahse pastor Trinity Lutheran Church announces Bible School at 9 45 a m with class promotions and worship at 11 a m sermon Casting All Our Cares Upon God Choir rehearsal Thursday at 8 p m. Everyone invited to attend.
Christ Church announces Holy Communion at 8 30 A M and Church School at 9 45 A M for the Fifteenth Sunday after Trinity. The public is invited to worship and participate in services led by Dean P E Spehr.
Sunday School at 9 30 A M English services at 10 30 A M change in service times no German services Preparatory instruction for baptism and church membership for high school pupils Tuesdays and Thursdays at 8 A M and for grade school children 9 A M Tuesday to Friday Classes for adult instruction Tuesdays and Fridays at 8 P M Parsonage at 1512 Osage call 2151 for class arrangements Visitors welcome at services and classes
Weekday masses at 7 am and Sunday masses at 7, 8, and 9 30 am. Sunday evening devotion rosary instruction and benediction at 730 pm. Anton Link pastor.
Mr and Mrs Charles Earnhart hosted Sunday evening at the Roy Earnhart home. Oshkosh caller Tinburg Welch visited the John Grimes home Monday afternoon. Willis and Wilbert Christensen with families, and John Grimes and son, gathered at the H O Withers home Friday evening and Garrett Scharrell home Saturday. Marjorie Grimes dined with Phyllis Campbell Sunday. George Forster and Sidney family visited Garrett Scharrell Sunday evening. Sunday supper at Wilbert Christensen home featured E Sick and others from Chapell, Pace, Lindley, Hoffman and Stoll families.
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