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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1969
Page
3
A devotional urges that going to church is not the same as worship. True worship is communion with God, not flashy services or rituals. The article recalls Israel’s tabernacle as God’s dwelling place and asks readers what they will offer this Sunday.
The Rev Raymond J Thiel from Gloria Dei Lodgepole and Grace Lutheran Chappell argues Christians must take a stance on anti ballistic missiles. He urges informed opinion, prayer, and active citizenry rather than apathy, linking church power to national future and peace.
A special session of the Nebraska Conference of The United Methodist Church will meet September 5 and 6 in Grand Island to review Urban Rural Crisis and Fund for Reconciliation projects. Delegates from 486 local churches aim to raise 170000 for 1969 70 plus Nebraska funding toward a 400000 reconciliation goal through May 1972 with national allocation.
Community notes report John and Mrs. White relocating to Fort Morgan for work. The obituary for William Conster, 78, Ava Missouri, details his life from western Iowa birth in 1895 through farm work in Nebraska and Peetz driving a truck, later opening a repair shop, note his World War I service, baseball activity, retirement to Ava, and survivors. The item lists many social visits, weddings, and farm-related events across Peetz and nearby towns, including attendance by local families at weddings in Sidney and St. Patrick’s Church, with travel to Lincoln for continuing education activities and 4-H camp plans.
Edinburgh firefighters rushed to a warehouse after a report of smoke but found the building empty. Wearing breathing masks, they forced entry only to discover the site was undergoing fumigation for moths.
Police cars and a harbor patrol boat rushed to the Anthony Wayne bridge in Toledo after reports a man threatened to jump. Officers found him on the bridge railing waiting for his stalled engine to cool.
A reader faced a dense list of clues and obscure terms ranging from money related hints to plant names and clothing items. The puzzle features odd spellings and unusual synonyms, inviting cross checking with historical dictionaries for precise matches.
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