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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1961
Page
12
A devotional asks why Jesus refused to multiply bread for a crowd, stressing that physical hunger is only one of many needs. It argues the mind and spirit crave understanding and God, and that the Bread of Life awakens those deeper hungers through shared faith and contemplation.
Two late registration requests reached San Diego State College on the final day. A jailed student of a traffic violation and a Colorado student trapped by a snow bank were granted permission to register after appeals were approved.
Across clues cover delicate fabric imaginary animal applaud and more with entries such as conveyance valiant poet muse narcissus and lance. Down clues include metal bearing vein state positively gourd and compass point abbreviations forming a full crossword grid.
The Center Ladies Aid met January 24 at Mrs. Adelaide Swanson’s home with twelve members and one visitor. They displayed pioneer items, many over 100 years old, and Mrs. Stecher showed her mother’s wedding dress. A book review by Mrs. Weible and a Valentine themed lunch followed.
A school schedule lists games and activities from Monday February 6 to Saturday February 11. It includes junior high volleyball and basketball with Dalton and Harrisburg, bus trips to Dalton and Potter, LPVAA volleyball rounds in Gurley and Lodge Pole, a finals weekend with an Eastern Division round, pep rallies, college visit, class meetings, and a Valentine party. The Gurley School menu shows vegetable soup, rice pudding, hot beef sandwiches, goulash, and other items.
Rush Creek notes Doyle Florke's 16th birthday celebration Monday evening with family and friends. The report also mentions Doyle returning to school after an appendicitis operation and lists numerous local visits and visits to relatives across the area.
Local notes list visits and social calls in the Sidney area. Henry Haupts and relatives traveled to Gering to see friends, visit homes, and meet new baby boy. numerous dinners and gatherings are noted with neighbors and relatives including the Mohatts Kurz Olson and Luehrs families, and P.T.A. activities at the Youth Center.
Mrs Ruthie Alexander and her husband Nathaniel welcomed triplets at Doctors Hospital in San Diego. The couple planned names Karen for a girl and Douglas for a boy if needed. The babies include two girls and a boy and the couple did not expect twins in the mix.
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