Effective Praying Lessons on Humble Requests
This February 12 1956 piece urges prayer as more than asking. it stresses humility confession and repentance over demanding gifts. It contrasts wrong and right prayer, cites the parable of the persistent widow, notes God’s justice rather than guaranteed results, and concludes with a brief historical science aside about early America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
St Jesus
Jesus
God
Division of Christian Education
National Council of the Churches of Christ
Community Press Service
Ohio Woman’s Club elects Mrs Nagel president
Mrs. Fritz Nagel of 920 Maple Ave was chosen as president of the Ohio Women’s Club in January. A Sidney resident since last year she has lived in Salt Lake City and worked with The Ohio Oil Co. Her husband is the Hamilton district geologist. Nagel is active in multiple clubs and has two young sons. She will lead the club meeting Thursday at 7:30 PM in the Episcopal parish hall and report on the membership drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Womens Club
Fritz
Barbara
David
Nagel
Newcomers Club
Hospital Auxiliary
Belles and Beaux Group
Salt Lake City
Petroleum Wives Club
Newcomers’ Club
Illinois
Rockford College
Rockford
Engagement of Eva Mae Slagle to Maurice King
Mr and Mrs Frank Slagle of Fort Collins announce the engagement of daughter Eva Mae to Maurice King son of Mr and Mrs Guy King of Beatrice An early June wedding is planned Miss Slagle attended Junior College in Fairbury Neb and the University of Nebraska She is completing her third year teaching in Bird City Kansas Her fiancé attended the State Trade School at Milford and now works for American Telephone and Telegraph in Sidney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Slagle
Fort Collins
Eva Mae
Maurice King
Guy King
Beatrice
Miss Slagle
Fairbury
Nebr
University of Nebraska
Bird City
Kans
Milford
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Sidney
Social Bridge Clubs Face Recurring February Meetings
Numerous clubs held midweek gatherings at members' homes with bridge and pinochle sessions. Prizes awarded included high and low honors to members such as Mrs. Earl Ferguson, Mrs. George Fisher, Mrs. Kokjer, and Mrs. Nimtz. The schedule shows Feb 21 22 meetings hosted by various members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Fletcher
Earl Ferguson
George Fisher
Gene Lienemai
Lee Mitchell
New Members Join Schlumberjanes
The Schlumberjanes met at Mrs. Don Stephens home on Wednesday night. Three new members Mrs. Ray Grimm Mrs. T H GNeill and Mrs Harvey George joined. A guest Mrs Ora Phares attended. Door prize won by Mrs Bill Wehmiller. Bunco and bridge were played. next meeting set for Wednesday March 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Stephens
Bob Marth
Ray Grimm
T. H. G’neill
Harvey George
Ora Phares
Bill Wehmiller
Bunco
Bridge
Hospital Auxiliary To Elect Officers
The Cheyenne County Hospital Auxiliary will hold a general meeting on Tuesday February 14 at 2 o clock in the hospital auxiliary room. An executive board session will precede at 1 30. Sidney members will serve lunch for 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County Hospital
Sidney
When the soil is gone man must go and the process does not take long
A stark reflection on soil depletion warns that once land is exhausted humans must act quickly to adapt or face collapse. The note emphasizes urgency and survival stakes as arable ground diminishes worldwide.
Exemplar sorority meets to view Indian life study
Beta Sigma Phi chapter met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Neal Atkins home. Mrs. B H Grimm led a lesson from Within Two Worlds by David Cory with Arizona trip slides showing American Indian life. Attendees included Mrs. N C Livoni. program date February 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Xi Jota
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Neal Atkins
B. H. Grimm
David Cory
Arizona
N. C. Livoni
Our Soil and Country Unite in Service and Sacrifice
A compact, solemn call echoes to defend the land by serving the nation as citizens. the message frames soil stewardship as a duty tied to national loyalty and collective resilience.
Kernel and Klod Krops 4-H Hold Meeting at Elevator
The Kernel and Klod Krops 4-H Klub met at the old Farmers Elevator Saturday with seven members. John Hinrichs led Seed Bed Preparation and Stanley Jorgenson conducted part of the lesson. Harold Irwin will lead Controlling Weeds in Wheat at the next meeting February 25 at his home. We will judge wheat, oats, barley, sorghum and millet and plan T shirts for the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kernal & Klod Krops
The
Kernel
Klod Krops
Harold Irwin
Red Writing Hood Typewriter Paper Leaves Tar-Treated Hallmark
A brief note describes typewriter carbon paper in tar and legal sizes, mentioning Red Writing Hood and The Telegraph as popular brands used for copying documents. The item is framed as a common office supply in mid century contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telegraph
Man’s life tied to soil from city corner to rural fields
The passage asserts that a person’s existence and livelihood are inseparable from the land. It emphasizes that from early days to burial, a man’s identity and work are grounded in soil, whether in urban markets or windblown countryside.
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James
America
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Bridge Clubs
la Plaisir
F. L. B. Goodwin
la Plaisir Club
T. E. Kokjer
Thomas O’connell
Wm. D. Harte
WeNine
Merry Mix
Clyde Johnson
Merry Mix Club
Joe Dodds
D. E. Weimer
Johnson
Walter Cork
A. E. Nimtz
Tri-Deck
Wayne Loch
Tri-Deck Club
Warren Ellison
Harold Tremain
Lew Mehling
Claude Wather
Gerald Snow
Art Bauer
Tremain
WeNine Bridge Club
M. R. Sigler
Warren Cunningham
J. W. Vaughn
J. R. Miller
Phil McMullen
Arnold Westerhoff
Westerhoff
Fred George
George
B. W. Schulte
W. E. Gehrig, Sr
Bernice Kelley
P. J. Heaton
Sans Souci
Charles Deaver
Sans Souci Club
Francis Hruska
E. S. Sherrerd
Dodds
Foster Cook
Schlumberjanes
City Cab
Ted Green
Davey Oil CO
Beauty Shop
Western Drug Store
Jolly Ran
Jolly Rancher
CHER
Corner
12Th
the “Magi
Winter Drug
Rexa
Seven-Up Bottling CO
Valentine Cakes
Vienna
Rudy
West
Outrigger
H.P
Chivrolet
Chevrolet
Jackson
Sidney, Nebraska
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