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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1956
Page
4
Kenneth J Foreman presents a devotional reading on Luke 14 and Matthew 10:24 10 focusing on lessons for Sunday school. The background scripture guides readers through parables and teachings for classroom study.
Christian Marks Lesson explores three evident traits of Jesus followers in Luke: helpfulness humility and honesty. It notes extraordinary demand for these ordinary virtues, warns against self deception, and cites Jesus washing feet as the ultimate humble act.
The F. N. Club met at Robert Rexroth home on Thursday afternoon with all members present except one and four visitors. February meeting set for Clarence Strandberg home. Various social visits and birthday celebrations noted among members and neighbors.
A town note mentions four inches of snow on the level and caution about drifting with wind. Local residents attend weddings funerals and religious meetings in Sterling Brush and Denver. A UC food science note states fresh meat lasts longer in cold storage with certain safe chemicals.
The Sunnyside Improvement Club elected officers for the coming year at a Monday meeting at Sunnyside School. President is Mrs. Louis Schmale, vice president Lemoyne Johnson, and secretary treasurer Russell Olson. The community also notes various local visits and family gatherings through the week.
A sophisticated locomotive and car testing system on British railways gauges engine and car performance across a wide speed range and varied traffic. The Yaqui are noted as the best known and sturdiest Indian tribe of Sonora Mexico.
Residents invited to donate worn linens and towels for cancer dressings with Mrs. Michaels or Mrs. Still coordinating. An all day dressings meeting is planned in the E U B Church basement on Thursday January 26 with sack lunches and coffee. Community notes report travel for the Logan County Commissioners to Cedar Rapids Chicago and Florida plus local visits and hospital care updates.
The Redwood Library, founded in 1747 in Newport Rhode Island, is the oldest continually used library structure in America and remains open daily.
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