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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1961
Page
12
The item outlines a devotional reading plan from the International Unifonn Sunday School, referencing John 4 and John 1:43-61 as the central biblical passages. It centers on religious study guidance and lesson framing for the coming session.
A sermon on belief from John 4 emphasizes faith’s growth from cautious inquiry to personal contact with Christ. It notes the Samaritan woman’s initial doubt, her gradual awareness, and the neighbors’ eventual belief sparked by firsthand experience with Jesus. The piece outlines stages of faith and stresses individual encounter as essential to true conviction.
Goodview Community Club hosted its annual fun feed with over 100 attendees on Thursday. The event featured a live talent program with Faye Stevens and Brent Bills among performers, plus updates on club activities and upcoming meetings at the schoolhouse and other local venues.
Toledo police officer observed a man pushing a stalled car to the curb and offered aid. The license plate matched a vehicle reported stolen minutes earlier, and the man was charged with auto theft.
Two hundred nine thousand five hundred pounds of powdered milk five hundred twenty nine thousand pounds of rice and other foods with a total value of nearly eighty four thousand dollars are shipped by Protestant churches of America to aid refugees and war casualties in the Congo. Bishop Frederick B. Newell of Church World Service notes six months of relief totaling more than six hundred twenty seven thousand dollars in food and medicines. Distributions are by Congo Protestant Relief Agency amid gunfire and crowded hospitals. 250 000 to 300 000 refugees are in need.
A scrambled crossword list appears with Across and Down clues and several entries. The page also details social visits and gatherings including the Haskell family, Jones, Sick, Walsh, Lehn, and others visiting in Lodgepole Chappell Oshkosh Bird City Goodland and North Platte with church, club and dinner events noted.
Maureen Peterson stayed as an overnight guest with the Wayne Campbell family. Roy Earnhart visited Mrs. J. E. Stevens. Rev. and Mrs. R. R. Sharp from Oshkosh spent Wednesday with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Stonecipher. John Deere Day in Chappell drew many locals. Russell Lindley and family hosted dinner for Mrs. Ray Sterns and Mrs. John Saiser of Chappell. Keith Petersons were evening callers. Sunday dinner guests at Lavern Sprengel’s included Lodgepolers and others from Colorado Springs. Ronald Sick visited his father in Sidney hospital. Mr Franzen shows improvement. Burien Carter and children visited in the Sick home. Wayne found, with Mrs. John Hornicek and Mrs. Don Lafler, spent in Denver Tuesday and Wednesday. Archie Heath of Broadwater visited Garrett Scharrell’s in Lodgepole last Wednesday. En route from Ogallala they visited Roderick Aults. Wayne Bond and Mrs. Bond visited Lou Quinn’s in Lodgepole. Mrs. Ronald Sick hosted the Ways and Means committee of her sorority Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Leonard Lehn of Chappell spent Monday with her parents and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Garrett Scharrell and June.
Civil Service invites men and women with two years accounting or bookkeeping experience to apply for trainee tax examiner positions with the Internal Revenue Service. Education may substitute for experience. Starting salary is $4040 yearly. Formal training leads to higher paying roles. Information available at the Civil Service office in the post office.
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