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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1960
Page
2
In Acts, the doctor narrator notes life changes when God touches people. Lydia opens her heart to Pauls message and becomes closer to Christ, the slave girl moves from weakness to strength, and the jailer shifts from cruelty to mercy through faith, showing transformative power of God.
Two men delivering soft drinks in Newport News were fined and jailed after an argument with a customer ended in a fatal incident. Police reported the men were initially in good standing with the customer but misjudged the situation, resulting in 30 days in jail and a $50 fine.
Dick Meyer led a bus of 20 FFA members to Denver for the Stock Show. Families and friends travel, marriages occur, and birthdays celebrated as residents attend church, showers, and gatherings. Several local names and events tie Peetz to Denver trips, surgeries, and community milestones.
Bridal Veil Falls lie in Yosemite National Park, located in east central California, noted as a prominent scenic feature within the park.
Hearings begin on a proposed Nebraska state labor relations law as management and labor clash over unionization tactics and the need for a state framework. Intertwined are debates on interstate highway priorities, nursing home fire safety rules, civil defense powers, and school district consolidation.
Suno News records the Cecil Hunts traveling to California with relatives for a several day visit. Walter Hawk drove to Lexington with Mrs. Hawk staying with relatives for a brother’s upcoming surgery. Stormy weather caused Sunday school closures and Dale Craig hosted guests over the weekend.
Officials say many areas remain concerned as several reorganization plans persist. Citizens have generally responded with varied opinions across the state.
Dale's mother Florence Craig and family visited relatives in Atwood Colorado. Sunol section crews aided North Platte with heavy snow cleanup near the depot and yards. Mrs. Clarence Mashek hosted a morning coffee with gifts and cake. Mrs. Gordon Hornicek led the MEO card party with high honors to Mrs. John Hornicek. Firth Booth and sons visited the Webers in Chappell for supper. Booth, Clinton Gade and A J Fenske sold cattle in Alliance. Mrs. Quelle of Oshkosh passed away, leaving many Sunol friends.
Hornicek taught school in Sunol years ago. Cork Booth and Clinton Gade are among those in Denver attending the Stock Show. Several Sunol friends of Mrs. Ernest Meyer attended her funeral in Lodgepole on Tuesday. The Malcolm Yeagers called on the A. J. Fenske's Thursday. Those from this area attending a Sunday dinner at the Church of Christ in Sidney included Mr and Mrs Tamly De Petha, Mrs Florence Craig and her guests Mr and Mrs Vale Craig and the Malcolm Yeager family of Lodgepole.
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