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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1970
Page
3
A devotional discussing evil, free will, and the parable of the weeds and the wheat. It explains that God does not cause evil but permits it as people choose, and final judgment comes after this life. The piece urges restraint in judging others and highlights mission to spread the kingdom beyond the apparent “wheat.”
The Rev. Virgil Green of Las Animas Colorado began full time ministry at Calvary Baptist Church the first of this year. He previously worked for Bent County Welfare Department and filled the pulpit part time since November replacing Rev. Elmer Mundy now living in Lexington. Green a 30 year Oklahoma ministerial veteran has farmed and taught in elementary grades. He and wife Leatha reside at 1129 10th Street with eight children in California Oklahoma Kansas Colorado and Korea.
The Church of the Nazarene reports 1969 gifts surpassing 7 million dollars toward world missions. The total may reach 7.3 million, up 6.5 percent from 1968. World work includes 600+ missionaries, new Honduras work in 1970, a Guam mission, and English churches in Tokyo and Okinawa.
Dalton News notes next year will require clubs to haul their own straw and clean stalls after the fair to save about 800 dollars. Joe Henke reports on grooming animals and attending stock shows. Officers for the year include Gene Nelson president Ray Henke leader and Randy Linton secretary treasurer. next meeting February 8 at the old fire hall. Honor rolls list numerous seniors juniors sophomores and freshmen across multiple quarters with many named students and repeated mentions of Scholastic honors.
Lincoln Nebraska United States wheat sales to Japan in 1969 were the second highest on record with Japan purchasing 80 949 940 bushels. The 1967 high was 83 363 060 bushels and the division credits ongoing market development efforts for maintaining leadership in the Japanese market.
Scottsbluff businessman Don Sample was elected to the Scotts Bluff National Bank board of directors at the annual stockholders meeting. He serves as vice president of Nebraska Machinery Co and manager of the Scottsbluff branch, with prior roles on local hospital, Rotary Club, country club, and Hiram Scott College boards. Sample has lived in Scottsbluff since 1946 and is married to Gretchen Barlow.
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Richman was crowned Sunday as Worthy Advisor elect of the Rainbow girls. Mr. and Mrs. Don Sharman and family dined with Mr. and Mrs. Harry Oliver ius and family Sunday. Mrs. John Hornicek, a medical patient in Sidney hospital, was dismissed Sunday. Numerous local families visited, hosted or dined with relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cruise, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Zimola, Mr. and Mrs. Don Miles, and others.
County officials announce extension actions on 1970 feed grain price support loans for government owned grain and stored crops. Details cover corn sorghum maturities, loan expirations, and reseal terms for farm stored oats barley and grain sorghum with dates and state specifics.
Miss Kendra Kaye Dickinson infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Danny Dickinson was honored at a Sunday Jan 25 shower at the Crook V F W Hall. Guests enjoyed two songs two games gifts were opened and lunch served to about 30 attendees with hostesses named. Other community visits and family gatherings are noted through the report with numerous names and places across Lodgepole Sterling Julesburg Fremont and Grant Nebraska.
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