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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1958
Page
7
Script from a religious column argues that justice begins in the home not the broader society. It notes the home shows differing roles for father mother and child and warns against assuming equal treatment equals true justice. It contends divine justice requires living out mercy faith and love in daily acts, despite imperfect earthly justice.
In Oklahoma City a three year old named Jay Sullivan told his mother a bag was under his shirt after helping in the yard. He described it as a little friend, prompting his mother to reassure and react to the odd discovery.
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Local church listings show multiple congregations in Salton Nebraska and nearby Peetz Colorado with service times and contact pastors. Notable entries include CHURCH OF CHRIST Lith and Jackson with Sunday Bible study and worship, SACRED HEART in Peetz, and ST DOMINIC'S in Broadwater with Mass times and confession schedule.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Kent spent two weeks camping in a tent at the north Sterling Reservoir enjoying boating swimming and good fishing. They hosted and were visited by relatives from California Wyoming and local friends. Local social notes include Bible class ladies gathering Angel food cake and coffee, visits by Jennie Christensen from Denver, and many relatives gathering for weekend trips and hospital updates. A mishap involved Harry Segelke injuring an ankle in a dance, taken to a hospital for casting.
Mr and Mrs Orley Beahm and Cacy Chamberlain spent the Fourth at the He man Dalleggie home while Mrs Everett Burt and her daughter visited Monday at the Delmar Nelson home.
Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary met in regular session at the Legion Hall on Tuesday July 8 at 2 pm. Eighteen adult members three junior members and four children attended. Jennie Smith named the committee chairmen for the coming year including Liota Robertson rehabilitation and child welfare May Heath legislative and Americanism Evelyn Talich membership Mable Kreider Irma Quinn purchasing Lois Talich and Pearl Nelson gifts and cards Kay Miller music Fannie Haack memorial Ruth Quinn Girls State.
Mae Zalesky Ir¢ma Quinn and Clara Fraass of Red School House plus Alice Brown and Jennie Simuth contributed. Calendars for studies were given to members present. Olive Johnson received the Red School House award. July serving committee includes Helen Hernbloom, Helen Lydiatt, and Fannie Haack to plan the July Lions Club dinner. Irma Quinn reports.
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