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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1960
Page
3
A Christian message argues love requires justice and that social justice extends beyond political or legal fairness. It cites Amos and modern poverty issues, noting discrimination against races and the housing crisis as examples. The piece urges educated leadership and accessible education to strengthen the nation.
A campaign notice in Lincoln Illinois distributes pencils inscribed with the message This pencil has no eraser because you make no mistake when you vote for Armin E Fricke. The item signals an effort to elect Fricke as Logan County coroner.
The Rev Bob Geller and family depart for Colorado Springs then Sierra Leone for a year while siblings plan visits. Dalton Lions Club and Town Board build a park rest room 12 by 12 with cement roof and floor. firemen train for Chadron tournament July 31 as Ovid contest noted.
A scanned crossword puzzle grid presents a long list of Across and Down clues with numbers and brief hints. Entries cover topics from spoiled to beverage to maritime terms, including ancient rulers, materials, plants, scales, and common nouns. The page mixes word definitions, partial phrases, and grid navigation cues for a full puzzle experience.
Wm Crasthill returned to his duties at the Sioux Ordinance Depot Tuesday but was sent home for two more weeks of rest. Weekend visitors of the Rev. and Mrs Ron Norman were the
Rev. and Mrs. Stanley G. Ecklund and family of Sioux City Iowa note church ties with St. Luke Lutheran. Rev. Ecklund mentored Rev. Norman during seminary. Trinity Lutheran Junior Choir meets Saturday July 16 at 1 30. Service July 17 at 8 30 with Sunday School at 9 15. Ladies Aid meets July 20 at 2 00 hosted by Mrs. Raymond Weed with Mrs. Albert Ehlers leading.
Morning worship and church school announced with service at 10 30 a.m. and Sunday School at 9 15 a.m. The brief item notes the church timetable for attendees.
Admitted: Dalton Mrs Frieda Click MR Charlie Eckert Ronald Dykman Bridgeport Mrs Jack Wells Dismissed: Dalton Mrs Frieda Click Art Sassman Ronald Dykman Mrs Willis Beyer Bridgeport Mrs Jack Wells and daughter Bonnie Ruth Dix Mrs Carl Neel and daughter Mona Lea Births: Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Jack Wells of Bridgeport a
At 8.00 PM the M.C.C. Club hosts Mrs Carrie Ravers as hostess followed by events. On July 20 the Lutheran Ladies Aid hosted by Mrs Raymond Weed with M s Albert Ehlers providing the program.
On July 22 Mud Springs Wottiam's Club will serve lunch at the monument during the Pony Express Ride event highlighting community engagement and historical celebration.
The Northwesterners 4 H Club met at Mary Lynn Weed’s home June 28 with a dairy breed roll call. Mary Lynn Weed and Diana Lynn Aurich demonstrated Identification Buying and Cooking of Meat for a June 29 Practice Demonstration Day in Sidney. Charles Stonecipher spoke on baby beef fitting and showing. Next meeting set for July 15 at Clayton and Tammy Shoemaker with a family picnic. Lunch by the hostess. Barbara Aurich, reporter.
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