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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1957
Page
12
Devotional reading outlines passages from Numbers Joshua Judges and Isaiah. It highlights faith in action and reliance on divine strength amid trials. The text references Numbers 13 and 14 1-10 24 30 39 Joshua 14 6-15 15 13-19 Judges 1 14 15 and Isaiah 40 27-31.
A sermon outline contrasts Caleb with the doubting majority, praising faith that trusts God in danger. It cites Moses era explorers and contrasts Luther and Hitler to warn against faith turned to pride. Includes a note on simple cornbread and deviled ham serving suggestions.
The records note a Sidney Kimball National Farm Loan Association official since 1936 born in Omaha in 1898 who served in World War I and held positions in Lions and Masons. The other profile highlights a Town & Country Market produce manager born in 1921 in Rockford Colorado with Army service and diverse hobbies.
8:30 a.m. Morning worship with guest speaker Dr. George Bancroft from Omaha, executive for the Synod of Nebraska. 9:45 a.m. Sunday School led by Supt. Murrey Fuller. Bible study enrollment invited. Thursday July 25 7:30 p.m. Adult choir practice directed by William Fankhauser.
Sunday supper guests included Mr and Mrs Dick Kastens in Frank Jones home and Mr Mrs Harry Richmond of Syracuse and Mr Mrs Otto Einemann called in the Vernon Bartling home. Dozens attended visits, picnics and club meetings with families from Chappell Sidney Sidney, Oshkosh and Kimball noted.
Lenhart Schobert began work as Job-Parts and Service Manager with Elwell Meters on January 15, 1946. Born March 25, 1924 in Springfield Nebraska, he married Carolyn Bogar on August 22, 1945 in Creston Town. They have two children, Roland and David, and he enjoys gardening and sports. He is a member of the Methodist Church, Masonic Lodge, Cub Scout committee, and Men's Club.
Maple Grove residents share a weekend of picnics and fishing trips at the dam near Ogallala. Families including the Miles, Boothe, Sharman, and Runion clans visit homes, host dinners, and take short trips to Longmont and Holyoke, with multiple guests and gatherings noted through the week.
In Nashville Tennessee officials announced offerings for 1957 Race Relations Day in Methodist churches totaling 345525 dollars. Although short of the 600000 dollar goal the sum marks the largest donation in the program’s history and will support Negro colleges connected to the Methodist Church.
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