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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1969
Page
3
The devotional piece links Lincoln at Gettysburg to biblical exodus, recounting Moses and Israel’s deliverance. It frames God’s presence as the force behind leadership, noting Moses’s questioning identity and God’s response. It reflects on faith, history, and national birthday through scripture.
Peetz area reports no harvest activity for a week as humidity slows wheat cutting. Jim Potter Jr plans a 1948 class reunion on Aug 16 with a Sidney picnic on Aug 17 inviting all friends. Community extends sympathy to Nels Nelson on the death of his father Andrew in Sidney and many neighbors visit, host, and travel between Aberdeen Idaho Denver Omaha and various homes for harvest help and gatherings.
In a sermon titled She Pastor Speaks D R Jones asks how to meet global crises. He contends true change starts within each person not bigger programs or politics. He urges embracing Christ’s presence and becoming more whole to answer God’s call to build a better you.
Holy Trinity Lutheran schedules Tuesday meetings for Christian Education and Worship and Music at 7 30 p m First Christian Church elders host an family picnic Friday at 6 30 p m at Legion Park bring covered dish Friday through Tuesday visit for Sunday breakfast Mrs Margaret Johnson and Barbara visit Chuck and Billy Johnson in Estes Park over Saturday night 4 H achievement night planned Aug 4 all projects on display public invited Mrs Gene Hume returns home after assisting sister in Kimball and Sidney during a birth Mr and Mrs Orley Beahm attend a family reunion in Alma Neb staying in McCook over Saturday night Elmer Davis visits Beams Tuesday Denny Cates visits Goranson Wednesday
At the annual school meeting on July 14 Bernard Fuehrer was elected president. Mrs. Stanley Raddatz became secretary and Jack Easterly treasurer. A large party followed at the Rieken home with many neighbors and relatives in attendance for a family birthday dinner. The day featured cards and a moon telecast with numerous callers and several local visits.
The First Baptist Church hosts Bible Time for preschoolers through seventh grade, ages four to 12. Sessions run weekdays from 1 to 4 p.m. led by Rev. Jerry Wilke with activities including Bible stories games prizes crafts and free bus rides. Rides can be arranged by calling 254-3621 or the parsonage at 254-4073.
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