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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1951
Page
2
J. C. Bush and Jack H. Lowe publish an independent weekly and semi weekly paper at 11th Avenue and Illinois Street Sidney Cheyenne County Western Nebraska. Post office second class matter rates 4.00 yearly inside 50 miles 8.00 outside. Published every Tuesday and Friday mornings devoted to local interests.
State Senator Hugh Carson of Ord, 51, heads a drive to circulate petitions to outlaw pari mutuel betting in Nebraska. Carson, veteran of the liquor probe and O P nomination bid, has authored a 1951 whiskey tax bill and leads a push through a broad legislative postures. The note lists his background, affiliations, and plans as governor prospects rise.
The Little Workers 4-H Club met May 24 at Marilyn Deavers home with all fifteen members present. They judged their cookies and enjoyed a lunch. The next meeting will be June 7 at Barbara McRoberts home to bake and judge muffins. Ruth Handley, reporter.
The column notes slow agency replies, citing 69 and 82 day timelines, and urges quicker responses. It surveys the 1950 Chief of the Forest Service report on Nebraska forests, private land, shelterbelts, grazing fees, and county allocations. It also covers Korea War reflections, MacArthur testimony, inflation remarks, and peace rumor chatter in Washington.
The piece argues that honest doubt can lead to deeper faith, citing Thomas as a model who sought evidence before belief. It notes his initial gloom and skepticism, yet his sincere desire to believe and eventual cry of “My Lord and my God.” It credits doubt as a gateway to richer religious experience for sincere seekers.
Weyerts Auxiliary of Legion Post 137 in Gurley schedules Memorial Day services with poppy wreaths prepared by Mrs. Jack McVickers and Mrs. Marvin McNurlin to decorate graves. Past Girl Staters and auxiliary members assist Clarice Oberndorfer for Girls State session. Gurley Girl Scouts host Scout Mothers party. Commander Draper presents Legion Awards at Gurley High School commencement to Jane Rowan, Richard Gibbons, and Clarice Oberndorfer.
Happy Hollow 4-H Club met Friday evening May 25 at the Lowell Hokom home with nine members present and two absent. Cows of different dairy breeds were judged and discussed. The next meeting is set for June 7 at the Herman Florke home.
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