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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1968
Page
9
A dense roundup lists Sabbath services, worship times, and church activities across many denominations including Seventh Day Adventist, Lutheran, Methodist, Catholic, Baptist, and Jehovah’s Witnesses in towns such as Potter Gurley Harlan San Marino and Peetz. It notes sermon topics broadcast on local channels and details mass times, study groups, confirmations, choir practices, and parish events.
List of Sunday services and weekly activities for Kingdom Hall Jehovahs Witnesses Assembly of God St Pauls Lutheran Messiah Lutheran including times for public Bible discourse watchtower study ministry school service meetings Sunday school worship youth evangelistic prayer and Bible classes with various meeting days and leaders.
The Full Gospel Church on llth and Jackson lists Ralph and Maxine Henkle leading services. Times include Sunday school 9:45 AM, morning service 11:00 AM, radio KSID 1340 at 8:15 AM, evening service 7:45 PM, prayer meeting and Bible study 7:45 PM, and Young People's Service 7:45 PM. The message proclaims Jesus Christ the same yesterday today and forever. Everyone welcome.
The Missouri Synod church northeast of Potter lists Rev. Walter Klipp as interim pastor. Worship at 8 45 a.m. L W M L meets on the third Thursday. Two Sunday school teachers hold sessions on the second and fourth Thursdays. Walther League gathers the fourth Sunday at 7 30 p.m.
The International Church of the Foursquare Gospel on Leth and Elm announces morning worship at 11 a.m. Rev Wilbur Bennett leads 6 30 p m Crusaders and Cadets young people's worship and 7 45 p m Evangelistic service.
Pastor B B Arnold leads an evening service at 7 p.m followed by a Christian youth session at 7 45 p.m with Bible study and prayer commitments listed by C A youth group organizer
Minister Erwin A Kiel holds 10 30 a m worship service and 7 p m youth fellowship each week. Wednesday services include senior choir at 7 30 p m and junior choir after school. Official board meets on the third Monday monthly and The Women's Society of Christian Service meets on the second Wednesday at 2 p m.
Walter H. Seefeldt pastor and the Honigs teach two Sunday school sessions at five in the morning. Worship starts at ten. Ladies Aid meets monthly on the first Wednesday at two. Sunday school teachers meet on the second and fourth Thursdays. Lutheran Laymen's League meets on the third Thursday each month.
The notice lists church activities including CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Pastor G B Abke with services at 11 am, N Y P S 6 pm, Jr Fellowship 6 pm, Evangelistic Service 7 pm, Prayer 7 30. ST MARYS CHURCH led by Rev Cletus P Semper offers 8 am and 10 am Masses with confessions after the 9 am Mass and Saturday 7 30 pm and Sunday pre early Mass.
In Ledgepole Nebraska church activities show a 9 15 a m church school and a 10 30 a m morning worship service. Local residents are urged to attend and participate in the morning program.
The Rev. Max L. Kors presides at Holy Communion services at 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. on the Feast of the Holy Trinity. No church school or nursery. The Collect prays for steadfast faith in the Trinity and protection from adversity.
The First Christian Church at 13th and Jackson lists 9 45 a m Bible School with Mrs Myrtle Higgins as superintendent 11 a m Morning Worship and messages from delegates to State Convention by Mr and Mrs LaVerne Couch Mrs Clarence Dorman and Mrs Bertha Sewell Also June 11 8 00 p m Kamikawa CWF Group meeting with Mrs Marian Hiett June 12 7 30 p m Official Board Meeting chaired by Mr Francis Butterfield.
The Rev Harold Massie leads worship at 9 38 a m with Methodist women meeting the first Wednesday each month Robert Spearow will lead services in June at the church in Gurley Universalist Unitarians announce clergy and schedule changes for summer services.
Indian Railways plans a high speed era with a Delhi Calcutta service in 17 1 2 hours, down from 24 hours, and trains reaching 70 mph. Additional high speed links are planned among Delhi Bombay Madras and Calcutta.
A Nebraska clergyman writes from Immanuel Lutheran Church in Lodgepole urging Americans to honor Robert Kennedy by advancing minority rights within a democratic framework. He warns against violence if minorities lack spokespeople and calls for active, peaceful civic effort to extend equal opportunity and human dignity for all.
The article notes Reid Block turning 11 with celebration on Sunday June 2 supervised by Pastor and Mrs W Borchardt from Wishek North Dakota. Extended family visits include Linda Folkerts Effie Folkerts and multiple Block relatives from Lodgepole and surrounding areas.
In Loveland, Colorado Wallace Almquist continues to farm the same land his grandfather homesteaded in 1872, a rare persistence amid others departing the farm. The story highlights enduring ties to a long family farming legacy and the continued rural livelihood.
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