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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1957
Page
3
Short excerpt lists Genesis 13 18s1 1932 and Luke hi 1 13 as devotional readings. The text resembles a church or Bible study note with references to Genesis and Luke and a dated line. No clear event or outcome is described.
A May 19 1957 devotional reflects on Abraham interceding for Sodom. It frames prayer in a corrupt world, asks readers to examine selfless prayer for others, and contrasts human doubt with God’s mercy. The piece ends with a brief food note and cooking tip.
Church notices list Kingdom Hall Jehovahs Witnesses in Potter area with scheduled Watchtower studies and meeting times along with First Lutheran Church in Potter and All Souls Church in Bridgeport Nebraska detailing Sunday services Mass schedules confessions and Lent devotions for early March 1957. Rev A J Wacker presides at Potter service and Rev Cletus Semper at Bridgeport with specified Mass times and confession slots.
Puzzle clues list with numbering for across and down entries including medical fluid goods living adds stately dance gap inhabitants suffix amer vice president june bug hollow affirmative italian coin barren harmon rocked scanty batched pate n caucasian language enemy went down thrice prefix 2000 lbs giggle over frightens mix up rub out part of a fish line tasty puff up
A fragmented clue index lists terms with numbers and terse hints such as pulpy fruit and church officials, plus entries like Hebrew letter masthead and site of the Taj Mahal. The list includes several cross references and brief definitions for a crossword style puzzle.
St Dominic’s Church Broadwater Nebraska announces Mass every Sunday at 9:00 a.m. Confessions are the Saturday before the third Sunday at 7:00 p.m. First Friday Mass is at Bridgeport 7:00 p.m. During Lent Thursday devotions begin at 7:30 p.m. Rev Cletus P Semper pastor.
T N Club members met Thursday at the Harry Stately home with six present. They played Scharapel and discussed a June 30 picnic at Legion Park. Several couples and guests visited at various homes, with multiple dinners and tea events noted across the community.
Otto Raddatz elected president of the Peetz Lions Club with Raymond Hawkins as first vice president and Edgar Meier as secretary. Other officers include Dean Hunter treasurer and Bernie Fuehrer tail twister. The note also covers local weddings, gatherings, and community events through May including Poppy Day and school year wrap up.
Twenty five members attended Lodgepole American Legion Auxiliary Tuesday May 14 with one visitor Miss Verna Franss and three children. Remodeling of the dining room begins removing the partition from the Stage to allow large dinners. accordion doors will be installed. Poppy Day raised 77.92, half for Lincoln State Rehabilitation. Secretary Olive Johnson returns from illness. County Auxiliary meeting in Potter May 28 with 6:30 dinner at 1.50. notify President Helen Hernbloom by May 20. County officers for 1957 58 to be chosen. Wreath making for Memorial Day set for May 22 at 7 30 at Jennie Smith home. Gold Star and Mother’s Day tea held with readings by Evelyn Talich. Gold Star members Lillie Finass May Heath Mary Tesar Lawanda Oliverius Irma Quinn. Bath presented with a poppy corsage. May serving committee Mae Zalesky Elnora Brown Pauline Glassburn. Lions Club dinner oversight May 13 and May 28 Irma Quinn publicity chairman.
Classified snippet mentions Red Writing Hood brand typewriter carbon paper in letter and legal sizes. No clear event or date, but catalogs a product entry in a local listing at The celegrap.
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