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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1959
Page
10
A 1939 sermon argues the central New Testament event is Paul’s dramatic Damascus conversion, shaping Christianity. It notes Paul’s change altered Christian history and asserts personal conversion varies by individual, while praising Paul as a unique, pivotal figure.
Dalton educators meet in the school lunch room with about 79 attendees. Officers include Supt. Edward Townley president and John Flora vice president. The group reviewed the NSEA report and voted Townley as delegate to the Lincoln association meeting on Dec. 11. The all school play Annie, Get Your Gun is planned for Dec. 12 with Jim Buterbaugh directing.
Local advertisement urges shoppers in Sidney to visit area stores for value and savings. It promotes a spending approach focused on cost efficiency and bargains available across multiple merchants.
Mr and Mrs W Friede of Ft Collins were overnight guests of Mrs Clara Clough before leaving for Sidney. Miss Neva Thurow married Fred Haase on Saturday November 21 and will live in Santa Monica. Lawrence Bowman bought the Raymond Delcamp house in Dalton. Jack Harris family left for Omaha after visiting Dalton and Broadwater families. Kenny Andersen and Dale Flora attended a Lion Club zone meeting at Potter with county Lions Clubs.
Charlamor Corp seeks to relocate its trailer plant to Kimball with a 60 by 300 foot main factory and a 40 by 100 foot warehouse on the railroad right of way requiring about ten acres of land near the city. Home office is in Webberville Michigan and current plant would stay active while Kimball expands production.
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