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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1969
Page
3
A 1969 devotional reflection warns against ignoring God’s judgment as Israel’s fall in 722 B C is cited. It cites pagan worship, neighbor-nation customs, materialism, and ignoring prophets as causes, asking if similar judgment could befall the nation today.
Gurley Garden Club members Ma rie Waite Rollie Waite Norman Swanson Erwin Campbell and Lilly Osborn joined a Flower School group in Bridgeport last Monday and Tuesday. John Schoen and wife returned from a Idaho trip visiting relatives. News brief notes snow limited activity with many local visits and family events recorded across the area.
Durban city councilor Joe Ash urges Mayor Trevor Warman to unveil a monument shaped like a backyard toilet. He converted a large house into flats and added toilet bathroom combos but was required to add another outside windowed toilet in the yard to meet regulations.
Memorial Presbyterian plans a noon luncheon for Every Member Visitors. Grace Baptist invites the public to a 7 p.m. talk by Rev. Ed Watke of Columbus at the Saturday Youth Rally. Uruguay pictures shown at 6 30 p.m. final presentation Sunday at 7 30 p.m. Gleaners Church Women meet Oct 27. Box Butte Presbyterian Women gather in Kimball Oct 27. United Methodist Women host a Tasting Tea Nov 6 1 30 to 4 p.m. United Methodist Lodgepole WSCS meets Oct 23 at Mrs Russell Olson's home with devotions and autumn thoughts.
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A health tip from the Nebraska State Medical Association urges blood donation as no substitute exists. With demand rising daily, donors are essential. less than an hour of your time can help. Encourage others to donate and contact your physician, hospital, or local blood bank for details.
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