Potter couple wed in Burtonwood England ceremony
Delbert D Seemann son of Mr and Mrs L R Seemann Potter and Miss Ann Wilson of Brickenhead England married Aug 1954 in Air Corps chapel Burtonwood England Chaplain Huber officiated They will return to the United States Oct 1954 and reside Potter Their present address is A 2c Delbert D Seemann APO 124 New York NY Oble Club met at Mrs Lawrence Brachtenbach’s home Prizes went to Mrs Robert Jobman and Mrs Simon Behn Next meeting Aug 28 at Mrs Behn’s home
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Delbert D. Seemann
L. R. Seemann
Potter
Ann Wilson
Brickenhead
England
Chaplain Huber
United States Air Force
Air Corps
Burtonwood
United States
A. BF
Food Service
New York
Oble Club
Lawrence Brachtenbach
Robert Jobman
Simon Behn
Behn
Mrs Harlan Maddox Seeks Return From Polio Recovery
Mrs Harlan Maddox, struck by polio last November, is at General Rose Memorial Hospital in Denver learning to walk again. She previously returned from a Scottsbluff hospital in May and left for Denver on July 6, staying there for an indefinite period. Her Denver address is 1050 Claremont.
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Harlan Maddox
General Rose Memorial Hospital
Denver
Scottsbluff Hospital
Maddox
Claremont
Two Guests Attend Meeting Of Pinochle Club Friday
Mrs Henry Baekel and Mrs Charles Christiansen were guests at the regular meeting of the Pinochle Club Friday. They attended with interest as members discussed ongoing games and club activities.
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Henry Baekel
Charles Christiansen
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Farewell Bridge Honors Mrs Will Burleson
A farewell party hosted by Mrs R E Root honored Mrs Will Burleson on a Wednesday evening. Two tables of players participated with high score by Mrs Wayne Loch and second by Mrs Jack Wise. The hostess gave a farewell gift as the Burlesons prepare to move to Mexico City where he will be employed.
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Will Burleson
R. E. Root
Wayne Loch
Jack Wise
Burleson
Burlesons
Mexico City
Graduation Recital for Mary Ellen Hruska
Mrs Helen Spencer presents Mary Ellen Hruska daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert Hruska in a graduation recital from advanced piano and theory on Thursday evening August 20 at 8 pm The recital will be held in St Patrick s Youth Center Auditorium Miss Hruska will include works by Bach Mendelssohn Koelling Peter de Rose Ponce Kamman and Bath.
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Helen Spencer
Mary Ellen Hruska
Herbert Hruska
St. Patrick’s Youth Center
Miss Hruska
Bach
Mendelssohn, Koelling
Peter de Rose
Ponce, Kamman and
Bath
Pencils Paper Clips and Rubber Bands Featured in Telegraph Office Needs
The Telegraph notes common office supplies including pencils paper clips and rubber bands. This brief item highlights everyday essentials used in clerical work across workplaces.
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THE
Telegraph
Schlumberger Jane Club Social Led By Mrs Case
Schlumberger Janes Club was entertained Wednesday night at the home of Mrs Bill Case with Mrs Harry Didier as co host. The group enjoyed charades and a social time. The door prize was won by Mrs Bill Wehmiller. The next regular meeting is September 9 with Mrs Don Davis.
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Bill Case
Harry Didier
Bill Wehmiller
Don Davis
Better the Best Homemakers 4-H Club Meeting at Sunnyside
Better the Best Homemakers 4-H Club met at Sunnyside Schoolhouse on August 10. Carole Yeager presided as president. Members answered roll call with sewing lessons and Jolene Block and Linda Schmale gave demonstrations. Janet Hokum motioned to add cooking as the next project. All members attended except Patty Sheridan on vacation.
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Sunnyside
Carole Yeager
Jolene Block
Linda Schmale
Janet Hokum
Patty Sheridan
Malcolm Yeager
Guy Tremain
Carolyn Einemann
Potter Awaki Camp Fire Girls Plan Overnight Camp
The group met at a leader's home to plan an overnight camp out. Avril and Mary shared four new Chadron camp songs. On August 3 they set up tents at Mrs Nelson's home, prepared their beds, started a fire, and cooked a one-dish meal in foil over coals.
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Avril
Mary
Chadron
Camp notes from the Roy al Neighbors of America outing
Mary Schnell reports on a camp stay with meals and evening storytelling. The group sang Indian stories, slept at 9 p m, cooked breakfast outside, and packed up next day. On August 4 sponsors hosted a party with games and refreshments. On August 11 members voted to sell greeting cards to fund handicraft materials and honor beads.
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Royal Neighbors of America
Community Club Meetings and Open House Announced
Coming events include Rebekah Lodee at 8 p.m. on Wednesday and a CWF meeting with Mrs. Bernard Miller. Thursday features the Royal Neighbors at IOOF Hall with district convention plans for October 8. An open house for Mrs. Helena Ledingham is set for Wednesday 2 to 5 p.m., and Friday at 8 p.m. the First Christian Church CWF Evening Guild meets with Mrs. Bob Lauter and co host Mrs. Ed Sewell.
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Rebekah Lodee
CWF
Bernard Miller
Royal Neighbors
IOOF
Helena Ledingham
WCTU
First Christian Church
Bob Lauter
Ed Sewell
Commander Fuller Visits Parents Before Naval School
Armed Forces Commander C H Fuller visits his parents Mr and Mrs C H Fuller. He has served as chief engineer aboard the aircraft carrier USS Valley Forge in Korea. He is en route from Norfolk Virginia to San Francisco for schooling and will be stationed at Coronado.
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C. H. Fuller
Valley Forge
Korea
Union Pacific announces family travel plan to cut rail costs
The plan, announced at Union Pacific headquarters, cuts first class costs by 25 percent for a Chicago to Los Angeles round trip family of four or more, with the head paying full one way fares. Other parent and children aged five to twenty-two pay half, children under five travel free, and baggage up to 300 pounds is allowed without charge. Tickets cover any train including extra fare streams for trips starting Monday to Wednesday. Coaches and Pullman not discounted.
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Union “Pacific Railroad
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al ‘Ngan
EPA
Klippel
Union Swecific
Déneral
Trash Bicmandger
Chicago
Los Angeles
Asso
Officials name Cheyenne County Fair judges
County Agent Ivan Liljegren released the official list of judges for the Cheyenne County Fair. Levi Hahn of Hay Springs will judge beef cattle, Mrs. Jack Elliott of McCook handles women’s work in the open class, and Mrs. Frank Benish of Scottsbluff supervises 4-H girls foods posters and secretaries books. Others include Mrs. Mary Scott for 4-H clothing and the Style Show, Myron Rumery and Joef Jackson for dairy and 4-H entries, and L. B. Neuman and Verlin Livingston directing stock divisions.
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Cheyenne County Fair
Ivan Liljegren
Levi Hahn
Hay Springs
Jack Elliott
McCook
Frank Benish
Scottsbluff
Mary Scott
Glen Viechmeyer
L. L. Zook
North Platte Experiment Station
Myron. Rumery
Joef Jackson
Rumary
Iay Hight
Lou Dirks
Dalton
Marilyn Smith
Potter
Don’ Wise
Lorenzo
L. B. Neuman
Verlin Livingston
Frank .Helms
Karl “Anderson
Cliff Webster
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