Potter Community News Remains Busy With Meetings
Local churches hold services and Sunday School. Legion and Beta Sigma Phi chapters meet in December. Royal Neighbors honored members and installed officers. Stage acts and community dinners share spotlight with March of Dimes events. Multiple local families host gatherings, birthdays, and dinners. Potter basketball opens with a loss at Lodgepole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion Hall
Ethel Heimer
Bette Heimer
Mable Hite
Anna Hoffert
Rachael Jacobson
Beta Zeta
Beta Sigma Phi
Louise Olsen
Lutheran Ladies Guild
Marie Hougan
Peggy Nelson
Jean Wills
Martha Maas
Harriet Johnson
Violet Wickhorst
Joyce Johnson
Helen Wills
Dorothy Wills
Guild
Royal Neighbors
Ione Wickstrom
Ben Ann Henney
de Ann Hart
Kay Clatterbuck
Ward Larson
Betsie Sheets
Annien
James Johnson
Olga Babcock
Potter Camp
Rose Marie Karnik
Avis Herboldsteimer
Nelson and Wills Equipment Company
International Harvester Co
Dewey Lovell
March of Dimes Committee
Yendis Gate
Sidney
Elmer Hilpert
Ben Hilpert
Waltchubarth
Art Schubarth
Elmer
Russell
Social notes from Taylor area residents during the holidays
Mrs. Rena McCleneghan and others visited Ida Hurt at Taylor Hospital Tuesday afternoon. Thelma Paris and Meier attended a noon luncheon and achievement program at the city auditorium. Families helped Floyd Miller on Wednesday. Paris and daughters visited Frank Meier’s home Wednesday evening. Ted Fleming and Lula Kloepper were Sunday visitors at Rebecca Fleming’s home. Richard Hurt remains in Taylor Hospital after a bicycle fall but is improving. Patricia Fleming returned home for Christmas. Donald Hazlitt visited Harry Hazlitt Saturday. Lena Atwood spent the weekend with Marvin Fleming. Ted Fleming Carlo and Lula Kloepper drove to Denver for Christmas shopping with Fleming family. Charles Cady and others visited Erwin Phelps, and Robert Hazlitt called on Ida Hart. Floyd Fleming and family motored to Denver Saturday. George Bartels of Peetz and Fred Kloberdanz visited Mike Kloberdanz Sunday morning.
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Sterret
Karen
Ervin Fischer
Wayne
Wim. Nienhueser
Elmer Hilpert
Jimmy
May Ann
Dennis Nienhueser
Art Baack
Allen
Wir
Edgar Boehnke
Rudy Schubarth
Elmer Buhrdorf
Donald Benish
Sor
Paul Donald
Sidney Hospital
Sugene Schmidt
George Henney
Bea Ann
Jesse Reed
En Karen
Jas. Vanek
Gordon Reed
Methodist Church
Lewis Wilson
Potter
Charles Smith
Denver
Kenneth Benish
Chester Allen
Harry Foley
Greenland
North Atlantic Construction Co
Wray Wychoff
Scottsbluff
Ida Erlewine
Verne Whellan
Wyoming
Leroy Gunderson
Lillie Langdon
Rolland Maas
Chris Maas
Walt Schubarth
Ernest
Rena McCleneghan
Charles Cady
Frank Meier
Ida Hurt
Taylor Hospital
Thelma Paris
City Auditorium
Clarence Miller
Floyd Miller
Darlene
Marilyn
Ted Fleming
Lula Kloepper
Rebecca Fleming
Richard Hurt
Patricia Fleming
Donald Hazlitt
Harry Hazlitt
Lena Atwood
Marvin Fleming
Carol
Robert Hiett
Jack Easterly
Erwin Phelps
Robert Hazlitt
Ida Hart
Floyd Fleming
George Bartels
Peetz
Fred Kloberdanz
Mike Kloberdanz
Pocket silver nutmeg grater as 18th century equivalent
The silver nutmeg grater served as a standard gentleman’s pocket item two centuries ago, likened to a modern cigarette lighter in function. It highlights a small personal device once common in refined circles and its parallel to today’s everyday carry item.
Heat-Resistant Alloys Used in Aircraft Engine Parts
Report notes that heat resistant airplane components employ high nickel alloys to resist the high temperature exhaust. It also mentions rice hulls as effective conditioners for commercial fertilizers, with thousands of tons used annually for that purpose.
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