Christmas Guests Fill Potter Area With Family Visits
The Telegraph lists numerous Christmas visitors and extended family gatherings across Potter, including Mr and Mrs Richard Dolls and family in town, Mrs John Keating from Farmington NC, Mr and Mrs Douglas Boyd, and many others coming from Sterling, Rapid City, Denver, Anchorage, Madrid, and beyond to spend the holiday with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard ‘Dolls
Dean Hart
Dee “Ann
Dirk
Potter
Ellen ‘Boyd
Hugh Boyd
Fleming
Cole
al Tale
Phillips Mar A
Enid
Okla
George Burr
Richard Burr
Burr
Don Burr
Linda
Anchorage
Alaska
Philip
Steven Ham
Denver
A. A
Chenoweth
Eardley
Ham
Charles Ham
Rapid City
Madrid
John Peterson
David
Gene Lienemann
Ron Lienemann
Bob McKinney
Fred McKinney
Yuma
Colo
McKinney
Opal Hansen
Ron ’ Lienemann
Harold Coulter
Randolph
Gordon Huff
Omaha
Art McMillen
June
Paul
Springfield
Ore
Ni'm
Mira
McMillen
Ralph Bond
Frank Hengi
Jerry Miller
Heng
Rev
R. L. Townsend Ard
Werte
Lyle Abdrés
Elsie
Chadroin
Los Angeles
Wi. Bi. Swenson
Arnold’. Huff and Roorle
Soraimas
Ivan Fehringer
Vic Bellairs
Julesburg
Wesley _Bellairs
Ovid
Calo
Denny Bellairs
Teoort Regis College
Lorita
Walter Hammond
C. Hi. Hammond
Ken McMillen
Dan Rowan
Mike
M. J. Maher
Michael
Arnold
Harms
Sexton
Walter Jurgens
Henry” Jurgens
iMr
John
Dennis
Belle Fourche
S. D
Mr. Ritts
Engaged Amolifhcement Notes Lucille Haskell and Russel Stickley
Miss Lucille Haskell and Russel Stickley announce their engagement. Miss Haskell is a junior at West Nebraska General Hospital School of Nursing in Scottsbluff, while Mr Stickley is an Airman Apprentice in the U S Navy stationed at Saufley Field, Pensacola Florida. They plan a June wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Haskell
Russel Stickley
Lewis Stickley
Lodgepole
James Haskell
West Nebraska General Hospital School of Nursing
Scottsbluff
Stickley
U. S. Navy
Saufley Field
Pensacola
Fla
Discharged and admitted names listed in hospital roster
The record shows multiple admissions and dismissals by ward or family names. Sidney hosts Virgil Huston Elsie Leech and others while dismissals include Leona Barker and Mrs. William, with Potter and Brook entries detailing other patients.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Virgil Huston
Elsie Leech
Leroy Virgil
Leona Barker
Jake Devies
Alien Gené
Nicholson
Angelo Herrera
James Hall
LeRoy Hatfield
Kimball
Stanley Eatman
William, Vincent
Norman Foote
C. L. Emerson
Dale Schoonover
Dale Matton
C. Filbeck
David Ston
Vergal Winn
Brook
Birth notices for Elisa beth Amber and other children
Elisabeth Amber Flood daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Flood born 1:02 a.m. Sunday in Memorial Hospital weight seven pounds four ounces. Lyle Dean Schumacher son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Schumacher born 6:07 a.m. Monday in Memorial Hospital weight eight pounds nine ounces. Pamela Jo Kugler daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Kugler born Sunday in Memorial Hospital weight eight pounds. Grandparents listed for each family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elisabeth Amber Flood
A. D. Flood
Elisabeth Amber
Memorial Hospital
Jim
David
Kathleen
Robyn
R. E. Newley
Kansas City
Elmer Flood
Mitchell
Lyle Dean
Schumacher Lyle, Dean
Walter
Schumacher
Angie Pense Eugene
Two
Judy
Many_orie
Leo Fehringer
Alfons Schumacher
Peetz
Pamela
Jo Kugler
Pamela Jo
L _lugter
Ale “Em
Memorial
Moshers
Royce
EC Mire
Dale
John L.neal
Sidney
Forrest Kugier
Ringgold
Neb
Birth Announced for Patricia Jean Agnew in Denver
Mr and Mrs Richard Agnew of Denver announce the birth of their daughter Patricia Jean on Saturday December 20 in a Denver hospital weighing seven pounds fourteen ounces. She has a sister Charlotte. Mrs Agnew is the former Pat Peck formerly of Sidney. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs K S Agnew also former Sidney residents now in Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cmr
Richard Agnew
Denver
Patricia Jean
Charlotte
Army Pvt. Roland D. Brown completes Fort Gordon course
Army private Roland D. Brown of Sidney finished an eight week radio relay and carrier operation course at the Southeastern Signal School Fort Gordon Georgia. Brown entered the Army last July and trained to operate and maintain radio relay systems and carrier equipment. He is 22 and a 1954 Bayard High School and Midwest Business College Pueblo Colorado graduate. Brown worked for Chicago Burlington Quincy Railroad in Casper Wyoming before enlistment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Roland D.brown
Sidney
Southeastern Signal School
Fort Gordon
Brown
Fort Carson
Colo
Ardith
Harold S. Brown
Bayard High School
Midwest Business College
Pueblo, Colo
Chicdgol, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Company
Casper
Wyo
Naples
Italy
AHTNC
Kenneth L. Smith
Dalton
Neb
Charles R. Brown
USN
Robert P. Briscoe
Allied’ Forcee Southern
Europe
AFSE
Smith
U. S
NATO
Carrie M. Smith
Fort Ord
Calif
Gurley High School
University of Nebraska
Queen Victoria Awakening News Note
Queen Victoria was awakened at five in the morning to be told that she held the title of Queen of Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Queen Victoria
Queen of
Great Britain
First woman named to Kentucky Trotting Commission
Mrs. Marie Currie of Sturgis Kentucky was appointed by Governor A B Chandler to the Kentucky Trotting Commission. She breeds and trains pacers and trotters and becomes the board's first female member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfort
Marie Currie
Sturgis
A. B. Chandler
Initiation Rites At Special O E S Meeting Held In Providence Chapter
Initiation ceremony conducted by Mrs. Weldon Stewart and Earl W. Schultz, worthy matron and patron of Providence Chapter 108, Order of Eastern Star, with assistance from Mrs. T R Tillotson. Choir provided music. 45 persons attended the social hour afterward. Decorations by Mrs. Schultz featured a Christmas angel centerpiece, greens, and tinsel. Tea and coffee served by Mrs. Rex Olsen and Mrs. Tillgg son. hostess committee led by Mrs. Walter Cork and Mrs. Lester Elkinton, with numerous helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weldon Stewart
Earl W. Schultz
Providence Chapter 108
Order of Eastern Star
T.R. Tillotson
Schultz
Rex Olsen
Tillggson
Walter Cork
Lester Elkinton
Roy Buchanan
James Edwards
Gillham
William Carter
Henry Marx
Don Rorsinson
Wayne Schneider
Frank Longan
Ara Brown
Rapps Host Holiday Dinner for ASC Workers
Mr and Mrs Don Rapp hosted a holiday party at their home Monday evening for ASC office employees their husbands and wives and county committee men and their wives Twenty four attended a buffet dinner The table featured holly centerpieces and a large red candle TV trays were presented to the hosts and the guests spent the evening playing games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Rapp
ASC
Miss Armstrong Honored At Linen Shower Ahead Of Wedding
Miss Sharon Armstrong, to wed Dennis Witt of Shickley at First Methodist Church this Sunday, was guest of honor at a linen shower hosted by Miss Reba Kinne. Games were played and a dessert lunch served. gifts came from Mrs. Marvin Armstrong and others, including Elaine Wittig, Helen Jorgenson, and Rosemary Townsend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharon Armstrong
Dennis Witt
Shickley
First Methodist Church
Reba Kinne
Walter Kinne
Marvin Armstrong
R. L. Townsend
Glenn Yarney
William Rauert
Ronald Howerter
Wayne Schneider
Elaine Wittig
Helen Jorgenson
Rosemary Townsend
Play School Kiddies Have Christmas Party At Mrs Doyle Roth’s
Seven children at the play school under Mrs. Doyle Roth celebrated a Christmas party at her home Tuesday morning. Rooms were decorated in festive theme. Apple Santas were made for mothers. Games and prizes followed. Santa portrayal by Steve Roth handed out gifts and each child received a treat bag to end the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doyle Roth
iSanta
Steve Roth
Double Birthday Celebration At Harvey George Home
Sunday evening a festive double birthday party honored Harvey George and Bill Maddox at Mrs. George's home assisted by Miss Jeri George. The dinner featured holiday decor a silver and red theme with holly on the table. Brownie Troop 126 Debbie Crain called the meeting to order with opening ceremony and roll call. The treasurer's report was read by Ginger Schre Vogal. Officers were elected with Carol Hart as President Lanati Botd as Vice President Peggy Sprinkle as Secretary Debbie Crain as News reporter Jeri Schilling as Treasurer Roll call by Ginger Schre Vogal. New president Carol wore closing ceremony. Phyliss assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey George
Brownie
Debbie Crain
Waha
Ginger Schrevogel
Carol Hart
Lanati Botd
Peggy Sprinkle
Jeri Schilling
Ginger Schreivogel
Cynthia
Phyliss
Carol
Christmas party honors with a three tier centerpiece cake
A celebration featured a three tier Christmas tree birthday cake presented to the honorees. Mrs William Rauert sang Just Be You. After gifts, guests played cards. Attendees included Layton Maddox, Beverlyne Maddox, P. J. Lenzen, William Pauert, Liew Broadwater, Clif Thurston, and families from Potterville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Rauert
Anid
Layton Maddox
Beverlynedox
P. J. Lenzen
William Pauert
Erd Liew O Broadwater
and All
Palme Thurston
Chappell
Clif Thurston
Potter van
Canton High School's Popularity Surges in Ohio History
A clipped fragment cites Debra Crain as a reporter noting Canton McKinley High School's fame while Ohio State University is described as the only Ohio school to outdraw it. Other lines praise maple sugar in a butter-rich sauce served with apple dumplings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Canton McKinley High
Ohio State University
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Wanango
Anders Olsen
Ronald Statler
Denver University
Henvert Statler
Gary
Adeline Wunenberg
Statler
Jake Wunenberg
Elmer
Reinisalt
Jennie Sue
Hakerman’s
Patricia Jean, Agnew
Cubs Point
P. I
Lary G. Schmidt
Eugene Schmidt
Nebraska
Naval Air Station
Cubi Point
O.E.S
Rapp‘s
Armstrong
City Cab
Mr. Sayther
Sayther
Cc. W. Sayther
the. Gift Shop Jewelers
Canton
Ngee
Cliff Cc
Nellie Diederich
zSidney Moseser
Edd S34
Penney's
Coats
Big Penney Savings
Sateen
Parkas
Orion
Long Melton
Melton Jackets
Husky Melton
Beauty Penney
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