Fourteen Years Ago in Potter News Briefs
The column compiles town notices and personal updates from Potter and nearby areas. It mentions Alvin Frey returning home from Roche Hospital after leg treatment, Arthur Zike’s Denver Shrine Circuit trip, Glen Eells visiting Portland, and multiple locals moving, visiting, or working across Lincoln, Omaha, Sidney, and Denver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Frey
Roche Hospital
Potter
Arthur Zike
Denver
Shrine Circus
Glen Eells
Portland
Gwendolyn Jorgenson
Frank Johnson
Scottsbluff
Ward Johnson
County Court Fines For Driving Violations
John N. Treinen pleaded guilty to driving over the center line and was fined 10 dollars plus costs. Sam Gusman of Ovid Colp. faced charges of no driver's license and reckless driving, fined 10 dollars and costs. Maurice R. Schmoldt of Dix was fined 10 dollars and costs for speeding. Juan Romero faced intoxication charges, fined 25 dollars and costs, and is jailed awaiting disposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Treinen
Sam Gusman
Ovid, Colp
Maurice R. Schmoldt
Dix
Juan Romero
First Twins Born to Rolls Family in 1951 at Taylor Hospital
Sidney reporting two daughters born January 2 at Taylor Hospital to Mr and Mrs Robert Rolls of the Sioux Ordnance Depot. The twins Joan Agnes and Janet Pauline weighed 5 14 and 5 4 and bring the Rolls family to five children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Fat Little
Robert Rolls
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Taylor Hospital
Joan Agnes
Janet Pauline
Rolls
Local People and Travel Notes Highlight Community Life
Regis College student Fred Clinton spent the weekend with his parents in Denver. Washington residents W. E. Gehrig and family visit their daughter in the capital after surgery. A Sidney Hospital birth and several military and travel items are reported, including recruits from Sidney area and traveler Mrs. M. Ackerman visiting relatives in Kansas City. A marriage in Sidney is noted, and Harold Keith travels to Bridgeport for family weekend and a lance recital participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Cliton
Regis College
Denver
Frank Clinton
W. E. Gehrig
Washington, D
B. I. Tenn
Washington Hospital
S. R. Robinson
Sidney Hospital
Robinson
leBaron Goodwin
Goodwin
David Hood
Coolidge
Arizona
Stephen James
Yuma
W. P. Ackerman
Kansas City
Missouri
Ralph Young
Evanston
Wyoming
H. R. Baumbach
Ella Wood
Sidney Area
Theodore J. Rosenthal
USN
Henry Rosenthal
Potter
Edward D. Talhelm
Robert Eugene Smith
T. G. Smith
Naval Training Center
San Diego
Calif
Navy
Lillian Cawthra
Eddie Gordon
Robert A. Barlow
Harold Keith
Bridgeport
Keith
Sasper
Wyo
E. J. Hanna
Edo Lee Tanna
Goodview News Social Roundup of Local Visits and Events
Mr and Mrs Frank Jones hosted the Junior Pinochle club with prizes awarded to Mrs Vernon Bartling and Max Lindley for high and Mrs Don Sprengel and Floyd Stahr for low. Traveling prize went to Mrs Wayne Munson. Numerous gatherings followed including guests in the Carl Scholl and Bill Christensen homes. Community groups met, planning a sweetheart party and a fund-raiser supper, with luncheons served by Mrs Stevens. Additional notes cover church district meetings, wedding anniversaries, birthday celebrations, and various supper and visit arrangements across Goodview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Jones
Vernon Bartling
Max Lindley
Don Sprengel
Floyd Stahr
Wayne Munson
Jones
Harold Isley
Carl Scholl
Billy Ray Christensen
Baby
Bill Christensen
Wayne Campbell
Eastern Star
Floyd Wise
Sunshine Club
Stanley Stevens
Elizabeth Sterns
Alta Nassum
Weiser
Ida
Floyd Stonecipher
Pilgrim Holiness Church
Sutherland
Sam Irwin
Richard Dyke
Wayne Bond
Otto Eineman
Charles Hafer
Gerald Brestel
Anna Khars
Don Hafer
Maude Span
Norman
Will Brown
Julesburg
Lace Sprengel
Lodgepole
Hubert Bondegard
James Campbell
Andy Thompson
Chappell
Pasture Raised Turkeys Boost Quality Says Cornell Expert
A Cornell poultry nutritionist says turkeys raised on pasture develop better quality meat due to an unidentified element in pasture grass juices, a component once linked only to butter milk and skim milk.
Baker's Guild: The Oldest Guild in Town History
In historic towns the baker's guild was often the oldest craft group, shaping city markets and urban life. Its long tradition reflected communal rites, trade protections, and the central role of bread in daily sustenance.
Telegraph Offers Clips and Paper Clam Stock
In a brief ad the Telegraph announces continual availability of clips and paper for clam shucking supplies. The notice underscores consistent in stock status and accessibility for local readers and vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peper
Telegraph
Jolson Bets Man's Fatal Soft-Soap Story at Dog Track
Al Jolson helps a hotel desk clerk who embezzled a thousand dollars from a guest. He escorts them to South Miami dog track, where the clerk bets fifteen hundred on a dog and nets 33,000, turning the tale into a cautionary lesson about betting. Jolson recalls a prior college-funding gesture from a listener family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hialeah
Jolson
Sonny Boy
Hackie
Miami
New York
Fishermen’s Club Plans Activities at Sidney Church
The Fishermen’s Club of the Sidney Methodist Church met January 7 in the Parish House to finalize organization and map future projects. Howard Sheets chairs Pick-Up, Glen Bales chairs Warm-Up, and Dr. Leo J. Thomas chairs Line-Up. Ralph Welch is president, Lawrence Osborn vice president, and Mrs. Lenhart Schubert secretary. The group includes members from the Evangelistic Advance who recruited new church members. Future meetings will be every other Thursday at 8:30 p.m., starting January 18, and conclude by 9 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fishermen’s Club
Sidney Methodist Church
Leo J. Thomas
Glen Bales
Howard Sheets
Ralph Welch
Lawrence Osborn
Lenhart
Schubert
New Telegraph Letterhead Designed for You
A reader-friendly redesign offers a fresh letterhead option for the Telegraph, with multiple color choices to modernize correspondence. The feature highlights a simple, professional aesthetic suitable for personal or business use.
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Harry Mantor
Lincoln
Chick Bros
Rho Slawson
Council Bluffs
Iowa
F. N. Slawson
Slawson
Dan Root
Spearfish
South Dakota
M. A. Shipman
C. C. Rors
Eleon Ve
Elwood
Nebr
Marjorie Wright
B. P. Hamilton
Glenn Francis
Leon Fine
Omaha
Chicago
Anton Rudd
LeSeuer Lumber
A. S. Hardy
Lena Jessen
Nannie Anderson
Dedrick
L. G. Lowe
St. Louis
Lewis and
Pindle
John Nelson
Wallie
Toppenish
Washington
Guy
John McIntosh
Melrose
Montana
Mable Burston
North Platte
C. B. Davis
King Precinct
Mike Sanders
Pueblo
Colorado
Marvin Barr
C. L. T. Fisher
Birney
Powers
Tabor
G. H. Laing
C. E. Stover
D. P. Wells
Camp Clarke
Charles P. Reilly
Theo. Menges
Cheyenne County
O. W. Cantrell
J.C. Wolfe
Lodge Pole Magnet
Christ Johnson
Simon Rubel
Ogden
Saints
Office Savolles
Thue Telearaoh
Goodview News
Baker’s Guild
West
Nebraska
O. P. Skaggs
Joy
Lge
Sunkist
Jessee
Broadway
Main Street
R Billy Rose
Mr. Jolson
Billy Rose
the Telegraph
New Plymouth
THE
Cranbrook Cambridge Concord
Elwell Motors
Mae
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