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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1956

Page

10

Social center notes reveal meetings and events in town

Miss Alice Carlson sang with piano by Mrs Hagemeister while Mrs Loyal Tank led the Shrinking World group through programs. 68 pounds of used clothing sent to Pine Ridge and 38 visitors attended. Jolly Neighbors meet Jan 26 at Mrs Lila Larson. Teens Against Polio plan a talent show and box social for January 24. Potter Masons installed officers for 1956 and held an oyster feed with four visitors and thirty members.

Loyal Tank Chris Terman Isms Smith Alice Carlson Jesus Lee Hagemeister Fred Reetz General Mills Secretary of Missionary Education Pine Ridge Indian Reservation Culver Warner Lodgepole Dewey Larson Carl Larson Loran Larson Potter High School D. Fred Enevoldsen Elmer Seyfang John Meyer Elmer Adams Roderick MacAdam Billy Johnson Ste

Potter News and Pottery League Updates

The Potter Library will be open Saturdays from 2 to 4 p.m. The Potter Chapter No 310 Order of Eastern Star held their annual Installation on Thursday Jan 12 with officers and music noted. Several residents and families were reported visiting Denver and Cheyenne County Hospital. 20 FFA members traveled to Denver for events including a museum tour, stock show, and rodeo. The Woman's Society of Christian Service met January l in Potter Methodist Church with a themed worship center and program titled The Changeless Gospel in Revolutionary World.

Potter Order of Eastern Star Melba Biggs Margaret Anderson Jane Morehouse Alice Hagemeister Wilma Mary Abbie Anderson Chas. Morehouse Wm. Smith Alice Larson Charlotte Enevoldsen Dorothy Davis Mildred Leper Ella Enevoldsen Laura Larson Marshal Leah Schreiner Abbie Anderson Adah Byrdeen Hammond Esther Myrtle Carlson Ruth Cynthia Smith Martha Louise Willoughby Electa Harriet Johnson Arleen Reetz Sentinel Elmer Serfang William Stith Fred Vaughn Denver Ray Suckstorf Jon Luckstorf Marjorie Willoughby Francis Willoughby Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital Wm. Snyder Leo Thomas Max Hoffmeiste Imperial Piva Chas. Smith Phoenix Kenneth Benish Jas. Bertramson Madison Wis Marion Jackson Wesley Herboldsheimer Evan £Ines W. A. Nelson Nelson Stines California FFA Denver City Museum Church of His Choice Stapleto Air Field Joe Madden Dick Fiegenschuh Jas. Coulter Gordon Johnson Kent Lee Kenneth Grothe Russell Langley Dick Wills Ronald Olsen Wesley Monench Francis Holliday Jim West John Lovell Jim Winn Tom Dindinger Dale Dedic Vaughn Russell Bob U Hagemeister Larry Baack Jay Stecker Dick Mueller Steve Reitz Dean Hagemeister Gunhart Olsen Willard Wills Voca Louis Piva Womans Society of Christian Service Potter Methodist Church Jan Lch Fellowship Hall O. D. Hoagland Harold Schreiner Who Green Mountains Wm. G. Smith Ted Carl

North Ward Brownies Meeting Report

The North Ward Brownies met Tuesday at Mrs. Lewis Bennett’s home. Carol McBain brought refreshments as the group enjoyed a Brownie party with card games and ended by singing the Brownie song. Sharon Kaylor, Reporter.

North Ward Lewis Bennett Carol McBain Sharon Kaylor

Longevity Clues for Golden Eagles May Reach Three Decades

Researchers note golden eagles can live as long as 30 years, though exact maximum ages remain uncertain. The finding highlights survivorship in wild populations and informs conservation assessments.

From 1000 Pound Steer to 1000 Ton Tree

The excerpt details a split of a 1000-pound steer into cuts totaling 320 pounds with remaining weight unlisted. It also notes a sapling growing into a tree that can reach 1000 tons in weight and 300 feet tall, powered by sun water air and soil minerals.

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