Potter News Church Rally at Potter Lutheran Church
A Sunday rally in Potter brings together Western District Brotherhood members from Sidney Gurley Chappell Lodgepole Alliance and Potter. Leaders from Gothenburg and Sidney address the group on the Brotherhood What it is and What it is not. A banquet with slides from Laura Larson highlights the event.
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Lutheran Church
First Lutheran Church
Northwest Conference
Central States Synod
Sidney, Gurley, Chappell
Lodgepole
Alliance
Carl Johnson
Dix
Walter Jobminh
Gothenburg
Brotherhood of the Central States, ‘Synod
Gilbert Hougen
Leonard Nelson
Brotherhood
Harvey Nelson
Northwest Conference Brotherhood
Missions Ten
Taylor of
Sidney
Laura Larson
Europe
Case Institute of Technology
Cleveland
Ohio
Ireland
Wales
Scotland
England
Holland
Belgium
Germany
Austria
Yugoslavia
Italy
Legion Auxiliary
Theft rise in Sidney as 1956 reports show higher larceny
A Sidney police report for 1956 records 11 burglaries 25 larcenies under 50 dollars and 89 larcenies over 50 dollars up from 1955. Auto theft drops from eight to one. Parking tickets rise 726 to 5458 while disturbances fall 68 19 and drunks drop from 187 to 110. Eighteen drunk drivers noted up from 17. Road driving violations vagrancy liquor and minor traffic offenses also listed.
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Sidney
Divorce Granted in District Court ruling
A decree of divorce was granted by District Judge I. J. Nisley to Virginia L. Mitchell from William Mitchell. The couple married March 23, 1953, and Mrs. Mitchell was awarded custody of a daughter after alleging extreme cruelty.
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I. J. Nisley
Virginia L. Mitchell
William Mitchell
United Fund Red Cross Group Formed in Sidney
A United Fund-Red Cross organization was formed in Sidney to consolidate local fundraising. Jack Knicely was named chairman with a seven member board including Mrs. P. J. Heaton Sr. and Dr. Carl Cornelius. A campaign is planned for October 1958 with by laws to be adopted soon.
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North Platte
American Legion Auxiliary
Lois Dindinger
Mebers
Mildred Leper
Imogene Enevoldsen
Frieda Harmsen
Floy MacAdam
Mary Gadway
Doris Steele
Jackie Stines
American Legion and Auxiliary
Jeanne Thies
American Légion
Rena Seyfang
Estella Snyder
Nivian
J. W. Bertramson
Rodney
Pullman
Washington
Susan Margaret
Jimmie
Tina
M. L. Jackson
Douglas
Maidson
Wis
W. Bertramson
Harold Schriener
Brock
Neb
Tintapa Camp
Jane
Bessie Sheets
la Nita Studnicka
Iris Herboldsheier
Ralph Merscheim
Ladies Bridge Club
Dewey Larson
United Fund-Red Cross
Sidney
United Fund
Jack Knicely
United Fund-Red Cross Board
P. J. Heaton Sr
Carl Cornelius
Don Jorgenson
Jack H. Lowe
Luetta Gehrig
Leo Thomas
Miss Gehrig
Waldo Dearing
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Dearing
Thomas
Cornelius
National Foundation For
Heart
Cancer Society
Cheyenne
Knicely
Smorgasbord at The Yendis Sunday Night
A Sunday night smorgasbord event at The Yendis draws diners for a varied buffet. Organizers promise a friendly, festive atmosphere and a rotating menu showcasing local and seasonal dishes.
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Yendis
Winter Moisture Key to Wheat Crop Says Nebraska Agronomist
Chet Swinbank of the University of Nebraska told farmers at the Crops Clinic that snow and winter precipitation provide most soil moisture. He cited experiments showing only one third moisture comes in winter but accounts for the bulk stored in soil, with evaporation and runoff draining summer moisture. Subtilling with weed control yielded the greatest storage, with Box Butte tests deeming subtilling the cheapest method.
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Kimball
Chet Swinbank
University of Nebraska Agronomist
Land Judging Site Sought In Nebraska
Harold Gilman of the University of Nebraska urges communities to bid for hosting the 1957 State Land Judging Contest. Adults 4 H and FFA members will compete for state titles. the sponsoring community must provide a meeting place funds for incidentals and noon meals. Deadline for nominations is April 1.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Harold Gilman
University of Nebraska
FFA
Gilman
Revised Libel Bill Offered
A bill to limit libel actions against newspapers was introduced in the Nebraska legislature as LB 318. It would require proof of actual malice for defaming truth to be a defense and caps damages to special damages unless a correction is requested and published within set timelines. Suit venue is fixed to the county where the libel appeared.
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Monroe Bixler
Harrison
Ray C. Simmons
Fremont
Harry L. Pizer
North Platte
Doan's Pills Advertised For Urinary Comfort
An old Doan's Pills advertisement touts relief for bladder irritations and back or muscular pains. It claims three actions: soothing bladder irritation, fast pain relief, and mild diuretic effect to boost kidney output. The copy urges the large economy size and immediate purchase.
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Doan
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London
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AP Witephoto
Potter News
Potter
Score
Claude Biggs
Mershheim
Roderick MacAdam
Fred Enevoldsen
Rawlins
Wyo
Roy MacAdam
Myles Gilbert
John Seyfang
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
August Thies
Bruce Juelfs
Jane Sample
Shirley Sallstrom
Gurley
Wm. Trout
Dorothy Hessler
Twila Erickson
Peggy Scranton
Xi Psi
Beta Zeta
Beta Sigma Phi
Virginia Hruza
Ferne Olsen
Xi Psi Chapter
Norma Warren
Ella Enevoldsen
Fred Reetz
Selma Engstrom
Telegraph
United Fund Group
City Cab
Chimney Rock
Old
Oregon Trail
California
Bayard
Nebraska Division
United States Brewers Foundation
First Natl Bank Bldg
Box Butte
the Telegraph
Oldsmobile
Plymouth
Beckmann
Motor Company
Charlie
Photography
Leica
Alpha Swiss
Bushnell
Illinois
Wilma Montesi
Venice
Wilma
William L. Bryant
Pittsburg
Kan
Gans
Ohla
Kansas City Southern Railroad
Hudson
Powell Hardware
Ilinois
Sidney Floorin
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