Wills Hosts Gratitude For Hospital Care And Friends
Potter Les Wills returned home after hospitalization and thanks friends for kindness, cards, flowers, and visitors including Pastor Shrout. Local social notes record visits among the Thies, Vogel, Gerler, and Anthony families, church women meeting, and bridge clubs with various hostesses and residents across Dalton and Kimball areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Les Wills
Pastor Shrout
Randall Thies
Norfolk
Vernon Thies
Louis Vogel
Vogels En
Potter Youth Center Board Holds 1975 First Meeting
The Potter Youth Center Board convened Thursday with eight members present. Bob Popham chaired the session as reports were shared and a March 11 cleaning day was planned. Officers were reelected: Popham president, Wayne Larson vice president, Doris Steele secretary, Charlotte Reed treasurer. New member Shirley Thies joined, replacing Lois Dindinger who resigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Youth Center Board
Bob Popham
Wayne Larson
Doris Steele
Charlotte Reed
Helen Woten
Dick Musil
Lila Larson
Lee Marker
Herb Pabst
Shirley Thies
Lois Dindinger
Panhandle Health Leaders Reelect Officers At West Nebraska General
At the Panhandle Health Planning Council annual meeting held last week at West Nebraska General Hospital Dan Belcher of Scottsbluff was reelected president Dick Graber of Gordon became vice president and Roger Green of Scottsbluff secretary treasurer An annual report on council activities was accepted Darold Hendee Region 21 President noted doctor losses and a Home Health Care Service plan for Dalton Gurley area Max Coppom Region 22 President spoke on boosting health manpower and physicians A February Region 23 meeting will study a regional plan Paul Schilder presented an EMS Plan which the Council adopted with funding support Chadron State College will offer twelve career education seminars in Sidney from Feb 4 to Apr 22 for teachers administrators and community members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panhandle
Dalton-Gurley
Max Coppom
Region 22
Graber
Region 23
Paul Schilder
EMS Committee
Boyd Sankey
State Ems Agency
Chadron State College
Sidney Junior High
Sidney
Gina Wiekhorst named Potter High School Leader of Tomorrow
Potter High School selects Gina Wiekhorst daughter of Mr and Mrs Terrell Wiekhorst as 1974 75 Betty Crocker Family Leader of Tomorrow after written knowledge and attitude exams in December She is eligible for state and national honors and will receive a General Mills sponsored award. Gina holds offices in Pep Club Honor Society Senior Class and yearbook staff and participates in band chorus volleyball track softball and church activities The Mothers March for the March of Dimes is Sunday at 7 pm led by Senior High United Youth Fellowship Pastor Larry Shrout and Mrs Lois Duindinger A list of local coming events follows including library hours and club meetings The note mentions the 1887 Hwang Ho flood death toll estimated at 900 000
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gina Wiekhorst
Terrell Wiekhorst
Potter High School
Betty Crocker
Gina
General Mills, Inc
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Potter
March of Dimes
Senior High United Youth Fellowship
Larry Shrout
Lois Duindinger
Auxiliary supports VA charitable endeavors
Potter Unit 291 of the American Legion Auxiliary met Tuesday evening at the Senior Citizen Center with 14 members present. A water pipe burst in the Legion Hall forced a change of meeting place. A thank you from the Grand Island Veterans Home praised the Unit for a 1950 donation toward the Home bus project. Donations of 2 each were approved to the American Leprosy Foundation and the Chapel of the Four Chaplains. The Unit will sponsor a Cornhusker Girls State gift with Mrs Harold Steele as chairman. Initiation for Mrs Earl Anderson and Mrs Mary Phipps. Clyde Nelson as initiation officer. Legionnaires joined Auxiliary for lunch served by Clyde Nelson and Theresia Grothe. The group sang America and the hymn I Need Thee Every Hour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Island Veterans Home
Potter Unit
American Leprosy Foundation
Chapel of the
Cornhusker Girls State
Harold Steele
Earl Anderson
Mary Phipps
Clyde Nelson
Legionnairs
Theresia Grothe
America
Sunshine Club Meets As Secret Sisters Revealed
Community notices list numerous social visits across Sidney and surrounding towns. Mrs Elmer Phelps hosts Sunshine Club meeting while Secret Sisters are revealed. multiple dinners, visits, and birthday celebrations are noted among local families and guests.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lois Dindinger Potter
Ernest Gerler
Elvin Thies
Barney Anthony
Kenneth Merscheim
Dallas Halt
Dalton
Social Neighbors Club
Katheryn Nelson
Harriet Meyer
Mary Anderson
Eileen Mueller
Viola Hilpert
Doug Smith
Robin
Paul Benish
Temple
Shad
Don Moench
Marvin
Paul Wills
Lee Shoemaker
Maynard Mayer
James Coulter
Charles Mayer
Fred Enevoldsen
Ladies Bridge Club
Doris Juelfs
Kenneth Rose
Bridge Club
Ed Winns
Leo Olsens
Fred Enevoldsens
Doug Beetzes
Bud McMillans
Jessie Sanders
Melba Biggs
Jessie
Melba
George Coulter, Jr
Kimball
Dave Deans
Anchorage
Alaska
George Coulter
Cathy Westrick
Reno
Nev
Millard Musil
Lincoln
Musils
Pine Bluffs
LaGrange
Jeff Willoughby
Roy Reese
Don Lease of
Redington
Robertsons
Lester Griffith
Hazel Spencer
Spencer
Leo Olsen
Zella Whitney
Don
Brent Spencer
Denver
Mabel Wickhorst
Resionic
Restonic
Lfe
United States
Canada
KING
Youth Center Board
CSC
East Ward
Project
Miss Wiekhorst
Jolly Neighbors Club
Potter Chapter
Order of Eastern Star
First Lutheran Luther League
Mothers March of Dimes
Daughters of Union Veterans
Potter Village Board
Young Mothers Service Council
LCW
LCC
Potter Women's Club
Hwang-ho
China
Odview
Elmer Phelps
Sunshine Club
Boyd Wiest
Clyde Simms
Lowell Hokom
Sam Irwin
Doyle Misegadis
Misty
Fort Collins
Cole
Frank Jones
Bob Misegadis
D. D. Kastens
Clarence Peter
Garrett Scharrell
Duane Bondegard
Scott
Mth
Hubert Bondegard
Dave Nelson
Fred
Leonard Bond
Ralph Bond
Ratone
Mel Raught
Robert Crabb
R. O. Bond
Lodgepole Plate
Fred Wieble
Oshkosh
Wayne Bond
Victor Johnson
Chappell
New Orleans
Anna Ebke
Lew Quinn
Mae Zalesky
Dennis Nienheuser
Max Lindley
Paul Hecker, Jr
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