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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1946

Page

6

Potter Lions Elect Officers In Busy Meeting

The Lions Club elected Rudolph Dedic as president James Coulter as vice president and Anton Leafdale tied for another office plus secretaries treasurer and other posts. Community groups met through May and June with reports on civic events, hospital visits and local club activities in Potter Nebraska.

Lions Club Rudolph Dedic Ist James Coulter Anton Leafdale Bennie Herboldsheimer E. M. Clatterbuck Dewney Lowell Lion Tanner Emil Nelson Edward Wickhorst George Coulter D. F. Enevoldsen Lowell Davis Sidney Criminal Investigation Division Army Thre Club Roy L. MacAdam Alfred Arnells Potter Sunshine 4-H Laura Tebrinke Dorothy Christensen Norma Christensen Gail Stevenis Delores Rosenthal Joan Nelson American Legion Auxiliary Albert Jacobson Lutheran Guild Amelia Rosenthal May Eldora Wheeler Henry Moench Kimball Hospital Carl Homan Cheyenne Irma Hilda Moench Royal Neighbor Mildred Leper Kathryn Hagemeister Dorothy Hoffert Milo Tucker August Thies Myrene Thies Algor Erickson L. J.wheeler

Telegraph Printing Co Stock Refers in 12 and 18 Inch

The Telegraph Printing Co reports stock references for 12 inch and 18 inch items available in the lineup.

The Telegraph Printing Co

Union Valley Social Notes and Visits

Mrs Albert Fecht and son Herbert visited the Melvin Mathis home in Lis co. Mrs Paul Vick and daughters Marjorie Corine and Joan left for Grand Island to visit relatives. Paul Vick and sons visited Louis Siemers Wednesday. Emil Marx and Elvera called at the Paul Vick home. Cleve Gillespie called at the Clair Gillespie home. Leonard Bayne and Paul Vick visited Willis Beyer to balance the school books. Farm Bureau met at Kinkaid school then danced. John Brown and W H Schuler furnished music. Miss Lila Vick started work at Dalton Hospital Saturday.

Edward Winn Hillsdale Potter L. J. Wheeler Elmer Seyfang A. F. Whitmire Sidney Charles Bohac Alliance Emer Hermanson Donald Er Anton Leafdale Grand Island Clarence Hide Hastings Kansas City Nebraska Arthur Schubarth Elmer Walter Schubarth Harold Olson Kenneth Schwartz Joseph P. Schwartz Keith Schwartz Eugene Goetzinger Ann Carol Betty Lou Burns Dallas Harold Olsen Peter Hansen En Thomas Jensen George Coulter Albert Nielsen Emil Cords William, Helsing C. W. Johnson Clarence Johnson Peter Hansen Henry Grothe Sterling Joe Johnson Arvin Nielsen Kiner Hermanson Douglas Douglas Hermanson Brush Colo Lorna Robinson Donald Chaon LeRoy Chaon Warren Shindle Bronson Archie Heimer Alfred Nuss Scottsbluff Delbert Seeman Leonard Arthur Leona Young Orville Young Clifford Herboldsheimer Denver Ben Hilpert Homer Light Walter Hilpert Rudy Schubarth Bob Duncan Huron South Dakota Pearl Sanders California Sanders Wm. Hagemeister Lloyd Juelfs Hamilton County W. Grees Loveland Carey Joe Cizek Olivette Sloan W. T. Shan Grant Hayworth Don Hayworth Avoca Roland Biggs Claude Biggs uBiggs Ralph Merscheim Osceola John Chapman Kimball Hospital J. W. Bertramson C. S. Thorpe Dix Ogallala Kingsley Dam Bethamson Alfred Johnson Betty Rose Gilbert Hougen Ray Davis Earl Young Elmer Rasmussen Paul Vick Marjorie Corine Joan Louis Siemers Emil Marx Elvera Cleve Gillespie Clair Gillespie Leonard Bayne Willis Beyer Farm Bureau Kinkaid John Brown W. H. Schuler Lila Vick Dalton ‘Hospital

Merry Maids Club Met At Linton Home June 3

The Merry Maids 4 H Club met at Marilyn Linton's home on June 3 with five members and two leaders present. They practiced setting a table and washing dishes with Shirley Schroeder demonstrating. A lunch followed, hosted by the hostess. The next meeting is June 17 at Louise Webster's home.

Merry Maids 4-H Club Marilyn Linton Shirley Schroeder Louise Webster

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Potter News Benard Hermanson Veterans Hospital Donald McDonald Kendall Kansas McDonald Neil Dunlavy Schubarth Biggs Ray Scranton Peggy Fay Malich Palmer Thurst Charles Smith Herbert Stevens Lillian Slocumb Mayfield Calif Ray Siocumb Walter Chapman Seattle Robin Lee W. W. Heinemann Sue Ann Heinemann Francis Hruza Peetz Roderick MacAdam Heinemann Raymond Carl Dewey Larson Thermopolis Cecil Nelson Arleigh Danny Nelson Kimball Dam Maurice Nelson Marvin Phelps Lorenzo Harvey Marsh Lutheran Church Geneva Elmquist Melba Nelson Warren Nelson Franks Hrnza Phyllis Meryl Hruza Alex Spencer Charles Millard Clayton Spencer Joe Cook Dewey Mathewson Kenneth Rose Warren Wickhorst Maurice Hendrickson University of Colorado Warren Maurice Harry Hendrickson Hendrickson Lee Hagemeister Guy Terman Greeley Jean Hagemeister Donna Terman Greeley Teachers College Dean Hagemeister Estes Park Fred Reetz Cynthia Lincoln Leora Reetz Fort Collins Marvin McMillan Charlie Shaw Melvin O'Dell Sidney Hospita E. W. Willert Bruning Ohiowa Willert Beatrice Pfc Robert Kubes Wm. Kubes Florence Rosetta Brunner Junction City Harry Selmers Tacoma Arthur Johnson Suzanne Coulter Lee Shoemaker Ervin Wheeler Frank Evertson Kimball Emil Dedic Leslie Wills Elmer Hilpert Gertie Steffens Underwriters Laboratories Porter Oil CO Sidney, Nebraska Frank Cassidy Lth Glen Bales Nabi Sidney: Rendering CO Alice Heimer Chaon Legion Hall Potter, Nebr Paul Elkins Sidney Nebr Elizabeth Schroeder Union Valley Albert Fecht Herbert Melvin Mathis Lisco Merry Maids Club Telegraph Maytag Maytag Vogel District Stores 9Th Ave Main St AYP Fash Rocates Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
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