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Newspaper
Sidney Telegraph
Location
Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1957
Page
4
Potter notes report the village office relocated to the former Farmers Co op elevator office, about one block south. Community items include church circle meetings, births, visits, road incidents, Red Cross drive details, Camp Fire Girls activities, World Day of Prayer observance, and local social events with names and places.
Leaders Association Nine members and the Regional Advisor attended a meeting then hosted a luncheon at Ms Bertholdseiner's house. The Camp Fire Organization marks its fourth birthday during the March 17 to 34 week. Potter Leaders Association is in Peron 7 with Regon 7 covering six states Nebraska Kansas Wyoming Colorado Missouri and Iowa. Regional Office located in Lincoln. Miss Denny, a former Camp Fire Girl, graduated from Washington State College with a sociology degree and has worked as field director and executive director in Yakima Oakland and Marin County. She is a member of AASW Zonta Club and AASW.
FBI agent J I Hart from Idaho Falls was speaking on crime at the Rigby Rotary Club when someone took his hat. He later recovered the chapeau, ending the brief incident with no injuries reported.
A local family in Big Spring reported mail theft from their box. Investigators found the culprit was a pet crow from a nearby street, not a human thief. The incident ends with no additional charges.
The F N Club met Thursday at Verne Sharman’s home with all but two members present. Mrs Hazel Horst joined. Ed Miles and LaVerne Flessner hosted upcoming April meetings. Several social visits and family gatherings occurred at members’ homes, with reports from the Omaha convention and Dor man pictures shown at the Farmer’s Union meeting.
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