Open House At Potter Parsonage Supports Scout Drive
The article covers an open house at the Methodist Parsonage in Potter attended by about 100 guests with the Hoag family from Mitchell Neb. The Boy Scout Finance drive led by Bernard Grothe raised $735 to fund youth programs. Community notes include church activities, UNICEF funding, high school service projects, local visits, and upcoming events across Potter and surrounding areas.
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O.D. Hoagland
Mitchell, Neb
Potter
New Methodist
Hoagland
MYF
Boy Scout
Bernard Grothe
Boyd
Grothe
Lois Dindinger
Sidney
Womens Society of Christian Service
Methodist Church
Jesus
Wilma Dedic
Mildred Terman
Mary Anderson
Unicef
W. A. Nelson
Lester Willoughby
Evelyn Adams
Jolly Neighbors Club
Will Brothers
Alex Eckhardt
Dix
Henry Moench
Joe Schwartz
Keith Schwartz
Don Biggs
Aurora
Colo
Claude Biggs
Rollie Biggs
J. M. McDonald’s
Wes Gadway
North Platte
Lincoln
Lions Club
Legion Hall
RB. Hill
Loyal Tank
Carrie Christenson
Denver
V. A. Nelson
Dale Dedic
Sund
Rudolph
Nora Madden
Matthew Hansen
Terrell Wickhorst
Mary
Kay Wheeler
Scottsbluff
Nora Rose
Cindy Kay Madden
Ray Wickhorst
Fremont
Wickhorsts
Edwin Edelman
Jeannette Coulter
Elizabeth Larson
Fonda Coulter
Evelyn Hilpert
Gleri Madden
Marilyn
Louanne Slama
Wayne Larson
Bob Aue
Pauline Johnson
Laura Nelson
Doris Warrenburg
Jeanne Woten
Lana Halley
Potter State Bank
Leo Olsen
Kent
Lyle Larson
Pueblo
Dale Hammond
Ada Olsen
Air Force Academy-Wyoming University
Colorado Springs
Leal Nelson
Verne Kritner
Canon City
Big crowd for winter opening at local drug store
Between 2500 and 3000 people attended The Winter Drug's two day opening last weekend. First prize went to Mrs. Ronald Uzel for a television set with other major prizes awarded to Floyd H. Miller, Mrs. Everett Kurth, Edith Widstrand, and more. Store owner Warren Ellison noted crowds exceeded expectations after printing 2500 registration tickets and running out mid afternoon.
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Ronald Uzel
Osage St
Floyd H. Miller
Lodgepole
Westinghouse
Everett Kurth
Dalton
Edith Widstrand
Sioux Villa
Warren Ellison
Cook's Descendant Joins Pearl Harbor Pacific Fleet
U S Navy Captain James J Cook Jr a 10th generation descendant of the English navigator who found Hawaii has been assigned to the Pacific Fleet staff at Pearl Harbor The original Captain Cook was killed by natives.
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Pearl Harbor
U.S. Navy
James J. Cook Jr
Pacific Fleet
Cook
Sleeves Off Grain Warns Garment Fit Says Nebraska Specialist
Lincoln expert Gerda Petersen urges shoppers to check garment grain lines to avoid sleeves twisting. Off grain means fabric lines run at an angle, causing sleeves or skirts to pull or twist, and such dresses are hard to alter. Train eye to follow crosswise grain around sleeve hip bust and chest lines for better fit.
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Lincoln
Gerda Petersen
University of Nebraska
Peter Sen
Cardinals World Series coaches tied to St. Louis past
AP reports that in the last World Series run, first base coach Joe Schultz and third base coach Vern Benson had ties to St. Louis in 1946. Schultz played as a catcher for the St. Louis Browns, batting .386 in 42 games, while Benson had recently left Toronto and Savannah after a trial with Philadelphia, and joined Rochester for 1947.
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ST. Louis
Cardinals
Joe Schultz
Vern Benson
Schultz
St. Louis Browns
Benson
Toronto
Savannah
Philadelphia Athletics
Rochester
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Guy Terman
Harvey Nelson
Lois
Warren Nelson
Brackett Arnold
Robert Aue
Trisha
Cal Larson
Craig
Linda
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Sharon Loeschen
Gladys Hathaway
Jody Enevoldsen
Bushnell
Mary Phipps
Iris Herboldsheimer
Icanvenience Foods
the Star Quiz
Pideuity Features
Pyres
Ltts Fa
Butter Nut Land
Ita Ali
Cortes Neta
Jeanie Fellows
Hooper
Nebraskaland
The
Game Commission
Nebraska Game Commission
China
REED
Barton Sterling
Francis
Tara
Rose the Lark
Wallace, Gorham, International
Lunt
Rogers
Community
Holmes & Edwards
Wm. Rogers