Hemingford Man To Head Area's Scouts
Bruce Hagemeister of Hemingford was elected president of the Wye- Braska Area Council at the annual meeting on November 16. Officers include vice presidents Robert Kelley and H A Blackstone, treasurer Jack Witters, and Council Commissioner Al Christy. The council plans a September start to its program year and fall finance campaign, with jamboree leaders named Byron Nelson and Don Redfern.
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Bruce Hagemeister
Hemingford
Wye- Braska
Robert Kelley
Morrill
H. A. Blackstone
Bridgeport
Petrus Peterson
Kimball
Jack Witters
Scottsbluff
al Christy
Gering
Vance Houston
Council
Nebraska
Wyoming
Larry Jors
Dean Hagemeister
Potter
Wye-Braska
Byron Nelson
Alliance
Don Redfern
Lodgepole
J. C. Conover
Jack Clatterbuck
Lisco
Harold Olson
Fred
Population Growth Seen in Sidney and Cheyenne County
County Treasurer Herbert Stevens notes growing population in Sidney and Cheyenne County. He recalls issuing under five thousand motor vehicle registration forms when he started, ordered eleven thousand this year and already ran out, with fifteen thousand ordered for next year and consideration of another larger order.
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Sidney
Cheyenne County
Herbert Stevens
Potter News First Lutheran Church Schedule
Rev Paul Jansen pastor leads services at First Lutheran Church Sunday School at 9 00 worship service at 10 00 Luther League meets at 7 30 Catechetical Class on Saturday at 9 30 a m
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First Lutheran Church
Paul Jansen
Luther League
Methodist Church notices and community gatherings
Sunday services at 9:45 and 11:00 with a union Thanksgiving service at eight led by Rev. Paul Jansen of the Lutheran Church. A November 26 program by Philander Smith College’s Negro Male Quartet. Band fundraiser totals and upcoming uniform delivery. Local visits, baptisms, postponed meetings due to weather, and travel notices from area families.
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Methodist Church
Paul Jansen
Lutheran Church
Philander Smith College of
Little Rock Ark
Negro College
Community Notes From Last Week In Local Homes
Mrs. Troy and family traveled from Long Beach visiting San Diego and parts of Arizona and Texas before staying with Mr and Mrs Ted Banner in Montrose Colorado. Mrs. Johnson remains hospitalized in Sidney while the Shoemakers and Maynard Mayer visited Hastings for the Wheat Show and called at Curtis to see daughters Sandra and Sonja. Mrs. Stines and Mrs. Gunderson visited Lusk Wyoming to see Merle Stines who was hospitalized there. Linda Gill accompanied them to Potter for a visit. Carolyn Meyer and LeRoy Willoughby walk on crutches due to foot injuries. Local bridge clubs met with prizes awarded to Mrs Roderick McAdam, Mrs Fred Vaughn, and Mrs Rudolf Dedic. Sunday hosts served lunch.
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Dale Dedic
Linda Rose
Oswald Band
Fred Reetz
Jennie Hammond
Martha
Sidney
C. H. Hammond
Merrilee
Don Rowan
Douglas Reetz
Walter Hammond
Nancy Lou Hammond
Hoagland
Pine Bluffs
Home Nursing
Sam Wickstrom
Tacoma
Washington
LaVerne
Henry Wickstrom
V. A. Nelson
Katherine Turner
Miss Wilson
Gordon Reed
Cheyenne
Ed Weikhorst
Mark
Sacramento
California
Stanley Davis
Long Beach
Calif
Troy
San Diego
Arizona
Texas
Ted Banner
Montrose
Colo
Herbert Johnson
Sidney Hospital
Lee Shoemaker
Maynard Mayer
Hastings
Curtis
Sandra
Sonja
Evan Stines
Chas
Gunderson
Lusk
Wyo
Rudolph Dedic
Ladies Bridge Club
Roderick McAdam
E. M. Clatterbuck
Dedic
Fred Vaughan
Rod McAdam
Rod
Letterheads and Envelopes Printed by The Telegraph
The Telegraph announces a service to print letterheads and envelopes. It offers layout assistance and publishing guidance to customers seeking professional mail materials.
Prisoner of War Bible Miracle Sparks Cellar Faith
A Marine in Korea credits a pocket Bible with saving him from shrapnel, while reporters push for answers and a general decries press scrutiny. In lighter notes a Persian cat vanishes into a Chicago alley as an ancient elephant named Salt stalls in Canterbury. Hitler’s sister seeks proof of his death to claim the estate, amid grim relics and old slogans.
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Salt
Canterbury
England
Hitler
Telegraph shop prints all kinds of business forms
A local print shop offers a full range of business and office forms printed in house. The Telegraph notes availability for commercial customers seeking customized forms and quick turnaround.
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the Telegraph
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Sally Ann Dunn
Deanna
Moses Lake
Wash
Donald Dunn
Potter News
Potter School Band Association
Suzanne Coulter
U.S
Phillips 66
Phillips
Sidney 66 Oil Company
Strictly Fresh
G.I
Korea
Sweeter Elegancie
Chicago
B. H. Grimm
C. H. Babbitt
M. D
Illinois
West Bend
RIM
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Mercairy
Mercury
Joe As ‘Gibson
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