Albert Jacobson Dies At 67 In Potter FuneralRites Held
Albert Jacobson 67 a longtime Potter farmer died Sunday at a Bridgeport hospital. Rites were today at Potter Methodist Church with Rev C D Hoagland presiding. Military graveside honors by Potter American Legion Post at Potter Cemetery. Holecek Funeral Home in charge. Pallbearers named Dewey Lovell Claude Biggs Fred Enevoldsen Clyde Nelson Raymond Slama Robert Slama. Jacobson born Nov 20 1893 in Potter married Rachel Milward in Cheyenne on Dec 7 1920. she died 1953. He served in World War I and belonged to Potter Methodist Church Potter American Legion Durango Elks. Survived by son Bradley of Saguache Colo five sisters and two brothers. Preceded in death by four sisters.
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Albert Jacobson
Bridgeport
Potter Methodist Church
C. D. Hoagland
Potter American Legion
Potter Cemetery
Holeciek Funeral Home
Dewey Lovell
Claude Biggs
Fred Enevoldsen
Clyde Nelson
Raymond Slama
Robert Slama
Mr. Jacobson
Potter
Rachel Milward
Cheyenne
Potter American Legion Post
Durango, Colo
Elks Lodge
Bradley
Saguache
Colo
Mary Johnson
North Bend
Ore
Pearl Sanders
Helen Mayer
Rose Miller
Chicago
Lillie Starner
Cambridge
Mass
Elmer
Salem
Roy
Lincoln
Friday Rites For Chappell Resident
Earl Evans longtime Chappell resident died Monday evening in a Sterling Colorado hospital after long illness He and his wife moved to Chappell from McCook in 1954 they ran an antique shop and he dealt in oil leases He was a World War I veteran twice wounded in France survived by two sisters funeral Friday at 10 am at Chappell Methodist Church with ministers from Sidney and Chappell burial in Chappell Cemetery Zimmer Funeral Home in charge
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Earl Evans
Chappell
Sterling, Colo
C. F. Parks
Sidney
Harold V. Mitchell
Zimmer Funeral Home
Evans
McCook
France
John Tschacher Dies in Missouri at 38
Word came Tuesday of the death of John Tschacher, 38, in Grant City, Missouri. His brother Leonard Tschacher and sister Mrs. Jake White, both of Sidney, learned of the loss and will escort the body home for burial. Survivors include his wife and five daughters, his parents Mrs. Clara Tschacher of Homer Alaska and John Tschacher of Riverton Wyoming, two brothers Raymond of Portland Oregon and Albert of Riverton, and sister Mrs. Noel Holt of Homer.
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John Tschacher
Grant City
Leonard Tschacher
Jake White
Sidney
Tscha Cher
White
Clara Tschacher
Homer
Alaska
Riverton
Wyo
Raymond
Portland, Ore
Albert
Noel Holt
Christmas cards from The Telegraph catalog
Promote engraving quality cards from The Telegraph catalog promising a splendid selection in a wide price range. Urges readers to visit and order before time runs out with a church invitation context.
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Telegraph
Rites Set Friday In Dalton Church For Mrs. Lane
Mrs. Nellie Lane 72 dies in Cheyenne hospital after long Dalton residence. Funeral at Dalton Presbyterian Church Friday at 2 p.m. Rev. E L Nelson to officiate. burial in Dalton Cemetery. Survivors: two daughters F H Gilroy Cheyenne and K C Hartley Denver. four grandchildren. one daughter Ruby Irene predeceased.
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Nellie Lane
Cheyenne
Wyo
Dalton
E. L. Nelson
Dalton Cemetery
Schrader
Lane
Friend
Neb
Geneva
Henry R. Lane
Sharon L
Thomas L. Hartley
Denver
Ruby Irene
Carl Anderson Former Sidneyite Dies in Alaska
Carl Anderson aged 57 long time Sidney resident died Monday morning in Seward Alaska after a lingering illness. He lived in Seward two years and in Sidney four years where he worked as a bookkeeper at Gibson's Ford garage and later managed the Sears Roebuck store at its opening. He is survived by his wife Mary Ann of Seward and a brother Alvin Anderson of Sidney.
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Carl Anderson
Sidney
Seward
Alaska
Alvin Anderson
Gibson’s
Ford
Sears Roebuck
Mary Ann
Extension Club Activity Notes and Plans
Extension clubs met at Mrs. Rodney Mathew son’s home with twelve members present. Mrs. George Hellman led the session as roll call answered by favorite songs. Christmas dinner planned for December 14. Bakers Dozen members hosted by Mrs. Leslie Sabin with a lesson titled Mental Health led by Mrs. Eugene Orton. Entertainment duties assigned to Memorial Rest Home volunteers. Christmas party set for December 16 at Mrs. Gerald Mc Casslin’s home. Gift exchanges capped at $1.50.
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Juliets Extension Club
Rodney Mathewson
George Hellman
Clif Thurston
Bakers Dozen
O.N.O. Extension Club
Bakers Dozen Extension Club
Leslie Sabin
Eugene Orton
S. J. Simmerman
Eugene Winston
Memorial Rest Home
Gerald McCasslin
Health insurers in Texas dominate with many plans
Texas hosts more health insuring organizations than any state. The market includes 379 insurance companies, two Blue Cross Blue Shield and Medical Society plans, and 14 other insuring plans. This density reflects a diverse landscape of providers and coverage options across the state.
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Texas
Blue Cross-Blue Shield
Medical Society
Court of Honor for Pack 83 honors many scouts
Boy Scout Pack 90 held a Court of Honor at East Ward School on Thursday night November 17. Kenny Lubash remembered with a flag stand donated by Mr and Mrs Leo Samson. Den 5 members received Bobcat pins to John Jeppesen Steve Howlett Patrick Callahan David Benner Glenn Burr earned a one year pin and silver arrow etc. Transferring members came Jimmy Dillard from Hutchinson Kan and Pat Brennan from Denver. Den mothers named and next meeting set for December 15 at 7:30 p.m. in East Ward School.
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East Ward School
Leo Samson
Kenny Lubash
Den 5
Charles Hawkins
Robert Schilz
John Jeppesen
Steve Howlett
Patrick Callahan
David Benner
Glenn Burr
Deeter Boothe
Richard Henkle
Denner
Bobby Schilz
Charles Bobo
Martin Gieger
Mike Blake
Dale Gorman
Eddie Aherns
Bobby Willis
Jimmy Dillard
Danny Galardo
Monte Trobough
John Seelmeyer
Jeff Samson
Larry Hawkins
Lron
Ronald Heath
Rodney Stottler
Den 4
Dens 2
Den
Webelos den
Ed Maul
Howard Berg
Don Norcott
Norman Trobough
Harlan Haith
Webelos
Jack Fish
Maple Grove Oyster Dinner Set For Dec 16
Farmers Union members met at Ed Miles home and planned an oyster dinner at Bill Schnell residence on December 16 with each lady bringing a pie and her own dishes. Numerous visits and gatherings followed including Albert Runion, Rolland Green, and Jim Van Mark households hosting and visiting across Maple Grove.
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Farmers Union
Ed Miles
Bill Schnell
Albert Runion
Rolland Green
Rodney Bowen
Lorraine Stately
Harry Stately
Jerry Miller
Oscar Schlaman
Cheyenne
Ed Cortney
Veterans Hospital
Lewis Sterling
Jim
Weekend Visits Include Harvey Miles Home Guests
Family gatherings continue with Phil and Jane Schlaman joining Mrs Faye Walsh and her children at the Harvey Miles residence. On Sunday they visited the Jay Peters home, expanding social ties in the community.
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Eral
Harvey Miles
Phil and
Jane Schlaman
Faye Walsh
Jay Peters
45 More Troopers Is Need, Captain States
LINCOLN Colonel C. J. Sanders chief of the State Safety Patrol Monday recommended adding 45 troopers to the force during the 1961 63 biennium. The patrol now numbers 193 men.
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Lincoln
C. J. Sanders
State Safety Patrol
the Forge
Trooper boost in patrol budget targets 25 then 20 more
The patrol requests a two year budget boost to add 25 troopers by October 1, 1961 and 20 more by October 1962 to expand interstate highway protection. Meanwhile Tukuna Indian maidens endure a hair pulling rite as part of a ritual with mixed emotional responses.
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