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Newspaper

Sidney Telegraph

Location

Sidney, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1950

Page

4

Shy Patient’s Hidden Fortune Aids Cancer Fight

Miss Margaret Williams Pierce a shy 52 year old hospital patient lived simply and left a 150000 estate to the memorial center for cancer and allied diseases after death. Her will revealed cash stocks and bank accounts totaling 150000 with no debts. Doctors praised the bequest saying it will fund cancer research as she requested.

New York Margaret Williams Pierce Memorial Center For Cancer and Allied Diseases Miss Pierce George C. Escher Margaret Pierce

Tele phone and Television demonstration at Legion Hall

Potter posts invite public to a Northwestern Bell Tele phone and Television demonstration at the Legion Hall on Monday evening November 7 at 8 o'clock. Miss Bernice Lett joins the local faculty to teach fourth and eighth grades due to enrollment growth.

Russia Tests Seven Ten Guided Missiles in Baltic Maneuver

Aftonbladet reports Russia launched seven ten guided missiles in the Baltic area during mid July, labeled Silent Maneuver. Rockets were fired from Cranz in East Prussia toward a small island in Lake Onega, with radar practice tied to testing first group radar stations and weapons bases along a coastal chain from Porkkala to Wismar.

Stockholm Sweden Aftonbladet Baltic Cranz East Prussia Lake Onega Porkkala Helsinki Estonia Latvia Lithuania Poland East Germany Wismar Germany

Soviet Writer Nominates Future War Criminals

A Soviet writer in Pravda names European and US leaders as possible defendants in a future war crimes trial. Named are Dean Acheson, Louis Johnson, Gen. Douglas MacArthur, Winston Churchill, Robert Schuman, Jules Moch, Konrad Adenauer, and Carlo Sforza for allegedly repeating Hitlerite propaganda against Bolshevism.

Moscow Pravda Communist Party United States Dean Acheson Louis Johnson Douglas MacArthur Winston Churchill Robert Schuman Jules Moch Konrad Adénauer Carlos Sfera

Split day-old doughnuts toasting in broiler aroma

Split day-old doughnuts in half and toast three to four inches from the flame. Serve warm with jam maple syrup or honey for a simple, quick treat.

Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Kindness

I wish to express my appreciation to everyone for their kindness and sympathy shown me during my recent bereavement caused by the death of my mother. Especially I wish to thank those who helped make it possible for me to attend her services.

Various Social Events In Pine Island Area

Mrs. Leo Rehling visited Pine Island relatives. Mrs. Ellis Fisher to Sidney hospital for observation. Jolly Neighbors Club met with Laura Nelson. next meeting at Nora Madden includes Christmas party. Covered dish luncheon at noon. Al Mihevic and family welcome baby daughter in Denver. Susan Mihevic stays with grandparents. Pre Thanksgiving dinner hosted by Herboldsheimer. 28 attended. Loren Uhrig, Hemingford, visited relatives. Social Neighbors Club met Nov 15 at Millard Music home. 12 members present. Christmas Family Traditions discussed. Dec 15 party planned with 25 cent gift exchange. Lunch served. Earl and Mrs. Anderson attended a Lincoln wedding. stopped in Wahoo. Ralph and Edgar Anderson families and Sjulsons had Sunday dinner with Edgar Anderson. Friends celebrated Hans Rushman’s birthday. attendees listed. St Paul’s Ladies Aid met. gifts for Fremont Orphanage planned. Art Baack hosted. Rev Bellmann led devotions. business meeting held.

Potter American Legion Post No. 291 Northwestern Bell Telephone Company Legion Hall Bernice Lett Oklahoma City Okla Miss Lett Ford Wickhorst Pete Hansen L. M. Peterson Graeber Anna Myrick Fred Enevoldsen Ladies Bridge Club Rudolph Dedicc Enevoldsen Rudolph Dedic Claude Biggs Ralph Merscholim The Pauline Ashworth Topeka Kansas Ashworth Wickhorst Lincoln James Taylor Bellville Potter Wickhurst Cheyenne Leo Rehling Pine Island Minn E. M. Clatterbuck Clatterbuck Ellis Fisher Sidney Hospital Jolly Neighbors Club Laura Nelson Nora Madden al Mihevic Denver Susan Mihevic Guy Terman Charles Herboldsheimer Loren Uhrig Hemingford Paul Aude Emiel Tank Earl Anderson Anderson Wahoo Joe Koudele Ralph Anderson Harry Sjulson Baby Edgar Anderson Hans Rushman Art Schuessler Anton Steffens Norman Ruskiman Clifford Parker Ola Brogren Chris Maass Art Holt Don Lewis Art Baack St. Paul’s Ladies Aid W. Bellmann Baack Fremont

Social and family gathering notes from area homes

Sunday evening at the Elmer Ruhrdorf home. Dinner guests Sunday at the Walt Hilpert home were Mr. and Mrs. Hero Baack and family, Mr. and Mrs. Anton Steffens and family and Mrs. Ben Hilpert. St. Paul's Walther League Social met with Harold Schuessler Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Art Schuessler and Mrs. Art Baack accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Schubarth to Denver Monday, returning Tuesday.

Elmer Ruhrdorf Walt Hilpert Hero Baack Anton Steffens Ben Hilpert St. Paul’s

Potter Methodist Church Service Schedule

Potter Nebraska Sunday School starts at 10:00 am with Lester Willoughby as superintendent Morning Worship at 11:00 am Senior Hi Fellowship at 7:00 pm Reverend QO Hoagland leads services and activities in Potter.

Lester’ Willoughby QO. D. Hoagland

Sundl and Friends Share Local News and Visits

Sundl notes a farewell and anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Walter Phelps of Lorenzo at the George Fleming home. Bruce and Richrd Lee welcomed new son Rich ard Lee and Dickie Doyle is born to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Englert. Various travel, hospital, and social visits are listed among Sunol residents and guests, including trips to Lincoln for a football game and Back to the Bible sermons in Sidney.

Charles Ehlers George Fleming Walter Phelps Lorenzo Robert Englert Dickie Doyle Bob Misegadis I. A. Caldwell Lincoln Iowa State Nebraska Loveland Colo George Coulter Cecil Hunt Jessesborn Panhandle Co Gering Glen Kimble Richard Lee Taylor Hospital Lloyd Charles Deaver Janie Wallie Namath George Deaver Joe Zimola Denver Jean Davis Sidney Firth Booth

Program Aims Full Mechanization in Cotton Production

Fifteen Cotton Belt states join with the U S Department of Agriculture in a cooperative program to mechanize cotton farming from seedbed preparation through storage and ginning, aiming to modernize every step of production.

U.S. Department of Agriculture

Vehicle Deaths Fall in 1949 as Injuries Rise

The death toll from motor vehicle accidents dropped to 31 000 in 1949 from 32 000 in 1948. The Bureau of Public Administration at UC Berkeley reports injuries rose by 93 000 that year.

Bureau of Public Administration Berkeley University of California

Stapling Machines and Refills Featured in The Telegraph

An advertisement urges consumers to buy Bostitch stapling machines and corresponding staples, noting compatibility with other makes. It cautions buyers to ensure refill staples are available and suggests consulting The Telegraph for details.

THE Telegraph

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