Four-H Demonstration and Contest Rules Summary
The document outlines 4-H demonstration classes with age splits Class A under 12 and Class B 12 and over, and ribbon groups Blue Red White. It details events: public speaking, music contests, song identification, group singing, wood, electrical, tractor exhibits, garden, cooking, baking, and meal planning exhibits. It sets entry deadlines and notes top winners advance to district or state contests.
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FFA
Nebraska County Fairs 1957 Special FFA Awards Highlights
Division XII outlines best all around exhibitors for 4-H work in Home Economics and Farm Projects. Division XIII covers booths and adult home demonstration clubs along with 4-H clubs. Division 101 demonstrations lists farm project entries and contest structure.
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Clara Childers
Rowena Sorge
Bulletin Board
Potter State Bark
Clut
FFA
Nebraska
Potter Days Queen Contest to Honor Local Leaders
Potter Beta Sigma Phi will sponsor a Queen for Potter Days from September 1 to 17. Merchants choose candidates by August 18 and the Queen and two attendants will be announced after the Queen Dance on August 30. Millard Musil Orchestra to provide music for the event.
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Potter Beta Sigma Phi
Millard Musil
Chas. Morehouse
Chadron State Teachers College
Alder Planetarium
Museum of Natural Science and History
Chicago
U.S. Steel
Standard Oil
Indiana
General Motors Technical Center
Detroit
Canada
Gordon Reed
Cheyenne
Scottsbluff
Chadron
Marion Bradley
Potter
Community Notes From Potter Area Neighbors
Moose Jaw visitor Miss Jessie Greenlay left for Climax after visiting relatives in Potter and with grandparents the King ston home. Many local families host visitors with church groups and harvest help noted. two births reported and several in town for community events and travel to camps and California trips.
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Jessie Greenlay
Moose Jaw
Sack
Canada
Ray Dindinger
Terrell Weikhorst
Dwain Madden
Climax
J. T. Kingston
Dindingers
Miss Greening
Potter
Ardith Goin
Sidney
Donald Spencer
Cindy Cae
Womans Society of Christian Service
Mesdames
Archie McMillan
Anna Nelson
Dale Langley
Mable Hagemeister
F. E. Willoughby
Chas. Mayer
V. A. Nelson
Emil Nelson
Tom Dindinger
Robert Lipska
John Lovell
Philmont
Cimarron
New Mexico
Ralph Robertson
Karen
Glenda
Douglas Moench
California
Chester Kaderli
Kimball
F. A. Klopping
Phoenix
Ariz
George Whitney
Kenneth Spencer
Oklahoma
Alex Spencer
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Scottsbluff
Hubert Herboldsheimer
Clifford Herboldsheimer
Dale Herboldsheimer
C. P
1904 Red Sox used five pitchers in AL season
Bennie Herboldsheimer notes social events including Mrs Christensen's death in Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital and various visits. The piece mentions a July 25 shower for Miss Marlene Johnson at Mrs Nils Johnson's home and a Stanley party hosted by Mrs Ferne Schnell. It closes with a historical line about the 1904 Boston Red Sox employing only five pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennie Herboldsheimer
Potter
Chris Christensen
Cheyenne County Memorial Hospital
First Lutheran Church
Melvin Westall and
Noble, Ilinois
Wendell Westall
Snowy Range
Estes Park
Elmer Seyfang
Lions Club
Gering
Laverne McKay
Sharon
Gary
Lincoln
Hare Leggett
McKay
Leggett
Dave Thies
Marlene Johnson
Nils Johnson
Bunco
Kathleen
Ferne Schnell
Ed Morrison
Brush, Cole
Evan Stines
Francis Hixon
Ft. Morgan
Boston Red Sox
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White
Cheyenne County
Mivad Unicn
County Extension Office
Bor
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Potter News
Gordof Reed
Fred Enevoldsen
Don Enevoldsen
Better Tiston
Rite-Site Optical Company
Omaha
Eleanor T. Kallhoff
Maple Street
John Peetz, Jr
Plymouth
the Angels
Betty White
Yymoulle