Potter community notes and people moving away
The Potter column reports residents contributing to the Potter Telegram, including farewells for E W Willert leaving for Wayne Nebraska to become superintendent, and Mr George Henney elected Potter schools superintendent from Malmo Nebraska. Local gatherings, visits, travel, and birthdays fill the week, with many neighbors hosting showers, dinners, and trips to Denver, Grand Lake, and Black Hills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoot
Lutheran Guild
E. W. Willert
Ernest Anderson
Clatterbuck
Edgar Leafdale
Kenneth Rose
Willett
Ervin Wheeler
Rudolph Dedic
Hoagland
George Henney
Potter
Malmo
Nebr
Greely
Colorado
James Taylor
Lincoln
Denver
Black Hills
Louis Vogel
Chappell
Otto Thies
Pilger
Delbert Thies
Springfield
August Thies
Don Thies
Guy Gulden and Son
Oliver Hicks
Gulden
Opal Wagner
Fox cinema highlights mix of visits and trips
Local notices record visits and farewells among families and friends in Potter. Cheyenne trips, slumber parties for Sharon Willett, and a Camp Ord visit are noted alongside a serious car crash near the Sioux Ordnance Depot. Residents travel to Lincoln and Denver for hospital care, vacations, and family events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Vaughan
Cheyenne
Wm. Sarraf
Alexandria
Virginia
Wm. Goding
Jerry Larson
Sharon Willett
Wayne
Nebr
Joan Nelson
Clarence Otteson
Camp Ord
California
Vern Otteson
Lowell
Bill Prehn
Charlie Waterman
Olleson
Bridgeport
Gust Stark
Wm. Marriott
Sioux Ordnance Depot
Point of Rocks
Mr. Marriott
Taylor Hospital
Marriott
Bob Jay
Potter
Olive Hicks
Hoagland
Mr. Jay
Hicks
Dewey Lovall
Veterans Hospital
Clyde Nelson
Lincoln
Clover Girls Meeting at Betty Nissan Home
Ten Clover Girls members met at Betty Nissan's home to discuss the fair and judge their cupcakes. A delicious lunch was served by the hostesses, with Vera Hare acting as reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clover Girls
Betty Nissan
Threshing Crews Fade Yet Leave Deep Marks in Nebraska
The threshing crews once powered by horse teams gave way to steam and traction engines as Nebraskans expanded grain production. Early methods relied on manual striking and wind separation. by the mid 1880s mechanization revolutionized farming. The threshing ring became a social and economic cornerstone of pioneer life and the breadbasket West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
America
United States
Federal Crop Insurance Signups Open for Cheyenne County Wheat
Cheyenne County wheat producers are enrolling in federal all purpose crop coverage. ACA chairman Muriel Crosby urges eligible producers to enroll by August 31. Crosby says coverage protects money and labor invested, with most applications accepted though high risk operations may be rejected. Office Supplies The Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Muriel Crosby
ACA
Crosby
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Don C. Chean
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Scottsbluff
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20Th Century- Fox
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Sidney’s Modern Jewelry Store
Vera Hare
Millard Musics Orchestra
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Legion Hall
Kate Greenaways
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Greenlees
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Lee Williams
Patt Farrel
Three Steps
John Beecher
Urday
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