Potter Area Club Meetings and Local Notes Summary
The Potter Telegraph reports Union Legion and Auxiliary meet January 17 at 7:30 p.m. in the Legion Hall with hostesses listed, Lutheran Guild meets January 19 at 2:30 p.m., and a Methodist Church shower for Betty Bauer Wistrom January 19 at 7:30 p.m. Also notes Carl Bartlett of Ridgefield Washington hospitalized in Vancouver for blood transfusions, visits by Ray Goding and others, bridge club results, Royal Neighbors officers installed, and several local families hosting or visiting relatives with multiple Sunday gatherings and travel.
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American Legion and Auxiliary
Legion ‘Hall
Dorothy Nelson
Twila ‘Erickson
Lars Jean Halstead
Margaret Montgomery
Lutheran Guild
Kate Bauer
Faye Liggett
Methodist Church
Betty Bauer Wistrom
Leslie Wickhorst
Wayne -Reichstein
Carl Bartlett
Ridgefield
Washington
Vancouver
Ray Goding
Cora Goding
Simmons
Omaha
Roy Anderson
Maynard Mayer
Oracle
Wilma Veale
Bessie Sheets
Doris Moench
Mable Wickhorst
Inner Sentinel
Phyllis W.liams
Outer ‘Sentinel
Eldora Wreeler
Avis “Hernolsheimer
Madelne Iusil
Jona Wickstrom
Courage
Louise "Willoughby
Betty Welson
Trudy Henney
Lorraine Moench
Edsie Merscheim
York
Wilma Dedic
Merle Gill
Evan Stimes
Linda Lee
Raymond Slama
Slaney Hospital
E. M. Clatterbuck
Claude Biggs
Blitzer Seyiang
Joy
Sterling
Rudolph Dedic
Lester Willoughby
Wm. Hagemeister
Edna Ely
Broken Bow
Caliornia
Ed McGowan
Tom McGowan
Ansley
Tom Lloyd Judls
Ford Wickhorst
Worland
Wyo
Jack Thomas
McDonald
Lincoln
Walter Hilpert
Fred Turner
Elmer Wills
Ed ‘Harrison
Norma Onverndorfer
Elmer Hilpert
Anton Steffans
Norman Rushman
Homer Light
Ben Hilpert
Hugo Mueller
Wes Mueller
Lydia Schubarth
Elmer
Community notes mix calls and school news from Potter
Monday callers visited Mrs Hattie Prince while Dr J J Fiegenschuh mourns his mother’s January 3 passing in Winston Salem. Local sport recounts a Dix Potter basketball win and junior county elections in Sidney as Potter School prepares photographs and spring music plans.
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Ola Brogren
Chris Maas
Clifford Parker
Hattie Prince
Leonard Aurich
Ed Aurich
J. J. Fiegenschuh
Winston Salem
North Carolina
Potter
Fiegenschuh
Dr. Fiegenschuh
Millard Ainsil
James Coulter
Teyir Wheeie
Ra. Seronion
George Coulter Jr
Sidney Hospital
Thomas Michael
Dean Hart
Lulu Slocumb
George Whitney
Dix
Dalton
Dan
Sidney
Local social notes highlight visits and gatherings
Mrs Will Hurt and Richard returned from York Nebraska after the holidays. Several local families hosted and visited, including Miss Darleen Barr, Donald Hazlitt and Mrs Floya alemung. The Farmers Union held its monthly meeting January 1 at the school.
Lorenzo Women’s Club Elects Officers and Meets
The Lorenzo Women’s Club held its meeting on January Sth with eight members and one sister present at Mrs Rebecca Fleming’s home. Officers elected for the coming year were Edson Madden president Ervin Phelps vice president Boyd French secretary. A lesson on Tender Cuts of Meat preceded games with prizes awarded to Mrs Frank Meier first Bert Walker second Elmer Fulton third and Melvin Phelps fourth. A lunch followed hosted by the hostess.
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Edson Madden
Ervin Phelps
Boyd French
Ray Mitchell
Boyd Freneen
Frank Meter
Lorenzo Women’s Club
Jan. Sth
Rebecca Fleming
Frank Meier
Bert Walker
Elmer Fulton
Low
Melvin Phelps
Charles Cady
Ronald
Zelma “Wagaman
Sunny Side Community Notices and Visits
Mr and Mrs Lowell Hokom and family spent Saturday evening with Mrs Albert Brandl. Mr and Mrs Ralph Talich and family and Mrs Dale Talich visited Friday at Gile Talich home. Dale Talich and Lemayne Johnson traveled to Lincoln Thursday and returned Saturday. George Bolixen was in Sterling Monday. Children and Mrs John Theis spent Saturday in Kearney and Grand Island. Mr and Mrs John Hokom and children visited in George's home.
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Ralph Talich
Denver
Lester Theis
Albert Brand
Lowell Hokom
Albert Brandl
Dale Talich
Gile Talich
Lemayne Johnson
Lincoln
George Bolixen
John Theis
Kearney
Grand Island
John Hokom
George
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