Nebraska Council of Religious Education Meets at Gurley
The Nebraska Council of Religious Education held its annual convention in Gurley at the Methodist church with eight schools represented. Talks covered evangelism, Sunday school organization, and character education. Officers elected include Mrs. Frank Wolf president and Miss Laura Kinisz secretary treasurer. a unanimous resolution urged a Congress on Character Education.
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Nebraska Council of Religious Education
Methodist
Gurley
H. Clare Welker
Presbyterian Church of
Sidney
W. T. Kahse
Lutheran Church
Gurley Lutheran Sunday School
Cain
Abel
Frank Wolf
Laura Kinisz
Schumacher
Bicknell
Educational
The
Chas. W. Taylor
White Way Extension Considered on Two Sidney Streets
City council discussed extending White Way on two Sidney Street sections with a parkway design to gain space for paving without penalties to property owners. They plan to move a flag pole to the south city park, donated eight acres by I. E. Grabill and later transferred to the city by the American Legion, to improve traffic at Tenth Avenue and Illinois Street. Mayor Schroeder missed the Friday session while Police Judge Tobin, the library board, and city officials oversaw routine approvals.
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Tenth Avenue
Illinois Street
American Legion
I. E. Grabill
Frank Tobin
Library Board
Kepler
Lesle Neubauer
Schroeder
Western Nebraska Predicts Big Crop Again in Wheat
Wheat farmers report increased acreage and sizable summer fallow, with Keith forecast to yield a good corn crop and oats ahead of last year's estimate. Morrill and Garden counties describe an unusually favorable crop outlook for wheat corn oats rye and potatoes. Beet districts show strong prospects while pasture quality is high and hay supplies will be abundant for winter feed.
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Keith
Morrill
Garden
Big Wheat Pool Organized Across State In 1919 Plan
The plan calls farmers to join a state wide wheat pool by July 1 1919 with 50 percent sign up. If achieved all contracts go into effect and pooling proceeds. if not farmers may withdraw. The system aims for orderly marketing and has bipartisan support from economists.
Final Rites for Sidney Physician Held Sunday
Dr. Harry L Mantor a Sidney physician and Masonic leader was given full Masonic honors at his funeral with a large procession from the church to the Sidney cemetery. Born November 2 1881 in Sheldon Illinois he practiced in Lodge Pole and Sidney and left a widow Louise Colyer and two children Earl Collins and Harriet Ann. He died July 5 1928 at age 46.
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Grand Chapter Order of Eastern Star
Sidney
Mantor
Savage
Omaha
Harry L. Mantor
Sheldon
Ill
Lyman Mantor
Chicago
Lexington
Nebr
Methodist Hospital
Lodge Pole
Louise Colyer
Earl Collins
Harriet Ann
Lincoln
Western Nebrsaka
Christian Church
Sidney Church
Dr. Banter
Funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Sanders Largest North Divide Cemetery Service
Mrs Elizabeth Sanders died June 30 at 75 caused by injuries from a long-ago fall in Long Beach California. The funeral in Potter Cheyenne county featured her husband J E Sanders and several children and extended family. She was a longtime churchwoman of Potter district and leaves 28 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren.
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North Divide
Howard
Sanders
Long Beach
Elizabeth Pfeiffer
Jefferson County
Iowa
California
Cheyenne County
Plains
Potter District
Methodist Episcopal Church
Edwin Erickson
Potter
George Moore
Sidney
L. C. Aldridge
Calif
Dot
Ida Sanders
Leslie
Gus
Emmonds
Potter Masons Install Newly Elected Officials
Potter lodge No. 318 A M installed newly elected officers at a recent meeting. Past Master C M Larson was installing officer and Alfred Arnel acted as marshal. New officers include Joseph Nelson as worshipful master Peter Hansen senior warden G L Rogers junior warden E H Seyfang secretary C Harris treasurer Ray Jahnson senior deacon Emil Nelson junior deacon C O Troy chaplain W T Sloan senior steward J C Bartlett junior steward.
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Potter Lodge No
A. M
C. 4. Larson
Alfred Arnel
Joseph Nelson
Peter Hansen
G. L. Rogers
E. H. Seyfang
C. Harris
Ray Jahnson
Emil Nelson
C. O. Troy
W. T. Sloan
J. C. Bartlett
Nebraska Crop Prospects Point to Record Grain and Hay Value
State projections indicate rye reaching about 4,000,000 bushels worth 3,000,000 dollars while corn lags until warm weather matures it before fall frosts. If the season holds, Nebraska farm income from grain and hay could hit 350,000,000 dollars, with total grain plus hay value possibly reaching 282,000,000 to 300,000,000 dollars.
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Nebraska
Anderson
North Sidney responds to outsider on baseball game
The North Sidney Ball Club, led by its manager, replies to allegations from an unsigned outsider regarding the North Sidney Bunker Hill game. The letter explains that plans changed and players were limited by the program committee, with only one paid, and asserts the facts to counter unverified accusations.
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North Sidney
North Sidney Ball Club
Feel My Pulse at U. S. A theatre Wednesday and Thursday
Manager Stiverson presents Bebe Daniels in the great screen laugh Feel My Pulse with sixty minutes of thrills and mirth. Good comedy and News rounds out a full program for patrons Wednesday afternoon and night and Thursday night.
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Stiverson
Bebe Daniels
Comedienne
Sidney Sweet Shop Handles Popular Brand Ice Cream
James C. Takus, manager of the Sidney Sweet Shop, announces handling ice cream and other delicacies from Windsor Farms Dairy of Denver. Through July, special combinations in brick and bulk ice cream products are offered. The shop also carries fine confections produced in Takus's own plant and runs a modern soda fountain.
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James C. Takus
Sidney Sweet Shop
Windsor Farms
Denver
Mr. Takis
Windsor Farm Dairy
Sidney By
New Family at Potter Welcomed by Local Paper
Mr and Mrs C C Hanson of Coral Gables Florida have taken residence in Potter in the northwest part of town. The community welcomes the couple and wishes them a long pleasant stay in Potter Review. July Clearance Sale closes summer hats at 1.00 3 834 and 5.00 by McFadden Millinery. Telegraph Want Ad offers classifieds.
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C. C. Hanson
Coral Gables
Miami
Florida
Potter
Potter Review
McFadden Millinery
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Nebraska Council Religious Education
Elizabeth Sanders
Potter Masons
Telegraph
Sidney Sweet Shop Ice Cream
Sherbet
Greenlees
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