Potter and Community News From Sidney Area
Miss Floy Thayer leaves for Denver with visits to Golden and Central City. Redington Fourth picnic attendees include Hagemeisters and Rogers families. Marjorie McMillen ill. double bridal shower for Mrs Bartlett and Mrs Winn at Sidney. various local visits and trips to Denver and Cheyenne. Potter day features Mike's trained horses. Judge John Reese dies at 89 in Grand Island. Potter loses ten inning game to Fort Warren 5 to 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floy Thayer
Arthur Leafdale
Denver
Golden
Central City
Colo
Redington
William Hagemeister
Dean Hagemeister
Jo Ann
Lee Hagemeister
G. L. Rogers
Clarence Rogers
Bruce Hagemeister
Marylee
Angora
Marjorie McMillen
William Higgins
Bert Christensen
Charles Hagemeister
Kathryn
Charlyn
Colorado
Art Bartlett
Durward ‘Winn
Sidney
M. E
Stanley Davis
Guy Sickles
Alberta
George Tinsley
Miss Sickels
Joe Johnson
Bob
Ralph Robertson
Mildred
Black Hills
Babcock
Spearfish
S. D
Fred Vaughn
Axine Wells
Wichita
Kan
Oklahoma City
Fort. Worth
Dallas
Bluebird
John Seyfang
Edna
Kimball
D. F. Enevoldsen
Catherine Weikhorst
Dorothy Anderson
Cheyenne
Albert Jacobson
Veterans Hospital
Jeanetta Sloan
Clarence Hansen
Ben F. Robinson
LaBlanc
Scottsbluff
Potter
Donald Chapman
William Sheets
Jean
Charles Larson
Bertrand
J. C. Bartlett
Archie McMillen
Marjorie
Boyd French
Royal Neighbors
City
California
Sam Stewart
Theodore Stewart
Billy Bean
Blair
Joe
Emil Nelson
Alfred Arnell
J. R. Quein
Kimball Hospital
Joe Nelson
Theodore. Stewart
Billy
Estes Park
Emma Olson
George Ransom
Alliance
Ransom
Mike
John Reese
Grand Island
Judge Reese
GAR
Quein
Reese
The
Legion
Peter Nelson
Vivian Herboldsheimer
Bearcats Edge Pleasant View in High Scoring Ninth Inning?
End of regulation tied 2 to 2 with three Soldier runs in the first of the tenth. Potter failed to score in its half. Nelson team then outscored Pleasant View, as the Bearcats prepare for a league game at Oshkosh next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Nelson
Bearcats
Oshkosh
Peetz and Surrounding Towns Social Roundup
Numerous visits and outings are noted across Peetz and nearby towns. D. K. Addington and family from Greeley hosted and traveled family to New Raymer. residents attended picnics, hospital updates, and summer trips to Estes Park and Denver. A local junior team hosted Sterling, while stores added electric signs and a refrigerator. Several residents recovered from illness and a minor tornado-touched east of Peetz is reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. K. Addington
Greeley
L. E. Bowels
New Raymer
L. F. Bowles
Alfred
Leonard
Esther Schilz
Denver
Dona Lee Thompson
Lavera Hart
Sterling
Estes Park
Guy Williams
Taylor Hospital
Joe Petre
Crock
Cliff Oeschlager
Holyoke
Charles Nelson
Gordon Petre
G. B. Skinner
John
Howard Petre
N. J. Petre
Velma Stratton
Proctor
W. T. Eikner
Elvira
Trevor Edwards
For Warren
H. W. Edwards
Clayton Bishop
Fort Warren
Sarah Youman
F. J. Smith
Omaha
E. F. Smith
E. E. Brown
Constance Brown
F. B. Arrett
Norma
Hilary Schilz
Frances Ripp
Platte Center
Werner Grocery
Helen Welff
M. A. Peters
Peetz
Raymond
Ray Wood
Ketchum Hospital
Harold Wolff
Bridgeport
William ‘Whiff
Sarah Potter
Noble Potter
Elizabeth Fabian
Gloria June
Warner
Lucy Potter
Akron
James Potter
Ray Gillham
Camping trip to the canons and a family visit
A camping trip to the canons ended midweek with breakfast outdoors. Kenneth and Dein Gillham joined the boys along with Leo Fehringer who is recovering from an illness. The Peetz ball club played late Sunday. Mr and Mrs H M Van Dorn hosted a pleasant surprise Monday welcoming Mr and Mrs Ralph Van Dorn and daughter Agnes and Rex and Ralph Van Dorn of Detroit Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catter
Kenneth
Dein Gillham
Leo ‘Fehringer
Peetz Ball’ Club
H. M. van Dorn
Ralph van Dorn
Agnes
Rex
Ralph
Local social visits in East St Dalton area
Edith Devier reports multiple Sunday visits by local families including Christensen, Devier, Mintken, Warren, Marx, Baker and related relatives. Notes Hazel Munshaw and Miss Mintken staying with relatives, with travel from Yankton S D and Chadron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East St Dalton
Edith Devier
Carl’ Christensen
Alfred Christensen
Pauline
Ed Mintken
Forrest Pee
3D. Devier
Edith
James Devier
Corrine Mintken
Harold Warren
Emil Marx
Louis Kallenbach
Fred Rathman
Carl Baker
Mable
Ruby
W. B. Pitman
Mrs. Devers
Betty
Yankton
S. D
C. A
C. A. Baker Home. Miss Hazel Munshaw, Who Is Attending School At Chadron
Herbert
Howard Marx
Mike Miller
C. A. Baker
Louise Thompson
Ruby Baker
Hazel Munshaw
Weyerts By Mrs O Rahe Weyerts By Mrs O Rahe Ruth Buss and Mrs Dan Daniels
Robertson era notes recount visits among Scottsbluff residents. Ruth Buss, Mrs Dan Daniels and children visited Pete Buss family. Wm Sears and Rose called at Fred Bauer home. Dan Daniels and Secktsbhluff party attended Morris Jesson dinner for Ruth's fourth birthday. Billie Folkerts ill with measles. Vern Wiegers fixed a truck in Lodge Pole. Dinner guests at O Rahe home included Cecil Hume family Orval Hume and John Tompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Buss
Dan Daniels
Morris Jesson
Ruth
Vern Wiegers
Lodge “Pole
Social News From Lodge Pole and Surrounding Towns
Mr and Mrs Walter Flicker and Ben were among the Gidney shop pers Tuesday morning. Mrs Sears Rose and Wm Sears spent Sunday at the Wm Haxby home. Lodge Pole shoppers included Vern Wiegers Bess Rahe Elsie Rahe Elda Hume Melvin Jurgens. Several calls and visits scattered through Lodge Pole Sidney Scottsbluff Snow Lake and surrounding homes with neighbors stopping by and fishing at Snow Lake on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Flicker
Ben
Gidney
Rahe
Delmar
Sears
Buss
Reeves Loveland
Dan Daniels
Sidney
Lena
Henry Tieman
Scottsbluff
Rose
Wm. Haxby
Vern Wiegers
Bess
Elsie Rahe
Elda Hume
Melvin Jurgens
la Verne Queen
O. Rahe
Bill Frerich Jr
Ben Jurgens
Melvin
Snow Lake
George Buss
Elsie
Gay Thurow
John F. Folkerts
Fred Bauer
Cecil Hume
Gerald
Claude Layman
Ben Buss
Morris Jesson
Irvin Sanders
Lodge Pole
Wm. Span
Local Social Notes From A Nebraska Town
Sextrop and neighbors share Sunday visits at several homes including the Beetz and Shaw residences. Hotes family marked the Fourth at Dix with Will Scheele. Scheeler serves in a CCC camp nearby. Jacobson expects hospital return from Cheyenne. Evelyn Slama visits home folks. Hates family hosts dinner. Peter Nelson heads west Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Smith
Fred Beetz
Lloyd, Shaw
Billie Smith
Robert Nelson
Evelyn Slama
Henry Hates
Albert Jacobson
Peter Nelson
Families plan travels after Wheatland visit
Relatives expect to meet in Wheatland Wyoming then travel by auto to Oregon to visit Nelson's brother and attend the San Diego fair. Arlo and Mrs Fisher and daughter have returned home after visiting the mountains. Fred Reetz visited Henry Hatel. Fourth of July in Sidney drew nearly all locals for a fine celebration. Nelson called at the Matthewson home and Will London visited the Prince home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wheatland
Wyo
Nelson
Oregon
San Diego
Arlo’ Fisher
Fred Reetz
Henry Hatel
Sidney
Pete ‘Nelson
W. D. Matthewson
Will. _ London
Prince Home
East t Gurley by Mrs Harold Gibbins
East t Gurley notices list local visits and social calls. Dennis Jurgens broke both bones in his right arm last week. Mr and Mrs Harold Gibbons with son visited Sidney. others attended the Sidney Fourth celebration. several families and neighbors are mentioned with various calls and activities in Gurley and surrounding homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Jurgens and
Ray Miles
Dennis Jurgens
Harold Gibbons
Sidney
Vernon Nelch
Stirling
Chas. Nelch
Herman Jurgens
Gurley
Fred Schumacher
Chas, Netch
Bert Gibbins
Wayne Gilbert
Sexton Ahlms
Aid
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Shirley
FOX
Temple
Joel McCrea
Rosemary Ames
Hamburger
Goodrich
Cavaliers
Ghos. Nelch
Vernon
Harold Gibbins
Orville Gibbins
Sextrop
Pete Nelson
Lew Wh
Frank
Schwasnick
Sidney Beer Garden
Omar D. Slayter
Hazel Abbott Slayter
East T Gurley
Mrs
Ares Tread Cn PI
Preck
Jong
As. Saat Few
RB Aoe
Shene Wien
Western Ice & Storage ‘Company
Sidney, Nebraska
C.O.K
Ramy
Geo. Fleming, Lorenzo
Neb
Deal H. Az
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Ogallala
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