Bill Zink To Legion Event District Meet
WWI veterans plan a district gathering as Bill Zink, district Legion oratorical chairman, attended the State Contest in North Platte. Allen Dillman of Morris placed 3rd in the State Contest. Frank E. Johnson, 82, died of a probable heart attack. He was born in Kirk, lived in Potter, and is survived by two sisters and a brother. Funeral services were held at First Lutheran Church in Potter with interment in Kirk cemetery. The Jolly Neighbors Club met in Potter, and local families celebrated marriages and visits across Cheyenne and Sidney. WWI Barracks 2448 and Auxiliary held a meeting in Potter with district convention discussions set for April 19 at the Ft Sidney Motor Hotel and parade of guests from Broadwater, Chappell, and Potter. Other items include Auxiliary reports, hospital bed and equipment notes, cancer drive plans for April, and Legion birthday events. Ward Larson and family updated on relocation to Sidney for student teaching.
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Win
Zink
Legion
North Platte
Allen Dillman
Morris
Frank E. Johnson
Kirk
Potter
Nels Anderson
Hannah Johnson
J. G. Johnson
First Lutheran Church
Ralph Robertson
Reye Gunderson
Lola Nelson
Elsie Merscheim
Out Of Old Nebraska Museum Shows Indian War Evidence
The Nebraska State Historical Society Museum in Lincoln presents a three dimensional history of Nebraska. Exhibits trace prehistoric inhabitants from 10 000 years ago to 1100 1400 AD while detailing tribes such as Pawnee Omaha Oto Sioux and Cheyenne. Indian wars 1860s 1870s uniforms guns and trenchers bring the era to life alongside fur traders missionaries and homesteaders.
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Nebraska State Historical Society
Bill Hickok
David McCanles
Rock Creek Station
Nebraska
Lincoln
Modern Museum of the
Central Plains
Pawnee
Omaha
Museum of the
Old
Last Rites Today For Frank Johnson
Funeral services were held for Frank Elof Johnson 82 of Potter who died Sunday morning at his farm home from an apparent heart attack. The Rev. Benjamin Warrenburg officiated at the First Lutheran Church Potter with burial at Kirk Cemetery. Survivors include two sisters and a brother.
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Frank Elof Johnson
Potter
Benjamin Warrenburg
First Lutheran Church
Kirk
Craig
Phillip Crantz
Harold Peterson
Alfred Hendrickson
Martin Frostrom
Don Murray
Bill Johnson
Tellergh
Sweden
Carl Otto
Ida Danielson Johnson
Fullerton
Nebr
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Bill Zink
Potter Firemnens
Eda Lipska
Kathy Merscheim
Mae Wheeler
William Walsh
Sidney
da Lipska
Vera Robbins
Vera Russell
American Legion and Auxiliary
Ward
Tecan
Jaycee-Legion Club Rooms
J. C. Penney
Mount Vernon Community Center
Harlan
C. H. Hammond
Harlan’s Bakery
Frank Johnson
Telegraph
N. W
Imperial
Mike Shonka
Burwell
Ron Shonka
Atkinson
Rcavictor
RCA Victor
Is of
Picture Rca Space
Staunton
Trendliner
Rcavigtor
RADIO
RCA