Community Notes From Cheyenne Weekend Visits and Local Events
Norman Fisher of Cheyenne spent the weekend with his father Charles Fisher and relatives. WCTU hosted by Mrs. William Helsing. 4 H club girls studied table setting with Mrs Ernest Andersons. Local shoppers incluir Mr C. E Smith and daughter Marjorie and Mrs S. Chaderli and Barbara in Sidney. Joe P Schwartz and daughter Genevieve left for Sargeant after Mrs Frank Schwartz death. Waffle supper planned by Ladies Aid. Andy Hansen and family returned to Canada after winter in Denver. Ed Rayfield of Long Beach visiting N. Miller. cousins. Potter schools entered three numbers in music contest at Lodge Pole earning three superior ratings. Womans club met with Mrs W. T Sloan. program led by Mrs Leslie Weikhorst. William Hagemeeister on short vacation in Wichita Falls. Clifford Witt visited parents Jess Lambert at Bingham. Willard Christensen reenlisted in navy for ten years. Dr J J Fiegenschuh driving new Ford sedan. Pauline Johnson submitted to appendectomy at Roche hospital. Supt L A Weimers had minor foot operation at Roche hospital. Albert Jacobson in veterans hospital Cheyenne. wife with him. John Witt and wife left Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Fisher
Cheyenne
Charles Fisher
William Helsing
WCTU
Ernest
Frank Schwartz
Ladies Aid
Andy Hansen
Canada
Peter Hansen
Andy Hansens
Denver
Ed Rayfield
Long Beach
Calif
N. 6
Miller Home
Mrs. Rayfield
Miller
Potter
Lodge Pole
Slocumb
Womans Club
W. T Sloan
Leslie Weikhorst
William Hagemeeister
Wichita Falls
Texas
Clifford Witt
Jess Lambert
Bingham
Roche
Albert Jacobson
Veterans Hospital
Jacobson
John Witt
Dave Shea
Lincoln
K. Hansen
Sidney
Harry Wells
Maxine
Marshal John Nelson
Auxiliary
Harry Swatson
Bridgeport
Liberty
Dick Juelfs
Kimball
William Lowden
Potter Coyotes
Walton and
Cowles
Methodist Church
Point of Rocks
C. R. Tanner
A. L. Weimers
Potter Review
J. T. Eager
Wells Cafe
George Coulter
Clarence Johnson
Elmer Seyfang
Wiliam Hagemeister
Coulter
Seeyfang
D. F. Enevoldsen
H. Stevens
John Norman
Peetz
H. M Swanson
Mescames
Will Frerichs
Alfred Jorgensen
Leslie Johnson
Earl Johnson
Albert Johnson
J. C. Jorgensen
Charles Smith
Beatrice Nelson
Dorothy Irwin
James Irwin
Grand Prairie
Colton
Richard Welton
Charles Welton
Frank Flessner
Mary Ann
Albert Frerichs
Albert Stevens
E. Planck
Forrest Planck
Sam Irwin
Will Gade
Lawrence Nelson
John Olson
A. L. Cruise
WMB Club
O. L. Miller
Leo Osborn
Mens Johnson
Lorenzo
Sunnyside School House
Ray Trenain
J H. Gen
Lillian Johnson
Alva Hart
Ted
Lavern
Clinnton
June
Marjorie Gade
Hazel Linde
P. 72
Gentry
Anna Jorgersen
Kragel
Clinton
Evelyn
Potter Area Busy With Sports Sales and Socials
Potter and nearby communities feature a state class C basketball run by the Coyote squad reaching the semi finals after defeats in Lincoln. The Potter Review marks 25 years with open house as residents attend meetings, dinners, card parties, and a long list of social visits, baptisms, and school board nominations.
Grand Prairie Notes on Meetings and Visits
Mary Ann Jorgensen visited her sister Mrs Henry Schmale while Flessner attended a sale near Lodge Pole. Anna Jorgensen served as assistant hostess at a meeting of the F N club at Mrs Ed Miles home Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Flessner
Mary Ann
Henry Schmale
Flessner
Lodge Pole
Anna Jorgensen
F. N. Club
Ed Miles Thurs
Social notes from East Gurley and surrounding area
Sunday visits covered by East Gurley residents including Mr and Mrs Harold Gibbins and the Hinrichs Jrs and Jurgens at Sexton Ahlm home. Residents called on in Sidney Bridgeport Litchfield and Colton sale attendance noted with Flora family and Betty Garvin. Dale Flora drove to Lincoln with Eulabelle Flora and Litchfield visit planned with Beth Tiger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Gibbins
John Hinrichs, Jr
Herman Jurgens
Sexton Ahlm
Vernon Neick
M. H Davis
Bridgeport
J. Flora
B. L. Walker
Colton Sale
Eulabelle Flora
Betty Garvin
Henry Fredericksen
Sidney
Henry Kreinbring
Henry Kreinbring, Jr
Frank Morey
John Jurgens
Dale Flora
Lincoln
Litchfield
Beth Tiger
Liquor control bills fall before judiciary panel
In a busy session the judiciary committee killed 15 bills related to liquor control law and left three for future study. LB 342 banning liquor purchases without permit was slain while one appeals bill advanced to a committee of the whole. Several measures aimed at banning sale by drink outside certain venues, barring women bartenders, capping licenses per 750 population, and prohibiting liquor advertising or window displays were among those killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judiciary Committee
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Boston Bees
St. Petersburg
Fla
Ira Hutchinson
Lou Fette
Vic Frazier
David J.mcdonald
Phillip Murray
van A. Bittner
Clinton S. Golden
Lee Pressman
Carnegie-Illinois Steel, Corporation
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Petter’ A
Nss. Miller
Hahler
U. S. Farm Tires
U. S
Mae
George R. Flora
Oshkosh
C. A. Foster
Forrest Tremain
Ray Rexroth
Honori
Mesdames Ray Tremain
J C. Jorgensen
Earl Jimson
J H. Gell
E. Plarck Forrest Planck
Lillian Johnen
Dan Rupert
Doris Rupert
Geraldine Purdom
Alice Gade
Fred Irwin
Clover Circle Club
Anchor School
Ray Tremain
Mildred
John Witters
Herrisburg
Emil Gould
W. W. Craig
Byron
Sunol
Mons Johrn
Forrest Plancx
Steve Hopkins
Hopkins
Frank Fiessner
Cornelius Weyerts
Andrew John
E A Johnson
Ralph Talish
L. A. Pearson
Fred Frerichs
Waldo Morris
Henry Flessner
Zella Johnson
Lavern Flesster
Martin Flessner
Cecil Tremain
T. G. Waddell
Mons Johnson
Andrew Johnson
Shirley Irwin
Grand
Prairie
Jorgensen
Union Pacific
Council Bluffs
Ogden
New York
Union NL A
Ship and Ride
Oei
East Gurley
Western Seed Co
Mee
Colgate
Colgate Dental Powder
Ata
Colgate Dental Cream
Colgate Perfumed
Charmis
Khe
CREAM
Western Drug Co
Priscilla
Fiere Shades
Freytag Store
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