Lions Club Banquet and Community Notes in Potter
The Lions Club entertained around sixty members and guests at the Legion Hall basement with magic by Walter Shucks and Edward Swanson and songs led by Lt. Byron Johnson. Numerous local clubs held meetings, elections, and events through October, including Genevieve Schwartz wedding and other social notices. Potter football loss to Lodgepole 32 20. obituaries of newborn twins for Clyde Nelson were reported with sympathy.
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Lions Club
Lions
Legion Hall
Walter Shucks
Edward Swanson
Kimball
Byron Johnson
Tony Bickel
E. M. Clatterbuck
Raymond Slocumb
Chris Terman
Dewey Lovell
Ervin Wheeler
Ralph Robertson
L. J. Wheeler
Edwin Winn
Bronson
Dorothy Anderson
Sidney
Edgar Anderson
J. W. Bertramson
George Coulter
Georgie
Thomas Jensen
James Coulter
Ray Johnson
Guy Terman
Donne
BE. R. Hadley
Greeley
Bonnie
Wm. Helsing
Kirball Order of Eastern Star
Potter Lodge
Kimball Lodge
Claude Biggs
Denver
Donald Biggs
John Jessop
Sidney Hospital
Walter Schubarth
Colleen Kay
Dude Mathewson
J. E Morrow
Wesley Herboldsheimer
Hull Cook
Dan Herboldsheimer
Peter Nelson
Roy
J. E. Morrow
Hubert Herboldsheimer
C. P. Herboldsheimer
John Harms
Haxtun
South Divide
F. E. Willoughby
Cheyenne
Joe Musil
Sterling
Vince Tech
Palmer Thurston
T. S. Marhetka
Stefan
Potter
St. Pat’s
Clyde Nelson
Ed Schultz
Henry Moench
Weatherford
Kans
Mitchell Airport operator wins nationwide aviation honor
Hogan Flying Service owner Mitchell Everett Hogan, at Mitchell airport, is named one of ten national contest winners by Haire Publishing Co. of New York for ideas on airport construction management and training. He receives a $100 prize and an all expenses paid trip to Washington, D C, for the awards. His entry features a patented Multiple Unit Storage hanger and other field installations. Hogan, with twenty years in the business, is noted for improving service at small fields.
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Mitchell
Everett Hogan
Hogan Flying Service
Mitchell Airport
Haire Publishing Co
New York
Hogan
Washington, D.C
Chadron to Get New Water Pipes
Chadron will replace a 33 year old wood water main with iron pipe under a city funded improvement program. Bids will be invited this month as growths clogged the wood line caused summer water restrictions. Most of the pipe already replaced. project to finish by next April includes a new concrete lid for the reservoir near the filtration plant.
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Chadron
Sam Frey
Co. B Extension Club Holds First Meeting Of Year
The C. B Extension Club met at Mrs. Betty Van Gundy home with Mrs. Mildred Waddell as co hostess. Mrs Jack Fate presided as leaders and officers for the year were selected. A demonstration on making sugarless candy was presented by Mrs. Van Gundy.
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Busy Neighbors
Herbert Johnson
Edgar Anderson
Mary Burbank
Sidney
Kenneth Rose
Ray Wickhorst
Millard Musil
Paul Aude
F. E. Willoughby
Melvin Meester
Lutheran Guild
Jack Nelson
Roland Hendree
Genevieve Schwartz
Louise Smith
Genevieve
Harold Olsen
Anton Link
Kenneth Schwartz
Viego Olsen
Joseph P. Schwartz
Potter
Potter School
Business College
Denver
Sioux Ordnance Plant
Elizabeth Olsen
Marine Service
Coffee and sugarless cookies served later in the evening
An after dinner refreshment offering coffee and a selection of cookies made from sugarless recipes was provided later in the evening.
No Early Signs Of Shoe Rationing
The OPA and WPB issued a joint statement denying any impending termination of the shoe rationing program set for October 1. September production of rationed shoes was far below earlier expectations and consumer demand, and with low dealer inventories, lifting restrictions is not warranted.
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OPA
WPB
Rationing Program Aims to Guard Against Scarcity
A brief government outline shows the rationing program designed to shield the public from shortages. Officials emphasize fair distribution, essential goods priorities, and efficient oversight to stabilize supply chains during wartime.
Leather Shoe Production Driven by Demand Trends
Leather shoe production aligns closely with current demand, signaling a balanced market. Output volumes respond to consumer appetite, with manufacturers adjusting runs to avoid overstock while meeting orders.
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Potter News
Black Hills
Olsen
Fred D. Hruza
Harvey Nelson
Leonard Nelson
Donald Erickson
Edwin Erickson
Shirley
Shirley Erickson
Patsy Dvorak
Allan Karnik
Anton Tresnak
Dodge
Tresnak
Karnik
Navy
Oklahoma
Kenneth Wickstrom
West Coast
Jim Barnes
Margaret Grothe
Henry Grothe
Kenneth Stines
Willis Farr
Mary Farr
Grothe
L J Wheeler
Ralph Mershheim
Dewey Larson
W. A Nelson
Floyd Sheets
Bud Heppel
John van Housen
James Dickerson
Omaha
Carl Larson
Andrew Hansen
Dalton
Frank Peetz
Burgett Peetz
V. A. Nelson
Chauncey and
Carol
Larson
Marvin Moench
John Moench
Herman Moench
William Snyder
Snyder
Meadow Grove
Leo Thomas
Clarence Johnson
C P. Herboldsheimer
USO Club
National War Fund
USO
The
Panhandle
Gering
Richard Allen Reitsig
Charles C. Reisig
Reisig
Wuck
Straight Townsend
Scottsbluff
Townsend
Nebraska
Alliance
Samuel M Hickman
Alliance- Broadwater
St Joseph's Hospital
Hickmans
Hickman
Hickory
Union Pacific
Pacific Coast
Union Pacific “Book of Rules
the Progressive
Soe
Northwestern Bell Telephone Company
Intial Pro
Tn Melidden
Sidneys
Sterling Sales & Commission Co
L. A. Hagemeir
Colorado
B. F. Martway
B.F. Goodrich
B.f.good- Teboies
B. F. Goodrich
Farmers Union
COP Gas & Oil CO
Sidney—Potter—Lodgepole
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