Potter community notices and awards at district Legion event
Attending the District IV American Legion and Auxiliary Convention at Dalton were numerous Potter residents including Gordon Reed who won the Work Trophy as outstanding Legionnaire in District IV. The Potter Post won a Child Welfare citation while the Auxiliary received praise for the School Savings Stamp Program.
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Dalton
Jena Seyfang
Melba Biggs
Bill Zink
James Fisher
Virgil Nelson
Mssrs
and Molmes
Gordon Reed
Bill Welch
Clyde Nelson
Harold Steele
Ralph Robertson
Wayne Larson
Don Enevoldsen
Bud Guston
Potter Post
Potter
Potter Auxiliary
Cheyenne County
Potter Woman’s Club
Gladys Easton
Mary Abbie Anderson
Janet Rammage
Kathryn Reich
Ruby Wickhorst
China
Warren Andrew
Washington, D. C
Dean Hagemeister
Hewet
Calif
East Wind to Premiere Here at Lincoln Center Repertory
A new English play by Leo Lehman, not previously seen in the United States, will have its world premiere during the Lincoln Center Repertory Company season. The East Wind follows two refugees bound by need despite mutual hostility. Lehman, a television writer, has one London stage credit. Debut set for February 3. Dublin Festival features three American plays, including Eugene O’Neill’s Hughie and Dylan, and Hogan’s Goat by William Alfred.
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New York
Lincoln Center Repertory Company
Leo Lehman
Lehman
London
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Eugene O'Neill
Hughie
Sidney Michael
Dylan
Hogan
William Alfred
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