Local Happenings Of The Week In Potter
Mrs Roy Brand has been on the sick list this week Sidney will have city mail delivery starting September first Mrs Evan Stines has been ill Miss Vernice Wolfe of McCook visited at the R L MacAdam home in Potter Miss Eva Wills returned to Omaha after visiting her sister Mrs Cecil James J H Mahler left for business in eastern Nebraska Fred Reetz and wife of Flagler Colorado have been in Potter Paul Mangels of Frolina Missouri visiting his brother G H Mangels Miss Jennifea Neal of Bushnell Nebraska spent last week with Miss Mable Johnson Mrs Joseph Johnson of Fort Collins Colorado visiting sister-in-law Mrs A M Leafdale Miss Blorgnes Snow of Cheyenne Wyoming visiting at the MacAdam home Lester Stecher’s mother returned home from Fremont Fred Johnson Bear Cats catcher injured in a game with Laramie A M Leafdale spent time in eastern Nebraska Frank Verba of Beemer drove in for business and to renew acquaintances Mrs O E Anderson of Fort Collins Colorado was visiting Mrs Anderson’s friends Mrs John Mueller returned from Frolina Missouri H B Fisher and wife welcomed a baby girl Friday Mrs R A Babcock and Bernice returned from Denver Joe Antes and daughter Gertrude visited then left for Syracuse Marion Redd captured a five foot eagle two new Bear Cat players Watts and Bushong joined the team G W Shriver of Fremont visiting in Potter C W Johnson and wife and relatives departed for Boyero Colorado for a visit The Sidney Orchestra will play at the next dance at the local theatre The latest message from C W Johnson at Pikes Peak Summit Colorado greeted all with world at my feet Fame counted by the summit visit Allen Dykeman family visited the Bonham home Ma Hicks of Ainsworth Nebraska and daughter Margaret Wagner injured at Camp Fire Girls event in Potter.
Sperry Visit Ties Denver and Sidney Families
Mrs. Georgia Sperry of Denver Colorado visited last week at the home of her daughter Mrs. R L MacAdam. She is visiting this week in Sidney with her daughter Mrs W W Heinnemann.
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Georgia
Sperry
Denver
Colorado
R. L. MacAdam
Donat Couple Visiting Friends in Omaha Area
Mr and Mrs Frank Donat of Omaha are spending the weekend with their friends Mises Inez and Re ta James in the local area.
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Frank Donat
Omaha
Mises Inez
Reta James
Editor Requests Live Hook For Church Notes
A reader thanks the editor and asks that when the minister sends church notes and the editor is away, the notes be hung on the live hook rather than the dead hook.
Hooper Men Visit Potter For Wheat Land Business
Max Matzen and William Rodgers of Hooper Nebraska visited Potter this week on business related to the wheat land they own in the territory. Matzen is a brother of the State Superintendent. Alex Jr and Johnie Gallapaux of Grand Island Nebraska are visiting with their parents and plan to leave next week for Salt Lake City.
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Max Matzen
Wm. Rodgers
Hooper
Nebraska
Potter
Mr. Matzen
Alex Jr
Johnie Gallapaux
Grand Island
Alex Gallapaux
Salt Lake City
Nebraska couple visits friends during Dalton trip
John Schlotfeldt and his wife of Hooper Nebraska visited with Mr and Mrs Col W E Hite at the start of the week. They were driving through and had been visiting their son near Dalton.
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John Schlotfeldt
Hooper
Nebraska
Col
W. E. Hite
Dalton
Clyde Renfrow Stars at Kimball in 4-0 Loss to Sidney
Clyde Renfrow played first base for Kimball in the game against Sidney yesterday. Sidney won the honors of the day, four to zero. It was a good clean game from start to finish.
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Clyde Renfrow
Kimball
Sidney
Dr and Mrs D C Ross Plan Black Hills Trip
Dr and Mrs D C Ross depart Wednesday afternoon in their car for a tour through the Black Hills and northeastern Wyoming where the doctor conducts business. They aim to mix business with pleasure by attending a wedding of the doctor's sister, camping at Sylvan Lake, and visiting the Osage oil fields on the return to Potter. They expect to be away about a week.
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D. C. Ross
Black Hills
Wyoming
Sylvan Lake
Osage
Potter
Mrs. Waite Celebrates 83rd Birthday at Potter Home
Mrs. H. Waite marked her eighty third birthday last Saturday at her daughter Mrs. Thomas Ficon’s Potter residence. A sumptuous dinner pleased attendees and she received many beautiful gifts. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Waite and family and Mr. and Mrs.
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H. Waite
Thomas Ficon
Potter
Waite Family Hosting Out-of-Town Guests
Wm. Waite and family invite guests from Nebraska and Washington. Mr and Mrs John Gilliam of Dalton Nebraska, Walter Waite and family of Walthill Nebraska, and Mr and Mrs D C Warner of Okanogan Washington are listed among invited visitors.
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Wm. Waite
John Gilliam
Dalton
Nebraska
Walter Waite
Walthill
D. C. Warner
Okanogan
Wash
Germany Faces Idle Locomotives in Repair Shops
More than 10,000 railroad locomotives are idle in Germany's repair facilities as the railway industry grapples with a backlog. The count signals a significant maintenance bottleneck affecting operations and potentially passenger and freight schedules.
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Germany
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Potter, Nebraska
Roy Brand
Evan Stines
Vernice Wolfe
McCook
Eva Wills
Cecil James
J. H. Mahler
Fred Reetz
Flagler, Colorado
Paul Mangels
Frolina, Missouri
Brother
G. H. Mangels
Jennifea Neal
Bushnell
Mable Johnson
Joseph Johnson
Fort Collins, Colorado
A. M. Leafdale
Blorgnes Snow
Cheyenne
Mr. Anid
S Nirs
Mable MacAdam
Lester Stecher
Fremont
Fred Johnson
Bear Cats
Laramie
Frank Verba
Beemer
John Mueller
Frolina
Missouri
H. B. Fisher
York
Joe Antes
Gertrude
Syracuse
H. Kayne
Marion Redd
Bear Cat
Watts
Mondamin
Iowa
Bushong
Ws Shriver
Mr. Shriver
C. W. Johnson
Johnson
C. W. Nelson
Norton
Los Angeles
California
Boyero
Maz
C. P. Dybdahl
Sidney Orchestra
Pikes Peak Summit
Allen Dykeman
Burma
Bonham
Pine, Bluffs Post
J. W. Hicks
Ainsworth
Mr. Hicks
George
Elmer
Yellowstone National Park
Ma. Hicks
Margaret Wagner
B. K. Wagner
Camp Fire
Margaret
Columbia
Ington
Fall Gingham
Thornburg & Hager
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