Revival Meetings Now On in Dix at Union Presbyterian
An intensive revival campaign is underway at Union Presbyterian Church in Dix led by Rev. C. O. St. John with the Kircher evangelistic party. Carl J. Kircher, Mrs. Kircher, and Clarence Lane direct services beginning Thursday, continuing three Sundays with morning 10 o clock and evening 7 30 sessions. Mrs Kircher will meet young women three nights weekly. All are welcome regardless of denomination or belief.
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Union Presbyterian Church
Dix
C. O. St. John
Kircher
Carl J. Kischer
Clarence Lane
Jxircher
Reverend Hanson Dies in Virginia Home
Word reached Potter of Rev H I Hanson’s death at the National Soldiers’ Home in Hampton Virginia on Friday November 19 burial set for November 22 The former pastor of the English Lutheran Church of Potter’s is mourned by many in the community who recall his noble work and Christian life His wife formerly at Tabitha Home in Lincoln Neb and children receive deepest sympathy as plans are made to bring the body to Chicago for family burial
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H. I. Hanson
National Soldiers
Hampton
Virginia
Buriel
Potter
Tabitha
Lincoln
Nebr
Hanson
Chicago
MISS LONG CALLED BACK EAST BY MOTHERS DEATH
Miss Pearl Long of Modale IOWA visiting at the Seyfang home in Potter was summoned home by a message about her mother. On arrival she learned the message was partially true and that her mother had been accidentally killed in a fatal auto train collision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Long
Pearl Long
Modale
Iowa
Potter
Cunningham Parrish Marriage Announcement in Denver
Mr and Mrs L F Cunningham announce the marriage of their daughter Martha Lillian to Paul R Parrish in Denver on Friday November 12. They will reside in Sidney at home to friends. Miss Cunningham and Mr Parrish are formerly of Peter and are well known here with many friends wishing them a happy life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Cunningham
Martha Lillian
Paul R. Parrish
Denver
Sidney
Sidney Telegraph
Miss Cuningham
Mr. Parrish
Peter
Review
Library Paragraphs Highlight Winter Plans and Additions
The Literary Society and Public Library unveil winter events including a debate social and a March magic show by Edwin Brush. Dues of 40 cents are due to Miss Hughes before January first. Board changes include Mrs F C Harris filling a vacancy and new acquisitions like New International Dictionary and Birds Christmas Carol. New magazines are expected and announcements will follow. The publication thanks Potter Review for space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Literary Society
Public Library
Edwin Brush
Miss Hughes
The
Mays. J. A. Woten
A. M. Leafdale
R. L. Hager
Rev. Troy
Peter Hansen
L. R. Hager
Peter Lawsen
F. C. Harris
New International Dictionary
Great Lakes
Ted Sheldon
Boy Scouts
Roberts Rules of Order
Blue Bird
Maeterlinck
Potter Review
Wheat Growers Organize in Potter District Meeting
Potter district farmers met last Saturday in Potter on November 27 to organize a local chapter of the National Wheat Growers Association. C A Mangum spoke, Lewis Brett presided, and J C Barrett of Kansas explained local membership. About sixty four farmers joined as Grant Brady was elected president and Oscar Redeen secretary treasurer to push countywide organization and price-fixing through a sales committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
National Wheat Growers Assocition
C. A. Mangum
Cheyenne County
Lewis Brett
J. C. Barrett
Kansas
Grant Brady
Oscar Redeen
Radcliffe Lowe Nuptials Tie Seattle Home Ceremony
Miss Harriette W Radcliffe daughter of Mr and Mrs Mack Radcliffe wed L G Lowe at the bride’s aunt Mrs Mabel Mellon’s Seattle home. They shortly after left for a brief stay in Minneapolis and are expected in Sidney late this week according to the Sidney Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriette W. Radcliffe
Mack Radcliffe
L. G. Lowe
Mabel Mellon
Seattle
Washington
Mr and Mrs Hugh Kenoyer Head To Denver For Brief Business
Mr and Mrs Hugh Kenoyer departed yesterday for a few days of business in Denver. They will handle meetings and related engagements before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Kenoyer
Denver
Potter Community Notes Share Road, Thanksgiving Feasts
Local readers contribute weekly items from Potter area including Thanksgiving gatherings across the community. Names like Kenoyer, Wilber Jenks, Larsen, Nelson, Bertramson, Haslett, Lockhart, and Hansen appear amid farm work, harvest chores, and travel, with requests for more correspondents from Bethel Dye and Ash Grove.
SEXTORP BREVITIES
Local notes from Sidney and nearby areas. Fred Prince and family shopped in Sidney Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Wikstrom took their son LeVerne to Kimball for tonsil removal.
Antelope Divide Items at School Meeting
Professor Gaines of Lincoln addressed farmers at the school house last Monday evening for the National Fair Bureau Federation. Mr. Gould County agent spoke briefly. After the meeting refreshments were served. Miss Sadie Fester spent Thanksgiving with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Kenoyer and teaches in the Juck district. Mrs. Kenoyer Miss Christensen and Miss Fester were Sidney shoppers on Saturday with neighbors out in full.
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Professor Gaines of
Lincoln
National Fair Bureau Federation
Gould
Sadie Fester
Hugh Kenoyer
Sadie
Juck
Alice Christensen
Sidney
Leafdale and Vicinity Social Roundup Brims With Local Visits
Several farmers from Leafdale and nearby areas attended the Petrus Petercson sale last Wednesday. Miss Gladys ten Brink begins teaching at Leafdale School. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Johnson visited Gus Eggers home last Tuesday. Joe Cizek left for Grand Island to resume studies at a business college. Mr. and Mrs. Gus Eggers spent Sunday with the L H Bowen household. J A Bowen conducted business in Hackberry area last week. John Osberg visits his brother Carl this week. Gilbert Hougen and wife visit the former's parents in Potter. J J Johnson of Fort Collins Colorado, a former Leafdale resident, reconnected with old acquaintances last week. Mr. and Mrs. J A Bowen and Mr. and Mrs. L H Bowen hosted Thanksgiving dinner at the J A Bowen home with many friends and relatives present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hah Kenoyer
Robert Wilber Jenks
Kenoyer
Potter
Albert Jensen
Mids Larsen
Hugh Wenover
Vern Nelson
Chas. Heimer
Mads Larsen
Frank Peedz
Lorenzo
Bertha
Chris Nelson
Art Nelson
Remsey
Jim Bertramson
Kimball
L. K. Nelson
Jim Nelsons
Harry, Lockhart
Peetz
Colorado
Frank
John Trienen
Sidney
Jens Olsen
Frank Haslett
Linnsville
Kearney
Jim Nelson School
Jimmie
Harry ‘Johnson
Jens Jensen
John Anderson
Harry
Lockhart
Ed. Nelson
Chris Hansen
Gladys Ten Brink
Leafdale
Alfred Johnson
Gus Egegers
Joe Cizek
Grand Island
Business College
Gus Eggers
L H. Bowen
J. A. Bowen
Hackberry
John Osberg
Carl
Gilbert Hougen
J. J. Johnson
Fort Collins
Ind
L. H. Bowen
Este H
Eugren
I. L. Hougen
Claude
C. E. Leafdale
District No. 86
Wilma Slama
Frank Cizek
Business’ College
Erick Anderson
Carl ‘Osberg
Ed. Swanson
Lester Bowen
Harry Dolan
Lex Spencer
John Saxon
Nels Underdahl
Harry Omholt
I. Leafdale
Carl Osberg
Mrs. Osberg
Jen Brink
Pauline
Will Rubes
Janda
Josephine
Raphael
Frank Dvorack
Plattsmouth
Denver
Oscar Johnson
Thanksgiving Visit Highlights From Pleasant View Notes
Mr and Mrs L M White spent Thanksgiving with Wm Bundy and family. The Teneycek brothers visited the W R Pontious home for Thanksgiving. Mrs Mabel Needham and children cared at the Pontious home. Mr and Mrs E G Mathewson and family shopped in Sidney last Saturday. W I Smith was a Sidney caller Saturday.
The Review is Late Again
The Review explains repeated lateness due to a disrupted office and new machinery installation. Delays included tearing out petitions, plaster, and rearranging a new news press. Policy promises to strive for timely publication next week.
Methodist Church Notes Sunday Services and Schedule
Chas. O. Troy pastor announces Sunday events at the Methodist church Sunday school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. with the theme Christian Influence. Ipworth League at 6:30 p.m. preaching at 7:30 p.m. Whatsoever He saith do it. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings at 7:30. All welcome. Algot and Reynold Erickson left today for Denver and other western points.
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Methodist Church
Ipworth League
Algot and
Reynold Erickson
Denver
Sidney Visitors and Local Calls Report
Mr and Mrs Ben Hilbert and family shopped in Sidney last Mrs W R Pontious and niece Miss Ida Wood were Sidney visitors John Heimer visited Mr Hibbard Saturday Frankt and Hugo Mueller called at the W R Pontious home Saturday Mrs W R Pontious called on Mrs L M White last Wednesday W S Smith called at the John Carlson home Monday Art Brandenburg delivered wheat to Piter Saturday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hilbert
Famiy
Sidney
W. R. Pontious
Ida Wood
John Heimer
Hibbard
Frankt
Hugo Mueller
L. M. White
W. S. Smith
John Carlson
Art Brandenburg
Piter
Leafdale News Bakes, Thanksgiving Gatherings Reported
Leafdale items note Mrs. Gilbert Hougen’s improving health under care at the Hougen home in Potter. Claude Leafdale, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Leafdale, shows pneumonia improvement. District 86 enrollment grows to 13 with newcomers Wilma Slama and Frank Cizek. Thanksgiving guests visitations and multiple local households are recorded, with travel to Sidney for business and shopping and relatives from Denver visiting Carl Osberg.
New Bakery Established in Potter
A new bakery and short order house opens in Port, owned by Alex Callapaux, former Savoy Hotel manager. The shop occupies the old Rome hotel building between Potter State Bank and C. W. Johnson's stand, with modern ovens and equipment. Baker Henry Jeromim, experienced in the US and Europe, was hired in Denver for the venture.
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Port
Alex Callapaux
Savoy Hotel
Rome
Potter State Bank
Henry Jeromim
Europe
Ford Rolls Over Near Bushnell In Car Full Of Teens
Five youths rode in Fred Johnson's Ford when it tipped onto its side along a graded stretch two miles from Bushnell. Lucile Olson suffered a five stitch arm cut, Mildred Jacobson a dislocated collar bone, while Nora Johnson, Jesther Carlson, and Fred Johnson escaped serious injuries. High school boys tied Bushnell 26 to 13 in the first half. girls defeated by Bushnell to 6 in the first half, then tied at full time as fatigue set in.
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Bushnell
Fred Johnson
Ford
Misses Lucile Olson
Nora Johnson
Mildred Jacobson
Jesther Carlson
Lucile
Miss Milder
Starn High School
Young Ladies
The Homesteader serial begins in The Homesteader
Beginning next week The Homesteader will publish as a serial by Robert J. C. Stead. The tale set in the Canadian west parallels Western Nebraska conditions from years past and will appear in full page installments, with more words per issue than usual. Webster-Man's Man ends this issue and readers are advised to follow both features.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert J. C. Stead
Women with cats for sale head toward Cheyenne market
From the Sidney Telegraph files, two women arrived from the South Platte with a baby carriage holding a very red headed angry child and thirty nine cats. They camped three nights on the prairie and smiled as they loaded their cats for sale, en route to Cheyenne.
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South Platte
Cheyenne
Sidney Telegraph
Cheyenne County
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. H. Hanson
Cunningham-Parrish
Radcliffe-Lowe
Mickie
Charles Sughroe
Western Newspaper Union
Sim
Eartia
Palm Beach
Kid Rockefeller
Grarled Sughrow
Bethel
Dye
Ash Grove
Fred Prince
Sam Wikstrom
LeVerne
Cyril Carpenter
Whitman
Jesse Lambert
Chas, McKee
Chas, Fisher
Olive Hansen
Dan Duncan
Hilma Nelson
D. W. Mathewson
Pete Nelson
Yarden
E. H. Sanders
Corner School
Varnadore
August Mielke
George Reetz
Dan Aldrich
J. E. Sanders
John Nelson
Jess Lambert
Leafdale and Vicinity
Chas. O. Troy
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