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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1935

Page

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Firemen Conven tion Plans Under Way at Potter

Potters January 15 event will host the tri county firemen convention with Horace M. Davis state fire marshal and chiefs from Laramie Denver Scottsbluff Sidney Kimball and Cheyenne leading a large delegation. The day includes a morning program a free dinner demonstrations a 5 pm barbecue and a nighttime firemen’s ball with further details to follow.

Potter Tri-County Tri-State Pete Hansen Potter Department Horace M. Davis Patrick Laramie Wyo Denver Scottsbluff Sidney Kimball Chappell Cheyenne

Pigs and People at Seyfang Hall This Saturday

The Chick Boyes players will present the comedy Pigs and People at Seyfang hall Saturday evening. The play, a lively farce about two legged pigs, is billed as one of the funniest productions of the era and promises strong humor and pep.

Chick Boyes Seyfang Hall

Seven Injured In Car Accident East Of Potter

Six men and a three year old boy were injured when a car struck guard posts near the Point of Rocks bridge, shearing off posts and crashing into a ditch. Injured were Melvin Keppel and Grover Keppel plus L. C. Stevenson, Robert Keppel, and the driver D. S. Rogers. two other passengers were unhurt. The car, a new Plymouth, was en route to California for Davidson Motor Co. of Omaha. All recovered enough to continue their journey.

Point of Rocks Potter Gven Melvin Keppel Richmond Calif Robert Keppel Grover Keppel Grand Island Nebr L. C. Stevenson Greenwood D. S. Rogers Rogers California Davidson Motor Co Omaha

Appreciation for kindness during illness and quarantine

Mrs J M Hughes and children express gratitude for friends generosity during illness and quarantine. They thank neighbors for helpfulness, cheerful phone calls, and many favors that eased their long isolation.

J. M. Hughes

Methodist Church Notes under Pastor C R Tanner

Pastor C R Tanner invites worship at regular Sunday services with a Christmas cantata His Natal Day presented at 730 pm. Plans are made for a January leadership training school for Sunday school teachers and leaders. Bible study meets on the second and fourth Wednesday evenings each month.

Advent Meeting Sermon At First Lutheran Church

Pastor W. T. Kahse invites all to Sunday services at First Lutheran Church. Sunday school starts at 2 p.m. followed by worship and a 2:45 p.m. sermon titled The Advent Meeting. Come join us.

First Lutheran W. T. Kahse

Beautiful Xmas Cards with Your Name Printed

Gift Shop offers two dozen customized Christmas cards for 1.25 dollars, available in Sidney.

Sidney

Townsend Plan Meeting Set For December 18 At Seyfang Hall

Local Townsend Plan supporters announce a December 18 meeting at Seyfang hall at 7 30 pm to explain the proposed recovery plan. Rev Tyner of Sidney and other speakers will lead the program with Dodgers to be printed and circulated soon.

Seyfang Hall Tyner Sidney

Local Scarlet Fever Cases Reported Near South Divide

The J. M. Hughes family was released from quarantine last Saturday after light cases of scarlet fever. Jessie Mae and Peggy Lou recovered while C. P. Herboldsheimer’s residence also posted for quarantine notices. Dale and Benny contracted the illness. neither case is serious and all are expected to be light.

J. M. Hughes Jessie Mae Peggy Lou C. P. Herboldsheimer South Divide Dale Benny

Cheyenne County Leads In Wheat Production In 1934

Cheyenne county was the only Nebraska county to exceed 1,000,000 bushels of wheat in 1934, per a 1935 Federal Farm Census preliminary report by William L. Austin. Drought reduced overall crops from 1929, with 1934 oats and barley down sharply, while corn and potatoes and hay and sorghum for forage rose acreages. Hog numbers fell. cattle and other cows rose. The 1935 figures are expected to show further wheat losses but higher corn.

Cheyenne County Nebraska William L. Austin Bureau of Census Department of Commerce

Diamond rings and soli taires at low prices

The Gift Shop in Sidney advertises a large stock of diamond wedding rings and solitaires with low prices and a claim of not being undersold as the market rises.

Sidney

Married I Miss Orma Deaver and Russell Brothers

Miss Orma Deaver of Lodge Pole and Russell Brothers of Dix wed at 8 30 AM Thursday in Chappell Catholic parsonage with Rev Father Nally officiating. Attendants were Joe and Ethel Deaver. Bride taught rural schools near Potter. groom a Potter high school graduate and radio electrician. Post ceremony dinner at bride’s home. relatives noted from Berea Gurley and Galey areas. Honeymoon to Deaver. Lodge Pole Express.

Orma-Deaver Lodge Pole Myr. Russell Brothers Dix Chappell Father Nally Joe Ethel Deavers Sidney Potter Brothers Mrr Id Deaver Berea Joe Deaver Gurley Roy Rayland Mirs Hester Deaver Ethel Deaver Deaver The Express Lodge Pole Express

Nursing graduate Lucille Lambert aids steady employment

Mrs. Jesse Lambert and daughter Lucille visited relatives and old friends last week. Lucille, recently graduated in nursing, is a registered nurse and near steady employment, currently located in Alliance.

Jesse Lambert Lucille Alliance

Night Owl junior play delights readers in December

The Junior Class presented The Night Owl on Thursday December 5 and earned commendation for the sponsor and cast. Although funds were modest, thanks were extended to those who lent props and aided the production. Fourth graders study northern Eskimos while fifth graders advance from Southern to Western states.

Midwest Assemblies to present electrical wonders show

The Midwest Assemblies of Lincoln sponsor an educational program Tuesday evening in the high school auditorium. The exhibit features black light delayed speech electric eye audible light and photo burglar alarm among other discoveries. Admission is 15c and 10c.

Midwest Assemblies Midwest Assemblies of Lincoln

Beets and Noise Inventions From Odd Instructions

A quirky excerpt describes beats as vegetables and interference as outsiders butting in. It mentions sympathetic vibrations linked to a hu la-bula dancer and notes that loudness is judged by the teacher's ability to hear the student.

Junior High Glee Club and Orchestra Add Members and Perform

The junior high girls glee club sang for the Ladies Aid last Wednesday, performing The Dance of the Leaves Mighty Lak a Walk Ring Out the Sweet Message and Joy to the World. The beginners orchestra welcomed new E flat alto saxophonist Clifford Johnson, bringing total members to thirteen plus pianists. The high school mixed boys have practiced the Christmas Cantata His Natal Day for Mt EB church, with solos and a guest trip to support parts.

Ladies Aid Clifford Johnson

Christmas Program Combines Junior and Senior High

A joint Christmas program for junior high and senior high is set for 2 30 p m on Friday December 20. The sequence includes Orchestra Junior high chorus Junior high glee club The Thin Santa Claus Pearl Hicks Saxophone solo Millard Music.

Junior High Chorus Junior High Glee Club The Thin Santa Claus Pearl Hicks Millard Music

Fourth and Fifth Grades Present Christmas Program

The fourth and fifth grades plan a Christmas program on Friday December 20 at 2 00 pm featuring a lineup including Evelyn Spencer Just Fore Christmas The Sugar Plum Long Set Up on Sweets Until Christmas and many more. Present pupils include Loren Fisher Eugene Wheeler Wilma Theis Elgie Iverson Harl Kubes Nell William Bernilee Billy Waits Richard Mathewson James Wood Neal Leafdale Mrs Pickett Marjorie Johnson Mr Pickett Lou Hentway Donald Schwartz Jason Green Bruce Juelfs Rose Dean Mary Hermansen Harriette Warner Merle Stines and others with absentees Verl Jessop Kenneth Arp and Richard Mathewn last week due to illness.

Evelyn Spencer Wallace Schmidt Emaline Connelly Long Loren Fisher Fred Eugene Wheeler Joyce Wilma Theis Will Elgie Iverson James Harl Kubes Nell William Bernilee Billy Waits Richard Mathewson James Wood Neal Leafdale Playlette Mrs. Pickett Marjorie Johnson Mr. Pickett Robert Lou Hentway Donald Schwartz Jason Green Bruce Juelfs Rose Dean Mary Hermansen Mrs. Brown Harriette Warner Dan Pickett Eldon Tanner Merle Stines Verl Jessop Kenneth Arp Richard Mathew

First Grade Program Friday December 20 Home Room

After attending the first grade program on Friday December 20 we will return to our room to entertain the first grade. The program lists various recitations songs exercises and named students including Betty Lou Jeanne Stanley Ruth Shirley Lou Dorothy Fricke and Jessie Mae with Jessie Mae under quarantine.

Harry Betty Lou Carol Jeanne Stanley Ruth Shirley Lou Dorothy Fricke Jessie Mae

Fifth and Sixth Grades Present Christmas Program

The fifth and sixth grades will present a Christmas program on Friday December 20 at 2 p m. The program features music and three one act plays with a total cast of 29 pupils. The plays are Grandmia's Surprise Christmas Sprite and Santa Claus at School.

Brownie Group Finishes First Book Progresses to Toy Shop

The Brownie readers in the first grade have completed their initial book and moved to a more challenging one. Significant progress is shown on the Toy Shop for the Christmas program on Friday December 20 at 1 30 p m. There will be songs and the Toy Shop. The second and third grades will join for the program and perform afterward.

Junior High Activities Highlight Seasonal Projects

In the seventh grade English class students are composing business letters to order Christmas gifts. Eighth grade students are practicing memory sketches. Girls gym class forms two time basketball teams with captains Bertha Mae Reetz and Alice Lyngholm. Junior high boys begin basketball practice under director Mr Schlotfeldt.

Bertha Mae Reetz Alice Lyngholm Mr. Schlotfeldt

Senior Pictures and Cards Planned at Phelps Studio

The seniors will have their portraits taken this week at the Phelps studio in Sidney. Josten's has been contracted to supply their yearbook cards and delivery is expected later this week.

Phelps Studio Sidney Josten

Potter debate team earns hard-won experience at Four-State meet

Potter team members Marie Robertson Marvin Anderson Byron Johnson and Keith Schwartz traveled to Chadron for the Four-State meet. They drew a bye in round one lost a close second round to Chadron Prep and were edged by Gordon in round three. Coach Mr Schlotfeldt and Roland Biggs accompanied them. hosts Maxine Wells Catherine Wickhorst Avonne Vessey and Avis Hill wove a welcoming scene. A Saturday dance capped a long trip. Potter did not win but gained valuable experience.

Potter Marie Robertson Marvin Anderson Byron Johnson Keith Schwartz Chadron Chadron Prep Gordon

Potter Hosts Dalton in Home Game Tonight

Dalton will play here tonight and Potter aims to beat them as Potter has not defeated Dalton in two years. The game continues on page 4.

Dalton Potter Potter Boys

Death claims Ed C Sanders in Cheyenne County obituary

Ed C Sanders dies in Cheyenne County after a lingering illness. Found dead in bed early Tuesday at age 59. He resided here since 1889 and was a well known, well liked local. Funeral at 1:00 Sunday at his home with interment in Sanders cemetery north of town. Sister Dot of Long Beach to arrive Friday. Daughter Marie back from Lincoln, son Robert from Shelton. Survived by wife and immediate family, sisters Ed Erickson Potter and Mbore Sidney, brothers Emmons and Leslie Potter. Complete obituary to follow next week.

Sanders Cheyenne County Dot Long Beach California Marie Lincoln Robert Shelton Anson Immedite Ed, Erickson Potter Mbore Sidney Emmons Leslie

Christmas Cantata at Methodist Church Sunday December 15

The Methodist Church choir and the high school mixed chorus present His Natal Day by Edouard W Norman at 7 30 p m with Ada Brady directing and Lulu Slocum assisting The program includes Ring Bells of Christmas Prepare Ye He Shall be Great Softly the Night is Fallen We Came to Worship Him O Little Town of Bethlehem Sleep Holy Child Hail to the Land s Anointed Thou Didst Leave Thy Throne Hear the Joy Bells Ring My Soul Doth Magnify the Lord and other numbers featuring soloists and duets by local singers and students.

Byron Johnson Millard Musil Keith Schwartz Girls Glee Club Miss Brady Melis Marvin Anderson Little Town of Bethlehem Doris Tuit Donald Biggs Floy Thayer Hazel Jacobson Mirs. Chas. Smith Letha Moench Vivian Anderson

Busy Neighbors Club Christmas Party at Reetz Home

Neighbors group met at Mrs Geo Reetz home for a Christmas party with gift exchange and tea luncheon. Mrs Geo Reetz and Mrs Ray Fisher served as hosts. The next gathering is set for Mrs Edgar Anderson’s home on the fourth Wednesday in January.

Mrrs Geo. Reetz Ray Fisher Edgar Anderson

Junior class play earns praise and door receipts

The Junior class play held last Thursday evening drew favorable comments and praise for the performance. The class is commended for its fine showing, and about $37 was collected at the door.

Harmson Couple Welcome 814 Pound Baby Girl

Mr and Mrs Hugo Harmson announce the birth of an 814 pound girl on December 6 1935 at Kimiball. Both mother and child are reported as doing well Hugo Harmson distributes cigars to celebrate the unusually large arrival.

Hugo Harmson Kimiball Hugo

Don’t buy a typewriter till you see the Royal at Sidney Gift Shop

Bargain alert for shoppers in Sidney as the Royal portable typewriter with carrying case priced at 49 dollars 50 cents is showcased at the Gift Shop. Aimed at budget buyers seeking portable writing tools.

Sidney

Rambling Through the Exchanges HEC Grant County Cattle Shipments

Grant county reports 1516 carloads of cattle shipped this year. The Dannebrog creamery has shut its doors due to lack of patronage.

Grant County Dannebrog Creamery

Senator Green Ate Garden Roasting Ears for Thanksgiving

Senator C D Green enjoyed roasting ears from his own garden for Thanksgiving while Charley stored extra ears in the home ice box since last summer.

C. D. Green Charley

Kimball Girl Nadine Brittell Wins at Chicago Show

Nadine Brittell of Kimball takes first place in the Girls Own Room 4H contest at the Chicago International show for her window curtains exhibit. The event showcases young exhibitors in the 4H program.

Nadine Brittell Kimball

Farmers Union Convention at Sidney Auditorium

The Farmers Union county convention will be held at the Sidney auditorium on December 11. Dinner will be served to the members and their families.

Farmers Union County Sidney Auditorium

Mrs Chappell Dies at 74 at Family Home Southwest of Albin

Mrs George S Chappell aged 74 died at the family home southwest of Albin where she had lived since 1923. She is survived by her husband eight children and 25 grandchildren. Interment was at Pine Bluffs.

George S. Chappell Albin Pine Bluffs

Sidney Chef Lyle Curtis Acquitted in Statutory Trial

Lyle Curtis a Sidney chef was charged with a statutory offense involving a nine year old girl. A district court jury after two hours of deliberation found him not guilty.

Lyle Curtis Sidney Chef Last Weeks

Mis ra Lee McDaniel Sues for Injuries in District Court Verdict

In district court at Gering Mis ra Lee McDaniel of Sidney sued Mercy Farlow of Mitchell for 7500 for injuries from an overturned car. The jury spent most of Thanksgiving day on the case and returned a verdict in favor of the defendant.

Gering Misra Lee McDaniel Sidney Mercy Farlow Mititchell Farlow

Four in daylight bank robbery quartet tied to Scottsbluff case

In Omaha last week Jack Roach was arrested on charges as one of the Scottsbluff robbers. Pat King of Alliance and Clint Slick Dubois, also jailed, are part of the same quartet. King is serving time in eastern Nebraska for a January robbery. Mrs. Amna Z Palmberg died in San Francisco at 80, wife of the late John A Palmberg. The Palmbergs lived near Heath in Banner county since 1886 and held cattle interests on Laurence Forks. Vernon Nolte and F. F. Williams traveled to Washington to seek refinancing of a U S Reclamation service judgment of 153000 dollars against Bridgeport Irrigation District.

Omaha Jack Roach Scottsbluff Pat King Alliance Clint Slick Dubois King Nebraska Amna Z. Palmberg John A. Palmberg Clifford Ward San Francisco Vernon Nolte Board of Directors F. F. Williams Bridgeport Washington Elwood Mead U. S. Reclamation Service

Notable Cheyenne County Clerk Otten Sits Jail Term End

Oakley Otten once Cheyenne county clerk serves six months in Cheyenne Wyoming jail. Upon release, Colorado officers produced a six year old bad check he had given there and induced friend Mack Smith to endorse it. Smith had been seeking Otten. The report also lists scattered biographical items and local names without clear coherence.

Oakley Otten Cheyenne County Cheyenne Wyo Stering Colorado Mack Smith Smith Otten

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