School program at Leyfang hall features student performances
The literary program at Leyfang hall opens at 8:00 p m on Wednesday February 24. It includes mixed chorus from 7th and 8th grades performing Father of the Land We Love and Whoa Washington's Example. Piano solos by Janice Babcock and various grade level pieces follow along with instrumental numbers and vocal quartets.
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Leyfang Hall
Washington
Janice Babcock
Floy Thayer
Bartlette
Amber West’—Parko, Cornet Solo, Stewart Nelson Artemis
Polka—Clarke
George
Neapolitan
Kerr
Our First Flag
Lent devotion at First Lutheran Church Potter
The Potter church urges spiritual Lent via Watch and Pray. Parishioners are asked to eat less and worship more, with family worship emphasized. Sunday services feature Bible school at 2 p.m. on The Good Shepherd and worship at 2 45 p.m. with a sermon titled Above Temptation urging plans to invite friends.
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Lutheran Church
Methodist Church Notes Headed by H E Sorter Pastor
Sunday school meets at nine forty five with a cordial welcome to all joining the school. Men’s Bible class at the same hour. a room set aside for the men. Morning services at eleven with Rev Frank Finch of Grand Island as speaker. Epworth League meets six thirty. young people urged to attend. Evening hour at eight thirty with Dr E M Kendal district superintendent. music and attendance urged. Mid Winter Institute of the west end Kearney district opens Friday at six thirty with dinner. classes run all day Saturday and Sunday afternoon.
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Frank Finch
Grand Island
Epworth League
E. M. Kendal
Miid-Winter Institute
West-End
Kearney
Social callers and visits across Sidney and Bridgeport
Meadow Lawn and family visitors reached Sidney on Saturday while Ernest and Evelyn Peterson called on business in Bridgeport Tuesday. Numerous neighbors including Waterman Lipska Benish and Slama households shared dinners and evenings at the Neaman Peterson Juells and Dedic homes throughout the week.
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Chas. Slama
Annie Benish
Sidney
Ernest
Evelyn Peterson
Bridgeport
Chas. Waterman
Chas. Neaman
Wim. Benish
Anton Benish
Gerald
Leslie Lipska
George Allison
Chris Peterson
Pearl Lipska
Irene
Leo
Ruth Cortney
Wm. Slama
Lorraine
Rudolph Dedic
Ernest Peterson
Chas. Dedic
Clarence Rogers
Helen Tutt
Mark Goding
George Juells
Legion endorses insurance bill for veterans term policy
The Potter Legion at its regular meeting voted to support house bill 8173 adding another five year term for veterans insurance. If passed, current term policyholders avoid a required medical exam to convert their coverage. Copies of the resolution were sent to two senators and one representative.
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Potter Legion
Masons and Star Plan Bi Centennal Banquet Monday
Local members of the Masonic and Star orders and their spouses will celebrate the Washington Bi Centen tennial with a banquet and program at the Seyfang theatre Monday evening. The annual event features tickets at 75 cents, available from the ticket committee Ray Arnell and H Stevens.
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Masonic and
Star Orders
Washington
Seyfang Theatre
Ray Arnell
H. Stevens
Farmers Shipping Association Annual Meeting Notice
The Farmers Shipping Association announces its annual meeting at Seyfang hall on February 24, 1932. All members are urged to attend. George Juelfs serves as manager.
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The
Farmers Shipping Association
Seyfang Hall
George Juelfs
Potter School Supports Library Appeal in 1932 Report
Balance on hand from February 6, 1931 per Potter Review shows 43.17 with 91.70 receipts from donations bringing total receipts to 134.87. Expenditures for librarian books and magazines totaled 126.20 leaving a balance of 8.67 on February 18, 1932. Clarence Johnson treasurer notes the literary event at Potter school on February 24 to aid the library and asks for support.
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Potter Review
Potter School
Clarence Johnson
Treas
Wallace Beery Holds Pilot License in New Film
Wallace Beery, star of Hell Divers, arrives at the Fox theatre in Sidney as a licensed government transport pilot. He flies his own plane in the film with full sanction, supported by a large cast led by Clark Gable, Conrad Nagel, Dorothy Jordan, Marie Rambeau, and Marie Prevost.
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Wallace Beery
Fox
Sidney
Berry
Clark Gable
Conrad Nagel
Dorothy Jordan
Marjorie Rambeau
Marie Prevost
Potter State Bank Closed for Holiday Monday
Notice states that on Monday February 22, a national legal holiday, Potter State Bank will be closed all day.
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Potter State Bank
Dix and Kimball Auxiliaries Share Social at Church Basement
Dix Nebraska hosted the Kimball Auxiliary for an afternoon of games followed by lunch. Ladies Kensington gathered at the church basement to work on a quilt. A community mixer drew a good turnout Friday evening. Gene Sutherland left for Petersburg after being summoned by his father's death. Kenneth Rawson and wife spent the weekend in Denver. Mrs. Ed Mulligan returned from Sterling after a ten day visit. Jess Pondexter of Rock River Wyoming visited in Dix with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Will Ehlers departed for Cheyenne. Mrs. Ehlers to undergo an eye operation. Bob Gunderson returned from Brighton Colorado where he visited his brother for a month. Geo. Smith visited the Wm Scheele home Sunday. H O Cooper left for Cheyenne after noon. Mrs. Frank Chitty and children visited at the hospital in Kimball.
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Dix
Kimball
Kensington
Gene Sutherland
Petersburg
Kenneth Rawson
Denver
Ed. Mulligan
Sterling
Cheyenne
Wyo
Frank Chitty
Mr. Chitty
Pupil Spelling Honors Reported in Second Grade
Second grade announces four students Carol Cords Har lene Schwartz Beulah Hicks and Floyd Danielson achieved 100 percent in spelling. The class also notes the return of Junior Grothe after a week’s absence.
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Carol Cords
Harlene Schwartz
Beulah Hicks
Floyd Danielson
Junior Grothe
Pupils Honor 100 Percent Spelling Scores
The list includes Helen Harrison Betty Jean Dykeman Bertha May Reetz Freddie Grothe Kenneth Schwartz Arvilla Erickson Vernon Snocker Deloris Stormberg Sophia Fricker and Charlotte Enevold sen. Visitors last week were Mrs C Hagemeister Mrs A Spencer Evelyn Spencer and Milton Erickson. Absences included Leota May Goding Deloris Stormberg and Lumir Musil who has been ill for some time.
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Helen Harrison
Betty Jean Dykeman
Bertha May Reetz
Freddie Grothe
Kenneth Schwartz
Arvilla Erickson
Vernon Snocker
Deloris Stormberg
Sophia Fricker
Charlotte Enevoldsen
C. Hagemeister
A. Spencer
Evelyn Spencer
Milton Erickson
Leota May Goding
Lumir Musil
Political pot boils with lively 1932 races
The piece notes Democratic contenders in the April primaries and the November election. Guy V. Doran challenges Congressman Bob Simmons. Senator C. W. Johnson faces Martin Dimery again. Earl R. Kratz seeks the Democratic nomination. In the state House H. L. Challburg is unopposed, while Steele seeks renomination for the Republicans. Edgar Leafdale may join in, party undecided.
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Guy V. Doran
Sidney Telegraph
Bob Simmons
Doran
C. W. Johnson
Martin Dimery
Johnson
Earl R. Kratz
Sidney
Novembber
H. L. Challburg
Potter
Steele
Kimball
Edgar Leafdale
George Washington Bicentennial Reflected in School Events
In a bicentennial year observance, officials urge faith in spirit over matter as the era’s economic woes and Washington’s legacy guide public virtue. The district plans music, literary and theatrical contests with trophies for top places and ribbons for others, noting schedule shifts and transportation help for teams. Attendance reached 99 percent last week, earning an early dismissal.
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George Washington
Wahsington
Fisher Ames
Massachusetts
Washington
Seventy-Second Congress
Congress
Enevoldsen
Mr. Babcock
Dean Hagemeister
Kimball
Sidney
Coyotes Edge Dalton In Close Victory For Eleven Wins
The Coyotes beat Dalton 21 to 20 on a tense game marked by poor shooting and strong defense. Potter led with early and late scoring, while Christensen faced tight coverage and Coulter played through a back injury as Wheeler and Hruza supported a team effort that kept their win streak intact.
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Gurley
Potter
Dalton
St. Patricks
Coyotes
Christensen
Coulter
Brennen
Wheeler
Lodge Polo
Liberty
McGrew
Goodview
Lodge Pole
Broadwater
Otter
Bushnell
Lincoln
Harry Ukelele
Alliance
Ukelele
Nebraska
Bridgeport
Twork
Hruza
Mayer
Harrs
M. C. Greene
Scottsbluff
Sidney
Phelps
Music classes adopt slogan and plan festival contest
Students vow better manners during performances and study Washington era songs and the Minuet. A music supervisors meeting shifts the Sidney festival dates to April 15 16. To cut costs, uniforms may be reused and solo events moved to Friday with group events on Saturday. All contestants prepare one number and a massed concert will cap the festival weekend.
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George Washington
Washington
Sidney
Coyotes Reversal Marks Turnaround in Play
The Coyotes delivered a dramatic shift in form, undoing earlier write ups and presenting a renewed performance that suggested a strong finish. The article notes a complete reversal of prior impressions and hints at improved team cohesion and strategy.
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Coyotes
Royal Neighbors Practice Meeting Noted
A practice meeting of the Royal Neighbors is scheduled for February 27, 1932. All officers are urged to attend at 2:30 PM.
Witt brothers pass navy exams in Denver. McGowan rejected
Harry and Clifford Witt passed naval examinations in Denver on Monday while Clarence McGowan was rejected due to eyesight. The Witt brothers have the option to join the navy in April.
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Harry
Clifford Witt
Clarence McGowan
Denver
Navy
Witt
McGowan
J Earl Thayer Noted as Sidney Business Caller
J Earl Thayer was a business caller in Sidney on Tuesday with local commerce and social notes highlighting his visit to the city.
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J. Earl Thayer
Sidney
Miller and Osborn Visit Redington on Friday
N. S. Miller and Leo Osborn made a business trip to Redington last Friday, with plans to discuss potential collaborations and future shipments amid local commerce.
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N. S. Miller
Leo Osborn
Redington
Merchants Unite In Trade Campaign
Potter merchants back a two page ad spread under a boosters committee banner promoting Friday and Saturday red hot specials. The campaign aims to boost business, goodwill, and cooperation with plans for future item features. The Review urges readers to read every ad and notes prices compare favorably with other hosts.
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Boosters Club
Potter Merchants
Review
Potter
Local Visit and Social Rounds in Antelope Divide
Antelope Divide residents and guests share visits across multiple homes from Wednesday to Sunday. Mrs. Maurice Nelson and Mrs. Rocco Madden host and visit, with neighbors like the Herboldsheimer, Killham, and Richards families appearing at various homes. A school notes segment highlights Joyce Larson attending, exams, and a patriotic program practice, with several absences due to illness.
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First Lutheran Church
W. T. Kahle
Methodist Church
H. E. Sorter
Legion
Masons and Star
Library Report
Dix, Nebr
Nowledge Factory
Lodge
Opal Bovee
Maurice Nelson
Roccoe Miadden and Sons
Carl Larson
Harvey Marsh
ED. M. Nelson
Hubert
Wesley Herboldsheimer
Lergen
Ike Killhan
Jens Olsen
Mrr
Roscoe Madden and Sons
Jack Richards
J. W. Bertramson
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Lloyd Shaw
George Whitney
Ike Killham
E. M. Nelson
Chris Terman
Dewey Lareen
Allen
Mrrs
Nelson
C. A. Glassburn
Floyd
W. A. Nelson
Chrystie Bertramson
la. Vonne Vesey
Barbara Whitney
Helen Tank
Vivian Herboldsheimer
Vera Dykeman
Jimmy Wileford
Gunhart
Harold Olsen
Don Nelson
Rodney Bertramson
Chrystie
L. K. Nelson
Roscoe Madden and
J. H. Madden
Opal Boyee
Harry Waite
Edson Madden
Dewey Larson
V. A. Nelson
Chauncey Nelson
Kimball Tues
Joyce Larson
Farmers Union
Dewey
Janis
Emil Nelson
Roscoe Madden
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