Potter and Sunol Open Class C Tournament at Lodge Pole
Potter and Sunol open theClass C tournament at Lodge Pole with a 6:30 p m opening game Thursday. Bushnell vs Lisco follows, winners meet Friday at 7:00 p m for a Finals berth. Goodview faces Gurley at 8:30 p m Thursday, winner advances to meet Lodge Pole Friday for a shot at Saturday finals. Potter touted as the top team, others eager to upset.
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Lodge Pole
Potter
Sunol
Bushnell
Lisco
Goodview
Gurley
Lodge Polo
Lutheran Church notices service with Pastor Kahse
The Lutheran church announces an upcoming service led by Dr. W. T. Kahse, pastor, inviting parishioners to attend and partake in fellowship and worship at the usual time.
First Lenten and Raster Program for 1941
Sunday services are at 3 pm with Sunday school at 2 15 pm. Sermon topics include Portrait of Christian Life on March 2 and The Lord Our Rock on March 9. Palm Sunday April 6, Easter Sunday April 13, Good Friday April 11. Holy Communion on Good Friday and Easter. A cordial invitation to join the church.
Methodist Church Sunday Schedule and Lent Focus
Sunday school at 10 a.m. led by Dean Hagemeister. Morning worship at 11 a.m. with a sermon on The Need of 4 Vision of God. Epworth League Rally at 5 p.m. Lodge Pole Epworth League helps with World Day of Prayer Friday at 2:30 p.m. The community is urged to use Lent for spiritual preparation toward Easter, by Trio A QUAIFE, Minister.
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Dean Hagemeister
Epworth League
Lodge Pole Epworth League
Nest
Potter_ in
Jesus
Trio A
Quaife
Caucus Yields Small Turnout and Board Nominees
A small audience attended the combined school and village caucus on Wednesday night. For the April 1 election, candidates were nominated for the education board: Rudy Dedic, MLMmer Seypang, Ernest Anderson, Ralph Robertson. Town board nominees include Roy L. MacAdam, J. J. Fiegeneschue, Joe P. Schwartz, Loe Hagpm oister, L. J. Wheeler, Dr. W. T. Sloan, and Edgar Anderson who declined re nomination. Two seats on the school board for three years and two seats on the town board for two years will be contested.
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Villate
A Education
Rudy Dedic
W. T. Sloan
Edgar Anderson
Home Grown Fresh Tomatoes Not For Sale
George Thirlhwall notes fresh ripe tomatoes on the vine in February in a northern state praising ripening indoors. The M. M. club met at Mrs Emil Nelsons home after noon Friday for Mrs Lucy Stewarts birthday with three checkers tables. Augusta Smith won high Cecil Johnson low. Mrs Stewart received gifts and a patriotic lunch followed.
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George Thirlhwall
George
M. M. Club
Emil Nelson J
Lucy Stewart
Augusta Smith
Cecil Johnson
Mr and Mrs Mro Tucker Visit Omaha Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs Mro Tucker spent Saturday and Sunday in Omaha, visiting local sites and enjoying the weekend away from home.
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Mrs
Mro Tucker
Omaha
Arthur Barrett
For Sale Oats Barley and Spring Wheat Seed
For sale. Oats barley and spring wheat suitable for seed. Hagemeisers offer this lot for buyers seeking quality seed grains.
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Hagemeisers
Potter Coyotes Clinch Lodge Pole Title with 37 17 Win
Potter defeats Bushnell 37 to 17 on the Potter floor to finish the Lodge Pole Valley Conference season unbeaten. Thayer and Anderson sparked the offense while McMillan paced scoring with 89 points for the season as Potter finalized a 9 0 conference record and 9 0 overall mark with strong team defense.
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Arthur Barrett
Coyotes
Bushnell
Potter
Potter High School
Thayer
Anderson
Gene Smith
Badgely
MicMillan
Kaderli
Givng Potter
Potier
Delbert Smith
Noth
Ponts
Marvin McMillan
Jim Thayer
Ralph Anderson
Delmar Oeltjen
Kenneth Kaderli
Don Enevoldsen
Don
Patterson Boy Injured In Bicycle Incident
Norman Patterson, son of Mr and Mrs Cody Patterson, fell from his bicycle Sunday and sustained a severe knee injury. He was taken to a Sidney hospital where eight stitches closed the wound and a leg cast was applied. He is recovering as well as could be expected.
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Norman Patterson
Cody Patterson
Sidney Hospital
Potter Community Boosters Meet Next Wednesday at Tebrinke Cafe
The Potter Community Boosters club announces its regular March gathering for next Wednesday at 6 45 p m in Tebrinke Cafe. Hugo Harmsen will lead the program with Chas Green of Sidney presenting an irrigation talk. All residents, including women, are invited for a full house.
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Potter Community Boosters Club
Tebrinke
Hugo Harmsen
Chas. Green
Sidney
Potter Village Board Minutes Reflect February 1941 Actions
Potter Nebraska village board met February 3 1941 in regular session with Chairman Alfred Arnell and five trustees. Claims were read and allowed including fuel oil salaries supplies and utilities. warrants totaled numerous items and motions carried. A special session February 16 discussed real estate tax foreclosure sale date and authorized bidding up to court costs on unsold parcels.
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Potter, Nebr
Potter Review
Offce
Alfred Arnell
Joe P. Schwartz
J. J. Fiegenschuh
Wm. Slama
Roy L. MacAdam
R. M. Hendee
H. Stevens
Deail
Potter
Nebr
Wim. Slama
MacAdam
Schwartz
Treas
Townsend Meeting at Corner Garage Hall
The Potter Townsend club invites all to a Friday evening business meeting at Corner Garage hall. Learn about a promising plan and join the social hour with free lunch. President notes the date as tonight.
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Potter Townsend Club
Mrs Joe Slama Noted as Ill This Week
Local news notes Mrs Joe Slama ill this week with no further details.
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Joe Slama
L’st
Track Coal sale notice for Hagemeister firm
Hayden wax sealed husked nuts available this Saturday and Monday morning at eight dollars and twenty five cents. Hagemeister dealers announce limited stock and prompt delivery for local buyers.
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Hayden
Crop Loans Now Available in Cheyenne County
Fred L. Enders, Cheyenne county field supervisor for the Farm Credit Administration, reports that 1941 crop and feed loans are now open to eligible farmers in Cheyenne county. Applications may be filed at the county judge in Sidney. Loans, including seed and feed, bear 4 percent interest from disbursement and mature August 31, 1941. Applicants must be of legal age and farm in Cheyenne county.
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Fred L. Enders
Cheyenne County
Farm Credit Administration
Omaha
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
Wyoming
Enders
Enderson
Sidney
Bushnell and Lisco battle to reach Potter Friday
The first tournament game at Lodge Vale finished moments ago as Bushnell faces Lisco in a decisive bout to determine who will play Potter Friday at 7 p.m. Local fans packed the venue. Bushnell and Lisco traded leads with tight defense in a high tempo clash, setting up a climactic finale for the upcoming Potter showdown.
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Lodge Vale
Bushnell
Lisco
Sextorp Farmers Union to Meet Next Friday at Wickhorst Home
Sextorp Farmers Union will meet at the home of Mr and Mrs Ed Wickhorst next Friday noon March 7. The event aims for strong attendance with fair weather. experiments of this local progress well and a cash drawing last month favored men. Fourteen or older may win a prize by being present. Ford Wickhorst Ernest Baack and L R Seeman placed. A gallon of gasoline will be given to all paying 1941 dues before May 1 1941, with new eligible members listed. A joint meeting with Antelope local is planned in April and a date and place announcement will follow.
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Ernest Baack
L. R. Seeman
Elmer Buhrdorf
Joe Frei
Peter Hansen
Albert Nielsen
Fred Reetz
Joe Sigmund
Wm. Stein
Erie
A. M. Leafdale
Lettie Lafferty
Chas
Dedic
Antelope
Chadron State Teachers College Announces Student Teaching
Dr. Glenn W Hildreth announces second semester student teacher placements at the college training school. Fifty eight students teach this semester including Miss Virginia Thurston from Potter teaching Home Economics under Miss Ethel L Delzell.
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Glenn W Hildreth
Chadron State Teachers College
Virginia Thurston
Potter
Ethel L. Delzell
Nelsons and Hendrickson Visit Benish Home on Sunday
Mr and Mrs Chas Nelson and Shirley Walter Nelson and Ralph Hendrickson called at the Benish home on Sunday in a small local social note reflecting neighborly visits.
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Chas. Nelson and Shirley
Walter Nelson
Ralph Hendrckson
Benish Hmome
Sundey
Death of George W. Erlewine 46 in Tekamah Neb
George W. Erlewine 46 died suddenly Sunday in an Omaha hospital after an appendicitis operation. Funeral services were held in Tekamah with Rev. J. B. Hyde. He served in World War and was a member of Masonic Lodge No. 31. Survived by wife Ida and four children, plus extensive relatives. Burial in Tekamah cemetery with American Legion honors.
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Potter
Tekamah
Nebr
George W. Erlewine
Omaha
Schafer and Peck Funeral Home
Gilbert
Edward Erlewine
First Baptist Church of
George
Ida Gunderson
Nebraska
Idla Nordstrom
Donald
Inez
Dale
William Erlewine
Leon
Iowa
Viola Vasey
Southwick
Idaho
Lester
Ollie
Albuquerque
New Mexico
Ollie Erlewine
Chadron
Allen
Clair Dykeman
Lula Davis
Evan Moody
Wilma Jennings
Lillian Christensen
Bertha Ogard
George Erlewine
la Frantz
American Legion
Legion Auxiliary Essay Contest Winners Named
The American Legion Auxiliary sponsored a local junior and senior high school essay contest and announced winners. In the senior high division Deloris Coulter took first, Charlotte Hagemeister second, Floyd Iverson third. In junior high Marjorie Johnson won first, Jean Hagemeister second, Eugene Stormberg third.
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The
American Legion Auxiliary
Deloris Coulter
Charlotte Hagemeister
Floyd Iverson
Marjorie Johnson
Jean Hagemeister
Eugene Stormberg
Harms Family Heads East for Brief Dalton Visit
Mrs. Freda Harms and Mrs. Telwood Harms with their son left Thursday accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Schreinert of Dalton for a short visit in the eastern part of the state.
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Freda Harms
Telwood Harms and Son
Mrs. Schreinert
Dalton
Rogers family joins daughter at Fort Stevens Washington
Word reached here that Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Rogers and their grandson have joined their daughter Mrs. Keith Jacobson at Fort Stevens in Washington.
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R. G. Rogers
Keith Jacobson
Ft. Steven
Washington
August Harmsen Returns to Downtown After Illness
August Harmsen, previously ailing, was back in downtown Tuesday after recovering at home, resuming normal activities and greeting colleagues.
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August Harmsen
Lagain
Popular couple United in Marriage at Wray church
Lawrence H. Schwartz of Potter and Elsie M. Funk of Wray Colo were united in marriage February 19 1941 in St Andrews church Wray The couple were attended by the groom s brother George Schwantz and wife of Chappell Neb A wedding breakfast followed at the bride s sister s home The couple will reside on the groom s farm on the south divide
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Lawrence H. Schwartz
Potter
Elsie M. Funk
Wray
Colo
St. Andrews Church
Joseph Kork
George Schwantz
Chappell
Nebr
C. L. Funk
rThey
South Divide
The Common Tater War Chessboard and the World
A reflective wartime piece questions which nations bear responsibility in a global conflict. It compares the world to a dangerous chess game, asks what moves may come from Russia Britain Bulgaria Turkey France China and Mussolini, and wonders how America will act to defend freedom.
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Goring
Britain
Song
Ferdinand
Turkey
Greece
France
Rome
Mussolini
Week Long Fog and Ice Ends with Bright Sunshine
A full seven days of thick fog, cold, and ice ended with Wednesday sunshine. Snow and sleet dropped several inches, roads were slick but no serious accidents occurred locally. Some telephone lines failed near Dix and Kirk, with more severe damage west of Pine Bluffs.
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Dix and
Kirk
Pine Bluffs
Hite Family Vacation Visit Moves to Clifton
Mr and Mrs Guy Hite traveled Thursday morning to Clifton Kansas to visit at the home of Mr and Mrs W L Tewksbury Mrs Tewksbury is Mrs Hites mother.
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Guy Hite
Clifton
Kansas
W. L. Tewksbury
Tewksbury
Hite
Aspen couple visits after Tekamah funeral
Mr and Mrs Ray Mathewson of Aspen Tunnel Wyoming visited here last week en route home from Tekamah Nebraska where they attended the funeral of George Eric Rae.
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Ray Mathewson
Aspen Tunnel
Wryo
Enroute
Tekamah
Nebr
George Ericrae
Local groups to entertain county organizations Tuesday
Potter Post No 291 American Legion and Potter Auxiliary will entertain the Cheyenne county Legion and Auxiliary at Potter High School auditorium Tuesday evening March 4 starting at 8 00 pm Attorney S E Torgeson of Kimball will be the main speaker and a music program is planned Elmer Graff of Dalton is president of the county Legion and Mrs Roy J L MacAdam presides over the county Auxiliary A lunch will follow the program
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Potter Post N No
American Legion
Potter Auxiliary
Cheyenne County Legion and Auxiliary
Potter
Atttorney
S. E. Torgeson
Kimball
Elmer Graff
Dalton
County Legion
Roy JL. MacAdam
America's Most Unusual Sacred Concert at Sidney
St Pauls Lutheran Walther League Society and Choirs sponsor world famed musician Mr Queen Sime for a sacred concert in Sidney's city auditorium on Tuesday March 4 at 7 30 pm. Sime, Wisconsin farm boy turned multi instrument virtuoso, will perform with the theremin and fork cello in a sixty minute program of music and hymns with a free will offering to defray expenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul
Madame Schumann Heinck
Kirsten Flagerad
William Dieterle
Sidney
Sime
Knute Revivall
Fie ‘T
Dollar trial offer Lincoln Daily Journal ad
The Lincoln Journal offers a by mail trial for one dollar for daily delivery or one dollar and seventy five cents for daily with Sunday outside Lincoln to Nebraska and Kansas for eleven weeks. At 25 cents per week, readers pay 2.75 for eleven weeks amid hard times. The State Journal has served the Omaha Denver region for 73 years and delivers today via R F D orders through Potter Review.
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Lincoln Nebraska State Journal Ig
Lincoln
Nebraska
Kansas
The
Lincoln Journal
Bee
Newes Suspenson
Journal
State Journal
Omaha
Denver
Potter Review
Adv
Busy Neighbors Club Meets for Soap Making and Cleaning Hints
The Busy Neighbors club met at Mrs Leora Reetz home with Mrs Prince as assistant hostess on Thursday February 20. Eighteen members and two visitors attended. Leaders Mrs Ray Wickhorst and Mrs Dunlavy presented the season on soap making and cleaning tips, then adjourned for lunch.
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Leora Reetz
Prince
Ray Wickhorst
Dunlavy
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Lutheran
W. T. Kahse
Christian
Seypang
Ernest Anderson
Ralph Robertson
J. J. Fiegenschue
Loe Hagpmoister
L. J. Wheeler
Ber
Tebrinke’s Cafe
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E. C. Tebrinke
Village Board Proceedings
Porter Oil Co
Stewart
Herman Moench
Clyde Nelson
Chris Christensen
Geo. Hi Gunderson
Farmers Union
Columbia Wiping Cloth Co
J. N. Elmer
Fire Dept
R. S. Proudfit Co
Schiwartz
Yeas
Fiegenschuh
Slama
Arnell
Maayes
Motion Car
Schartz
Townsend
E. Torgeson
America
Lincoln Daily Journal
Cheyenne
Pep Club
Bake Sale
Johnson Store
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