Wedding of Betty Woods and John R Lancaster at Gering Church
Betty Woods and Prof. John R Lancaster married in a Tuesday ceremony at Gering Methodist Church. Rev Milo W Rose officiated. The bride wore white satin with white roses and sweet peas. Bridesmaids wore pink gowns and carried pink flowers. Rex Griffith and Marilyn Griffith attended. Family and Scottsbluff guests present. Music included violin duet Lohengrin march and songs Because and All for You.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gering
Gering Methodist Church
Betty Woods
Jennie Woods
John R. Lanacater
Milo W. Rose
Mary Lou Roach
Scottsbluff
Margaret Block
Gothenburg
Esther Morrison
Rex Griffith
Marilyn Griffith
Robert Seer
John Edminston
Amos Morrison
A. P. Schneider
Lohengrin
Glen Griffith
F. Q. Hinshaw
Guests Attend Woods Home Reception
More than 100 guests attended the reception at the Woods home. Out of town visitors included Mr. and Mrs. Charles Armbruster and Miss Virginia of Lexington, and Mrs. Eva Cross and Miss Katie Gross of Bayard. Mr. and Mrs. Lancaster left for Sulphur Springs, Arkansas, to visit his parents and plan to spend summer in Lincoln for Mr. Lancaster’s summer school. They will reside at Potter where Mr. Lancaster is principal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Woods Home
Charles Armbruster
Virginia
Lexington
Eva Cross
Katie Gross
Bayard
Lancaster
Sulpher Springs
Arkansas
Charles Lancaster
Lincoln
Potter
Still Dry Across Regions Amid Teasing Rains
Weather notes show many areas had light to moderate showers last week while the country remains unusually dry and crops suffer. A brief 0.08 inch rainfall yesterday offered little relief, as optimism for a bumper crop fades and farmers hope for more substantial rain.
Goding Sends Two Carloads of Cattle to Omaha Market
Wm Goding shipped two carloads of cattle on Tuesday to the Omaha market. Mr Goding accompanied the shipment.
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Goding
Omaha
Mr. Goding
C. W.johnson and Sons
C. W. Johnson
H L. Challburg
Bearcats prevail in wild affair against Bushnell
In a high scoring contest at Bushnell, Bearcats win 17 to 10. Potter tallies 17 runs on 18 hits with key home runs by Christensen Rehmers Slack and H Bogle. Bushnell collects 10 runs on 13 hits with Titworth Bridges and others homering. game features multiple lead changes and heavy hitting.
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Bearcats
Bushnell
Potter
Willoughby
Slack
Rehmers
H. Bogle
Bridges
Titworth
Christensen
E. Rehmers
Tobler
Glenn Ross
Illness Deepens for 79-Year-Old Eugenie Lewis
Mrs. Eugenie Lewis, 79, longtime resident living with her daughter Mrs. C. C. Kaderli, is gravely ill with little hope of recovery after a prolonged illness and a recent blackout of consciousness. Relatives remain at her bedside.
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Eugenie Lewis
C. C. Kaderli
Married in Kimball Neb to Jessie Eckert on May 29 1934
Vernon E. Sanders and Miss Jessie E Eckert were united in marriage at Kimball Nebraska on Tuesday afternoon May 29 1934. Rev L V Slocumb officiated and the couple will reside on a Morrill county farm. The bride taught in Cheyenne County schools and the groom is a progressive farmer. Guests included both families and local friends.
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Vernon E. Sanders
L. V. Sanders
Jessie E Eckert
L. W. Eckert
West Dalton
Kimball
Nebraska
Rev. L. V. Slocumb
Maxine Eckert
Pride
Grover Sanders
Howard Yost
Edward Yost
Cheyenne
Morrill County
Quintuplets Thrive At North Bay Farm
Mrs Oliva Dionne and her husband at North Bay Ontario welcome five baby girls as medical observers report the quintuplets thriving. The family log farmhouse notes the new siblings feeding with milk from an eye dropper. a Chicago fair agent offered 50000 dollars for exhibition rights while Dr DaFoe provides care and supplies.
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Chicago
Potter Co operative Grain Co annual meeting notice
Notice to stockholders announces Potter Nebr annual meeting for June 2 1934 at 8 00 p m in the elevator office to elect two directors and vote on a new elevator purchase plan presented by C B Stewart president of Farmers Westcentral Grain Co A M Leafdalbe secretary treasurer Also notices annual expense estimates for 1934 totaling 5700 00 listed by fund General Fund 2000 00 Street Light 600 00 Park and Library 450 00 Road 500 00 Fire Dept 150 00 Rond Interest 2000 00 plus a shipping note on four carloads of cattle from C W Johnson and Sons with accompanying travelers
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Potter Cooperative Grain Co
Potter
Nebr
C. B. Stewart
Farmers Westcentral Grain Co
A. M. Leafdalbe
Sec Treas
Park & Library Fund
Fire Dept
Antelope Divide Social Roundup at Local Homes
Mr and Mrs Frank Peetz and children joined dinner at D Larson home Sunday. Neighbors including Mr Glassburn Milan Dewitt Mrs Hull Carrie Peterson Maurice Nelson Fern Marsh and Nelsons visited Ed Nelsons birthday party Monday. Numerous calls at Bertramson and Nelson homes with dinner gatherings and visits by Chauncey Warren Nelson Lulu Renicka and others across the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank. Peetz
D. Larson
Glassburn
Milan
Dewitt
Hull
Carrie Peterson
Maurice Nelson
Fern Marsh
Llewellen Nelson
Wilber Frenzel
Ed. Nelson
L. K. Nelson
Bertramson
Warren Johnson
Harvey Hiett
Geo. Whitney
Chas. Struve and Son
Edson Maddens
George Whitney
Ed Killham
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Vivian
Vinoa
Mary Myers
Harry Lockhart
Chauncey
Warren Nelson
C. Larson
Lulu Renicka
J. Johnson
Local Social Calls and Visits Reported
Sunday forenoon visits to the Bertram home and Sunday afternoon contact with Mrs. G Whitney and family. Thursday afternoon social calls at Mrs. J Madden and later supper at the Carl Larson home. Mr and Mrs Mads Larson were dinner guests Wednesday at the Carl home. V A Nelson and family hosted a visit with Mildred Deloras Carol Kermit and Warren. J Johnson attended a club at Clifford Hammond’s home Thursday afternoon. Jim Jensen had supper at the Carl Larson home Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Nelson
Evelyn
Elma
Emory
J. W Bertramgan
G. Whitney
J. H. Madden
Mads Larson
Carl Larson
V. A. Nelson
Mildred
Deloras
Carol
Kermit
Warren
Kimball
J. Johnson
Clifford Hammond
Jim Jensen
Potter league ball set with three teams clash
Monday at 5 30 the Legion naires and Fiegenschuhs Drug Store Cowboys meet in a pug ball game on the Legion lot. Potter has three softball teams the Millers the Drug Store Cowboys and the Legion naires. Winners meet Witt Millers on Thursday and a Class A team will be chosen to represent Potter at league games in Sidney.
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Legionnaires
Fiegenschuh
Cowboys
Legion
Potter
Millers
Drug Store Cowboys
Witt Millers
Sidney
Birthday club gathers at Mrs McAdam home
Ten ladies met at the home of Mrs Jennie McAdam on Thursday to honor birthdays of Mrs McAdam Mrs Flora Courtwright Mrs Ellis Fisher and Mrs Andrew Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie McAdam
McAdam
Flora Courtright
Ellis Fisher
Andrew Anderson
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. R. Lancaster
Normandy
Kellogg’s
Hebco Wind
H. Stevens
Clerk-Treas
Roy D. Sinclair
Twin Building
W. T. Sloan
Weat
Potter State Bank
Sete
Aaron Aara
Can Valley Home
California
Libby
Burgett
Eisman
Bosch
Splitdorf
Hellbush
Illinois
the Johnson Store
Prunes
Pearl
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