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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
8
The Wetamachick Campfire group met in the Campfire room this spring and scheduled a hike for June sixth inviting Tawasi camp. They will learn knot tying and focus on nature and camp lore this summer, with meeting dates to suit members. The group plans to share Indian legends at meetings and emphasizes kind actions and small deeds to brighten lives.
Wednesday visitors at the George Reetz home included Mrs Lueders Emil Trank Harold Tennant and Ray Fisher with their families and Mr Struve. In Sidney on Wednesday Mr and Mrs Ray Fisher and Mr and Mrs Joe Frei called on friends. A shower honored Miss Mae Hansen Thursday and a bridge party at the Reetz home Friday celebrated Mrs Reetz birthday with Mrs Fred Prince and daughters attending.
Kimball area residents exchanged visits and greetings over the weekend. Ed Morrow and Billy Smith couples called at the Peter Nelson home. Fred Prince hosted visitors including Roy Neary Alex Spencer and families and Leland Karnick with son. Ray Fisher welcomed his father from eastern Nebraska for an extended visit. Alvin Frei and Eu nice Bergt attended the eighth grade graduation exercises at Sidny with Alvin among the graduates. }
The state senate approved Scotts Bluff County to sue the state for 112000 dollars, covering half the cost of Platte River bridges at Minatare Morrill and Henry. Built in 1919, the state was to pay half but has not done so after sixteen years.
A collage of brief items: HEC T. F. Gross of Oshkosh injured when kicked by a horse and taken to Alliance hospital for a broken leg. Flooding from a wall of water northwest of town floods basements. Dale Flora of Gurley earns a Bachelor of Arts at Midland College. CCC Camp 762 near Scotts Bluff expands with about 200 men. Kimball High School safe stolen with $80 cash. district and senior class suffer about $150 in damage. Otoe Magwitz, 31, dies at Kimball hospital from tractor injuries. found unconscious after noon, likely struck by the flywheel while inspecting the tractor.
Earl Deale Charles Bradley and five other Bayard relief workers traveled to Bridgeport to fetch funds and some liquor. A fight with sheriff Webb led to Deale being beaten, Deputy Clark arriving, and Deal receiving a 335 dollar fine plus costs while Bradley paid 10 dollars and lost his driver’s license for a year. Relief officials warned that anyone on relief buying alcohol would receive no cash and would be paid in groceries. Don’t borrow it subscribe.
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