Potters Cuts Light and Water Minimums and Fees
At a special village meeting Potter Trustees reduced light minimums from 2.00 to 1.50 and merged service rate. Small users pay 15c per kw up to 23 kw. 24 kw or more uses service rate of 3.50 for 30 kw and 4c per kw over 30 kw. Water minimum drops to 1.00, renters to pay 1.50 for lights and 1.00 for water in advance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Nebraska
Dix
Hyannis
Lodge Pole
Morrill
Paxton
Stapleton
Wolbach
Board of Equalization Meeting Dates Set for June 1932
The Board of Equalization will convene June 14 15 and 16 1932 and for not more than 20 days thereafter. Any complaints about assessments must be presented to the board during this period. Henry Pavlat County Clerk.
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Board of Equalization
Methodist Church Notes H E Sorter Pastor
Sunday school and church services are combined for a children’s day program. Services start at the usual hour with a baptism of children. The offering supports local budget expenses. families are asked to contribute about one dollar per family. Grove services begin at five o’clock. all are invited to attend.
Low fare excursion to Denver by train
For the weekend of June 10 11 12 Utica Pacific offers a round trip chair car ticket from Potter to Denver for $4.25. For service details sale dates and return limits call or visit a Union Pacific agent.
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Utica Pacifc
Potter
Denver
Union Pacific
Memorial Day Flag Bearer Noting 24th Alliance Parade
Joe Heuser carried the flag in Alliance Memorial Day parade for the 24th consecutive year. A Spanish American War veteran, he has attended every Memorial Day program in Alliance since 1908.
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Ering Courier
Joe Heuser
Alliance
Joe
Annual Farmers Union County Picnic June 21 1982
Cheyenne County Farmers Union hosts a free all day picnic at Johnson Grove near Potter on Tuesday June 21 1982 starting 10 a m. Highlights include a basket lunch, speeches by state leaders, county talent, races for all ages, a tug of war, and a big dance with 75 cent admission.
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Cheyenne County Farmers Union
Johnson Grove
Potter
Farmers Union
A. m. Singing of America
A. L. Roberts
H. E. Sorter
C. W. Johnson
H. C. Hanson
H. G. Keeney
Henry Negley
Bunkerhill
U. P
Opera Air Platform
Open Air Services at Fuller Grove
First Lutheran church at Potter invites all members and friends to full day open air services at Fuller’s Grove five miles west of Sidney or three miles east of Brownson. Sunday school at 10 a.m. morning service at 11 a.m. speaker Rev F C Wiegman. Picnic dinner at noon. Afternoon service at 1 35 p.m. Rev H L Steinhoff of Fremont will preach with other pastors taking part. Lutheran congregations of Dalton Gurley Potter and Sidney urged to attend.
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First Lutheran Church
Potter
Fuller’s Grove
Sidney
Brownson
F. C. Wiegman
Lutheran Church
North Platte
H L. Steinhoff
Fremont
Dalton, Gurley, Potter and Sidney
Resolutions of Condolence from Royal Camp No 7846
The Royal Neighbors of America Camp 7846 offers condolence to the family of neighbor Bessie Bartlett. They express faith in God and extend heartfelt sympathy while spread of the resolutions in the camp records and Potter Review. Signatures Olive O Sloan Emma M Stanton Augusta M Smith.
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America
Besse Bartlett
Bessie Bartlett
Potter Review
Olive O. Sloan
Emma M. Stanton
Augusta M. Smith
Engineer suffers burns in insulation fire at light plant
D. C. Shea, an engineer at the light plant, sustained a badly burned right hand and wrist last Friday when insulation caught fire and he tried to fling the can outside.
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D. C. Shea
Special Children day program at Methodist church
A Sunday morning service at the Methodist church combines Sunday school and worship. The primary department leads the program with Mrs Pavlat and teachers planning an engaging program. A special children's day offering is urged, with a family goal of one dollar or more if able. Baptism for children will also take place, with parents asked to bring their children.
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Methodist Church
Pavlat
Christ
Sudden Death Ends Royal Neighbors Convention
At Lewellen the Royal Neighbors convention paused when Mrs Mamie Johnson, a leading member, was found dead in a rear room after she retired to change costumes. The sudden death shocked attendees and effectively ended the proceedings.
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West Nebr. Beacon
Royal Neighbors
Lewellen
Mamie Johnson
Mrrs
Rook
Johnson
Taking Charge of Camp A Gain Potters welcomes Wills back
Mr and Mrs Donald Wills have returned from Scottsbluff and taken over the Wills Wey Cabin Camp at Potter. The community welcomes these respected residents back while plans of past manager L F Grandbouche remain unclear since last fall.
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Donald Wills
Scottsbluff
Wills Wey
Potter
L. F. Grandbouche
Park Safety Notice on Rocks and Nest Destruction
Marshal warns that children must stop throwing rocks in the park and climbing trees to tear down bird nests as this practice injures the park. Enforceable guidelines emphasize safety and preservation of wildlife.
Peetz Takes Measure Of Bearcats Sunday
The Potter Bearcats lost the league game to Peetz 17-3, with Peetz leading 6-1 and extending control through the late innings. Hessler pitched well for Peetz, while Potter’s Rhemers was replaced by Bales after 4 2 3 innings. Slack led Potter with two threebase hits, but Peetz’ defense and base running sealed the win. Next Sunday Peetz plays Sidney while Potter hosts Bunkerhill.
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Potter Bearcats
Peetz
Sefty Rhemers
Bales
Fred Johnson
Emil Rhemers
Rhemer Battery
Hessler
Noye
Potter
Slack
Sidney
Gurley
Lodge Pole
Bunkerhill
Chappell
Dalton
Lodge Pole Pole
Rhone C. McGowan If
Noyes
Shelton
E. Rhemers
Turner
Corners
Mason Cf
Hessler P
Istibley c
Crosby
Rhemers
Fehringer
Mason
Pike
Clausen
Harrington
Vaughan
Rally at Ft Morgan Presbyterian Church by Republicans
Republicans in Ft Morgan hold a rally at the Presbyterian church to deter Democratic eavesdropping. The event targets political engagement amid tense local campaigning.
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Ft. Morgan
Presbyterian
Oddfellows to Sponsor Fourth of July at Johnson Grove
Potter Oddfellow Lodge No. 399 will sponsor the Fourth of July celebration at Johnson grove with cooperation of most Panhandle lodges. Plans include Wheat Belt league ball games a rodeo speakers races and a big evening dance on an open air platform. Admission is 5 cents per car for all daytime events and no extra charges unless dancing. Local parties get concession preference and organizers urge planning with Fred Johnson Geo Gunderson or Fred Vaughan.
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Potter Oddfellow Lodge
Oddfellow
Panhandle
Johnson Grove
the Grove
Fred Johnson
Geo. Gunderson
Fred Vaughan
Bunkerhill Plays Potter Sunday in Fast Clash
Bunkerhill travels to Potter for a Sunday game described as fast and dangerous. Young Coach leads a capable pitching staff backed by a seasoned lineup, capable of delivering a barrage. Bunkerhill has shut out Peetz Potter and Chappell in preseason and split Sidney 4-4 to ninth, with Closman on the mound for Sidney. Fans urged to attend at 2:30. admission 25 cents for men, ladies and children free.
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Potter
Bunkerhill
Peetz
Chappell
Sidney
Closman
Children's Day Observed by Methodist Sunday School
The Methodist Sunday school plans a simple Children’s Day program on Sunday morning June 12. Primary class will sing and recite verses while cradle roll babies and mothers are welcomed. Sunday school starts at 9 45 with the program to begin around 10 15.
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Methodist Sunday School
Charivari Crowd Again Goes Wild at Revelry Night
A lokal crowd of about 150 pent up for weeks broke out in a wild, humorous sequence Monday evening. They allegedly abducted Raymond Slocumb to his home and treated him, while Mr. and Mrs. Ray Arnell and Dr. and Mrs. W N Hahn were serenaded for treats, ending with all participants enjoying the jovial mischief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Arnell
Raymond Slocumb
W. N. Hahn
Notice to water and light customers July minimums
On July 1 renters must pay a July minimum of 1.50 for lights and 1.00 for water, and each following month in advance plus surplus from the previous month, or services will be discontinued. Applies only to renters, and will be rigidly enforced by the Village Board of Trustees.
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Village Board of Trustees
Wanted to Buy Milk Cow and Alfalfa Hay
A young shorthorn milk cow and a load of alfalfa hay are wanted. Enquire at Review office.
Elevator managers convention draws in Omaha this week
Red W. Vaughan spent several days in Omaha this week attending a convention of elevator managers.
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Red W. Vaughan
Omaha
Three From Potter Touring With Americas College On Wheels
Misses Opal Boyee Edna Goding and Edna Seyfang represent Omnibus College which left Wichita on May 29 for a seven week 6000 mile East Coast and Canada tour. Two to three autocades carry 100 to 150 members each with dormitory tents, field cafeterias, and guides. The trip includes museums, universities, and scenic stops from Gulf to Great Lakes ending August 31 back in Wichita.
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Opal Boyee
Edna Goding
Edna Seyfang
Potter
Omnibus College
Wichita
Kansas
United States
Canada
Gulf of Mexico
Great Lakes
College
Coney Island
Hoover
Omnibus Colllge
White House
Annapolis
West Point
Lookout Mountain
Missionary Ridge
Harpers ‘Ferry
Arlington Cemetery
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Henry Pavlatt
Farmers Union County
Fuller Grove
AV. Fav
Eaee Wee
Shea Eee
Ewe Wee
Noyes Vile Yp Deen
Goding
Reichstein Oneee
C. McGowan
H. Rhemers
Stecher
Bales Ea
E. McGowan
Eee Etsae
Liniger
Ipeetz Weese
Oddfellows
Charivari
College ON Wheels
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