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The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1937

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Unseasonal June Snow Dampens Springs Pastures

Heavy wet snow blanketed much of the region from June 4 to Wednesday with 1.39 inches of total precipitation. Casper Cheyenne Lander in Wyoming saw up to 24 inches in the Big Horns while garden crops suffered minor damage and old timers said they never saw June snow like this. The event followed a frigid spring with temperatures well below normal and produced record June snowfall across the state. The moisture brings cheer to crops and pastures as warmer weather returns.

Kirk North Divide Wyoming Casper Cheyenne Lander Big Horn Mountains

P Schwartz and Family Visit Brother in Chappell Neb

Joe P. Schwartz and his family spent Sunday at the home of his brother George Schwartz and family in Chappell Nebraska. The gathering included relatives and a warm family welcome in the countryside town.

Joe*p. Schwartz Joe George Chappell Nebraska

Bearcats fall to Army in extra innings 5-4

In a tight 11 inning game at the local lot, Ft Warren edged Potter 5-4 as Jenkins of Army delivered the winning run in the eleventh. Lefty Peterson struck out 13 for Potter, while Fisher led Potter with three hits and Jenkins went 4-for-5 for Army. Next up, Potter hosts Peetz then Sidney visits the following Sunday.

Bearcats Ft. Warren Potter Army Lefty Peterson Fisher Jenkins Warren Hone Armstrong Young Rif Allen Is O Mason Cf Wilenski, c P Humprhies O Dawson c Potter Ab R Hoa E Innnings Walker Cheyenne Biggs D. Biggs Peetz Sidney

Twentieth Wedding Anniversary Surprise for Schuesslers

On June 3 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Schuessler celebrated twenty years of marriage with a 7:00 pm surprise gathering by about 75 friends and neighbors. Rev Boehnke, the Ge meinhardt and Waunita families, and many others attended. cakes, sandwiches, and a lunch followed. The event ended with wishes for many more years of happiness.

Arthur Schuessler Boehnke C. G. Gemeinhardt and Waunita Robi, Fiehler Art Oberndorfer Henry Lueders Anton Steffens Art Schubarth And Mirs Louis Wittrock Benj. Hilpert Walter Elmer Hilpert Frank Mueller Art Mueller Hugo Haack Ben Warrelman Elmer Buhrdorf Ernest Baack

Potter Boy Joins Chase & Sons Circus Tour

Joseph Schad, a Potter native now a star with Chase & Sons circus, tours major Iowa cities. He suffered a fall when a high trapeze rope broke, dropping about fifteen feet, but recovered enough to continue performing.

Wie Joseph Schad Joe Chase & Sons Circus Iowa

Work on Lloyd Juells Farm Residence Resumes South of Potter

Work on the new residence at the Lloyd Juells farm, located south of Potter, has resumed this week. The project restart follows a pause and aims to complete the dwelling with anticipated timelines and local labor involvement.

Lloyd Juells Potter

Methodist Church Notes: Children Day Baptism and Reunion

On Sunday June 13 at 11 o clock a baptismal service and reception of children into church on probation will take place. Others may unite with the church. A brief sermon suited to the day will be given. At 8 pm the Vacation Bible School achievement program will follow. There are 65 children in the school and no charge is made. offerings will defray expenses.

Vaation Bible School

Community Notes From Antelope Area Visitation Roundup

A crowded Sunday and weekday visits fill household evenings in Antelope area towns. Families including Olsen Madden Herboldsheimer Nelson Larson Schmidt and Mader exchanging dinners calls and social calls across several households.

Gift of God Passion Play Returns to Bayard Nebr Dates Set

The eighth annual Gift of God pageant will run June 15 to 18 near Chimney Rock Bayard Nebraska attracting thousands. A 150 cast with 75 local angel voices and 75 choristers rehearse for a 16 episode biblical reenactment culminating with Christ is Risen. Local men constructed trails and lighting upgrades for eight-stage production.

Chimney Rock Bayard Nebr North Platte Valley Raub Christ John the Baptist Jesus Judas Peter Pilate Barrabas Calvary Joseph the Arimathean Nicodemus Christ the Lord Risen Koehler

Band Practice Fridays for Musicians to Join

A weekly band practice invites any musician with an instrument to join the organization every Friday night. The call welcomes players of all levels to participate and refine their craft in a group setting.

Local Social Visits Include Wittrocks and Nelsons

Joe Jerritsma and Grace with the Wittrocks visited the Madden home on Sunday. Leo Olsen and daughter joined George Whitney for Thursday supper, Irma Nelson helped at Peetz telephones, and Lenwell van Nelson hosted Nelson family guests Saturday. Ed Morrow hosted C P Herboldsheimer’s callers. Jens Olsen and Ed Nelsons families visited. Chauncey Nelson called at Herboldsheimer’s Sunday afternoon.

Leo Olsen Roscoe Madden Dewey Larson Gundbart Olsen Svend Olsen Jens Olsen Edson Madden Be, M. Nelson Wesley Herboldsheimer Hubert Herboldsheimer Francis Willoughby P. Herboldsheimer Edgar Anderson Carl Larson Virgil Nelson Virgil Fitzgibbons Gene Schmidt Wallace Schmidt V. A. Nelson Howard Madden Gunhart Olsen L. K. Nelson E. M. Nelson LaVonne Vesey Catherine Peterson Virgil Chauncey Nelson Paul Morrow Texas C. P Herboldsheimer Wallace Beccon Mader Roser Madden Joe Jerritsma Grace Fred Wittrock Walter Wittrock Nelson

Ruling Boosts Delinquent Water and Light Accounts

Town board allows customers with old water and light debts to refinance at 2 percent per month plus 3 percent of the old balance until liquidated. Beginning August 19 1955 about 4100 remained. Over 2300 collected so far and monthly bills paid near 100 percent. Optional plan reduces remaining payoff period to about 33 months for refinanced accounts.

Chick Boyes Players Announce Last Show At Local Theater

The Chick Boyes company reveals their final appearance, presenting The Romantic Piumopel on June 12. They opened a third season last October and have performed through winter and spring, missing two shows due to booking error and a March blizzard. They expect county fair dates in eastern Nebraska this summer and a probable return in fall.

Chick Loves Stuson Toa Cpened Chick Boyes Nebraska

United In Marriage In Beautiful Ceremony

At high noon on Sunday June 6 1937 Rev C R Tanner joined Miss Elizabeth Goding and Mr Roy Anderson in marriage on the Goding lawn at Potter The ceremony was followed by a dinner for twenty in a setting of yellow roses and carnat ions A pink and white cake with a miniature bride and groom graced the table The bride daughter of postmaster Wim Goding and the groom son of Mr and Mrs A M Anderson of Sidney Draw are both from Potter and Sidney The couple will live on a farm west of his parents home after a one week honeymoon visiting Ft Collins and Denver

C. R. Tanner Elizabeth Goding Roy Anderson Goding Potter Leota Goding Hazell Anderson Ray Goding Potter High School Sidney Ft. Collins Denver

June Blizzard Claims Life of Wyoming Salesman

The June 4, 1937 blizzard in Wyoming caused at least two deaths. An elderly woman died while rounding up cattle in the storm. Merlin S. Cook, 52, died in Lander after eight miles of walking in two feet of snow, his car stalled on a quiet road. rescuers reached him too late.

Wyoming Merlin S. Cook Lander

Village Board Raises Minimum Charge for Electric Ranges

The Village Board set a new monthly minimum of 5.00 dollars for residential electric ranges. A 4 cent per kilowatt rate applies to all range users, with a 125 kilowatt per month minimum for lights and range to qualify for the 4c rate. others keep the old rate and minimum.

Village Board

Village Board Notice to Bidders for Grounds Cleanup

The Board of Trustees will receive bids up to 6:00 p.m. Monday June 14 1937 for removing trash at public dumb grounds behind a wire marker and thoroughly cleaning grounds in front of the marker. Prospective bidders see the board or clerk for details. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

Board of Trustees

Potter dog licensing deadline threatens euthanasia

Notice from Village Board states every dog in Potter must be licensed by July 1, 1987 or be killed. No further notice or exceptions. License obtainable from the city clerk.

Potter Village Board

Prosecutions for dumping dead animals at public dump grounds

Citizens warned that dumping dead animals at the public dump grounds is illegal and will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. The dump grounds are not for animal disposal and the rule is strictly enforced.

Important Meeting of Sextorp Local No 725 Farmers Union

The Sextorp local No 725 Farmers Union holds a meeting at Pete Nelson schoolhouse on Friday June 18 1987 at 7:00 p m. All members urged to attend. Harvey Fisher President.

Sextorp Farmers Union Pete Nelson Harvey Fisher

Bible School Closes Today At Methodist Church Picnic

Vacation Bible School conducted at the Methodist church under Rev. C. R. Tanner closes today with a picnic. The total enrollment was 65. Sunday evening at 8:00 oclock an achievement program will be given, and all are invited. A free will offering will be taken to defray expenses.

Methodist Church C. R. Tanner

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By Jeanne Methodist Church Notes Co. Ir Tanner Mickie June Blizzard Bible School Officer Finney Finney—Finney The Force Ted O'Loughlin Finney
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