Children Day Program Set At M E Church Next Sunday
The M E church will hold a children's day program Sunday at 10 30 am replacing both Sunday school and morning service. The event features recitations by Alfred Arnell Kline Johnson Gladys Smith and others along with songs by primary class and 21 Club numbers, a flag drill, pantomime, talks by Rev L V Slocumb, and a benediction.
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Eldren
M. E
America
Eugene Schmidt
Pyayod
Alfred Arnell
Eee
Kline Johnson
Texco Cisc
Gladys Smith
L. V. Slocumb
M E Church Plans Children Day Program and Baptisms
The M E Church will hold a Children's Day program during the morning hour next Sunday followed by baptisms for those who wish. A church membership opening will occur after the program. At 2 30 pm an Odd Fellows memorial sermon is planned with evening services at five o clock in Johnson grove and immersion in the creek after that service.
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Johnson Grove
Creek
On Our Honor Roll
A note of thanks to new and renewing subscribers with remittances. Names include A. G. Smith of city, Myrtle Gunderson of Ferron Utah, Wm. R. Roth of North Platte Nebraska, Theo M. Buck of Julesburg Colorado, and Boelus State Bank of Boelus Nebraska.
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Potter
A. G. Smith
City
Myrtle Gunderson
Ferron
Utah
Wm. R. Roth
North Platte
Nebr
Theo. M. Buck
Julesburg
Colo
Boelus State Bank
Boelus
Safety Movies From Union Pacific To Be Shown All Day
The Union Pacific movie car will visit Potter next Tuesday, June 16, showing Safety First films from 9:30 a.m. through the day and evening. Two reels titled Safety Pays and Gambling with Death, plus Ask Daddy for school children, run about fifty minutes each with short talks by safety agent Mr. Brady. The event aims to promote rail safety and reduce grade crossing accidents.
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Union Pacific
Potter
Mr. Brady
Notice to Dog Owners Licenses Required at Once
All dogs must be licensed at once. If you want to keep your dog get a license of the clerk at once. Alfred Arnell, marshal.
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Alfred Arnell
Marshal
Gas Adding Machine Paper Advertises 10 Cents a Roll
An office supply note advertises gas adding machine paper at 10 cents per roll with a brief call to review the office and a reminder not to borrow it, urging subscription.
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Review Office
Women's Club closes very successful year recap
The Women's Club ended a pleasant year at a Friday meeting at the Smith home. Treasurer's report showed 65 dollars with 5.35 in the flower fund. After deductions for ice cream, rest room furniture, and safety meeting advertising, officers were installed with Mrs. Larsen officiating. President Mrs. Joseph Nelson received a gift, and a district meeting report from Mr. Coulter was shared. A dinner followed at 6:30 with guests and entertainment planned by Mrs. Johnson and Mrs. Biggs. The event honored the president for her service and club harmony.
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Chas. Smith
American Legion
C. A. Larsen
Andrew Nelson
Joseph Nelson
Nelson
Women’s Club
R. L. MacAdam
A. E. Brady
Fred Reetz
R. M. Johnson
R. A. Babcock
R. L MacAdam
George Coulter
Loup City
Clarence Johnson
Claude Biggs
Pleasant View Residents Report Weekend Rain and Social Calls
Pleasant View saw a needed soaking over the weekend. Local residents including Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Bundy visited Aug Thies Jr. and Mrs. Matthes hosted several callers. The community attended the annual school meeting Monday evening and many neighbors shared visits throughout the area, including Art Brandenburg and Frank Matthes making calls in Potter and surrounding homes.
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L. F. Bundy
Aug. Thies Jr
Art ‘Brandenburg
Potter
Paul Pilz
Art Schubarth
Frank Matthes
Dan Heimer
Art Brandenburg
Harry Courtright
Leland Bundy
Flora Courtright
W. D. Mathewson
Pleasant View
John Heimer
August Thies Jr
Oscar Mueller
Frank Mueller
Farmers Grain and Milling awards 6000 elevator contract
The Farmers Grain and Milling Company building committee awarded S. C. Houghton of Hamp ton Nebraska the contract to construct a new 25 000 bushel elevator for 6000 dollars. Construction starts in about three weeks with modern features and latest machinery planned.
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Farmers Grain and Milling Conmpany
S. C. Houghton
Hampton
Nebraska
Bank
Biggs
Andrew Nelson
W. L. Larson
Druggists
Omaha
Amos Ivey
Kimball
Ed Evanson
C. C. Stevens
Pine Bluffs
A. G. Smith
Chris Anderson
Dannebrog
Helen Gunderson
N Owly
H. Stevens
Loyal Lives to Feature Heroism of U S Mail Service
No show last week but a good one this week. Mr. Campen could not perform in Potter last Friday and apologizes to the public. This Friday night June 12 will present a thrilling revelation of loyalty of the men in the United States mail service with Brandon Tynan, Mary Carr, Faire Binney, Win Collier Jr. A good comedy will be shown.
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Sidney
Campen
Potter
Faire Binney
Win, Collier, Jr
Picnic attracts record crowd to Cheyenne County
Cheyenne County Farmers Union plans the largest western Nebraska gathering at Johnson's grove on Thursday, June 25. Expected 3,000 to 5,000 attendees if weather cooperates, with sports, speeches, and possibly Governor Adam McMullen. Featured acts include a world record high jumper and a concert by the Bunker Hill band. Booster trip to Potter, Pine Bluffs, Bushnell, Kimball, and Dix concludes the day.
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Cheyenne County Farmers Union
Johnson’s Grove
LeRoy D. Willey
Adam McMullen
Sidney
Gurley
Paris
United States
Johnson
Bunker Hill
Glen Bales
Ray Swift
C. W. Johnson
Bunker Hill Territory
Potter
Pine Bluffs
Wyo
Bushnell
Kimball
Kimball, County Farmers Union
Dix
Brownson Club Meeting Posts Fireless Cooker Demo
Brownson notes show the B H H club met Thursday June 4 with eight members. Delegates demonstrated a home made fireless cooker and luncheon followed. Next meeting planned with Mrs N J Nelson on June 18. A Farmers Union meeting is set for Brownson hall next Saturday. Local rain noted, residents faced travel delays. Community updates include Marguerite Bundy visiting from St Paul and James Slama in town. Booster caravan planned from Dalton or Gurley to eastern towns with Buick cars assisting.
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B. H. H. Club
John Connelly
N. J. Nelson
Farmers Union
Brownson Hall
Brownson
Sidney
Marguerite Bundy
St. Paul
Minnesota
James Slama
H. Stevens
Palmer Thurston
Boosters
Dalton
Gurley
Here
Chappell
Buick
Rain boosts crops across Western Nebraska
Nearly 2.5 inches of rain fell over Potter County with totals around 2.41 inches countywide. The soaking moisture, from Saturday night through Sunday, improved prospects for winter and spring wheat, corn, potatoes, and hay, with widespread benefits reported as crops begin to thrive.
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Nebraska
Potter
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M. E. Church Notes
L. V. Slocumb, Pastor
State Bank
Vavas
The
Potter Review
RV Dav Ld
United States Mail Service
Brandon Tynan
Mary Carr
Will: Collier, Jr
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