Alumni Banquet at Wells Cafe Draws Fifty Attendees
Fifty alumni attended the circus themed alumni banquet at Wells Cafe last Wednesday. A parade from the church led to decorated rooms while Clarence Johnson acted as toastmaster. Highlights included welcomes to new members by Dean Hagemeister, speeches by Hu bert Herboldsheimer and Bruce Hagemeister, musical numbers by Arvid Challburz and Miriam Bartlett, plus a duet by Mrs. Clarence Johnson and Mrs. Alice Hagemeister. Two generations were present with Mrs. C P Herboldsheimer and her son Hubert. Officers named for the year are Jessie Goding president Eugene Schmidt secretary treasurer and Lucille Higgins corresponding secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wells Cafe
Clarence Johnson
Dean Hagemeister
Hubert Herboldsheimer
Edgar Leafdale
Vid Challburz
Miriam Bartlett
Bruce Hagemeister
Phyllis Kayne
Alice Hagemeister
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Herboldsheimer
Hubert
Jessie Goding
Eugene Schmidt
Treas
Lucille Higgins
Commended for good road work in Trognitz precinct
Praise flows for Ray Swede Johnson and Charles Nelson who led a road building stretch in Trognitz precinct. Reliable testimony says their experienced labor produced high quality work. A C W Johnson home hosted a 27 person reunion of family including Joe Victor Leonard Clarence Fred Lulu and Leela. Edgar Leafdale of Hastings is visiting local friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trognitz
Ray
Johnson
Charles Nelson
Charley
C. W. Johnson
Joe
Victor
Leonard
Clarence
Fred
Lulu
Leela
Dybdahl
Edgar Leafdale
Hastings
Potter Social Roundup Amid Regional Visits
Mrs. Carlisle of Broken Bow visits sister Mrs. J R Quein. Irene Hite of Egbert weekends in Potter. Dorothy Grubb of Scottsbluff visits Potter. Mr and Mrs C J Osborn of Sidney visit N B Miller home. Irene Johnson of Fort Collins visits uncle Edgar Anderson. Curt Smith and son of Sidney visit Potter Wednesday forenoon. Mr and Mrs W L Bates of Kimball visit Potter friends Tuesday. Emma Olson returns from eastern trip. Rev Troy and Yeoma and Mrs Alfred Wallin travel to Sterling. E G Wallin returns from Chadron. August Schmidt returns from eastern trip. R E Merscheim business in Cheyenne Wednesday. Dean and Bruce Hagemeister visit Potter Alpine Mining Co site in Idaho Springs Colo. Mrs Henry James and Mrs R R Joliff visit Potter Wednesday with children. R A Babcock returns from eastern state trip. Edna Seyfang Return from South Dakota and other points. For sale two pound spring fries call or deliver Saturdays. Heavy feed oats 40c/bushel Home Lumber Company elevator. Editor Arthur Dilley of Sidney News visits Review office Monday. H Stevens business in county seat Saturday. Helen Tutt weekend in Sidney with Vera Dimick. Virginia Thurston vacation two weeks with aunt in Guernsey Wyoming. Sunday visitors at Ford Wiekhorst home Minnie Wiekhorst of Cheyenne D F Enveoldsen family of Peetz and Herbert Johnson of Potter.
Walter Henry Possesses a 4929 Buickst Dan
Walter Henry is the possessor of a fine almost new 4929 Buickst dan purchased recently. Mighty nice car Walter. Mr. and Mrs. J J Norcross spent a few days at the start of the week in McCook visiting Mrs Norcross aunt who is seriously ill and not expected to live long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Henry
Mrs
J. J. Norcross
McCook
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AVTAY
R.j.wallick
del Monte
Alaska
AVA
Mrs. Carlisle of
Broken Bow
J. R. Quein
Irene Hite
Egbert
Potter
Dorothy Grubb
Scottsbluff
Irene Johnson
Ft. Collins
Edgar Anderson
Curt Smith
Sidney
Potter Wednesday
Emma Olson
Troy and
Yeoma
Alfred Wallin
Sterling
E. G. Wallin
B. L. Wallin
Chadron
August Schmidt
R. E. Merscheim
Cheyenne
Dean and
Potter Alpine Mining Co
Idaho Springs
Colo
Henry James
R. R. Joliff
R. A. Babcock
Edna Seyfang
South Dakota
Nsge
Geo. Reetz
Comany Elevator
Arthur Dilley
The
Sidney News
Review
Helen Tutt
Vera Dimick
Virginia Thurston
Gurnsey
Wyoming
Ford Wiekhorst
Minnie Wiekhorst
D. F. Enveoldsen
Peetz
Herbert Johnson
Uce
Potter Produce Station
A. W. Deen
Potter, Nebr
Henry’s Store
Just
Uct
Ennotice
Avavav
Morey Mercantile Co. Solitaire
Solitaire Cowboys
Kohl
Hansen - Seyfang Mercantile Co
Solitaire
Vmaav AY
the Johnson Store
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