Antelope Divide Visits and Sunday Gatherings
Antelope Divide residents joined Jens Olsen and family at their home Sunday for a social gathering. The community attended the chairvi ceremony for Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Shaw. A large crowd enjoyed a jolly afternoon. Several local families hosted Sunday dinners and visited neighbors across Peetz and Kimball areas, with numerous children mentioned and guests at multiple homes. Written by Vivian Herboldsheimer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Anderson
Jens Jensens
Jens Olsen
Antelope Divide
Lloyd Shaw
Edson Madden
Sidney
Dale Hubbard
Ernest Tracy
Jim Jenson
Carl Larson
Roscoe Madden
C. P. Herboldsheimer
Virgil Nelson
Wesley Herboldsheimer
H. A. Lockhart
W. A. Nelson
Ira Winleford
Vivian Herboldsheimer
Mildred
Marion Nelson
L. K. Nelson
W. W. Glassburn
I. M. Nelson
August Haack
F. Hazlitt
Irene
J. W. Bertramson
V. A. Nelson
E. H. Howe
Pleasant View Social Notes in Sidney Area
Pleasant View residents visit friends and attend gatherings across Sidney and Potter. Generous train of visits include the Borchers, Mattheses, Wittrocks, Ring, King, and others sharing calls, dinners, shopping trips, and tractor repairs amid a busy week in the community.
Local Visitations and Social Calls
Mr and Mrs Walter Borcher spent time with Mr and Mrs Herman Mangels. Joe Morteld called on Frank Matthes Wednesday. Paul Pilz made a business call in Sidney Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Art Schubarth and family had Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Fred Korsemeyer. Dad Hopkins called at H W Cuddefordes Tuesday evening. Mrs Frank Matthes visited Mrs Joe Skarka Monday. Geo Stormberg called on Frank Matthes Monday. Art Brandenburg worked on a hen house for John Heimer Friday and Saturday. John Heimer traveled to Pot ter Friday morning. Dan Heimer dined with W D Mathewson and family Saturday. John Heimer visited George Shetz Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Walter Borcher
Sidney
W. D. Mathewson
Frank Matthes
H. B. Wittrock
Nora Wittrock
Cordula Ring
Wm. Borcher
Harry Courtright
Walter Gallup
Potter
Cordula King
Mouday
Henry Moench
William Borcher
Herman Mangels
Henry Braasch
Art Brandenburg
Benj. Hilpert
Joe Gerler
Misses Verona
Ruth Borcher
Joe Morteld
Paul Pilz
Art. Schubarth
Fred Korsemeyer
Dad Hopkins
H. W. Cuddeforde
Joe Skarka
Geo.Stormberg
John Heimer
Dan Heimer
George Shetz
Potter Nebr Village Board Proceedings June 1926
The Village Board of Potter Nebr met June 21 1926 to set annual levy approve last minutes and discuss insurance funding and new electric service. They proposed funds for Interest Road Light General Am Library Linking Street Light totaling 7500 and raised insurance from 5000 to 8000 starting Aug 16 1926. They plan 24 hour electric service to Potter and Dix beginning July 15 1926 and will hire an extra engineer later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Nebr
Potter State Bank
C. A. Larsen
Clarence Johnson
Alfred Arnell
Wm. Goding
W. T. Sloan
H. Stevens
Johnson
Goding
Arnell
Chappell Prisoners Near Escape From Death
Roy Carter and Fred Tomson, jailed two weeks for breaking and entering the Weible home east of town, faced a near suffocation incident after a lit cigarette or match tossed from their cell set fire to bedclothes and mattress near midnight, with no jail on-duty at the time. They await transfer to Lincoln for a sentence of one to three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Carter
Fred Tomson
Lincoln
Weible
Prisoners survive smoke in jail basement blaze
Sheriff Peterson found the jail basement filled with smoke after two prisoners, asleep in a cell, were overcome by fire. He dragged them to safety with help from a physician, and they were cared for at the Chappell hotel before being returned to jail. Their condition improves and they are to be sent east to serve their sentence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Lincoln
Courthouse
Republican Candidate for Cheyenne County Treasurer
To the voters of Cheyenne County I announce my candidacy on the Republican ticket for the office of treasurer at the primary election on August 10, 1926. I seek your support and influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne County
Ledbetter Seeks Democratic Nomination for County Commissioner
Carl E. Ledbetter of Sidney Nebraska announces his candidacy for county commissioner on the Democratic ticket. He asks for support and votes from fellow citizens in his bid to serve the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl E. Ledbetter
Sidney
Nebr
Little Girl Hurt At Chappell Market Incident
Five year old Helen Marie Rich ards of Chappell suffered painful injuries when she stuck her tongue to a heavily frosted refrigeration pipe at Richard’s Meat Market on Saturday. The pipe froze her tongue and caused significant discomfort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Marie
Mr. and
Mars
J. B. Richards
Chappell
Richard’s
Do Not Want Nichols Let Out In Dalton Nebraska
A sister of Chas Nichols, serving a life term for the 1921 Emma Carow murder in Dalton, visited town to advocate early work release for him. Community sentiment opposes parole, and the paper asserts a pardon would trigger strong opposition from Lincoln penitentiary authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dalton
Chas. Nichols
Emma Carow
Lincoln
Charles
Sam
Child suffers tongue injuries from pipe incident
A Chappell Register report describes a child who, in attempting to free her tongue from a pipe, damaged the tongue and hand. Cold water was used but she pulled away, peeling skin from the tongue and causing intense mouth pain. injuries are healing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chappell Register
Magazine solicitors and duplicate offers in town
A magazine solicitor inquiry note explains the Review man can duplicate any legitimate offer he has and may go below offers from traveling salesmen. The company commits to matching legitimate offers received by customers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Village Board Proceedings
Service
C. J. Brady
DR. Ames
Dix, Nebraska
H. A. Warner
N. G
L. A. Donahoe
Sidney, Nebraska
Studt-Hink
State Bank
A. J. Ames
Nichols
DR. Miller Hospital
Kimball
Nebraska
DR. Rich
Grand Island
the Potter Garage
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Country Campbell Newspaper
C. & P. Job Press
United States
Union Pacific
Potter, Nebraska
Case
C. W. Johnson
Potter, Nebr
Dreyman
R. I.sanders
Geo. Gunderson
Ivavavavavavay
Lincoln Highway
Harry Wells
Ray
Avavi
Tavay
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