Royal Neighbors Convention Sessions Held in Lodge Pole
Mrs C Ki Biggs, Mrs G L Rogers, Mrs B V Slocumb and others attended the Royal Neighbors convention in Lodge Pole last Tuesday. The session was reported mighty pleasant and profitable. State supervising deputy Mrs Henrietta Owens and district deputy Mrs Laura Frymire attended. Owens is from Omaha and Frymire from Scottsbluff. A tri county organization was formed with Mrs Biggs, Mrs Bartlett and Mrs Harris taking offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Ki. Biggs
G. L. Rogers
Raymond Johnson
J. C. Bartlett
Grant Brady
C. A. Larsen
R. A. MacAdam
R. A. Babcock
Royal Neighbors
Lodge Pole
Sion
Henrietta Owens
Laura Frymire
Omaha
Scottsbluff
Biggs
Bartlett
Harris
Roads Near Kimball Stay Difficult After Freeze
J H Biggs reports worsening roads north of Kimball last Tuesday while Roy Mac helped pull him free. The two endured a daylong pullout routine as roads dried, then highways improved though cross roads remained poor. Nebraska 1926 license plates ordered 255000 pairs cost 50000, green and black chosen over red and white for cost. A ranch fence sign near Lodge Pole warns trespassers with phrases about punishment and a shotgun, reported by Sidney Telegraph.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Biggs
Kimball
Roy Mac
Nebraska
Dalton
Birthday Surprise Dinner for Wells and Thornburg
Mrs. Harry Wells and Hazel Thornburg were surprised last Sunday with a birthday dinner at Hazel Thornburg’s parents home Mr and Mrs George Thornburg Attending were Mr and Mrs Harry Wells Mr and Mrs Geo Thornburg Hazel Thornburg Lorraine Winsley Stanley Davis and James Henry Their ages are nearly thirty two women share the same birthday but the exact age is not disclosed
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wells
Hazel Thornburg
Hazel
George Thornburg
Geo. Thornburg
Lorraine Winsley
Stanley Davis
James Henry
SPEYES TESTED AND GLAS SES FITTED
Dr W T Slean notes that speyes have been tested and glas ses fitted, indicating a medical or optical procedure or equipment update with technician remarks. The fragment suggests a professional report or advertisement style within a clinic or hospital context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Slean
Gilbert Hougen Becomes Latest Radio Victim
Local notes report Gilbert Hougen as the latest radio victim in the area. Crosley. Babcock traveled to Sidney on Monday for business while Roy and Nels visited Sidney Wednesday forenoon. Francis spent the weekend in Kimball, with additional radio updates and social calls noted among residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert Hougen
Crosley
Roy
Nels
Sidney
Sidney News Notes Several Local Visits and incidents
Mr and Mrs M W Osborn of Sidney visited the N S Millers on Sunday. J M Lipskin and children from Peetz were weekend callers at A A Wagner’s. B F Thornburg arrived from Greeley to visit son George. Chas Fisher joined the radio circle with a new Apex. Rev Slocumb holds meetings at Ogallala with large crowds. Lawrence Schwartz works from Sidney as road maintainer, often spending Sunday in Potter. Guy Hite suffers a dislocated collarbone when his team ran away. Geo Hicks dined with Oral Griswold in Sidney. Chas Place refereed a game Sidney versus Kimball. Happy Arnel attended. Jos Schwartz moved staff to Ovid for Sterling Lumber Co. For Sale thoroughbred white Chester boars and bred sons. Ray Mathewson welcomes a baby boy born Monday Nov 9. Dr D H Slocumb and wife of Edgemont with Mr and Mrs Cave of Chappell dined with Mrs Slocumb. Chas Nelson, county road employee, broke his arm cranking a truck and will be out weeks.
Ladies Aid meeting Armistice program well attended
The Ladies Aid held a regular meeting and Armistice day program on Wednesday afternoon with a very good and appropriate program. Elmer Seyfang announces that the Campen shows will be shown on Thursday nights starting next week, changed from Friday due to school activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid
Elmer Seyfang
Editor Returns as News Chief at Bridgeport Herald
After six months editing the Scottsbluff Republican E E Lewis once connected with the Herald here for almost a year returns to Bridgeport and resumes duties as news chief of this paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottsbluff Republican
E. E. Lewis
Herald
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Herald
Henry Anderson Visits Relatives Across States
Henry Anderson of Miami Florida visits his brothers Edgar and Ernest. He has been away from Miami since August 1 and has traveled to Battle Creek Michigan Chicago and to Fort Collins Colorado to see his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Anderson
Miami
Florida
Edgar
Ernest
Battle Creek
Mich
Chicago
Fort Collins
Colo
Sign at garage offers free air with Sears tire order
A garage in a neighboring state displays a bold sign stating If you order your tires from Sears Roebuck go to the post office to get free air. The message highlights a promotional twist aimed at customers, reflecting local business humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears Roebuck
Sterling Democrat
Fire destroys barn on Mrs Henry Quick farm near Dalton
A barn near Dalton owned by Mrs Henry Quick burned one day last week. The fire, of unknown origin, consumed the barn along with farm machinery grain and harness stored inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Quick
Dalton
Sidneys Coral Mill Owner Plans Alliance Expansion
Edward Sitz, the Sidney coral mill proprietor, has decided to locate a new mill in Alliance. The construction contract was awarded to Dan Hoppes of Alliance, who has already begun work on the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Sitz
Sidney
Alliance
Dan Hoppes
W C T U Meeting Sets Lincoln Bazaar Drive
The W C T U meets with Mrs Rogers on Wednesday November 18 with Mrs Chas Stanton as leader. Members are asked to bring a tea towel or similar article to be sent to the Lincoln bazaar. Proceeds will help lift a mortgage on the home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Chas. Stanton Leader
Potter and Gurley Basketball Doubleheader Next Friday
The boys and girls teams from Potter face Gurley in a doubleheader next Friday November 20 in the new gymnasium at Ley Fang Theatre. A large crowd is expected and community encouragement is urged to support both squads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter Vs. Gurley
Leyfang Theatre
Illness Grips J. W. Slama with Arm Infection
J. W. Slama, who lives north of Potter, has suffered a severe arm blood infection this week. The arm is badly swollen and has been lanced several times, with hope that the infection is checked and recovery may follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Slama
Potter
Hazlitts Move Into Town For Winter Suburb Schooling
Mr and Mrs Frank Hazlitt and their two young daughters relocate from over south to the Rouse house near the Jennie MacAdam residence to enroll at Potter school, seeking winter residence and better educational opportunities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Hazlitt
Over South
Rouse
Emil Cords
Jennie MacAdam
Potter School
Armistice Day Observance Dims in Potter
Potter observed Armistice Day with limited impact as banks remained closed all day and most businesses closed part of the day. The city flag flew at half staff or atop poles, with a few residents traveling to Sidney for the program or listening to Denver by radio from home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Sidney
Denver
Weather week near ideal with mild wind and dry roads
The week offered near ideal weather with a Wednesday breeze that improved road dryness. Highways remained good while cross roads were slippery, and no precipitation fell this week. Total 1924 rainfall reached 15.59 inches, above the county's 14 inch average.
Visit by Potter trio spurs nursing talk at Scottsbluff hospital
C W Johnson Clarence Johnson R A Babcock and G L Rogers attended a sale in Scottsbluff territory on Tuesday and returned to Potter by noon Wednesday. In Scottsbluff they met Dean Hagemeister who wished to see his Potter friends. Rogers notes the local Methodist hospital is a fine facility but short of nurses, inviting women to pursue training there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Johnson
Clarence Johnson
R. A. Babcock
G. L. Rogers
Scottsbluff Territory
Potter
Scottsbluff
Dean Hagemeister
Dean
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Potter Cream
Sidney Telegraph
Speyes
Glas
DR. Ames
Pinelynn Ranch
L. A
We ‘ Tradits
Hampshires
Hampshire
Ben Davis
Johnson Cords Coo
R.vv. Francis
Louis Seemann
Dix
R. B. Hill
Johnny Seyfang
Laramie
Anton Schad
Elmer Jacobson
Apex
R. V. Francis
James Trumbull
Mrs. Slocumb
LeRoy
M. W. Osborn
N. S. Miller
J. M. Lipskin
Peetz
A. A. Wagner
B. F. Thornburg
Greeley, Colo
George
Chas. Fisher
Radio
Slocumb
Ogallala
Lawrence Schwartz
Guy Hite
Mrs. Geo. Hicks
Mrs
Oral Griswold
Chas. Place
Happy Arnel
Jos. Schwartz
Ovid
Sterling Lumber & Investment Co
White Chester Boars and Bred Sons
M. J. Schwartz
Ray Mathewson
Ray
D. H. Slocumb
Edgemont
S. D
Mrs. Cave of
Chappell
Chas. Nelson
County Road
Fada Radio
The
MacAdam Motor Co
Avavavay
Bvavan
Vvavavavy
Potter Review
C. E. Boyd
Wm. J. Prehn
Building
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