Rev C O Troy Returned To Potter Another Year
Potter residents celebrate Rev C O Troy remaining in Potter for another year after the Methodist conference session last week. The community notes the minister and family have earned affection and respect, with other appointments listed as G M Bing Beaver City J H Wilcox Kimball J D Hammel Lodge Pole H F Schenck Sidney L V Slocumb Ainsworth Co V Graham Gurley
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. O. Troy
Potter
Troy
G. M. Bing
Beaver City
J. H. Wilcox
Kimball
J. D. Hammel
Lodge Pole
H. F. Schenck
Sidney
L. V. Slocumb
Ainsworth
V. Graham
Gurley
Senator Howell Speaks in Potter on Prohibition and Policy
Senator R B Howell Nebraska's junior senator addressed a large Potter gathering in front of the Review office aided by a radio operator and reporter. He endorsed the Republican state ticket, praised Weaver and Sorenson, urged stricter prohibition, discussed farm relief, attacked Tammany Hall and Alfred E Smith, and supported the McNary Haugen bill with emphasis on the equalization fee. He avoided discuss of his own re election while spotlighting Hoover. Potter welcomed the visit and hopes for another stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. B. Howell
Nebraska
Howell
R. A. Babcock
Weaver
Sorenson
Tammany Hall
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Tammany
New York
United States
Herbert Hoover
Potter
Chas W Bryan to Speak in Potter Saturday
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Chas W Bryan appears in a Sidney Telegraph ad scheduling talks in Potter at 5:00 p m on Saturday September 15 and earlier stops at Lodge Pole Gurley Dalton with punctual times before a Sidney lecture at 8:00 p m The event traces a campaign circuit across several towns with a final Sidney appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W. Bryan
Potter
Sidney Telegraph
Senator Howell
Mr. Bryan
Lodge Pole
Gurley
Dalton
Sidney
Methodist Church Notes and Outlook for New Conference Year
The article outlines a hopeful conference year at the Methodist Church with pastor Chas. O. Troy urging prayer and consecration. It lists Sunday services at 10 am Sunday school, 11 am worship with a sermon Faith That Holds, 6:30 pm Epworth Leaguers meeting, and 7:30 pm evening service The Call of the Deep. Broadwater notes report Martin L. Wehn robbed in Omaha as he slept, with a stolen gold watch and about twelve dollars. sheriff and deputy investigating with unclear clues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Leaguers
Epworthians
League
Broadwater News
Martin L. Wehn
Omaha
Lars Wagegerby
E. L. Davis
Roy Clark
Maurauders
Potter School Year Begins With Tuition and Progress
Tuition for this year is 54 dollars for grades and 108 dollars for high school, payable in advance per semester. Notable progress in first, second, seventh, and eighth grades. high school English also praised. Exhibits planned for county fair. First grade reports growth, new students, and busy routines. music lessons and bus attendance noted.
Second Grade Enrolls Twenty Two Pupils
The second grade reports an enrollment of twenty two pupils with eleven girls and eleven boys. The names listed include Doris Johnson Harland Wallick Mildred Robertson Donald Warner Ear Fricke Dorothy Anderson Clarence Henry Phyllis Babcock Kenneth Hicks Janice Babcock Walter Jensen Chene Baker Gordon James Leola Challburg Guy Mussack Margaret Huddin Lunk Music Clara Huddin Melvin Oeltjen Cath Hagemeister Howard Sheets Marjorie Harms. The pupils of the second grade room will be glad to welcome visitors at any time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Johnson
Harland Wallick
Mildred Robertson
Donald Warner Ear Fricke
Dorothy Anderson
Clarence Henry
Phyllis Babcock
Kenneth Hicks
Janice Babcock
Walter Jensen
Chene Baker Gordon James Leola Challburg
Guy Mussack
Margaret Huddin
Lunk Music
Clara Huddin
Melvin Oeltjen
Cath. Hagemeister
Howard Sheets
Marjorie Harms
Third and Fourth Grade Class Enrollments and Notes
Thirty six pupils are in the room with fifteen in the fourth grade and twenty one in the third. Kenneth Hite broke his arm Saturday evening while playing. classmates will help with written work to avoid missing school. Various students sent flowers and thanks to their families. Fifth and sixth grades began with thirty eight pupils, rising to forty after two joiners. Seventh and eighth grades total twenty one, with thirteen in the eighth and eight in the seventh. Both groups show strong interest in early work and summer stories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Hite
Kline Johnson
Kline
Teddy Boyd
Nebraska
Gayland Reetz
Maynard Stines
Letha Moench
Elvin Wheeler
Potter High School Freshmen Elect 2024 Officers
On Tuesday September 4 the Freshmen held a class meeting with twenty four students enrolled Josie Juelfs was elected president Frost Christensen vice president Kenneth Jorgensen secretary treasurer Mr Nealy chosen sponsor of this class The Freshmen anticipate initiation to become full members This is the largest class ever enrolled at Potter High School
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josie Juelfs
Frost Christensen
Kenneth Jorgensen
Nealy
Potter High School
Sophomore Class Returns to School for New Year
Fifteen students enrolled in the sophomore class with Donald Kinyoun as the new pupil. Wendall Boyd missed the first three days visiting in the eastern part of the state. Mrs. Johnson was elected sponsor. The class elected Lucille Lambert president, Mabel Mielke vice president, Clyde Nelson secretary, and Helen Tank treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Kinyoun
Wendall Boyd
Johnson
Lucille Lambert
Mabel Mielke
Clyde Nelson
Helen Tank
Juniors Form Class Roster and Elect Officers
All Sophomores last year except Evelyn Tompkins became Juniors. Fifteen members listed with names, Grace Johnson as president Evelyn Mayer as vice president Erma Bartlett secretary-treasurer and Miss Brown re-elected sponsor. Most take typewriting and English literature. Edna Carlson avoids English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Tompkins
Evelyn Anderson
Erma Bartlett
Opal Bovee
Edna Carlson
Doyle Easton
Clemence Easton
Thomas Fisher
Frederick Harris
Harriet Harris
Emily Hagemeister
Grace Johnson
Evelyn Mayer
Edith Olsen
Wilma Slama
Leonard Wheeler
Miss Brown
School Opens With Sixteen Senior Pupils and New Students
School opened last Tuesday morning with sixteen Senior class pupils. Three new students joined the class Dorothy Grubb Garnett Kenyon and Elizabeth Mangum. In a class meeting the officers were elected Ferdie Anderson president Berdell Bartlett vice president Edna Goding secretary treasurer LeRoy Witt class reporter. LeRoy Witt was absent Monday morning. (Continued on page 8)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Grubb
Garnett Kenyon
Elizabth Mangum
Mr. Fowler
Ferdie Anderson
Berdell Bartlett
Edna Goding
LeRoy Witt
Review Roll of Honor lists numerous new and renewing subscribers
The Roll of Honor for the Potter newspaper names many subscribers across Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado, California, and Minnesota. Entries include Robert Gunderson Dix Nebraska and Mrs Gertrude Gunderson city, with others from Fremont Wisner Sidney Central City and Kimball. The list notes first sub scriber to Review in 1912 and includes NW Bell Telephone Co. Kimball and several city residents from diverse states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Robert Gunderson
Dix
Nebr
Gertrude Gunderson
City
W. C. Shriver
Fremont
Frank J. Matthes
Wisner
Walter Gunderson
Evanston
Myrtle Gunderson
Burlington
Col
Wm. Helsing
Harley Hite
Harley Hite, Egbert
Wyo
P. C. Mockett
Kimball
Gertrude Nelson
Sidney
Chas. Gunderson
J. C. Bartlett
A. E. Brady
Cozad
Sam McCullough
Fritz Huddin
C. A. Larsen
W. A. Johnson
Grant
W. A
Jens Olsen
J. M. Nelson
Lloyd Shaw
Esther Stover
Ludington
Mich
NW Bell Telephone Co
Earl DePue
Saratoga
W. F. Boop
Beaver City
Arthur Schubarth
J. L. Fowler
L. M. White
Josie Jarland
Tekamah
Aug. Matthes
C. Kaderli
Fred Ropa
Stanwood
Iowa
Jess Tompkins
Bill Kubes
J. W. Barnard
Pete Jensen
Boelus
J. W. Mueller
Seward
Chas
W. Fisher
Herbert Johnson
Frank Armstrong
New Castle
Neb Lloyd Juells
Dalton
C. V. Johnson
L. F. Lafferty
Wm. Sparks
H. A. Warner
Woman's Club of Potter Holds First Meeting of Year
The Woman's Club of Potter held its first meeting at president Mrs John Witt home a reception for new teachers. Mrs Joe Nelson led the program with welcome by Mrs Fred C Johnson Miss Jeannetta Sloan spoke for teachers Laurine Hall spoke for new members. A vocal solo reading duet and club history followed. Lunch of punch and wafers was served. Next meeting at Mrs Chas Smiths home Sept 28 led by Mrs J C Bartlett the topic Comparison of party platforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club of
Potter
John Witt
Joe Nelson
Fred C. Johnson
Jeannetta Sloan
Laurine Hall
Chas. Smith
Besse Blair
Clarence Johnson
Fred Baker
J. C. Bartlett
Detectives and The Latest From Paris at Leyfang Theatre
Detectives starring Karl Dane George K Arthur and Marceline Day will play at the Leyfang theatre next Sunday with a one reel news. Norma Shearer in The Latest From Paris opens Thursday September 20 with added reel Primitive Housekeeping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Dane
George K. Arthur
Marceline Day
Leyfang Theatre
Norma Shearer
Paris
Miss Shear
Prohibition Seen As a Success Despite Critics
A editorial argues prohibition has succeeded in reducing drunkenness and bootlegging. It cites Cheyenne celebrations, the Nebraska state fair with minimal intoxication, and Sheriff Condit’s figures to claim prohibition prevents deaths and crime. The piece rejects claims of failure and urges continued enforcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cheyenne
Nebraska
Onaha
W. C. Condit
Condit
World- Herald
Peter Hansen Again Drives Potter School Bus
Peter Hansen returns to drive the big school bus for Potter School children. An experienced operator, he has a clean record with no accidents or mishaps reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter. Hansen
Peter ‘Hansen
Pete
Five year old Duane Owens killed in Sidney truck crash
Duane Owens 5 of Sidney died at Carlson hospital after a Friday noon collision a mile southwest of the city. He was thrown from the front seat of a milk delivery truck as Neal Atkins slowed to avoid a road rise. death caused by a concussion from the impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney News
Sidney
Duane Owens
John Owens
Carlson Hospital
Young Owens
Neal Atkins
Atkins
Owens
For Sale New Model A Fords in Sidney Nebr
Local salesman F L Baker of Sidney Motor Sales Co offers new Model A Fords for sale with quick delivery. Contact Sidney, Nebraska, for immediate purchase details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Baker
Sidney Motor Sales Co
Sidney, Nebr
Potter remedy promises quick relief for digestive woes
Don’t borrow it cube rbibe. W H D Special is claimed to relieve gas indigestion ulcers overeating heartburn and constipation. Potter Drug Company advertises a 50 cent box with a druggist guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. D. Special
Potter
Potter Drug Company
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Senator KR. B. Howell
Methodist Church
Chas. O. Troy
Ment
Ness
State Bank
Co. W. Johnson
F. C. Harris Cashier
Howard Rice
Harwood Rice Cleo Baker Deloris Bovee
Leota Mae Goding
Beulah Hicks Willomine Johnson Harris
Rodney Hruza
Roland Music
Virgil Jorgenson
Douglas Reetz
Gordon Neal
Kenneth Schwartz
Vernon Snocker
Guadalupe Hermandez
Fred Reetz
Roy MacAdam
Cleo Baker
Deloris Bovee
Marguerite and
Vaughn Jacobson
Marion Barnard
Vivian Light Hildur Carlson
Elaine Massack
Leroy Gunderson
Walter Nelson Willard Christ’sen
Agnes Sheets Francis Hruza Zada O. Sloan
Jacobson
van Pelt
Elsie Jensen
James Coulter
Helen Jensen
Elizabeth Goding
Clyde Mussack
Freddie Hruza
Dorothy Spencer Vaughn Jacobson
Twila Stumbaugh
Yeoma Troy
Wesley Herboldsheimer
Bernard DeLashmutt
Stewart Nelson
Jessie Juelfs
Elizabeth Mangum
Elwood Harms
Hubert Herboldsheimer
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