Potter Notes and Local Visitors in Potter Nebraska
New Year guests from Dix visited the Farrel Thayer home. Several Potter residents moved, traveled, or were hospitalized. A baby girl Shirley Ann was born in a Sidney hospital on Christmas Day. Bernard MacDonald died Christmas Day of a heart attack. Religious services will be held at the Pete Nelson schoolhouse all next week with Rev. Strandberg officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myr
Gene Binninz
Dix
Farl Thayer
John Quéin
Kimball Hospital
Beatrice
Frederic Harris
T. C. Harris
Monroe
Fred C. Johnson
Denver
Ernest Biggs
Betty
Sidney
Peter Hansen
Wells Cafe
Don Wills
Odd Fellows Lodge
Charles Williams
Missouri
D. F. Enevildsen
Cheyenne
Mervin Rice
Omaha
California
Opal Wheeler
Bernice Beloceck
N.S. Miller
Kimball
T. W. Vaughn
E. Biggs
Clarence Arp and Sons
Minden
Frank Brady
Lexington
Irvin Sanders
Sidney Hospital
Sanders
Leroy Witt
Charles Nelson
Shirley Ann
Harold Ball
Bernard MacDonald
Potter
C. W. Johnson
Ec MG. Clarence Johnson
C. BE. Smith
Miller
Kimball Hospitals
C. E. Smith
Mr. Smith
Warren Newbold
Jessie May
Peggy Hughes
Fairbury
Potter Lodge
Bereyl Dykman
Betty Stuermer
Fremont
Allen Dykman
Alice Carlson
Oscar Re=deen
KYKG
Scottsbluff
al Marsh
Zetta Moon
Washington
Edna Goding
Chadton
Christmas social notices from the Leger and Berry households
Mr and Mrs J O Lobb and daughter Sylvia enjoyed a turkey dinner Thursday at the Farli Leger home. Mrs M E Webster and sons Jason Gilbert Orrin Dwight and Miss Lillian Anderson spent Wednesday evening with Mr and Mrs Iarl Leger. The next PTA meeting will be held Wednesday evening January 9. Mr and Mrs Earl Leger and son Alfred spent Christmas day at the Sam Keller home and were supper guests at the J O Lobb home. Mr and Mrs R Berry and son Clifton were supper guests Christmas day at the Guy Berry home in Sidney. Mr and Mrs Martin Christofferson entertained Christmas Day for Mr and Mrs Art Draper and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia
Farli Leger
M.E. Webster and Sons
Jason, Gilbert
Orrin and
Dwight
Lillian Anderson
Iarl Leger
PTA
Earl Leger
Alfred
Sam Keller
J. O. Lobb
R. ‘Re Berry and
Clifton
Guy Berry
Sidney
Martin Christofferson
Art Draper
Fam Yily
Neil Hoagland
Chester
Donald
W. O. Johnson
Sylvan Halsey
Alva Hart
Will Gade
Lavern
Julesburg
Joe Ruttner
J. H. Gell
Ray Tremain
Gewaldine Cruise
Zellabelle Johnson
Charles Welton
Mae
Guy Gilbert
T. W. Hubbell
S. Albert Frerichs
Fred
Dan Rupert
Doris
James Irwin
Art Wallace
Geraldine Cruise
Mable Foster
J. C. Jorgensen
Farmers Union
Libert School House
Ray Tremin
Forrest
Harold
Verona
Sam
Robert
Sadie
Cecil
Henry
Earl
E. Planc
Clinton
Olson
Anna
Forrest Merrill
Kimball
California
Herman Dykman
Betty Jean
Mac
Richard Welton
Leslie Johnson
Ted
Idaho
Ray Trémaine
Whiter Proctor
Ots
Merle Pearson
Albert Johnson
Meres
Freddie
Geraldine
Frank Lipstrew
Albert Frerich
Ernest Wickard
John
Sam Irwin
Dorothy Weatherwax
Janés Fisher
Denver
J. H. Weatherwax
Conrad Weatherwax
Floyd Treblick
Ralph Welton
Velma Holtman
Helen
Mildred Weatherwax
Dorothy
Sadie Irwin
John Olson
Mons Johnson
Walter Craig
James Booth
O. L. Miller
Floyd
Walter
Marlaret
Mae Weston
Lodge Pete
Albert Frerichs
William Frerichs
Ernest
Joe Frerichs
Bid Frerichs
Weaver Girls
Guy
Harold Tremain
LincolIn
Amaler Miller
Le~moyne Johnson
Wayne Campbell
Frank Christensen
John Gilson
Beatrice Nelson
Social notes from Grand Prairie including visits and gatherings
Grand Prairie social roundup lists numerous guests and hosts across families. Activities include dinners, suppers, church and school events, Farmers Union meetings, hospital and funeral travel, and shower honors for Dorothy Weatherwax. Names include Hoagland Rexroth Tremain Hart Johnson Gade Rupert Welton Irwin Frerichs and many others in a string of Wednesday to Monday visits.
New Ford V-8 1935 Promises Smooth Ride and Modern Style
The 1935 New Ford V-8 is touted as the biggest and roomiest Ford yet with modern lines and luxurious appointments. It emphasizes a smooth ride on all roads through three design pillars including weight distribution, forward shifting seats, and longer flexible springs for a center poise that enhances comfort and stability.
New Ford V-8 for 1935 promises safer handling and easier driving
The 1935 Ford V-8 adds improved brakes for quicker stops with less pedal pressure, a centrifugal air-pressure clutch to boost efficiency at high speeds, a new steering setup, and wider roomier seats while keeping the dependable V-8 engine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shea
Christmas Socials In East Center Reach Many Families
Mrs J Swob and Mrs Waite hosted Christmas day gatherings for Dave Huffaker and family Lodge Pole L T Johnson Merrill and Mrs Welle, Clifford Webster home welcomed Webster sons and Lillian Anderson, J O Lobb and Sylvia visited Alfred Swanson, Irvin Campbell hosted a large family dinner, Mac Rose hosted all children and grandchildren, school program at the school house drew a good crowd with a children’s performance and treats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Waite
Dave Huffaker
Lodge Pole
L. T. Johnson
Merrill
Welle
M. E. Webster
Lillian Anderson
Clifford Webster
J. O. Lobb
Sylvia
Alfred Swanson
Ethelyn Swanson
Irvin Campbell
Mac Rose
Sexton Ahl
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Avis
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Beryl Dykman
Grand Prairie
Anna Jorgensen
Goma Homes
Ford
Weg
Ford “Dealers
Ford V
Fordor
Detroit
Universal Credit Company
East Center
Mrs. J. ©. Swob
Sacks
FBI
Sat
Alaska
Self Rising
Ib. Bag
Nase
Utah
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Sas Te
Sedewees
Loveland
Gains
Gans
Aes Tee
Tae
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Lea Ae
Baialias
Texas
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