Potter Area Social Roundup Highlights Lively Visits
Potter residents share Thanksgiving travel and family gatherings across Ovid Denver and Omaha. Local visits include Bertramson, Nelson, and Baach families, plus weddings, club meetings, and holiday preparations as the sugar beet harvest closes.
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Eugene Schmidt
Ovid
Colo
Anderson Tourney
LaVern Kritner
Denver
Emil Nelson
Omaha
Marion Jackson
J. W. Bertramson
Madison
Wis
Marion Jacksoen
Edgar Anderson
Ralph Anderson
Mary Burbank
Sidney
Roy Coffman
Raymond Pickett
Wayne Bailey
Dix
George Davis
Albin
Wyo
Shelby
Nebr
Charles Smith
Marjie
A. B. Connell
O'Neill
Potter
Ray Arnell
Dalton
Roy Jacobson
Nick Jacobson
Roy’s
Arnells
James Staneck
Scottsbluff
Pearl Lipski
Charles Waterman
James Vanover and
E. M. Nelson
EF. M. Nelson
Jim Johnson
Myrtle Mueller
Fern Aurich
Frank Mueller
Elmer Hilpert
M. J. Juengel
Walter Hilpert
Edward Boehnke
Cheyenne
Edward
Veteran's Hospital
Charles Dedic
Emil Dedic
Joe Kubes
Donald Erickson
Chester Allen
Leslie Wills
Walter Schubarth
Douglas Reetz
Nomad Club
Morris Challburg
Ernest Peterson
North Platte
Donald
Donald Enevoldsen
University of Nebraska
Clayton Schwartz
Patterson Ranch
Mike Schwartz
Joseph P. Schwartz
Lawrence Schwartz
Doyle Easton
Lester Willoughby
Chris Terman En
Edgar Leafdale
International Crop Improvement Association
Paxton Hotel
Byron Pavratt
Bellevue
Leafdale
Raymond Slama
Clyde Robertson
George Schnell
Schnell
Lions Club
Pat Leper
Arthur Schubarth
Mel Bate’s Uncle’s Fortune Leaves Him In Plain Clothes
Months ago The Clarion noted Mel Bates’s uncle died up north leaving a tidy fortune. The town wonders how Mel spends it. He travels globally yet returns to stay in shirt sleeves by the fire, chatting any night.
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the Clarion
Mel Bate
Mel
Desserts Served Cool Optimal at Forty Five To Fifty Degrees
Notes on best serving temperatures for cold desserts from forty five to fifty degrees Fahrenheit. It compares serving colder and allowing warming on the plate to avoid serving too warm. It mentions handling frozen fruit in frozen salads and desserts and a loom shuttle weaving carpet at speed.
Trade in that old fur coat at the Princess Shop
Four sizes available for scratch pads and distinctive personalised stationery items. The Telegraph advertises a factory sale of furs with a limited stock. surprise gifts include diamond earrings from The Gift Shop.
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the Telegraph
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Potter News
Dewey Larson
Harrisburg
Lulu B. Slocumb
Ernest Baach
Gilbert Mangels
Ben Werrelman
Mr. Baach
Royal Neighbors
Woman's Club
Fred Reetz
Reynold Erickson
Chico
Calif
Algor Erickson
D. F. Enevoldsen
Catherine Fisher
Herbert Johnson
Fisher
Joe Cizek
Gilbert Hougen
Betty Rose Johnson
Alliance
Bill Studnicka
Vinc Ted
Cizek
Alfred Johnson
Einer Hermanson
Douglas
Chuck Bohac
Albert Nielsen
Harry Hermanson
Oregon
Tom Hermansen
Marquette
Nielsen
Harry Hermansons
Mrs. Nielsen
Mr. Hermanson
Einer
Benard Hermanson
Earl Nielsen
Aye Gunderson
Benard
Clifford Gunderson
Greeley
Hilda Moench
Henry Moench
Leonard Wheeler
Leslie Happell
Marvin Moench
Ted Carlson
Ivan Walker
Curtis
Peter Nelson
Lloyd Shaw
Billy Smith
Harold Thomas
Ruth Hodges
Merle Gill
Par
Ents
Evan Stines
Potter Lions
Kimball
Loyal Tank
Shirley
Melvin Meester
Kenneth Rose
Mae Rose
Chas. Gunderson
Hugo Harrison
Lloyd Wheeler
Harold
Golden
L. J. Wheeler
Lee Hagemeister
August Schmidt
Joyce
Wallace
Myrene Thies
Ay Joe Marsh
United States Brewers Foundation
Bendix
Bendix — Crosley
Fowler
Elwell Motors
Postoffice
Dodge-Plymouth
Bendix-Kelvinator
Crosley Vornado
Cushman Scooters
The
Telegraph
Jim Hoover
Sterling
Guy E. Ellsworth
Lockwood Jewelry
Nebraska
Daily
Potter, Nebraska
M. Moline
John Deere
Ft. A. C
McCormick Deering
M. M
Emerson
Harrow
Oliver
International Farm Truck
Elmer Kath
American National Bank