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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1933
Page
5
John Nelson acted as a caller in Cheyenne last Saturday while Fritz Huddin visited Ft. Collins Colorado this week as part of regional social exchanges in the area.
Orville Wills returns to Kearney. Halvor Nielsen of Redington visits A F Nielsen and family. D A Pratt of Sidney visits Potter Monday forenoon. Wanda Bellows of Kimball visits Potter relatives. Wm Hagemeister conducts business in Denver last week. Mr and Mrs Pete Hansen and Mrs K Hansen visit Scottsbluff relatives Sunday. For sale cucumbers for pickling by bushel or half bushel Mrs H Stevens. Fern Ferguson visits Johnson home north east of Sidney. Mr and Mrs Sam McCullough of Central City Neb have been visiting Potter friends this week.
Mr and Mrs Mindis Madzen of Ny sted Nebraska visited at the A F Niel sen home last Friday in a brief local social gathering noting regional ties and family connections between towns.
Alfred Arnell Wim Goding C W Johnson and Clarence Johnson drove to Scottsbluff on Monday to interview Congressman Carpenter about road projects in the area.
Mrs L J Hughes seeks two or four school boys to room and board. Born to Mr and Mrs George Jung a baby son on August 14 1933. Mother and child reported doing nicely.
Roger Brennan and Don Dey Er mand of Dalton drove to Potter Sunday to see the Peetz Potter ball game as townsfolk recall the undertaker ad from Rice Funeral Home in Sidney Nebraska.
For sale choice winter wheat seed in Nebraska 50 and 60 varieties, clean and free from smut and rye, priced 3c over ten wheat. cleaned by Wm Hagemeister.
Fred Johnson is umpiring a number of sandlot games in Denver and his services are in great demand. He is also employed with an insurance company in Denver.
Iver Berkland and two daughters of Ogden Utah visited William Helsing in Ogden last week while en route home from Chicago. Helsing and Berkland are longtime friends who had not seen each other for 45 years.
Mr and Mrs August Schmidt and their children Joyce and Wallace depart yesterday for a visit to Grand Island and other places. They were accompanied to Julesburg by Miss Bernice Leyfang who will visit her aunt and uncle there.
Last Saturday evening the old town buzzed with shoppers as country folks filled streets and parking slots, a local observer noting 97 parked autos. Wells Cafe drew many for the new brew, while Floyd and Elmer Whitteker visited Potter and stayed east of Dalton after a Colorado wedding trip. Rev. C. O. Troy of Plattsmouth sent kind words about the Review and a remittance, hinting at KOIL broadcasts featuring his choir and talks on August 20 and 27 evenings with Sacred Songs hours on weekdays.
Fourteen members and guests attended a club meeting with Mrs Himma Williams last Thursday followed by a pleasant luncheon. Florence Hicks suffered a severe eye injury while loosening a barb wire. a fence staple pierced her eyelid in two places Saturday evening. Constance Brown of Peetz visits her sister Mrs Frank Smith. The Thurston and Hicks families visited Fred Malone’s home Thursday evening. Dr W E Gunderson is in Denver attending a chiropractic clinic. Pearl Florence Hicks and Virginia Thurston spent the week together during a preschool outing. Mr and Mrs Jasper Jones and family visited Fred Malone Sunday. Mrs Emma Williams and sons spent Sunday in Dix with relatives. Ruth Foskett returned home after visiting her grandmother. Mr and Mrs W A Bundy and Pearl visited Tuesday at the Wm McMullen home.
Sextorp Mabie Mielke left Monday of last week for an indefinite mountain trip with friends. Mrs Alec Spencer and family call-
Local residents frequent friends and relatives in calls and visits around Potter. Notes list numerous households hosting guests, calling at neighbors, daughters aiding with chores, and a Petersen Ford V8 purchase ahead of a three week trip in the eastern state and Iowa.
W. L. Adams suffered heart irregularities due to stomach gas. Adlerika cured his gas, allowing him to eat anything without discomfort. Potter Drug Co.
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