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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1937
Page
4
Pleasant View and neighbors gathered for Thanksgiving dinners with numerous local families listed among the visitors. Mrs. Warren Pontious, Dan Neimer, the Morrow and Luhrdorf households, and extended kin enjoyed meals at multiple homes throughout the day with several guests including Mrs. John Mueller visiting from Seward Nebraska.
SEXTORP Mr. and Mrs. Fred Prince and Twila McGinnis were Sidney callers Saturday. Mrs. Prince and Miss McGinn ness spent the afternoon at Pat Patrowsky's. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dvorak Jr. were dinner guests at the Fred Prince home. Twila McGinnis was with Ray Fisher Wednesday. Alex Spencer called at the Prince home Tuesday. Thanksgiving guests included Frank Dvorak Jr. and family at the Prince home. Miss Twila McGinnis spent Thanksgiving at Ted Carlson's. Mrs. Keora Reetz and son Gay were mentioned.
A box social was held at the district 13 schoolhouse Wednesday evening with a pupil program. Several families attended Thanksgiving day events including Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hagemeister and family, Mr. and Mrs. Glenwood Lipska and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Emil Carlson at the Ted Carlson home, plus Mr. and Mrs. Ray Fisher and family at the E. J. Browning residence.
Local families share meals and visits across Antelope with Jim Johnson, Jim Gertramson, V A Nelson, Dewey Larson, Leo Olsen, and Willoughby households. Thanksgiving gatherings include Rotations at Nelson, Whitney, Olsen, Hiett, and Moore homes. Multiple motor trips to Sidney and Laramie noted.
Ford were Thanksgiving dinner guests at the Carl Larson home. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Nelson were Monday evening callers at the Howard Madden home. Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Herboldsheimer, Winoa and Bennie, were Sunday dinner guests at J2d. Morrow home. Mr. and Mrs. Allan Nelson visited at the Will Steins' home Thursday. Dale Herboldsheimer spent the weekend with his brother, Wesley Herboldsheimer, and wife.
Sam Wickstrom is identified as the owner of a Plymouth sedan described with focus on vehicle ownership and the individual’s name, reflecting a simple automotive ownership note.
W. C. Sheets and crew relocated a large barn from the Eneveldsen place to the Herbert Johnson farm, transporting it using available machinery and manpower.
N Ss. Miller and family spent Thanksgiving with relatives in Sidney, enjoying a gathering away from home and sharing a meal with kin.
Mrs Ford Wickhorst offers a used electric washing machine for sale in good running order. Verna Ottoson of Sidney visited Thanksgiving with her parents Mr and Mrs Chris Peterson Stewart Nelson, a Boulder student, spent the Thanksgiving vacation here with relatives.
Slightly used 1936 model electric washing machine offered for sale or trade. Enquire at Review office.
For sale purebred white leghorn and white wyandotte cockerels at 50 cents and 75 cents each offered by Mrs H Stevens.
Kimball Rendering Co offers free removal of dead animals. When you think undertaker, think Rice Funeral Home of Sidney Nebraska with phone numbers for contact.
Sunday dinner guests with Mrs. Matilda Anderson included C. J. E. Joe Hannah Johnson M. and Mrs Nels Anderson of Kirk and Mr and Mrs Win Helsing and Lois Edw Winn and Chub Winn left yesterday for Dryden Oregon for a month visit at Mr Winn's parents home
The article lists faculty assignments for Thanksgiving break with Mr Richardson at Kearney Miss Rohlfing at Ogallala Mrs Mudge at Sterling Ms Ahrendt at Callaway and Miss Shaw at Sidney A. J. Oeltjen hospitalized in Sidney with pneumonia shows definite improvement and satisfactory progress.
Richard S Meyers, patient at a Cheyenne hospital, is reported very ill this week. Doctors plan to operate soon or have operated, as physicians assess his condition and seek to improve his health.
Prices furnished weekly by W. G. Benschoter Fairmont Produce Station subject to change with market conditions. Terms 44%4 lbs and over 12c per ten, under 4% lbs see dezhorn. Hens 8c, Heavy Springs smooth legs 12c, Stagy Springs 0c. Cox bc. All Bullets now classed as hens. Will start buying turkeys for Christmas trade December 4. All No. 2 poultry 3c less, calls and rejects not saleable.
The Royal Neighbors will meet at the OdJ fellows hall on Tuesday in December at 7 30 PM promptly. All members are urged to attend as officers will be elected.
Mrs. Chas. Dedic Sr. and sons Rudy and Emil traveled Monday to Cheyenne to see their son and brother Chas. Dedic Jr. at the army hospital. Chas. Dedic Jr. is a Fort Warren soldier who was recently injured but is making rapid progress toward recovery.
The Ladies Aid Society will gather next Wednesday afternoon December 8 at the Methodist church parlors. Hostesses include Mrs. Hmi Nelson, Mrs. C. C. Kaderli, Mrs. Ernest Anderson, Mrs. Edgar Anderson, Mrs. Theodore Carlson, Mrs. Clarence Rogers, and Mrs. Fred Enoldsen. Everyone is welcome.
All ex-service men and all women eligible for Auxiliary membership are urged to attend the county meeting at the Potte schoolhouse on the evening of December 15. An interesting program of speaking music and entertaining numbers is planned. Program and other details will be published next week.
Scattering heavy grasshopper and rabbit poison on all borders of NE 4 24-16-53, NW 4 19-16-52 and W 14 18-16-52. Parties letting stock run do so at their own risk.
An advertisement touts LETO'S PYORRHEA REMEDY as a simple solution to sore gums and pyorrhea. It promises guaranteed results and directs buyers to Thayers Drug Store to obtain the product and follow its directions.
An ad touts a 12 inch world globe for 2.99 at Proudfits and urges households to own one. It also invites readers to sell iron metals hides furs dry bones and batteries to John Roit located one block east of Potter Garage for top market prices.
The seventh and eighth American history class created posters depicting colonial and modern Thanksgiving. A belated party for the seventh grade was held Tuesday evening. The junior high reported a happy Thanksgiving vacation. Third and fourth grades shared a Wednesday program with several visitors including Mrs. Harms, Jeanette Burdette Sanders, Mrs. C. C. Kader, Mrs. Sheldon, and Mrs. Dean Hagenheist.
In the fourth grade the geography class explores continents and oceans and their locations. The third grade class focuses on weather patterns and related topics.
Leona Tank took first prize for the fattest turkey while Janice Juelfs and Gerald Christensen earned second and Merle Mathewson third. The third and fourth grades hosted a Thanksgiving program and feast last Wednesday afternoon with first graders as Indians and second and third graders as Pilgrims. Students practiced table manners, guests were served by the second and third grade girls, Marjorie Smith and Jackie Hoover returned, and first grade attendance was perfect after the vacation. Christmas orders and pictures were noted for the room.
Notice of amendment at a special stockholders meeting held Oct 15 1937 in Potter Nebraska to amend articles. Changes include name and address, authorized capital 25000, paid in capital 16000, debentures 9000, business start 1908, termination 1962, and board composition. Debentures issued to supplement capital. indebtedness limit repealed. Certified by President John Leyfang and cashier D F Enevoldsen.
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