Brady Family Ties Highlight Local News From 1925
A. E. Brady spends days in Corad Nebraska. Mrs N S Miller and Marylin visit Sidney. Joseph Johnson calls in Cheyenne and Sidney. Jos Schwartz travels to Denver for business. Madonna Brady elected captain of girls basketball team. J W Henry travels to Winfield Kansas after brother Harry’s death. Frank Brady feeds 1300 head of sheep and plans to ship several cars soon.
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Madonna Brady
J. W. Henry
Winfield
Kansas
Harry
Frank Brady
Mrs Wells and daughter visit relatives in Clay Center
Mrs Harry Wells and her daughter Maxine are visiting relatives in Clay Center Nebraska and expect to be gone until after Christmas.
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Harry Wells
Maxine
Clay Center
Nebr
Local Families Gather for Visits and Moves
Mrs. Julius Schwartz of Denver visits Potter area friends this week while Mr. and Mrs. A. IE. Wallin move into the vacated Curry residence. W. C. Cunningham audits books in Lorenzo elevator. Dc. A. Larsen and wife call on county officials. Earl and Ray Beavers of Scribner visit their uncle Ford Wickhorst. Newcastle residents Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Armstrong visit their son Frank. R. Merscheim home hosts Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Huettman and child plus Mr. and Mrs. W. W. McIntosh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julius Schwartz
Denver
Potter
Earl and
Ray Beavers
Scribner
Nebr
Ford Wickhorst
Mrs. J. Q. Armstrong
Newcastle, Nebr
Frank
Tutt sisters return to Potter after months in town
Helen and Doris Tutt who had been in town for several months returned to Potter last Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen
Doris Tutt
Potter
Local Residents Visit Sunol Home of Whitmire Family
Mr and Mrs Ik Seyfang and Mr and Mrs John Seyfang with Johnnie and Edna spent Sunday at the A I Whitmire home in Sunol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seyfang
John Seyfang
Johnnie
Edna
A. I. Whitmire
Sunol
Local Notes On Illness Travel and Weather
Dean Hagemeeister fell ill from overexertion last Saturday but shows improvement while composing. Mrs Geo Reetz Bertha Mac depart for Laramie to join Heinnemans touring California. Nels Miller John Saxon voyage for Has tings Grand Island Boelus and nearby points by overland. Week opened warm then Wednesday rain. Thursday cloudy cold and windy. Several women visited Kimball to see Mrs Clarence Johann. Bible class had eighteen attendees and a profitable gathering at Jennie MacAdam home. Next meeting at Gertrude Nelson home. all welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Geo. Reetz
Bertha Mac
Laramie
Wyo
Jennie MacAdam
Gertrude Nelson
Vizina Family Leaves for Fremont with Son Jad
Mr and Mrs Stormy Vizina and their children departed early in the week for Fremont. Their son Jad a soldier reportedly accompanied them on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stormy Vizina
Fremont
John
Jad
Denver Visitor Herbert Wallin with Brother Alfred
Herbert Wallin of Denver is visiting with his brother Alfred and plans to stay in Potter until after the holidays.
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Herbert Wallin
Denver
Alfred
Potter
The Review Only $1 50 You Can not Afford It
An advertising blurb promotes the Review at a price of one dollar and fifty cents, urging readers not to be without the publication and emphasizing its value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sinclair
Sinclair Gas
Mobile Oil
Potter Boys Clash With Sidney Academy Tonight at Seyfang Theatre
Potter boys meet Sidney Academy in a Friday game at the Seyfang Theatre with a preliminary matchup. Admission is 15 and 35 cents as fans anticipate a hard contest.
W F M S Holds Cozy Christmas Mystery Box Meeting
The W. F. M. S. enjoyed a pleasant Wednesday afternoon gathering at Mrs. Mielke's. Mrs. Harris led a mystery box activity featuring a tiny Christmas tree filled with nut shells containing candy and a set of questions and answers.
Travel notes and visits across states and families
Paul Pils Wittenbere and party arrived safely in Missouri after an overland trip. Mrs. Rose Hite of Egbert Wyoming visited with her children Larry Schwartz Guy and Edgar Hite. On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Rowe of Dalton drove over to spend the day with Rowe’s mother, sister, and brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Pils Wittenbere
Missouri
Rose Hite
Egbert
Wyo
Larry Schwartz
Guy
Edgar Hite
Jess Rowe
Dalton
Mr and Mrs Stevens move to Johnson residence area
Mr and Mrs H Stevens moved last Saturday to the S D Johnson residence in the east town section just east of the Helsing home. Mrs Anderson who formerly lived there has moved back to Kirk with her daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. H. Stevens
S. D. Johnson
Helsing
Drayman Sanders Moves to East End Property
Drayman R I Sanders and his family relocated to their newly bought east end property formerly the Hoadley place, purchased a month ago, where he is building a new barn on the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Drayman R. I. Sanders
Hoadley Place
Mr. Sanders
Early rush on personalized Christmas cards prompts quick order
The notice urges customers to place orders soon for personalized Christmas cards as stock is limited and selling fast. Cards can feature a favorite verse or sentiment and the buyer’s name, offering a memorable keepsake for friends.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. E. Brady
Corad, Nebr
Joseph Johnson
Cheyenne
Jos. Schwartz
Sidney
Jos - Schwartz
Henry’s Store
Via
Old Goding Place
Redington
A. IE. Wallin
Curry
W. C. Cunningham
Lorenzo
R. Merscheim
W. L. Huettman and
W. W. McIntosh
Dean Hagemeeister
Nels Miller
John Saxon
Hastings
Grand Island
Boelus
Raymond Johnson
C. 5. Biggs
Edgar Anderson
Chas. Smith
Kimball
Clarence John An
Home Lumber CO
Potter’s Radio Center
Eddie
Hansen - Leyfang Mercantile Co
Sudan
Avery
P.&co
John Deere
Moline
Fulton
Fordson Tractor
Deering Combine
McCormick Combine
Deering
McCormick
Schmeller & Mueller
Raymond Mowrer
Henry Ottoson
Golden, Sims and Boyd, Auctioneers
Potter State Bank
L. A. Donahoe
Nebraska
Studt-Hink
Servicg
the Potter Garage
Wm. Goding
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