Local travelers and visits noted in town pales
Ford Wickhorst returned Wednesday from Denver. Frank Brady Joe Johnson and Fred Johnson made a business trip to Julesburg last Saturday. Dean Hagemeister and Ray Arnell were business callers in Lodge Pole Wednesday. M FE Peterson returned yesterday from Bancroft where he has been for several months. R A Babcock visiting fish hatchery in South Dakota. Donald Snocker, son of Supt and Mrs F A Snocker, had a tonsillectomy in Kimball last week. Mrs Esther Palmer and son of Omaha spent Thanksgiving with Mrs Palmer’s mother, Mrs Edw Fisher. Mrs C A Lawson and children have returned to Medicine Bow Wyoming. A large delegation of Eastern Star members attended a meeting in Sidney Wednesday evening. Wanted to Buy cane fodder extra good. write P O box 7 or leave word at Review office. Co D Scovill of Columbus, Nebraska.
Thanksgiving visits noted in Potter area
Tana visited Potter Sunday at his sister Mrs H A Warner's home. Emil Nelson returned from eastern state travel and spent Monday in Omaha for the Veterans Bureau exam. Cc C Stevens of Pine Bluffs visited Potter for Thanksgiving with brother Herbert and joined the Emma Meyers dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tana
Potter
H. A. Warner
Emil Nelson
Omaha
Veteran’s Bureau
Cc. C. Stevens
Pine Bluffs
Herbert
Emma Meyers
Thanksgiving Guests From Sidney And Neligh
Thanksgiving day guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Henry and son included Edith Sheldon George Gilbert and Dick Carlson of Sidney and Lula Forsell of Neligh Nebr Thanksgiving day dinner guests at the Chas Hagemeister home were Mr. and Mrs. Wm Hagemeister Dean Hagemeister Mr. and Mrs. Wm Helsing Mrs. Lloyd Juelfs and children and Lois Hagemeister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Henry and Son
Edith Sheldon
George Gilbert
Dick Carlson
Sidney
Lula Forsell
Neligh, Nebr
Chas. Hagemeister
Wm. Hagemeister
Dean Hagemeister
Wm. Helsing
Lloyd Juelfs
Lois Hagemeister
Sunday Dinner Guests at Johnson Home
Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Johnson and their children included Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Johnson, Miss Lulu Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Johnson and son, Mrs. Matilda Anderson, Harry Henrikson and son, and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Helsing and Lois Hagemeister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Johnson
C. W. Johnson
Lulu Johnson
Joe Johnson
Matilda Anderson
Harry Henrikson
Wm. Helsing
Lois Hagemeister
Denver man asphyxiated by car CO in Potter area
Carl Thurstonson of Denver died from carbon monoxide poisoning while starting his car in a Potter area location. He was a cousin of Palmer Thurston and Thomas Iverson. The incident appears accidental and under preliminary police inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Thurstonson
Denver
Palmer Thurston
Thomas Iverson
Potter
Obituary and club notices from a local paper
Last week a local resident aged [unknown] passed away suddenly. Palmer Thurston and family planned to attend the funeral, but it is not learned if they did. The Woman's Club meets Friday afternoon December 13 at Mrs. H. H. Boyd's home with program leader Mrs. Chas. Smith. Members should bring a ten cent grab bag item and a Christmas quotation. All members urged to attend. The Royal Neighbor lodge held a large meeting Tuesday night. officer elections were held and will be announced at installation. Mrs. Wm. Scheele, Mrs. Henry James and Mrs. Lee Peterson of Dix hosted the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer Thurston
Woman's Club
H. H. Boyd
Chas. Smith
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Wm. Scheele
Henry James
Lee Peterson
Dix
Ladies Aid Society Meeting and Quilt Project in Sidney
The Ladies Aid Society will meet next Wednesday afternoon December 11 at 2 30 in the church parlors. Hostesses are Mrs Carl Osberg Mrs C O Troy and Mrs R A Babcock. All members urged to attend and arrive early as a quilt and other work will be completed during the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Carl Osberg
C. O. Troy
R. A. Babcock
Gift Shop Sidney Ads Highlight Gifts and Items
Local ads from Sidney promote inexpensive gift options including framed mottoes, hand laced steer hide bags, and Shaeffer lifetime pens. Also advertised are insurance at cost by Farmers Union and a sale of Poland China boar. Buyers sought for hogs, plus available Christmas pictures by Maxfield Parrish and old masters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidney
Maxfield, Parrish, Nutting
Christmas Cards Arrive in Sidney Gift Shop
The Gift Shop in Sidney unveils its large lineup of Christmas cards, boasting the biggest assortment and best prices in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bene
Sidney
Skule Notes Sophomores Hold Skating Party And Exams
The front page notes a sophomore skating party last Wednesday. Seventh and eighth grades had six weeks exams with report cards issued. Dorothy Spencer excused for good grades and citizenship. Top eighth graders were Twila Stumbaugh 90 1 3 and James Coulter 86 5 6. Top seventh were Earl Anderson 93 15 16, Roland Biggs 91 3 4, Stewart Nelson 90 7 16, Maxine Wells 90 1 4, Opal Wheeler 89 1 2, Avis Hill 88 3 16. Thanksgiving vacation enjoyed. Hach stayed home. An arithmetic and spelling contest is under way with Spencer and Stumbaugh as captains. Seventh graders begin Evangeline by Longfellow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Spencer
Twila Stumbaugh
James Coulter
Earl Anderson
Roland Biggs
Stewart Nelson
Maxine Wells
Opal Wheeler
Avis Hill
Hach
Vacation Reflections And Classroom Poetry Study
A brief note reflects on a recent vacation enjoyed last week. Barbara Whitney was absent on Monday while the group begins a study of poetry in English.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Whitney
First Grade Notes: Birthday Treat and Christmas Plans
Mrs Sparks visited Wednesday afternoon as November 30 marked Hat tie Melissa birthday. Students shared big red apples and Hattie Melissa hosted games and treated classmates. The Red Birds and first class progress with Elson and Bolonius primers. Charlyn Hagemeister and Amy Ann Larsen visited recently. Christmas program planned with songs recitations and exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Sparks
Hattie Melissa
Hattie
Charlyn Hagemeister
Amy Ann Larsen
Six Weeks Absent-Free Pupils Named for Grades Two to Four
The report lists Arvilla Erickson Hope Fisher Leota Mae Goding Rodney Hrtza Walter Jensen Willemine Johnson Roland Musil Kenneth Schwartz Louise Schwartz as not absent or tardy in the last six weeks. The second grade studied Thanksgiving last week and now anxiously anticipates Christmas vacation. Third and fourth games note we made Thanksgiving booklets for English last week and children shared what they were.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arvilla Erickson
Hope Fisher
Leota Mae Goding
Rodney Hrtza
Walter Jensen
Willemine Johnson
Roland Musil
Kenneth Schwartz
Louise Schwartz
Special Visit by Dr Doran in Sidney
Dr Doran, a Nebraskan licensed physician, visits Sidney offering non surgical treatment focusing on internal medicine and dietetics. He prescribes individualized medicines from his private laboratory and emphasizes diet balance with a nominal fee. married men must be accompanied by their wives. Address Boston Block Minneapolis Minnesota 532-5386.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Doran
Sidney
Spelling perfection honors awarded last week
Those achieving 100 percent in spelling were Phyl lis Babcock Margaret Haddin Irene Baker Dorothy Anderson Janice Babcock, recognized in a school \nbrief noting their exact scores and status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis Babcock
Margaret Haddin
Irene Baker
Dorothy Anderson
Janice Babcock
Fifth and Sixth Grade Spelling Honors Listed
Last week’s spelling list for the fifth and sixth grades includes Vivian Anderson Miriam Boyd Myron Challburg Marvin Moench Millard Music Carol Moench Marie Robertson Clayton Spencer Evelyn Schwartz Donald Biggs Ray Goding Letha Moench John Moench Keith Schwartz edna Van Pelt. We’re starting the Christmas program for English work and no one was absent or tardy during the three days of school last week. These people have earned their
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vivian Anderson
Miriam Boyd Myron Challburg
Marvin Moench Millard Music
Carol Moench
Marie Robertson
Clayton Spencer
Evelyn Schwartz
Donald Biggs
Ray Goding
Letha Moench
John Moench
Keith Schwartz
Edna van Pelt
Health club pins by brushing teeth twice daily for months
A cited health club claims an achievement for maintaining dental hygiene with brushing twice daily for three months without missing more than ten times. The list of names includes Keith Schwartz DeVaun Warner Helen Carlson Letha Moench Gay land Reetz John Moench Donald Biggs Marie Robertson and others.
Heat travels faster than cold in clever quip exchange
Mr. Fowler asks which travels faster heat or cold. Everett says heat, noting any body can catch a cold. Harold asks about Milton and Lucille recalls his writings. An officer asks about driving a car and Evelyn asserts she knows how, asking the officer what he wants to know.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Fowler
Harold
Lucille
Evelyn
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Majestic Radio
R. S. Proudiit Co
Ford Wickhorst
Frank Brady
Fred Johnson
Julesburg
Dean Hagemeeister
Ray Arnell
M. FE. Peterson
Bancroft
South Dakota
Donald
F. A. Snocker
Kimball
Mrs
Esther Palmer
C. A. Lawson
Medicine Row
Wyo
Eastern Star
Kimball Steam Bakery
Geo. Reetz
Frank Hruza
Poland
Sam Wikstrom
Shaeffer
la France
Hansen-Seyfang
Bill
Whitman
Nebraska
Potter Drug Co
J. J. Norcross
Skule
Sidney Hotel
Health Club
DeVaun Warner
Helen Carlson
Gayland Reetz
Leland Wallick
Carl Larsen
Miriam Boyd
Marvin Moench
Jack Nelson
Gladys Smith
Jean Nelson
Funny Side UP
McCormick-Deering
McCormick- Deering
Winchester
Linn Hardware & Implement Co
Potter, Nebr
Charles E. Kinsey
C. W. Johnson Bldg
Farm Loans and Insurance
Omaha National Company
Homestead Insurance CO
Florida
Harri Coa
Harris
Routt County
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