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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1923
Page
5
Display of perfect cut diamonds in rings barrettes lavalieres and mesh gift items offered at The Gift Shop on the Corner Sidney with Christmas specials. Reed Craft leather hand bags 40 styles also featured for Mother’s Day gifts.
A letter from Mr and Mrs L Y Minor of California asks a street address change and notes Lee Hagemeister visiting their home. Ervin Lueninghoener returned home after a Potter visit, with Mrs Lueninghoener staying longer and planning to return soon. Dinner guests at Mr and Mrs Wim Hagemeister’s included Prof and Mrs Callaway, Mrs Irvin Lucinghoener, Mrs Wm MacAdam, Dorothy MacAdam, and Stewart Nelson. Andrew Brett left for Denver to consult doctors about his rheumatism, with wishes for a speedy recovery.
The Woman's Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Joseph Johnson on Friday December 4. Mrs F C Harris, the leader, will omit the program. There will be a Kensington instead. All members urged to be present.
The Gift Shop on the Corner highlights the largest display of bracelet watches in Sidney with a focus on a gift for her. Shoppers are invited to browse a broad selection and find elegant timepieces for special occasions.
Pete Hansen travels to Cheyenne Tuesday for the Old Home Week consistory reunion. He helped build the old temple and is keen on the event. The next reunion in June will be held in the new temple.
The American Legion reports two standout shows The Fourth Musketeer and Go and Get It with losses of 3.00 and 16.09 dollars respectively. Other performances earned small profits and the group overall has been near break even in recent weeks.
The Tadies Guild will meet at the home of Mrs Pete Hansen and mother Thursday December 13. Everybody welcome and a special invitation to all new ladies or Potter to come. If the snow flies on that day come anyhow as we will have a hot fire and a cup of coffee for each one. By order of the president.
A humorous column lists local residents thankful for small perks and quirky car woes. Names include Roy, Stevie, Herb C, Pete H, Jess T, Clyde B, Harry, Bill K, Elmer H, Leland H, Troy Watts, Rev. Troy, Prof. White, and the gasman. The piece riffs on old Fords, broken radiators, and a bee sting incident, ending with a perky aside about Troy weight and a rural car tale.
The Potter basketball squad leaves this afternoon for Goodview near Lodge Pole to face their consolidated school in a high school game. Goodview is a large school with a fast team and may test Potter hard. Bushnell plans a home game next Friday, with expectations of a strong contest from both towns.
An instruction book by Dr Rich a Grand Island Nebraska rectal specialist explains a non cutting method to cure piles and rectal troubles. The book claims twenty one years of proven success in hundreds of cases and is mailed postpaid free to readers who mail name and address. The notice urges sufferers to clip and send details to Grand Island Nebraska.
Mr and Mrs FF L Herman have left Potter after visiting at Mrs Merman's brother R L MacAdam's home. They returned to their home in Greeley Colorado last Sunday, completing their trip.
In Lawrence Forks two young merchants hunted ducks by carving a large pumpkin into a boat and floating down the stream to ambush ducks. They both climbed in, one held a duck by the ears while the other fired, returning with game.
The community gathering featured a program supper and dance at Bronson with Mrs Hurston and Mrs Anderson praised for their work and Angeline Lehad winning a prize while Lars Olson impressed the crowd. Leland Bundy suffered a facial injury in a crank accident last Monday requiring stitches. Joseph Sehad helps threshing and learning engine operation. Clarence Teneyck seeks a housekeeper and offers a new hat to anyone finding one.
Before you buy Christmas cards see the beautiful engraved line at the Gift Shop. No more expensive than the ordinary printed ones. Sia ney.
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