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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1938

Page

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Free lights for Potter and Dix during holiday season

Potter municipal light plant offers free and unlimited current from December 17 to January 3 to all customers including residential and commercial. Dix customers served from Potter will have December bills not exceed November's. Meters read December 17 and charges cover only usage in that period with minimum or actual consumption.

Potter Municipal Santa Claus Dix Potter Tix Gas and Electric Santa Potter Electric

Lincoln Journal Promotion Advertises Low Rates and Delivery Jobs

The Lincoln Journal touts low prices at four dollars a year by mail and twelve cents weekly by carrier, claiming to be cheaper than rivals and offering Sunday issues bundled with daily delivery. It notes strain on finances, urges reader subscriptions, and lists carrier openings across multiple towns.

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Methodist Church Notes on December Activities

Pastor C R Tanner invites absent members to return for a Christmas communion at 11 AM on December 11. Evening services include a youth choir at 7 30 and a Christmas program on December 24 25. Plans are under way for the church school program and a musical for Christmas night.

Methodist Church C. R. Tanner

Interesting program at Stines cafe community club

Attendees at the Wednesday evening meeting enjoyed a fine meal at Stines cafe. The program featured several reels of local pictures by Won and Dean Hagemeister, focusing on the valley beet harvest and a September 6 baseball game with the Zulu Giants. The history in motion pictures of the first major beet harvest here will be priceless in years to come.

Stines Cafe Won Dean Hagemeister

Womans Club Christmas Party Planned at Mrs Sloan Home

The women's club announces its annual Christmas party to be held at Mrs. Sloan's home on Thursday December 15. Mrs Bernice Wickhorst will assist as hostess, with Mrs Tanner as program leader. All members are invited and asked to bring a gift for the gift exchange.

Womans Club

Series of irrigation meetings to be held in Cheyenne county

Farmers in Cheyenne county may join a five session irrigation school run by the Agricultural Extension Service of Lincoln with the Farm Bureau and county agent Swinbank. The first session is Tuesday December 13 at 9:30 a.m. in the county courthouse court room, with field work possible.

Cheyenne County Agricultural Extension Service of Lincoln Farm Bureau Swinbank Court House Albert Molenaar

Local families visit Kenneth Rose home Sunday

Tr. and Mrs. Eugene Schmidt and children, Mr. and Mrs. James Coulter and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Slocumb were guests at the Kenneth Rose home Sunday.

Eugene Schmidt James Coulter Raymond Slocumb Kenneth Rose

Local Social Notes and Obits Highlight Week

Mrs Amos Long and daughter returned home from the hospital Sunday. Lyle Graham of Scottsbluff visited earlier in the week. Mrs B E Goding made a business call in Kimball. Mr and Mrs Vergil Stahly and son visited Mrs Mic Fadden and boys. Miss Freda Brothers called on Mrs Doris Hatel. The Ladies Kensington met at the church basement with officers elected for the year: President Mrs John Roberts, Vice President Mrs James, Secretary Rosa Kenton, Treasurer Mrs Graham. Doris Hates and sons returned from Bloomfield after a month away with relatives. George Smith’s father died after a serious illness in Carroll Iowa. Edna Gorman left for Idaho for her son’s illness.

Amos Long Lyle Graham Scottsbluff Dix B. E. Goding Kimball Vergil Stahly and Son MicFadden and Sons Freda Brothers Doris Hatel Kesington John Roberts James Rosa Kenton Graham Saxon Doris Hates Bloomfield George Smith Carroll Iowa George Edna Gorman Idaho Amy Ann Joyce Larson V. A Nelson van Housen Allan Nelson Gunhart Olsen George Whitney Jim Bertramson Marion Jackson Marjorie Lee Jackson Christy Bertramson Jim Johnson M. I. C. Club Anna Renicka Loran Wayne Larson Herman Moench Cressie Nelson Katheryn Peterson Chris Terman and Son Alr Johnnie Clausen C. P. Herboldsheimer Clifford Hammond Carl Larson Gene Schmidt Freda Brunf Guy Terman Maurice Nelson

Basketball Schedule for Season Announced

The schedule lists games on Dec. 15 at St. Patricks in Sidney and Dec. 20 at Kimball. Jan. 3, Bushnell hosts. Jan. 6 Broadwater hosts. Jan. 11 Lisco hosts. Jan. 13 at Sunol. Jan. 17 at Gurley. Jan. 20 at Lodgepole. Jan. 24 at Bushnell. Jan. 27 Dalton hosts. Jan. 31 Sunol hosts. Feb. 3 at Lisco. Feb. 7 Goodview hosts. Feb. 10 Gurley hosts. Feb. 17 at Dalton.

St. Patricks Sidney Kimball Bushnell Broadwater Lisco Gurley Lodgepole Dalton Sunol Goodview

Benefit Dance and Bingo Party for Local Youth Groups

The American Legion hosts a benefit dance at the Seyfang hall upstairs on December 20 with Dale Chambers and his orchestra. Admission is 50 cents. Net proceeds from the dance go to the Boy Scouts and Camp Fire Girls. bingo proceeds support the Legion treasury.

The American Legion Seyfang ‘Hall Boy Scouts Camp Fire Girls Legion Treasury Dale Chambers Legion

Elmer Seyfang A Sid ney Business Caller On Tuesday

Elmer Seyfang a business caller visited Sidney on Tuesday afternoon to discuss local commerce and meet with contacts. The encounter underscores his active role in regional business circles.

Elmer Seyfang Sidney

Something New Under the Sun for Potter Dec 17 Event

Santa arrives in Potter with American Legion Auxiliary Commercial club and golf club support. He will appear on the streets at 2 30 p m Saturday December 17 with carol singing and special numbers and distribute 400 bags of candy and nuts to local children under high school age in the Potter trade area. He wants everyone to join and not miss the visit.

Santa Potter American Legion and Auxiliary Commercial Club Golf Club Potter Trade

Notice to Keep Dogs Home From Wheeler Property

A terse notice warns homeowners that leaving dogs on the Wheeler property will invite “target practice.” It states cattle are worth more than dogs and is signed by L. J. Wheeler.

Wheeler L. J. Wheeler

Delinquent Farmers Union Dues Urged for Payment

Notice urges members of Sextorp Local to pay their Farmers Union dues promptly as time remains for this year. Signed by iC Edgar Leafdale Secretary Sextorp Local.

Edgar Leafdale Sextorp Local

Chick Boyes to Present Western Play Honeymoon Ranch

Chick Boyes announces the selection of Honeymoon Ranch a modern western comedy to be staged this Saturday evening December 10. The production features a breezy dialogue a desert scene with giant cactus and a complete stage setting offering a contrast to traditional melodrama with a dude ranch atmosphere.

Chick Boyes

Lutheran Church Services Seek Attendance for Sunday

Pastor Dr W T Kahse will lead a 3 p m sermon titled The True Spirit of Advent. Sunday School is at 2 15 p m Preparations are under way for the Christmas program and parents are urged to ensure their children participate. A cordial invitation is extended to all.

In Memoriam Donald A McMillan 1933 Remembrance

In memory of our beloved daddy son and brother Donald A McMillan who departed this life December 10 1933 Gone but not forgotten Karen Rae mother and father sisters and brothers

Donald A. MccMillan Karen Rae

Mickie Says You Kin Lead A Hoss Toward Water

The fragment notes a brusque remark about leading a horse to water and the futility of forcing reading or drinking behavior, suggesting a satirical editorial voice. It mocks attempts to compel others to read a bile or advertising sheet from their front porch.

School Notes: Classroom Activities and Christmas Parties

In the second through sixth grades, students enjoyed new primers and art projects. Students shared books and scrapbooks, celebrated birthdays with treats, and welcomed new pupil Donna Lee Myers. The class, totaling 24 pupils, noted high spelling scores, observed a Christmas gift exchange with 10 cent gifts, and hosted visitors. Senior and junior activities included scavenger hunts, party plans, and rehearsals, with upcoming Christmas parties and committees named.

Donna Lee Myers William Wagemeister Challburg Melvin B. Phelps Jeanne McMillan Jeanne Harold Fiegenschuh Maxine Patterson Margaret Ann Gunderson Joy Seyfang Lester Johnson Daniel Phelps Tommie Kubes Janice Juelfs Merle Mathewson Mary Margaret Jaeger

Antelope Divide Sunday Guests and Local Families

A dense list of social visits is reported. Families including Olsen, Killham, Walters, Nelsons, Bertramsons, and Hermans plus others are noted hosting or visiting friends and relatives across several homes and occasions. A birth is announced for Marjorie Lee Jackson born November 30 to Marion and unknown Jackson. Allan Nelson returns home after surgery.

December meeting of Ladies Aid society announced

The December meeting of the Ladies Aid society will be held next Wednesday afternoon December 14 at the church parlors. A short but interesting program is being prepared. Everyone cordially invited. Hostesses: Mrs. Dean Hagemister, Mrs. Ralph Robertson, Mrs. Albert Jacobson, Mrs. Iva Thayer, Mrs. A. B. Connell, Mrs. Dewey Larson, and Mrs. Theodore Carlson.

Ladies Aid’ Society Dean Hagemeister Ralph Robertson Albert Jacobson Iva Thayer A. B. Connell Dewey Larson Theodore Carlson

Summer wedding announced for Harry A. Coates and Lucille MacKinney

Mr Harry A Coates and Miss Lucille MacKinney were married at Estes Park Colorado on July 4 1938 but kept secret until recently when they began living in Potter They are well known The bride is the daughter of Cecil McKinney and a Ravenna high school graduate The groom is an adopted son of Mr and Mrs Joe Nelson and a Potter High School graduate now assistant cashier of Potter State Bank They reside in the N S Miller property in east central Potter and have the good wishes of the community.

Harry A. Coates Lucille MacKinney Estes Park Colo Potter Cecil McKinney Ravenna High School Joe Nelson Potter High School Potter State Bank N. S. Miller

Knee Dislocation Hurts Jack Nelson in Garage Accident

Jack Nelson son of Mr and Mrs Emil Nelson suffered a complicated knee dislocation when a truck in gear lurched forward in a garage. He was pinned against the wall and hospitalized at Kimball. severity not yet known.

Jack Nelson Emil Nelson Young Nelson Nelson Kimball

Wedding Dance Invitation at Benish Hall

You are cordially invited to our wedding dance at Benish Hall on Wednesday December 14. Hosts are Mr and Mrs Roy Jacobson Mr and Mrs Clyde Nelson Mr and Mrs Kenneth Wickstrom and Mr and Mrs Donald Erickson.

Benish Hall Roy Jacobson Clyde Nelson Kenneth Wickstrom Donald Erickson

Pleasant View Social Notes From Local Families

Pleasant View and neighbor families are recorded visiting and hosting events. Connections include Boehnke Schuessler Morrow Hilpert Fiehler and Meyer households with Thursday and Sunday gatherings and motor trips noted among residents.

Weather Update Describes Cloudy Period and Light Precipitation

Several days of cloudy weather this week yield over a third inch of moisture from six snow skiffs and one rain event. A Saturday afternoon snow storm was brief but notable while a two hour rain on Wednesday brought 0.12 inches. As press time Thursday, skies remain overcast and dark.

We Have No Christmas Trees Today Poem Reflected

A humorous verse by H. Stevens complains that merchants will not give away Christmas trees from farmland. It notes trees cost about half a dollar from sellers, urges people to leave natives alone, and mocks authorities who might enforce limits with sheriffs and judges.

Former Potter Citizen Dies at Sidney

Herman Joseph Morfeld 82 former Potter resident dies after four hour illness Friday December 2 1938 in Sidney Cheyenne county. Morfeld homesteaded near Potter 28 years ago and lived in the county since then moving to Sidney five years ago. Survivors include sons J B oflk Mountain Wyoming A B of Springerville Arizona D G of Grants Pass Oregon M B of Sidney and daughters Mrs Helen Schad Taid Oklahoma Mrs Frank Edgar and Mrs Henry Brachtenbach of Lyle Washington and thirty three grandchildren. Funeral services were held Monday at St Patrick's Catholic church with Rev Anton Link officiating. Burial followed in the family plot. Pall bearers Pete Jenzen Matt Hemmer Ed Carleton George Thompson Frank Bevers John Buettner. Gehrig funeral home in charge.

Sidney Herman Joseph Morfeld Cheyenne County J. B Lk Mountain Wyoming Helen Helen Schad Taid Oklahoma A. B Springerville Arizona Frank Edgar Henry Brachtenbach Lyle Washington D. G Grants Pass Oregon M. B St. Patrick’s Catholic Church Anton Link Pete Jenzen Matt Hemmer Ed. Carleton George Thompson Frank Bevers John Buettner

Carol Practice Next Wednesday Evening

Sponsors of the pre Christmas program urge all who can to attend carol practice next Wednesday evening December 14. Come to practice without further invitation the more the merrier and help prepare for the December 1% program.

Coyotes To Open Season At Sidney Against St Patrick's

The Potter Coyotes travel to Sidney Thursday for a season opener against St Patrick's academy. St Patrick's opened with an 8 0 win over Sunol, a strong conference rival, signaling a tougher campaign ahead.

Potter Coyotes Sidney St. Patrick's Academy St. Patrick's Sunol

Sextonp Farmers Union Holds Friday Meeting at Schoolhouse

The Sextonp Farmers Union met Friday evening with group singing music numbers and speaking before the business session. Cake and coffee were served as refreshments. The next meeting will be at the Pete Nelson schoolhouse during the day. Open to the public, all are invited the first Friday each month.

Frei Rohlfing Sextonp Farmers Union Pete Nelson

Mrs MacAdam Called To Denver For Mother Illness

Mrs Roy L MacAdam traveled to Denver Saturday due to the serious illness of her mother Mrs Georgia L Sperry.

Roy L. MacAdam Denver Georgia L. Sperry

Also Mentioned on This Page

Memoriam Mickie Wesley Gail Stevens Jo Ann Hagemeister Patsy Ruth Hagemeister Mary-Margaret Jaeger Fred Reetz William Hagemeister Melvin Phelps and Melba Morris Challburg Donald June Ann Challburg Anne Grothe Joyce Juelfs Vivian Nelson Cynthia Reetz Myrene Thies Betty Lou Harms Stanley Juelfs Thelma Mathewson Shirley Lou Seyfang Maxine Stormberg Jeane Hagemeister Eugene Stormberg Warren Wickhorst Norman Patterson Ralph Anderson Clifford J MicLaughlin Leo Olsen Ike Killham Carry Peterson Dave Rutter Ed. Nelson D. A. Keith Boehnke Frank Mueller Art Schuessler Harold Meyer Schubarth J. E. Morrow Ben Hilpert Robert Fiehler Joe Gerler LaVerna Carl Fiehler Art Hugo Mueller W. D Ben Warrelmaz Bugo.Haack Art Baaick Norman Stranson Adelaide Meyer Herbert Baack Marcella Boehnke J. B. Morrow W. D. Mathews H. Stevens the Gehrig Funeral Home Carol Coyotes Seyfang Hall Emil Carlson Martin Leafdale Alfred Arnell Claus Arp
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