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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1933
Page
8
The president thanks those who aided the annual dinner with labor, food, aprons, and donations, noting receipts of 54.39 for the dinner and 15.15 from aprons totaling 69.54. At the last meeting a 1.00 charge for dish and silver use was approved for church patrons, including future banquets, with 1.00 paid to the church treasurer for each event to cover fuel.
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows Potter Lodge No 399 passes a condolence resolution for John Warner, father of Harry A. Warner, extending deepest sympathy in his bereavement and directing copies for the family and lodge minutes. Committee members Alfred Arnell Loren J Wheeludsr Thomas Iverson.
The Potter Volunteer Fire department advertises its fifteenth anniversary dance at Leyfang hall on Saturday December 16. Music will be both old and new, with admission set at 50 cents.
The meeting at Grace London's home decided to make gifts for mothers and fathers for Christmas at Margaret Harrison's home on Saturday. Roll call answered Our Du ties and a rule to remain quiet was read. Delicious lunch was served by Mildred Warner and Grace Lowdon after adjournment.
Willie Robinson, a New York auto washers union member, became furious at Bridgeport and fired a .388 six gun at Chief Kilby who returned fire, hitting him in the abdomen. He was bound over on a concealed weapons charge. Robberies followed as thieves broke into Redington post office and Walter Muhr's store, stealing stamps, cash, cigarettes, and gas. wires were cut and the town’s tracks hidden by heavy snowfall. The Legion Auxiliary party at Leyfang hall drew about 100 attendees and was deemed a success.
Local social and visiting log lists Mr and Mrs Clif Hammond and children at the J Johnson home Monday. Sidney callers include Mrs V A Nelson Mildred Deloris Carol and Kermit and Maurice Nelson. Attendees at Farmers Union and various home visits noted. Several families visit, dine, or attend card parties with frequent mentions of Nelson Madden Johnson Olsen and Haack homes.
The McMillans thank neighbors and friends for help during their bereavement. They specifically praise Rev Slocumb the choir and pallbearers. They say they cannot repay all kindness but will remember them. Signed by Mrs Donald McMillan and child and Mr and Mrs Archie McMillan and family.
William Culver Bullock aged seventy a long time Cheyenne county resident and county clerk served two terms died in Oshkosh He was born in North Hills Dale New York and lived in Lodge Pole Canaan Conn Lisco and Hay Springs before settling in Oshkosh He left a wife and one son and was a Mason for many years.
Opening prices for the week show steady to higher demand on yearlings and light steers while medium and heavy cattle move slow to down slightly. Receipts reach 13,000 head with top steers at 5.85, and stocker feeder demand remains broad. Quotations list detailed ranges for cattle types including yearlings, steers, fed cows, stockers, and calves from prime to common grades.
Among Sidney residents listed as attending the annual ladies and dinner last Saturday were Rev. and Mrs. Jills and two girls, Mr. and Mrs. Milo Rice, Mrs. M. B. Pettibone, Mrs. Liggett, Mrs. McCleneghan and daughter Lomilla.
Hubert Drake is found guilty after a two hour jury deliberation for slaughtering Owen Brodhead s heifer. Theodore Wattison pled guilty earlier. Judge Tewell imposes three year bench parole and fines totaling 15 dollars to Brodhead and 130 dollars to Banner county general fund, with costs. Explosion at Torrington Wyoming bank building kills Virgil Duckworth and damages property valued at $50,000, shattering glass over miles. Police assist with Guard Troop F Wyoming in securing the area. origin of blast remains unknown.
Hog prices slipped further as Monday’s market dragged. Receipts reached 9,000 head with best lightweight hogs at 3.05 dollars, while sales ranged from 2.25 to 2.60 for sows.
Grand Island Nebraska December 7 1933 an ad from Dr Rich Rectal Specialist promises a definite prompt and pleasing cure for rectal trouble. It claims no guesswork or evasion and urges sufferers to write for information, enclosing the ad.
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