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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1932
Page
4
The Auxiliary is again preparing baskets of food items for distribution on Christmas. They will appreciate donations of food items of any sort including groceries canned goods fresh goods baked articles meat. Please leave at Thayer Drug store Friday December 23 or by noon Saturday December 24. All donated items appreciated.
Bridge players can buy Gibson and Congress cards in single or double packs for 89 cents. New backs and gilt edge finishes are featured in the sale at Sid ney.
After the front page went to press Dix village officials announced a Wednesday meeting where residential customers will receive free lights for all of December. The first 15 days are to be shared locally while the Potter plant covers the last half of the month.
The Gift Shop in Sidney promotes a Christmas sale offering six dozen diamond rings at unusually low prices. The ad urges immediate purchase, claiming exceptional value compared with future costs.
Mr and Mrs Raymond Secumb and Miss Zetta Moon were callers in Sidney Monday evening visiting local friends and sharing greetings during the week night social window in the community.
Village of Potter warns that windows were broken in a temporarily vacant house with a .22 rifle and cautions offenders to stop as a full investigation and legal action proceed.
The Methodist Sunday school Christmas program is set for Christmas Eve at 7 30 p m on Saturday at the M I church. A complete program will be published next week.
The American Legion carnival committee thanks all who volunteered and attended. Special praise goes to the orchestra for excellent music, the high school girls for their performance and help, the fortune teller, Legion workers, and the public for cooperation and support.
Allen Jorgenson, a bank examiner, spent last Saturday in Potter during one of his regular periodical visits to review local financial operations and ensure compliance with regulatory standards.
Minutes show regular session with trustees Johnson Arnell Gunderson and chairman Schwartz. Bills approved including salaries for Moench Shea Christensen Fricke Stevens and others, plus supplies for the light plant and fire department roster updates. Officers and members of the Potter Volunteer Fire Department listed and approved.
The W C T U will meet at Mrs Pete Hansen’s home on Wednesday December 21. Members are asked to bring any news items related to the work for the program. Come early as days are short. meetings are open to all who wish to attend.
The Sunday school meets at 9 45 with a cordial welcome to all. Parents are urged to help maintain a high attendance. Morning worship is at 11 00 with special choir music. The sermon is the third in a series titled Living With Jesus. Epworth League meets at 6 30. meeting shortened for a high school cantata. Christmas cantata by the high school glee clubs will be sung at evening worship. Mrs Slocumb and the young people have prepared music. all are urged to attend. A Sunday school board meeting is set for Tuesday evening in the parsonage. all officers and teachers should attend.
Grand Island Neb December 16 1932 describes piles or hemorrhoids their forms and symptoms. Advocates a new treatment and a $50 cure claim with 30 years experience. Also promotes gift shop items in Sidney including jewelry cards and Sheaffer pens and a Duroc Jersey boar sale and barter offer.
Local residents attend visits and gatherings across Antelope Divide, with families like Nelsons, Howes, Jensons, and Kamens hosting and visiting. Several Lamb shipments prepared for Omaha or Chicago markets. recent snow and persistent zero weather noted.
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