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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1936
Page
4
A three inch wet snow fell generally over this section of the country Thursday morning and forenoon, leaving moisture content of 0.29 inches. The snow fell evenly and with out any inch, and as the temperature was exceptionally warm for the time of the year, most of it melted before night.
As advertised the merchants gift shower will be held this Saturday afternoon at 3 00 p m The prizes are more and heavier and it will pay you to be one of the hundreds who will be here
A homeowner warns against cutting pine trees on his property five miles east of Potter. He notes tree scarcity and suggests buying a tree from a merchant instead of traveling to cut one. Signed H. Stevens.
Doris Tutt is employed as a waitress at the Cords Cafe, joining the staff to serve customers and support daily operations.
Pastor c R Tanner announces Christmas Sunday services with 11 o clock worship and an 8 pm Christmas cantata. Church school program on Christmas Eve. practice for children Saturday at 2 pm. Maintain first week in January for preaching mission services.
Dr. W. T. Kahse invites worshippers to Sunday afternoon services at First Lutheran Church featuring Christmas chorals a sermon and a Christ-tree as part of the celebration.
Last week in SEXTORP, families visited at J. E. Morrow and Hugo Harrison homes, with many Sunday dinners and county hospital updates. Notes mention Mrs. Robert Fiehler improving in Sidney, several calls on J. E. Morrow, and upcoming travel as John Fiehler leaves for Frohna Missouri.
Sunday gatherings at the Glenn Beale home included Ed Beal Pete Howe and Norman, Jim Johnson and family, and J W Bertramson. Numerous calls and visits occurred across Sid ney and surrounding homes via the Olsen, Nelson, Larson, and Willeford families during the week with various dinners, shoppers, and club meetings noted.
The Kensington ladies cleared over $100 at Friday's Dix bazaar. Weekend visits included Kymn Graham with his parents in Dix and Mrs Doris Hotes and son returning from Bloomfield. Several residents from nearby towns called or traveled, and the Kensington group held their annual Christmas party at the church basement Wednesday after a bridge gathering by Mrs Art Baur.
Feb 17 at Kimball and Feb 23 at Broadwater mark dates for tech games with Dalton here. Season tickets are $1.25 for adults and 75 cents for students. Tickets are transferrable and may be used singly or as many numbers punched at one game as desired.
Livestock owners are cautioned that poison has been spread for rabbits on Wi Sec 15.14-58 in Kimball County. Anyone leaving livestock at large does so at their own risk. Signed John Clausen Jr.
FOR SALE Two Hampshire Boars Gene Schmidt 121 FOR SALE 9 to 12 lb young turkeys 14¢ lb Delivered in Potter Mrs Peter Nelson 12r Mrs Viola Mudge Miss Rohlfling and Miss Meek spent Saturday in North Platte Born to Mr and Mrs Leland Hicks.
The Potter Coyotes announce their season schedule beginning with an alumni practice game on December 16. Home games include Sunol and Bushnell matchups while away games travel to Sidney Sunol Lodge Pole Dalton Kimball Pine Bluffs Broadwater St Patricks and Pine Bluffs with dates through February 15.
In Napa California a boy is noted with congratulations referencing November 24 1986. The fragment also lists a rental ad for a four room house in Potter Close in partially modern condition by G P Kratz Sidney.
A local notice seeks a few sacks of potatoes on a subscription basis. No further details given about terms or contact points.
When you think undertaker think Rice Funeral Home Sidney Nebraska. August Haack and family plan to leave today for St Louis Missouri to spend the holidays with relatives. Mr and Mrs Wm Homan of Cheyenne attended the wedding here of their son Carl to Miss Marilda Mo each last Sunday.
Martin Leafdale celebrated his 88th birthday on December 10 with relatives and friends. The community joins in wishing Mr. Leafdale many happy returns of the day.
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