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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1934
Page
5
The Legion Carnival Tuesday evening drew a big crowd and everyone seemed to have a good time. Miss Hazel Jacobson won the popularity contest.
Mr and Mrs Ed Carlisle returned Friday from Broken Bow bringing with them Judge and Mrs John Reese who will spend several weeks at the Quein ranch.
Roy MacAdam sustained a severe hand injury Monday while working on a car and is under a local doctor’s care. Mrs. Dean Hagemeister and Miss Alice Morrow hosted the contract bridge club at the Hagemeister home Monday evening. John Woten plans to leave this weekend for Lincoln to spend Christmas with his brother J A and family. Methodist Christmas program participants should be at the church Saturday at 2 00 p m for practice. Lee Peterson of Dix visited Potter Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Peterson expect to leave tomorrow for California to spend Christmas with relatives.
Sheriff W W Schulz will sell the southwest quarter of section 1 township 15 north range 52 west at the courthouse east door in Sidney on January 15 1938 at 10:00 AM to satisfy a 1933 foreclosure order in favor of Emil Carlson against George Reety Leora Reetz and Dan Heimer. Cash bid. Costs accrue. Attorney R P Kepler. Pub dates December 14 21 28 and January 4 11.
The American Legion Auxiliary seeks basket donations and asks leaving them with Mrs. Mershheim or Mrs. Shea or at local stores. Mrs. Mervin Rice of Klamath Falls arrived for a visit with her parents and relatives. Light snowfalls and cloudy days marked the week, with little moisture overall. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Jacobson hosted relatives as Mrs. Ernest Ogard and her infant son returned home near Bridgeport. Supt. J. J. Fowler came back last week from Kimball hospital.
Mr and Mrs Donald Wills returned Tuesday evening from a several weeks visit with relatives in California. Miss Zetta Moon, Potter High School commercial instructor, accepted a government post in the Public Debt Department of the U S Treasury and left for Washington DC to begin duties. Uncertain who will replace her locally.
This week’s items are crowded out and will appear in the next issue. Ed.
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