Osborns of Sidney Visit Milkr Home on Sunday
Mr and Mrs M W Osborn of Sidney visited Sunday at the N S Milk home.
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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1933
Page
4
Mr and Mrs M W Osborn of Sidney visited Sunday at the N S Milk home.
Potter Coyotes defeated Gurley 20 to 10 at Gurley. Gurley led early, Potter held them to 3 points in the second half, with Wamsley Hruza Biggs Mayer Coulter Thayer Nelson among starters. Potter freshmen overwhelmed Gurley Junior High 32 to 1.
Community Christmas dance set for Monday December 25 at Benish hall. Music for both old and young welcomes everyone to join the festive event.
The local paper lists charges by the bank and other banks in the state for service, fixed under the NRA Code of Fair Competition. The notice notes most charges are fair, with a detailed list and encouragement to ask questions if anything is unclear. D. F. EnevoldsEn, vice president, signs the notice.
H. L. Challburg sends holiday wishes to Potter district readers in his Lincoln era message. He praises Christmas joy and asks God to bless the President, hoping to make life lighter and brighter for all in the coming year.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Rapp of Holdrege Nebr spent Thursday and Friday at the A B Rapp home. Mr and Mrs Pmiel Tank and Leona Jane visited at the Wm Mangels and Edgar Anderson homes on Thursday afternoon.
Scheele home Thursday. Wm. Scheele and son Herbert returned Tuesday night from Henry Hatel farm where they have been picking corn. Mrs. Johnson of Pine Bluffs spent Sunday with the Jolliffs. Mrs. Green of Bushnell called in Dix. Pete Nichevich of Cheyenne visits. Alvada Peterson operated on for appendicitis at Kimball. George and Mrs. Smith visited in Sidney. Sears visited from Redington at Jes Farmer home. Makris family staying with hospital patient in Alliance. Heimer and children from Potter called in Dix. Floyd Brothers took Mrs. Pieron to Lincoln then to Omaha for eye operation. Bietel to Denver for business. Binning and Clausen to Sterling for business. Goding and Killham motored to Scottsbluff. Crowe and Hall from Manfield Wyoming visited Henry James home. Henry James and Millard families in Sidney on business. George Peterson left for California for winter. Firemen had big time and a big feed with eleven new members. Madden visit Henry James home in Dix.
A surprise party December 12 honored Joe Musil with self invited guests bringing filled baskets. A lunch followed and prizes awarded for cards to Joe Musil and Mrs Musil while the travelers prize went to Mr and Mrs Joe Sigmund.
Lewis Wilson, living 18 miles north of Potter, faced a string of calamities: weeks in a hospital, his wife’s death, a house fire that destroyed his home, and a recent near fatal attack by an angry boar. The report recalls events from 17 years ago in the Western Nebraska Observer.
The Rebekahs initiated three candidates at their regular Friday night meeting. D D P Mrs Laura Schultz and other visitors attended. A lunch was served after the meeting. Miss Myri Mulligan of Sterling is visiting her parents Lloyd Shaw and family, Henry Hates and family, and Mrs Albert Jacobson and son.
Mr and Mrs C C Pritchard of Sharon Springs Kansas are visiting at the home of Mrs Gertrude Nelson and Miss Anna Uncapher in a local social note detailing neighborhood hospitality and travel.
Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Sloan visited Sidney last Friday afternoon. Mrs. Wamsley from Paxton Nebraska arrived for a week long visit. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Cords came from McCook on Wednesday evening to spend the holidays with family.
Fred Wickhorst and Mrs. D. F. Emeraldsen served as Kimball callers on Wednesday of last week, assisting with community ringing duties.
A U. P. Stage Line bus boosted town mood last Saturday morning with a loudspeaker promotion announcing reduced fares on their routes.
Lulu B. Slocumb expresses sincere appreciation to all who assisted in producing the Christmas cantata The Worlds Redeemer. She credits the Legion and Auxiliary for their splendid help and notes the cooperation will never be forgotten. An advertises life insurance booklet at Thayers Drug Store includes Osborns Life Insurance Abstract and Audit Service with policyholders bureau membership.
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