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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1937
Page
4
Student at the University returns home for weekend family visit as Mr and Mrs Dean Hagemeister and their children spend time in Scottsblatt and Angora Nebraska. A coal price note appears as Hagemeister lump on a track next Monday and Tuesday at 9 75 dollars.
A holiday message from merchants expresses goodwill and unity, wishing readers the best Christmas. Names listed include WITT MILLING, SCHWARTZ CO, POTTER STATE BANK, DR. SLOAN, POTTER GRAIN, and many others, reflecting a community chorus of seasonal cheer.
IC C Pritchard and Joe PP Schwartz were business callers in Kimball Tuesday. Mrs Jennie MacAdam contracts mumps but is up and around. Harold Thomas of Sidney visited with his parents. Clarence Johnson is improved and back at the store. Bear River Nut coal on track for next Monday and Tuesday at 7.50 by Hagemeisters. Mrs C R Tanner hosted a Christmas party for Sunday school girls. Twin boys born to Eugene Schmidt family named Larry Gene and Gary Dean. mother improving, father may recover. Keith Schwartz returned from La Port Colorado for holidays. Francis Schwartz of Sidney also visiting. Sky overcast as press time. wind NW and snow in the air. temperature 16 degrees above. American Legion Auxiliary to meet at Clarence Johnson home December 29 at 2:30 for Christmas party and exchange gifts.
A J Oeltjen, long ill with pneumonia at a Sidney hospital, returned to his Potter home last week. Tuesday he was up town briefly and greeted friends.
A Sunday birthday dinner honored Mrs. N. Jacobson at the Fred Reetz residence. Attendees included the host family and Mr. and Mrs. Jacobson, with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Elmquist, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jacobson, and Roy Jacobson among the guests.
Misses Elanor Nelson Patricia Sleeth Georgia Sleeth and Delores CouL appear in a local public notice listing names, likely part of an obituary or civil record. The fragment confirms multiple individuals connected to a single notice and indicates a community records context.
Hostesses Ter and Charlotte Buevoldsen hosted a farewell gathering Monday evening for Miss Charlyn Hagemeister. The Hagemeister family plans to move to Aurora, Nebraska.
Art Harms and family returned Tuesday from Kearney where they visited daughter Mrs Harriette Sanders, a patient at a sanatorium. Harriette is very cheerful and all believe she is gaining in her battle for recovery of health.
A joint meeting of Sextorp and Antelope Divide Farmers Union locals is planned for January 7 at Sey fang hall. It will include a basket dinner at noon and moving pictures of cooperative activities in Denmark and Nebraska presented by Henry Nigley, state educational director of the Farmers Union.
Public urged to attend with undertaker Rice Funeral Home in Sidney Nebraska contact phone 107. Rendering Co Kimball offers free removal of dead animals at phone 134. Notice warns scattering poison on field borders NE 14 24-16-53 NW 4 19-16-52 and W 1 18-16-52. Stock-owners act at their own risk, John Woten.
WILL BUY in Foptter old iron metals of all kinds hides and furs dry bones and batteries See me for highest market prices John
Prices furnished weekly Benschoter Fairmont Prison subject to change conditions Hens 41 percent ibs and over Hens under 44 percent lbs Leghorn Hens Heavy Springs smooth Stagg Springs Cox All pullets now classed All No 2 poultry 3c less rejects not saleable
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