Christmas Tree and School News From Brownson
School notes from Brownson report attendance due to a storm with Helen McKee Mildred Schuessler Ila nore Schubarth Gayland Reetz and Lavinia Sparks missing three days Leola Chalburg out with a cold Bobby Craig two days and Doris Tutt joining Potter schools The piece mentions Christmas tree traditions from Egypt and the solstice symbol and lists students with high spelling averages Marvin Moench Kenneth Wikstrom Irene Tompkins Catherine Wickhorst Avis Hill Melvin McKee Olga Scuessler Gladys Smith Vivian Anderson Doris Tutt and others with grades and activities including a free dance by Fred Seimers and a Browns meeting with annual officer elections and a state convention delegate selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Carlson
Iida Carlson
Helen McKee
Mildred Schuessler
Ilanore Schubarth
Gayland Reetz
Lavinia Sparks
Leola Chalburg
Bobby Craig
Marvin Moench
Kenneth Wikstrom
Irene Tompkins
Catherine Wickhorst
Avis Hill
Melvin McKee
Olga Scuessler
Gladys Smith
Vivian Anderson
Carol Moench
Marie Robertson
Evelyn Schwartz
Ralph Allison
Myron Cranburg
Carl Junior Larsen
Billie Craig
Raymond Ochsen
Albert Warner
Avis Jil
Lyal Richart
Doris Tutt
Shenandoah
Iowa
Potter
Brownson
Fred Seimers
Huntsman
Ma. Seimers
Browns
Omaha
Earl Tolle
Christmas Tree Planned by Brownson H E Club
Mrs. N Nelson visited from Wayne from Saturday to Tuesday with sister Mrs. Nels Thurston. The Brownson H E club will entertain members and families at a Christmas tree. officers were elected, plans set for 1926, and details from the regular meeting noted. Several cattle losses from corn stalk poisoning were reported. Henry Anderson ill but improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
N. Nelson of
Wayne
Nels Thurston
Brownson H. E. Club
Earl Easton
N. J. Nelson
Boyes
J. Connelly
Palmer Thurston
Ben Couch
L. M. White
Sevral
Henry Anderson
J. A. Connelly
Brownson
Dr. Taylor
Christmas Eve Program at M. E. Church
The M E Sunday school presents a Christmas Eve program at the M E church featuring songs such as Joy to the World Cradle Hymn and Once a Little Baby plus readings Welcome by Donald Biggs and follow along voices from Ray Goding Howard Tabler and various children including Ruth Frances Armstrong Janice Phyllis Babcock and LeRoy Gunderson A basket of good wishes closes the event with multiple student participants and a closing dream by Stewart Nelson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
M. E. Church
Donald Biggs
Ray Goding
Howard Tabler
Ruth
Frances Armstrong
Santa
Keith Jacobson
Maud Peterson
Johnny Flintier
Janice
Phyllis Babcock
Kline Johnson
Miss Tabler
LeRoy Gunderson
Stewart Nelson
Miss Sloan
A Radio Christmas Broadcast by Santa Helpers
A Sunday school program features songs such as Jolly Old Saint Nicholas and Christmas Lullaby performed by Dorothy MacAdam and Hildur Carlson, plus readings like A Brief Speech and A Day of Joy. Children including Byron John, Junior Larsen, Avis Hill, Doris Tutt, Evelyn Schwartz, and Roderick MacAdam participate in a Christmas program with distributions of treats by Santa Claus and helpers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junior Larsen
Avis Hill
Doris Tutt
Evelyn Schwartz
Perhaps It's Here and Other Local Classified Notices
A collection of small ads and notices lists items for sale or wanted. Entries include Ford tire and rim, stock hogs and corn, auto bumper, 480 acres of land, three turkey hens and gobbler, six hole range, a five room modern house for rent, four hole Joliet corn shelter, two teams of work horses with weights and ages, and other short advertisements with contact references to Review office or named individuals.
Carnival Dance Planned at Dix on New Years Eve
A big carnival dance is set for Dix on December 31 as New Years Eve festivities. Further bill details to come.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dix
1927 Calendars Demand Local Support
Calendar salesmen near end of 1927 lines. merchants urged to wait for Review man. Over 500 samples to compare, promising better prices and selection. Emphasis on keeping money local and ensuring satisfactory service from the home seller.
Law Abiding Citizens Offer Reward for Vandalism Proof
A local notice appeals for evidence to convict the culprits cutting live trees trespassing and hunting without licenses on the north half of section 2-14-52. The writer cites property loss and urges swift action to stop the damage to scarce trees.
Point of Bocks beauty spot relic from olden days
John G. Mibyier s note preserves a local landmark once famed for its scenic beauty and historical relics. The short reminiscence highlights a valued site tied to community memory and heritage across generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John G. Mibyiers
The Review price drop message
The Review announces a price promotional note offering the publication at one fifty or just $1.50, urging readers that they cannot afford to be without it.
Do You Take an Omaha or Denver Daily Review Subscriptions
Do you take an Omaha or Denver daily When your time is up and you wish to renew remember the Review will take your order and a part of the money will remain at home with your home man Orders taken for any magazine or periodical published in the United States
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Denver
United States
Bran and Shorts Offer From Witt Milling Co
Witt Milling Co proprietor John Witt of Potter Nebraska urges customers to stock bran and shorts now as supply will run short soon. Buy now while available at 12 cents per unit, promising steady staple demand and savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Witt Milling Co
John Witt
Cannibal king orders breakfast amid call of women and children
The cannibal king orders breakfast with the chant Women and children first, framing a dramatic scene that underscores fear and ritual in the narrative.
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Starry Coates
Germany
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MacAdam Motor Co
Ners
Johnson-Cords CO
Byron John
Santa Claus
Ford Tire
Rim
Frank Matthes
Miller
Joliet
Frank Brady
Arthur Schuessler
DR. Ames
W. T. Sioan
DR. Miller Hospital
Kimball
Nebraska
MR. Farmer
L. A. Donahoe
Sidney
Studt-Hink
Stanton Store
Chas. Stanton
Prop
Tom
NESS
Sidney Motor Sales Co
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