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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1933
Page
8
A note from H Stevens announces an independent political stance and subscription rate of 1.50 per year. It lists equipment including an Intertype Model and a 40x15 jobber, electric power setup, with editor and owner details and a Campbell news pre. Phone contact 8.
A hazy school page item lists La Vonne Vesey asking for a new boyfriend and Wilma seeking a perfect grade. Rita desires an automobile while Gladys imagines a castle block set and Stewart asks for ten earphone sets and five speakers. Keith Jacobson has not written a wish yet.
Viola Stormberg was ill on Monday and Maurice Wood James Wood Richard Mathewson were absent on Tuesday. Mrs Iverson and Betty visited Wednesday. Roger McGowan visited Monday afternoon. Students with 100 percent spelling each day included Bernice Schubarth Viola Stormberg Floyd Danielson Beulah Hicks June Hicks Lois Jensen Marvin McMillan Marilyn Miller James Mitchell Shirley Royalty Genevieve Schwartz Billy Shea James Thayer. Christmas program canceled. class will have a party Friday afternoon December 22 1933 exchange gifts and play games.
Students who achieved 100 percent in repelling are Loren Fisher Alice Heimer Marjorie Johnson Bruce Juells Donald Schwartz Evelyn Spencer Eugene Wheeler Caroline alfe Donald Enevoldsen Our visitors for last week were Mrs T Iverson and Mrs Chris Anderson A Christmas party is planned for December 22 with a gift exchange and a Christmas box event for pupils.
The Village Board of Trustees of Potter Nebraska met December 4 1933 designating Potter State Bank Potter Nebraska as depository of village funds under Sec 77 2601 C S supp 1933 and Sec 17 515 C S Supp 1931 The clerk treasurer Attest signed proceedings and roll call among present officials.
The article notes a shift in thought across art, medicine, theology, and science, with long held beliefs being overturned. It cites Paul and Henry Drummond, Mary Baker Eddy, and Christian Science ideas that love and divine care endure amid upheaval, urging hopeful forward looking rather than fear.
The board allowed the claim except 451.48 to be tabled for a third time. Roll call: Yea Schwartz Johnson Gunderson Witt Arnell. Noyes: None. Motion carried. Reports submitted: Treasurer's Periodic Report No. 119 of cash receipts and expenditures and fund balances. It was moved to adjourn. Attest: H Stevens clerk treasurer.
Local notice urges readers to think of Rice Funeral Home in Sidney Nebraska for funeral services. The ad provides a phone reference and emphasizes the undertaker’s name for arrangements.
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