Potter Volunteer Department to Hold Regular Meeting Friday
Notice states the Potter Volunteer Department will hold its regular meeting Friday. President urges attendance and notes the meeting occurs tonight.
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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1925
Page
5
Notice states the Potter Volunteer Department will hold its regular meeting Friday. President urges attendance and notes the meeting occurs tonight.
Bob Breakey's Serenaders will play for a big carnival dance in Potter Saturday night February 21. Bills will be printed and distributed soon. Raymond Erickson owns a new Ford runabout. Wm Helsing is reported on the sick list this week. The town team travels to Burns Saturday night.
TePMiss Sheehan, a hairdresser, will be at the R L MacAdam home all day next Tuesday. EKleven attended the Bible study at the Herman Moench home Wednesday evening and a most beneficial meeting was reported.
George Tabler of Bridgeport becomes the latest barber at the Biggs shop and proves highly skilled. Mrs. S S Lafferty travels to Exeter Neb due to her father's death earlier in the week. Oscar Mueller endures a bruised foot after a wagon wheel ran over it.
Rev and Mrs Jaub of Sidney were Wednesday guests at Rev and Mrs Slocumb in Potter. Mr and Mrs Theo Mathewson of Sidney visited in Potter Sunday at Ray Mathewson's home, Ray and Theodore being cousins. Sunday school and church services at Bronson next Sunday will feature Rev Kahs¢ preaching.
The Ladies Aid held a well attended Wednesday afternoon meeting in the church basement featuring a fork and spoon and dish towel show. The event proved very successful and was enjoyed by those present.
Jos Schwartz visited downtown Wednesday for the first time in nearly five weeks since a knee injury from a fall. He is improving slowly and hopes to regain strength soon. He uses crutches but plans to discard them in a few days.
Forty to fifty good horses offered this season with ages and condi tions right ready for work. Additional head to be presented as the sale progresses.
A collection of wry remarks and local chatter covers topics from public manners and cooking misfires to politics, labor debates, driver safety, and town life in Nebraska. Notable lines poke fun at parenting, appliances, garaging, and legislative grievances with a humorous, observational tone.
A jumble of Uncle Sam style quips and personal asides spans Hank Leggett in Lincoln, Dawes, and Senators Wilkens and Bliss clashing over ideas, broadcasting pride, and home life chatter. Letters flood in from Nebraska to Canada, and cross word clues drift into social mores about wives, housekeepers, and fashion shifts from Mother Hubbard to bungalow apron.
August Schmidt represents Wm. Goding local agent at the Rumely tractor school in Omaha this week. Marl Cronk Art Mueller and the Young brothers are also listed among attendees. More participants reportedly attended but names could not be confirmed. Lincoln Journal offers daily issues except Sunday until April 1 for 35 cents with full legislative news and markets.
Cecil Matthews alleges The Boss authors his speeches for favorable pie favors when visiting Harvard. Art Brown laments loud radio speeches that ruined his ability to hear his usual bedtime story.
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