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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1925
Page
1
The February literary program will be held next Monday evening February 2 1925. An interesting program has been prepared by the school and a large crowd is expected. Usual admission and time. Attend this program. it will be worth your while.
The Farmers Grain and Milling Company board of directors met last Saturday and elected Ford Wickhorst as president Emil Carlson as vice president R A Babcock as secretary treasurer and F W Vaughan as manager. Potter lodge No 313 A F and A M gave the third degree to Earl Cronk last Tuesday evening with over forty Masons present and a lunch served by a committee. Visiting Masons were Leon Fine and Herman Schroeder of Sidney.
The committee invites attendance at the Potter dance on Saturday evening with assured good music and a good time for all attendees.
The Potter town team defeated Gurley Independents 34 to 13 on the local floor last Thursday evening, with Gurley held to 13 while Lodge Pole beat the high school 15 to 6 the following Friday. Kepler and Null led Gurley while Place Hagemeister and Christensen starred for Potter. Referee Dean Hagemeister was praised for fair, accurate calls.
A large Dix crowd enjoyed a carnival dance Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Wm Scheele and Mrs E E Goding were business callers in Potter Saturday. Krimball visitors included Mabel McFadden Mandy Peters Elizabeth Engstrom Helen Elliott Olga Stech and Mrs Lulu Burke. Mrs Ehlers and Mrs Binning hosted a card party for teachers. Scheele Goding Acheson Angier attended encampment in Sidney. Chas Shaw returned from Shelby. Dwight Kelly visiting in Colordo. A son born to Mr and Mrs John Clausen Jr on Saturday January 24. Funeral for the infant held Sunday at 1 pm Rev Throw officiating. The bereaved parents receive many condolences.
Notes from Potter's Up To Date School report a 59 to 23 Potter win over Bushnell with Huskies described as fast. Basketball action includes Lane Place Hagemeister and Christensen scoring, with Challburg Pavlat and Shappell contesting visitors. High school trips to Kimball and Lorenzo are noted along with a lively literary night and spelling star works.
Mrs Charlie Fisher and son James visit Dalton this week with James under Dr Hedlunds care for a cold. Dan Duncan family hosts supper. Prince Nelsons visit Crowell home. Otto Bergt and wife visit Duncan. Arlo Fisher visits Potter. straw hauled from Mielke farm. Lucille Lambert improving. Royal Neighbors meet Tuesday at 7 30 in Masonic hall.
A second large rabbit and big game hunt is planned for February 12 1925 following the New Year’s success. Entrants pay $1 by February 7 at Home Lumber Co. Captains Jess Tompkins and Wm Hagemeister will select teams after deposits. winners refund their fees, losers fund a feed. Awards heavy for large game. hunting 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Lincoln’s birthday noted. extensive, humorous, and risky rules with a $1000 fine and six months on the rock pile.
Nine members and one visitor attended the Jolly Neighbors Club meeting at Mrs. Chris Nelsons. A lunch was served and the February meeting will be at Mrs. Chas Heimer s home to start project work convenient kitchen.
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