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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
4
The Farmers Union picnics of the Antelope Herdon and Sextorp locals will be held at Johnson Grove east of Potter on Friday June 9 starting at 11 a.m. Dinner will be placed on a large table at noon. Afternoon events include races for all ages four ball game tugs of war ice cream free boating and swimming. A large crowd is hoped for.
The many friends of Rev. H. E. Sorter are glad at his recovery from a recent illness that kept him in Kimball hospital for several days. He returned to his Potter home Monday and was downtown Wednesday greeting friends and preparing to officiate Sunday services.
Mr and Mrs Guy Chapman arrive from Stapleton Nebraska and take over the residence recently vacated by John Nelson and his family in the western part of town.
The fragment shows Emiel noting rain storms around Potter and joking about hail for political gain. It then gives a shady plan to pilfer fishing gear from locals, describing how to borrow a fishing line, hooks, and rubber boots with intent to keep them. The tone mixes satire and criminal counsel from a Potter correspondent.
A fragment from a Nebraska town column recounts community humor and charity, notes Poppy Day’s success and Memorial Day attendance, and quotes a poem on veteran care. It mentions Kimball to Potter driving mishap, staff changes at Wells Cafe, and local officials Bartlett and Walker planning trout catches.
The Busy Neighbors club met with Mrs. J. Fiegenschuh on Wednesday afternoon and elected new officers for the coming year. A luncheon followed. In Sidney on Thursday several residents visited, and many local families hosted or visited during the week. Edgar Anderson suffers sinus trouble. Willamine Johnson celebrated a birthday with Mrs. Edgar Anderson and daughters assisting. Archie MicMillan and family own a new Ford-8 sedan after a fishing day at Snow Lake.
Mrs Pete Barker of Sidney visited friends in Potter Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs Lipski of Peetz spent Memorial Day in Potter. Wm Hagemeister called on business in Denver. Mrs Lawson and her two sons from Bosler visited friends here at the week’s start. Miss Phillips from Stapleton visited Potter with her schoolmate Mrs Dewey Lovell. Jayne Walker left yesterday for a Denver visit. A 1932 Chevrolet sedan with low mileage is advertised by Dyer Storer Chevrolet Co Kimball. Miss Barbara Whitney works at Wills Way Camp for the summer.
Mrs Chas Gunderson and Mrs Wamsley spent Sunday and Monday in Denver visiting and returning home.
Mrs. A. B. Danielson returned from Oberlin Kansas after Memorial Day. Miss Cleo Tourney, recently finishing a school term at Crawford, has been visiting friends in Potter this week.
Mr and Mrs Bruce Hagemeister and child arrive from Wahoo Nebraska after Bruce completed a successful term of school. They plan to spend the summer in the area.
Mrs Wallin and her daughter from Dix stayed with Mrs Pessie Funk and Miss Billie Tigner from Friday to Tuesday. Also, Mrs Gertrude Nelson has recovered from illness and is able to be out and about again.
Royal Neighbors and families are invited to attend a memorial service at Kimball hall Sunday at 2 30 PM. The service is a community tribute to departed members and will be held in the hall. Members planning to attend should arrive early and join in the public gathering.
Harry Waite, a caller in Cheyenne, spoke with a medical specialist last week about his bothersome eye after experiencing irritation.
Bill Fricke resumes duties at Burns for the Union Pacific after a brief stay with home folks in Potter.
J. J. Norcross of Hemingford spent yesterday in Potter greeting old friends. He traveled with Miss Twila Stumbaugh and her friend Janice Nagelschneider for the social call.
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