Potter Co op Crain Co Annual Meeting Postponed
Notice from secretary A M Leafdale that the annual meeting of Potter Co op Crain Co has been postponed to a later date.
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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1936
Page
4
Notice from secretary A M Leafdale that the annual meeting of Potter Co op Crain Co has been postponed to a later date.
Gertrude M. Nelson County Superintendent announces state teachers examinations will be held in Sidney on Saturday June 6. The notice outlines location and administration details for candidate preparation and arrival times.
There will be no services at Potter Lutheran church next Sunday. Dr Kahse will travel to Oshkosh to preach the installation sermon for Rev Geo Flora who was ordained at the Synodical Convention at Sidney last month.
The SEXTORP School District 13 closed its term with a picnic at Lawrence Forks. Numerous visitors stopped by homes including Fred Prince and family, Roy Neary and family moved to a farm north of Dix, and the Busy Neighbors club gathered at Ray Fisher's. Various callers frequented the Prince and Heimer homes through the week, with meals and social visits noted, including Daniel Dvorak Jr. and others.
Mrs Lizzie Gunderson and son Ray attend Howand Gunderson and Dorothy Lovitt wedding in Kearney. Several local residents travel for visits, summer schools, and vacations including Myrtle Graham to Kearney, Mrs Arthur Johnson to Missouri, and Jens Jensen to the Henry Hotel.
Malph Robertson visited Sidney on Tuesday as a business caller, engaging with local firms and discussing market prospects. The visit highlights ongoing commercial activity in the region.
Edgar Hite and his sons from Pine Bluffs Wyoming spent Memorial day in town. Frost Christensen departed Monday for Council Bluffs and Lincoln to drive back a truck for R A Babcock.
Miss Madonna Brady of Gordon Nebraska is visiting at the C J Brady home.
Mrs. Joe Johnson and Mrs. Thos Iverson and daughter Betty were Sidney callers Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Seemann and son of Dix were callers in Potter Monday forenoon.
John H. McGrane offers a live fish sale option one mile south and eight miles west of Gurley. The listing notes mullet price at two cents per pound.
Mr and Mrs Rex Hagemeister of Lisco Nebraska visited relatives here Sunday in a brief family gathering.
Classified notice lists Siberian seed millet for sale with state test germination 88 and pure seed percentage 96.76. Contact with Howard Yost for details and purchase.
A compact classified style notice urges readers to think of Rice Funeral Home in Sidney Nebraska for funeral services. It provides a phone reference and highlights the home as a local option for arrangements.
W T Kelley of Scottsbluff Nebraska advertises a wanted to buy notice for mules cattle hogs and pigs with drop card contact option. The brief card targets livestock sellers and uses a simple prompt for replies.
W Johnson Co and Joe Johnson left Wednesday for Chadron to attend a stockmen's convention.
Miss Lanore French of Oshkosh and Miss Josie Juelfs were guests last week. On Thursday the pair travelled to Cheyenne for a brief visit and social outing.
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Quein accompanied Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Leafdale to the Memorial day program held in Sidney last Saturday, marking a community observance with local residents in attendance.
Mrs Jessie Jenkins of Santa Fe New Mexico departed last Thursday for the eastern part of the state after several days visit at the home of her sister Mrs Wm Higgins and family. Miss Helen Croshaw of Santa Fe a niece of Mrs Higgins also visited at the Higgins home. Don't borrow it subscribe.
Louis Herman and his children visited Memorial Day here. Mr Herman has returned home while the children remain for a longer visit, extending their stay in the community.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tenant welcome a baby boy named Darrel Dean born last Friday morning. Mother and child are reported in a Sidney hospital.
Mrs Frank Goodin and her children from Sidney visited last Thursday, staying with Mrs Iva Thayer. LeBarron extended the visit for a longer stay with Jimmy Thayer.
Glenn Armagast and F. Parker of David City Nebraska spent Tuesday night as overnight guests at the home of their sister and cousin Mrs. D C Shea and family. They were en route home from Douglas Wyoming.
An advertisement offers a free genuine 26 piece Rogers silverware set to readers who ask their merchant or inquire at Witt Milling and Grain Co. The prompt urges action and directs readers to contact the listed supplier for details.
Chris M. Anderson of San Diego California spent Sunday here and left Monday with his son Marvin for a family reunion at Dannebrog.
Mrs. Chas. Laween and sons of Medicine Bow Wyoming visit with Mrs. R. Joliff and daughter and Mr. and Mrs. Henry James and children of Dix on Memorial Day, sharing time with local residents.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet next Wednesday afternoon June 10 at the MBE church parlors. Everyone is welcome. Hostesses are Mrs. E. H. Seyfang, Mrs. John Seyfang, Mrs. G. L. Rogers and Mrs. Pete Hansen.
In Sidney on Monday afternoon the pallbearers at Herbert Wallin's funeral were Thomas Iverson Niels Miller Lawrence Schivartz Emil Nelson Alfred Arnell and Ralph Merscheim.
Softball activity builds with several practice games this week as officials aim to start the season Monday. Public interest trails behind previous years as preparations proceed.
For sale the improved Schnuelle surface cultivator and repairs. The improved parts fit your machine. Edward A Schnuelle, first house west of the schoolhouse in Potter Nebraska. A series of cloudy days with heavy rain brought showers to some areas while most of the community stayed dry. Rains were reported in the valley from Point of Rocks to Sidney with light, scattered showers on the north and south divides. Cloudy and cool weather continues Thursday.
Rodney Betramson, finishing his junior year in the University of Nebraska agricultural college, was elected president of the Varsity Dairy Club at a special meeting and will lead next year. The club reports a successful year and anticipates another strong season ahead.
A report describes group study activities focusing on the dairy industry, including educational programs and social events sponsored to promote knowledge and community engagement among members.
John Jessop offers Siberian millet seed state tested for sale located 1 mile north of Potten Oma.
Yellow flint seed corn offered for sale by Mrs. Flora Courtright the price listed as one dollar per bushel.
Mr and Mrs Harry Swanson and their children visited Morrill for a weekend with relatives, sharing time with family members and catching up on local news and events.
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