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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1935
Page
4
A master clock will be installed at the light plant Potter early next week to synchronize electric clocks in Potter and Dix. Glenn Wise of Lodge Pole will install the system, proven at Lodge Pole with clocks differing from correct time by 1 to 2 seconds on average. The village will pay about $50 for the equipment.
The Review will feature a new romantic fiction story titled Watch the Curves by Richard Hoffman starting next week. Readers are urged to follow the serialized piece as it unfolds, with the tale described as timely and engaging.
Miss Elizabeth Goding and Miss Zada Olivette Sloan have returned from Chadron where they attended school the past winter.
Since printing the front page on Wednesday evening the forecast has shifted to a dark cloudy misty Thursday with cooler, unsettled conditions.
SOFTBALL SCORES June 4 Nelson Imp. 10 Schwartz Imp 6 June 5 Wills Way 9 U P 6. Chas Himmelright Mrs Algor Er ickson and Mr and Mrs Floyd Himmelright were called to Brule Saturday to attend the funeral of their grandson and nephew Francis Leroy Thomas son of Mr and Mrs James Thomas who passed away May 30 at age 3 months 19 days. Mrs Thomas was formerly Ina Himmelright of Potter.
The Dr A Potter Community Boosters gathered Wednesday at Wells Cafe for a meal and business. Minutes were read, reports heard from Potter Day and other committees, and Clarence Johnson introduced Dr A L Miller who spoke on travel in Europe and Asia including a Shanghai meeting and views on Japan. The next program leader will be Lawrence Schwartz at Cords cafe on July 3. Local notices mention Alfred Arnell, Mrs Ray Johnson hospital visit, and family visits in Medicine Bow and Potter.
Dix Nebraska hosts a Monday afternoon event with Dalton Sidney and Bushnell lodges. Sister Maud Roundtree presided and led a school of instruction. A 6:30 buffet in the I O O F hall fed about eighty before a brief program of music readings and a cake ice cream and coffee lunch. Several local residents are noted as visitors or guests with various travels and health updates.
A sequence of social calls and visits reported across Peetz and nearby towns. Families including Heimer, Bertramson, Herboldsheimer, Johnson, Whitney, and Larson are noted visiting relatives and hosting gatherings. The Ed Nelson home is under quarantine for scarlet fever with three children recovering.
Buddy Dybdahl of Greeley is spending his vacation here with relatives. John R. Quein left Tuesday for a short business trip to Omaha. William Bates of Kimball was a business caller in Potter Monday.
Mr and Mrs Harry Hite of Sidney visited last Thursday with relatives here. The informal note records a family visit and includes no additional details about events or goals.
Mrs John Seyfang and Mrs HB Seyfang called on Mrs Lyngholm in Sidney hospital last Wednesday, sharing a warm moment of care and companionship during her stay.
Miss Floy Thayer spent last week with friends at Chadron and returned Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Walker of Oga visit Tom Iveson and family this Friday for a small social call.
Miss Bradley of Minden, a niece of Mrs. Nora Hanzen, is visiting at the C. H. Arp home.
Sidney Live Stock Sale Pavilion offers good dry prairie hay now for sale. Contact undertaker Rice Funeral Home Sidney Nebraska. Phone 107.5cLf.
Mr and Mrs Ray Davis and their two children of Cheyenne brought Rig Johnson home from the hospital where he is recovering from a thyroid operation.
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