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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1935
Page
4
The article notes that next Sunday, the third Sunday in June, will be observed as Fathers Day though not yet officially recognized. It urges sons and daughters to honor their fathers with appreciation, remembrance, and suitable gifts, paralleling the established celebration of Mothers Day.
Charles W. Neal, 45, formerly of Potter, was sentenced to life imprisonment for the slaying of Ida M. Hansen, 55, of Osceola, Nebraska. Hansen’s body was found in a prospector’s excavation four miles from Florrisant, Colorado, on June 4, 1934. Neal was accused of taking Hansen’s Nebraska milliner’s car and $12,000 in securities. He was convicted of murder on March 25.
The 375 horsepower McIntosh & Seymour power unit was slated for shipment last week for Kimball light plant installation. It will join the 600 horsepower unit, damaged weeks ago by a broken connecting rod bolt, to give Kimball 1575 horsepower across five units once both are repaired.
Ivan Newbold 23 of Potter Nebraska and Alice Radford 22 of Newark Nebraska were licensed to wed in Cheyenne last week. Newbold came from Minden Nebraska and the couple will settle on the Chase Waterman farm north of town.
Bartlett woke to a surprising sight a healthy infant left on his doorstep. The baby appears well cared for and is said to be of good breeding with blue eyes white hair and a growing appetite for milk. The child can walk and responds to affection with a pleading meow. The origin and guardians remain unknown.
Local residents, including Mr and Mrs Todd and family, Mr and Mrs George Whitney, Mrs V A Nelson and many others, hosted and visited across Sidney and Peetz areas. Dinners, slumber parties, showers, and Sunday gatherings linked Bertramson, Herboldsheimer, Olsen, Morrow, Nelson, and Ter Man households with neighbors and relatives throughout a busy weekend.
Allen Nelson stayed several days at the Harry Lockhart home. Mr and Mrs Carl Larson and family spent Sunday with the Mads Larson family. Mr and Mrs Geo Deaver, Miss Ruby Deaver and Miss LaVonne Vesey drove to Chadron Sunday where Miss Deaver and Miss Vesey will attend summer school. Miss Lula Rieneka and Clarence Evans called at the Jim Johnson home Sunday afternoon.
Wednesday results include Schwartz Imp Co defeating Pleasant View B 23 to 17 and Kimball Girls beating Potter Girls 5 to 4. League standings cover games up to June 12 with teams Brownson Nelson Imp Co Wills Way Cabin Camp Schwartz Imp Co Union Pacific Pleasant View WW al listed in standings.
Dr. W. T. Kahse pastor invites Potter Nebraska residents to attend regular services next Sunday. Sunday school starts at 9:00 a.m. Morning worship at 10:00 a.m. Rev. George Flora will lead both services. All are welcome.
The Review begins a new fiction instalment titled Watch the Curves by Richard Hoffman. The opening chapter promises a thrilling and delightful read and invites readers to follow the progression in upcoming issues.
Potter presents a Bohemian orchestra at Benish Hall on Saturday June 15 featuring old and new dance steps. The event promises old time flair and a fun evening with admission set at 45 cents.
Mrs. Joe Sigmund advertises fresh rendered fat for sale at market price. Local buyers are invited to contact the seller for arrangements.
Lawrence Schwartz and Albert J cobson traveled to Denver at the start of the week. Albert remained in Cheyenne to enter the Veterans Hospital for treatment. Schwartz reports heavy rains south of Cheyenne that washed out parts of the highway, worsening high water damage from four weeks earlier.
The Ladies Aid society held a well attended Wednesday afternoon meeting with hosts Mrs. John Seyfang, Mrs. Elmer Seyfanz, Mrs. Emil Cords, and Mrs. Pete Hansen coordinating the event.
Prairie hay on hand reported for the farm market with supplies in short form. Henry noted stock levels at 6a. Local buyers urged to check availability and timelines for delivery or pickup.
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