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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1935
Page
5
Potter's mail carriers Chas. Stanton J. J. Fiegenschuh and Emil Leafdale each bought new V.8 sedans in the past week marking a notable local vehicle upgrade by postal workers.
Miss Edith Graupner departed Tuesday for Detroit Michigan to spend the summer with her grandparents.
Mr and Mrs Roy Neary and children of Dalton spent Sunday at the J M Hughes home, sharing a family afternoon and fellowship during the weekend gathering.
Miss Edna Maher of Sidney has been visiting with her sister, Mrs Clyde Brady, during a recent stay.
Fred Lafferty has been on his farm southeast of town this week repairing a fence. Action appears routine with no injuries reported. The visit reflects ongoing maintenance activity typical of local farms in the area.
A black cow with horns and no identifiable marks has strayed in the Homer area. Notify Homer Light with any sightings or information to aid recovery.
Mr and Mrs George Juelfs left Tuesday to establish their residence near Fairplay Colorado. They will settle into the mountain region and begin life in the new locale.
Mr and Mrs W W Heinneman of Denver visited Saturday and Sunday at the R L MacAdam home.
Charlotte Elizabeth and Allen Fleyman of Greeley Colorado are spending a week with the R L MacAdam family.
A brief note records a two business caller from Chambers of Minatare Nebraska visiting Potter on Thursday, listing the location and day without further details.
Rev and Mrs L V Slocumb and their Kimball granddaughter visited the R E Slocumb home Friday for a family gathering.
Mr and Mrs R A Babcock of Sidney were callers in Potter last Thursday, visiting friends and checking local happenings during a brief trip through the area.
Carl Larson and Guy Terman were in Cheyenne on Tuesday making business calls.
90 day white seed corn for sale offered by Albert Jacobson of Potter Nebraska. Bin grade and ready for pickup or delivery as arranged.
Hugo Harrison traveled to Kimball last Friday evening to have a steel filing removed from his eye. He sought prompt medical attention and a swift recovery following the incident and procedure.
Jack Koenneker, a sensational pitcher newly associated with Potter, is now employed by the Hadley farm. He is a student at the University of Colorado.
Mr and Mrs C W Johnson hosted a Sunday gathering for their children and grandchildren, continuing their annual Children’s Day celebration with family.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Coulson of Laramee Wyoming visited in Potter Sunday at the home of Mrs. Coulson's sister Mrs. Flora Courtright.
The Ladies Guild will gather at the home of Mrs. John Leyfang on Thursday June 20 at 2 00 p m All are invited to attend.
J M Hughes aided the Peetz ball players during a trip to Bushnell Sunday afternoon after one of their cars broke down locally, providing transport to continuation of their journey.
Miss Berta Belle Bradley of Brule becomes the new helper at Jueifs Beauty Parlor replacing Miss Lois Wenz.
Mrs. A. F. Whitmire and her son Don ald of Sunol along with Miss Edna Seyfang of Potter returned last week from a pleasant vacation in Arkansas.
When you think undertaker think Rice Funeral Home in Sidney Nebraska Phone 107 five cents for this notice.
For sale seed corn thinning grade yellow dent A B Rapp of Potter Nebraska. Offers sought for four-cent trade or transfer. Potential buyers urged to contact the seller for details on quantity and pricing.
Market notice from W C Sheets of Potter Nebraska offering mills cylinders well drilling house moving and related services seeking customers and promising good treatment in any market transaction.
Mr and Mrs Wm Helsing and Mr and Mrs Wm Hagemeister with Miss Lois Hagemeister departed last Thursday for a several weeks stay in California.
County commissioner Ford Wick Horst spent Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday in Sydney serving as a member of the board of equalization.
Mrs. C. C. Pritchart and her children arrived from California and are spending the summer at the home of their aunts, Mrs. Gertrude Nelson and Mrs. Anna Uncapher.
Mr and Mrs Clifford J Osborn and son Jerry and Mrs J R Gurr and son Kay of Salt Lake City spent last Thursday night at the N S Miller home.
Jon Johnson trailed cattle to Hackberry on Tuesday and moved Wm Goding's herd as far as the Quein ranch where they will be pastured this summer.
Lyle Danielson, a Kimball mail carrier, visited friends in Potter Sunday, traveling in a newly acquired puddle-jumper aircraft. The trip highlights his work routine delivering mail between the depot and post office in Kimball.
Miss Myrtle Gunderson and niece Loma Shoemaker of Tie Siding Wyoming spent several days this week with Miss Gundersons mother Mrs Mary Gunderson and other relatives.
The W C T U will gather next Wednesday June 19 at 2 30 p m at Mrs Chas Stanton’s home. Members should bring an item for the program. Lunch will be served. All are invited.
Mrs Minnie Morgan returned the first of the week from a visit at Lebanon Nebraska. While she was away Miss Vivian Light assisted Miss Fern Ferguson with the work in the telephone office.
J. A. Osment of North Platte is the new relief agent at the depot, taking the place of C. C. Kaderli. Kaderli and his family are visiting in California, and Mr and Mrs Osment are living in the Kaderli residence.
The annual Legion and Auxiliary district picnic will be held at Scotts Bluff next Sunday with a full day of entertainment including golfing and swimming. Free admission and prizes for various sporting events will be awarded.
Weekly sale offers hog sellers a venue to move fat hogs with top prices expected for quality stock. Promoters invite consignors to try the Sidney venue for optimal returns, noting regular Saturdays as sale days.
The Ohio State Archaeological and Historical Society received two parcels totaling 200 acres from the City of Newark and Licking County. The land, hosting prehistoric earthworks, was then leased to the Moundbuilders' Country Club where the mounds created hazards for golfers.
A suburban Istanbul cemetery sighting of a pale ghost spooked residents until police traced the figure to a burglar in white robes. He used the disguise to frighten households while continuing his regular break in.
Letter fragment describes a playful dispute between Mrs. Longwed and an unnamed writer about age and marriage. The speakers joke that love is blind while noting marriage requires skill and care, hinting at a broader social commentary on relationships.
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