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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1928
Page
5
Mrs Jo Anita and family of Cheyenne visited Sunday at the home of Mrs Benson's aunt, Mrs Flore Courtright. Miss Gladys Bell and Lula Smith telephone operators at Sidney spent Wednesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Guy Hite in letter.
Mr and Mrs Oscar Redeen received a charivari party last Saturday evening with a large crowd in attendance.
John Woten returned this week from his eastern trip and reports crop prospects excellent along the route, with none better than those right here.
Construction on the Porter Oil filling station in the west part of town progresses rapidly. The new building and business are seen as a major improvement for the community.
Ivan Stines and family have moved to the Jung property in the east part of town, recently vacated by the Lipskas. Mrs. J V Efenry, visiting in Sover at her son Waiteery, was reported resting easier yesterday during the Chautauqua week.
Thomas Morris of St Edwards and daughter Mrs Ed Jenkins with baby of Monroe Nebraska returned home Wednesday after spending a week visiting the Harris family. F C Harris is the Harris son in Porter.
Observers say chautauqua programs remain clean and wholesome with no hint of immorality. They note children learn nothing harmful and urge planning to attend upcoming events.
The notice promotes Potter's Chautauqua scheduled for July 2 through 5 with emphasis on its value and appeal for attendees. It highlights a busy four day program and encourages participation as worthwhile for residents seeking cultural events.
Mr and Mrs Louis Herman who had been visiting at the R L Mac Adam home returned to their home in Greeley this week. Mrs G L Sperry accompanied them to Greeley and after visiting in Greeley and Denver plans to return to Potter.
The morning service next Sunday at the M E church will be an I O O F Memorial service. Lodge members and visiting brothers will attend in a body. Alfred Wallin leaves for Hot Springs South Dakota for rheumatism treatment. Mrs Wallin and daughter visit Kimball. Amos Long of Kimball works at City Garage. John Nelson says his factory will start on the second batch of 500 Schnelle surface cultivators next Monday. The first batch sold quickly. Machines are made in Potter.
Mr and Mrs R L MacAdam hosted a one o'clock dinner last Sunday for guests Mrs G L Sperry and Mr and Mrs Louis Herman. Attending were Mr and Mrs R A Babcock and children, Mr and Mrs N S Miller and daughter, C A Cords and Miss Norma Wagner.
Sunday evening in Bayard Mr and Mrs J G Shirley were riding when Mrs Shirley, alarmed by speed, jumped from the auto. She suffered a small skull fracture and was briefly unconscious. Reported to be recovering. Chautauqua July 2 3 4 5 1928.
The Bonny Best sewing club met at Elizabeth Goding's home on June 5 1928 and planned a June 12 meeting at Johnson's grove. Members were asked to bring a plate cup spoon and cat, with a 2 00 pm post office rendezvous and a finished clothes pin bag or dress protector. A delicious lunch was served.
A school house gathering on Monday May 21 at 2 30 PM organized a sewing club. Eight Sextorp girls attended, six joined. County Agent Willey from Sidney assisted in organizing the club.
Nine girls attended the June 6 meeting at Fern Sanders home where officers were elected and a constitution adopted. Three new members joined as the group planned their sewing bag project and set the next meeting for June 27 at Dorothy Fis her home at 2:00 PM.
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