Liarjory Smith Reported Sick at Start of Week
Liarjory, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smith, was reported on the sick list the first of the week.
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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1933
Page
4
Liarjory, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Smith, was reported on the sick list the first of the week.
Mr and Mrs H Stevens and their child spent Sunday at Edgar Hite home northwest of Kirk. When you think undertaker think Rice Funeral Home Sidney Nebr Phone 107. Mr Burns and Mr Helms of Columbus were visitors here Sunday and Monday, looking over various land deals.
Mr and Mrs J M Hughes and their children arrived back last Saturday after a visit in eastern Nebraska and South Dakota Assorted relatives and friends greeted them at the train station with good wishes and stories of their travels.
Mrs Marion French and her son Melton of Burbank California are visiting at the home of Mrs Frenchs sister Mrs Lee Hagemeister and her family.
Emil Cords a business caller visited Flowerfield yesterday with Miss VansPelt who accompanied him to see relatives.
Mrs Clifford Powell and her two children are visiting the Herbert Johnson and R R Bovee homes in Douglas Wyoming during a family visit.
Special price offered for a ten day period on Colorado Anti Hog Cholera Serum priced at 45 cents per hundred cubic centimeters. J J Fiegenschuh advertises from an office under Walkers store.
Brooks VanPelt from Banner County called at the L. EB. VanPelt home last week in a brief family note.
Mrs John Miller and her children have returned from a trip visiting Missouri and Illinois, resuming normal activities at home.
A good rain would be exceptionally welcome as dry conditions persisted this week. The first part saw increasing cloudiness and cool weather, but the latter part turned fair and warmer, signaling a mild week ahead.
Dix residents share social ties with neighbors across town. Supper guests at the Wim Scheele home include Mr. and Mrs. John Heimer, while C. E. young folks held a weiner roast west of town grove. A shower for Ethel Turnbull drew many local families and friends. Herbert Scheele celebrated a birthday with a gathering at the Wm. Scheele home. Business callers stopped by Chas. Herboldsheimer’s, and E. O. Houghtaling and family visited Gus Wistrom. Edna Killham visited the Killham home near Sidney. Dr. Mockett visited the Goding home. Herbert Scheel stays with the Heimer farm. Sidneys guests Mr. and Mrs. Ed Buettner called in Dix, as Mrs. Kenneth Treastle and her son visited W. E. Stahly.
The W C T U county institute will be held in Potter at the M E church today Friday June 16 at 2 30 p m. The program will be furnished by Sidney and Potter Unions. Devotionals whistling solo Zada Olivette Sloan Beer and Repeal Mrs Chas Hagemeister Temperance and Missions Mrs H E Sorter Temperance Song Kathryn Hagemeister Social Morality Mrs Jennie McAldam Reading Mrs Wm Hagemeister Observations in Europe Miss Jeannietta Sloan By special request of the county president Mrs Shoemaker no lunch will be served. Anyone having old gold or silver in any form even though broken if brought to this meeting will be sent direct to help balance our United States budget. We believe this a better way than paying beer tax. Men women and children invited.
Dorothy Fisher returned home Wednesday after a brief vacation at the Emiel Tank residence. Mr and Mrs Emiel Tank and Leona Jane drove to Sidney on Wednesday for the visit. Frieda Prince assisted Mrs Fred Reetz with housework for several days this week. Ruth Haack spent the week with Venetta Light. Mr and Mrs Herbert Johnson and son were business callers in Sidney on Friday. Patricia Johnson of Douglas Wyoming was mentioned in the notes.
The text records multiple local visits and social plans. Families such as Wickstrom, Rapp, Ransom, Prince, Tank, Berry, Franzen and Rogers are mentioned visiting or hosting at homes near Dalton and Scottsbluff. A planned Sunday picnic was thwarted by bad weather, with several households spending the day at George Ransom’s home.
A fragment cites a value of 45 cents per one hundred cubic centimeters and references J J Fiegenschuh in a legal or office context. The text appears cropped and is part of a historical document with incomplete surrounding details.
Mrs R K Platt and children James and Abbie of Chambers Nebraska visit at the home of Mrs W T Sloan and family, the Platts' sister.
N. S. Miller and family were callers in Sidney Saturday. W. LeRoy Larson of Sidney was a business caller in Potter Tuesday. Miss Margaret Van Pelt is spending the week with Miss Mable Mielke. M. S. Miller was a business caller in Mitchell Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Cords of Mc Cook Neb are visiting relatives and friends here this week.
Mr and Mrs Gene Binning and their children from Dix spent Sunday evening as guests at the Thayer residence, visiting with the hosts and enjoying the family gathering.
Mrs Arlo Fisher of Potter Nebraska advertises mammoth bronze turkey eggs at five cents each. Gar La Baron Goodwin returned to Sidney Sunday after visiting Jimmy Thayer.
Marjorie Harrs visited the home of Virginia Van Pelt on Tuesday, delivering greetings and sharing a cordial call. The meeting highlighted neighborly ties within the community.
Mrs Jennie Grubbs visits Gering Nebraska with daughter Mrs Rachel Cross. Potter golfers enjoy a pleasant Dix last Sunday afternoon match and win by a very small margin. All participants report a fine time.
Miss Vivian Light departed Tuesday for Laramie Wyoming to attend summer school, marking a brief move from her home region to pursue academic study this season.
D A Pratt of Sidney Nebraska advertises a 62 Chrysler Tudor sedan in good condition. Harold Thayer and LeRoy Slocumb attended DeMolay lodge in Sidney on Monday evening.
Vintage Pontiac Six Coach advertised with good rubber finish and upholstery. Solid used-condition listing notes reliable performance and cosmetic upkeep suitable for collectors or daily driver.
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