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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1939
Page
4
Sunday and Monday social calls fill the Antelope Divide notes. Families including the Nelson, Olsen, Madden, Herboldsheimer, Bertramson, Johnson, Terman, and Whit ney households hosted dinners, calls, and afternoon visits with neighbors and relatives.
Jane Heimer, a patient at a Sidney hospital, sustained a badly fractured elbow in a truck upset. She is expected to return home in a few days.
SEXTORP The Sextorp and Antelope Farmers Union locals held their yearly picnic at Johnson grove Sunday. A fair sized crowd attended. Callers at the Fred Prince home Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Hans Ashman and a niece of her husband of Blair, Nebraska, and old school friend of Mrs Prince. Ired Prince spent Monday at the John Heimer home. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dvorak Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cizek and family attended the dedication at Simla, Nebraska. Mr. and Mrs Leon Kanik and son were callers at the Joe Frie home on Monday afternoon. Mrs. Frank Dvorak Jr spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Helsing. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Frei were callers at the Fred Prince home Monday evening.
Mrs. Herman Fricke joins Tebrinke cafe as a new employee. Her appointment expands the staff at the local eatery, reflecting growth in the dining establishment.
Pleasant View residents Mr and Mrs Wm Poetsche and Salt Lake City visitors paused at Prank Mueller home en route to Lincoln. Tarry Wells of Potter visited Dan Heimer Sunday. Mrs Wivelage of St Paul and children stayed at the parsonage. Henry Gehart Woeltage and Marcella Boehnke enjoyed a Yellowstone trip. Bayard pageant attendees included Rev and Mrs Boehnke with children, Mrs Woeltage and children, and several Steffens and Seemann families.
Elmer Hilpert and others accompanied Miss Alice Carlson to Sidney on Monday. Mrs Morrow visited Jane Heimer who remains hospitalized with a broken arm. St Pauls school held their annual picnic Sunday. Joe Gerler and daughter with Mr and Mrs Ernest Gerler and children returned from Perry County Missouri after attending their father John Gerler's funeral.
Edgar Hite of Kirk served as an overnight caller Monday at the Ross and Guy Hite homes, according to the brief notice.
A brief shipping notice states Aiping Sunday will bring live stock to Denver. R E Merschei1 asks interested parties to see him beforehand if they wish to arrange shipment.
A fragment notes a request for lawn mower sharpening services at Brewers Machine Shop located in Sidney. The garbled text also hints at a Sidney office or garage activity but lacks clear details or dates.
Maxine Wells and Catherine Wick-Forst of Chadrem visited Potter over the weekend to spend time with relatives and catch up on family matters.
Mr and Mrs C L Jacobson of Lexington visited Potter this week. The Ladies Guild meets next Thursday at 2:00 p.m. in the Lutheran church parlors. John Witt, recently operated on in Omaha, is improving. Antony Benish, pioneer of the north divide, has been quite ill this week. The birthday club meets at Mrs Jennie McAdam’s Saturday June 4 at 2:30. All invited.
Mrs Tewksbury is the mother of Mrs Hite and sister to Mrs Ross. The trio were en route to Kansas to establish a home there.
Mr and Mrs Billy Smith traveled to Denver on Wednesday of last week amid Mrs Smith’s expected operation. The procedure was postponed and the couple is anticipated to return home this weekend.
Mrs Matilda Anderson Maurice Henrikson and Wm Helsing returned from a visit in the eastern part of the state. They drove a new Chevrolet sedan purchased by Mrs Anderson for the trip and sightseeing.
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet on Wednesday June 28 at 2 30 with Mrs Ralph Robertson. Mrs Clarence Johnson will assist hostess. Members, please be present as officers will be elected for the coming year.
Liver and white Springer named Gipe missing in Kimball Nebraska. Reward offered for return. Contact B W Hayden at 208 Kimball for information.
Sept A B Conner spent Friday and Saturday leaving for Greeley to attend summer school. He and his family will reside in Greeley this summer. Kenneth Wickstrom suffered a badly sprained ankle and a cracked bone Sunday at Brownson chasing fly balls before the Potter Bunkerhill game. He will be laid up for several weeks.
James E Thomson died Sunday of a heart attack while swimming. His sister Mrs. Ernest Anderson left for Omaha Sunday evening to attend the funeral and be with her parents.
Mr and Mrs W L Tewksbury of Woodenville Washington stayed from Monday through Thursday visiting the A M Ross and Guy Hite families, sharing time and hospitality with local residents.
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