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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1936
Page
4
The Wesleyan university quartet, billed as "25 feet of harmony," will perform next Tuesday evening, June 30, at the M E church. Admission is 20 cents for adults and 10 cents for high school age children. younger children admitted free. Tickets are on sale at the drug store.
Sidney Legion moves forward with its big Fourth of July dance at the city auditorium. Dale Chambers and his orchestra will provide the music, despite abandoning daytime celebration plans.
The 4 H judging school will be held at Sidney on June 27 conducted by extension club elders from the state extension under county agricultural agent Mr Swindank. Judging classes cover animal husbandry groups horses cattle hogs and sheep plus poultry cooking canning cooking and girls room projects. The event starts at 1 00 a m at the city auditorium with boys visiting nearby farms while girls stay for auditorium work. At noon all meet at the courthouse lawn for a picnic lunch. Counties invited include Keystone Deuel Kimball Morrill Garden and Perkins.
The Potter State Bank announces closure for Saturday July 4th. Bank will not open for business and offices will be closed in observance of independence celebrations.
Sidney visitors include Mrs Ragmdnd Barnes and L E VanPelt family. Pearl and Florence Hicks attended Warmers Union picnic at Krueger’s Lake. Bayard pageant drew Mr and Mrs Wm Sheets and family. The Woods family move to Oregon. Services set for 11 o clock Sunday and 5 o clock at Johnson Grove with Rev Sheaff. Wesleyan Male Quartet to perform June 30. tickets at the drug store.
Mrs Henry Hotes and son visited the Wm Scheele home. Elmer Rys atrim died Friday morning and funeral services were held Sunday at the Presbyterian church in Dix with burial at Kimball cemetery. Guy Barrett covers the south mail route while Mr Goding is away. Mrs Lloyd Russell and son and Miss Alden of Kimball visited Mrs Russell’s sister Mrs Howard Gunderson and family. the Godings, Stahly, Mulligan, Smith, Peterson and Scheele visited Kimball. several locals vacation plans include Texas. Vern Shaw family visited Leguie Wistrom home Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Louis Solheim stop in Dix en route to Boulder where he attends summer school. Mrs J P Bendixen returns from Kimball hospital and daughter Mrs Swanson from Dakota helps. Mr John Clausen Jr comes home from Kimball hospital. A I Gundersons celebrate wedding anniversary. A district picnic by Legion and Auxiliary draws a large crowd at Lake Minatare with speaking and sports. District commander Schwartz and R L MacAdam of Potter attend.
Just arrived a complete line of Case combine and tractor parts at Maher Hardware Co. Shop now for engines, reels, blades, belts, and fittings to fit multiple models. Maher Hardware Co. invites buyers to browse new stock and place orders locally.
Local residents share meals and visits across multiple households including Willeford, Glenn, Olsen, Wittrock, Larson, Madden, Herboldsheimer, Nelson, and Johnson. Eva Olsen arrives from Denver for a stay with Jens Olsen. several outings noted, plus birthday observance for Mrs. Larson. Also, an item lists good used Case combine parts for sale at Acheson Garage Dix Nebr, with a subscription prompt.
Acheson Garage in Dix offers new and used Case combine parts and repair services. Contact the shop for availability and pricing.
Alliance Nebraska hosts the Panhandle Stampede on June 27 to 29. Last Saturday Sidney callers included Mrs. George Coulter Mrs. D F Enevoldsen Mrs N Miller and Misses Catherine Whekhorst and Charlotte Jenevoldsen.
Auction style notice notes a good rebuilt International tractor for sale. The item is offered by E L Travis at Acheson Garage in Dix, with additional mention of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Tobler and Mrs Tobler’s father C E Shaw of Dix en route to Omaha where Mr Shaw may undergo a long standing operation.
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