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Newspaper
The Potter Review
Location
Potter, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1939
Page
4
Mrs C C Kaderli and Edwin spent Monday in Cheyenne on business. Wim Haremester spent Wednesday in Denver on business. Boas for sale, Stheeney 10d weeder, Albert Jacobson, 6h.
Ms Parker Nelson and her infant son are described as having returned from Sidney to their Potter home last week in a brief local notice. The item notes a family relocation detail without further context or dates.
Mr and Mrs L L Jacobson of Lexington, owners of the Potter Mill, are identified in a brief item noting their business and residence. The fragment references their stake in the mill and local ties to Lexington.
Company operations manager and team have spent the week in Potter supervising the mill's ongoing work.
Local residents report no town wide Fourth of July events scheduled. Many will stay home or take family outings and picnics while others plan to attend a celebration at Krueger's Lake east of Sidney.
Mr and Mrs J R Graves spent the week end at the Gerald Weyerts home near Gurley visiting relatives and enjoying a quiet rural retreat.
Mrs R Graves notes laundry will be done at her home, second house north of Meth odist church. The message references WIA N P8D and mentions practical chores.
Mrs E F Bowers of Alliance visited last week at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs L F Lafferty. Miss Phyllis Pritchard has returned to Potter after a year as a student at Nebraska Wesleyan University.
Lee Hagemeister and Ray I fisher enjoyed several days of successful fishing in Wyoming last week, reporting good catches and favorable weather. The pair highlighted productive rivers and calm waters, noting camaraderie and steady progress on their trip.
Mr and Mrs Charles Bachdahl of Pasadena California visited Saturday and Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm Hagemeister, sharing time with the Hagemeister family in a brief social visit.
A Sunday posting from R Merscheim announces livestock available for shipping with space for return freight. Interested parties are invited to see him for shipment arrangements.
Mrs James Stenick and her infant were discharged Sunday and returned to their home in Potter, concluding their hospital stay.
Mr and Mrs W J Browning Mrs Ray Fisher and family and Leo Fisher spent Sunday fishing at Kim Ball.
Mrs Jennie MacAdam hosted a Saturday birthday club gathering with twenty two ladies attending. The event marked Mrs MacAdam's own birthday as part of the social group activity.
Mr and Mrs Franl Zuloff of Ra venna visited the home of Mr and Mrs Ray Fisher last week. Zuloff is Ray Fisher's uncle, confirming a close family connection within the community.
The R N A will meet at 8 00 p m on Thursday July 6 at the Odd Fellow hall. All members urged to come.
Mr and Mrs E J Browning and Mr and Mrs R L MacAdam of Potter. Mr and Mrs R V Francis of Sidney were guests at supper on Monday.
An evening gathering occurred at the residence of Mr. and Mrs Carl Jones in Sidney. The event centered on social visiting and familiar conversation among local residents.
Mrs Jennie McAdam was injured in a fall at her home Monday evening and received medical attention. She is reported recovering satisfactorily.
The W. P. M S will meet at the Methodist parsonage with Mrs. Tanner on Friday July 7. Everyone welcome.
Mr and Mrs A L Rice of Klamath Falls Oregon spent last week at the home of Mrs L I Lafferty sister of Mrs Rice en route home from an eastern trip.
D. J. Traill of the Lincoln Highway association spoke to local business leaders yesterday seeking funds to support advertising the road to tourists and advance the highway project.
Hagemeisters promote growing mash for chicks or egg production with winter price advantage. Product described as now packed in cotton towel bags labeled 1.0. Details imply farm feed sale and seasonal stock.
One Union Pacific gang is stationed at Potter and another near town. Thousands of new ties and many rails are being placed by the company.
Mr and Mrs Henry Moench visited the Oscar Moench home in Kimball on Sunday to see their new grandson. They were accompanied by Elmer Moench and Larry Drought.
A number of local Masins attended the special service Sunday afternoon as Dr. Kahse preached a sermon at St John’s. Others not belonging to the fraternity were also present.
Mr and Mrs Walter French and sons visited the home of Mr and Mrs J L Hagemeister last Friday and returned to their home in Turbar California. Mrs French and Mrs Hagemeister are sisters.
Miss Ross Binnfield taught at Veldona Colorado and visited Mrs Hazel Sleeth on Wednesday on her way home to Hastings.
Field owners report Cheyenne wheat free from rye and mustard seed. Inspection welcomed by interested parties, with certification expected to confirm grain quality and readiness for sale. Local grower C Edgar Leafdale notes timing and accessibility for buyers.
Light service at Potter was interrupted about three hours early Sunday morning while linemen switched to new wiring at the plant. The shutdown was necessary due to the extreme danger of working hot wires.
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