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Newspaper

The Potter Review

Location

Potter, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1925

Page

5

Mrs Ed Wiekhorst Visits California Traveler to East

Mrs Ed Wiekhorst of Santa Ana arrived Wednesday and is visiting the Ford Wiekhorst home near Potter before continuing to eastern points. Miss Neva Hicks hosted a party last Friday evening for several young friends, and the gathering was enjoyed by all attendees.

Ed. Wiekhorst Santa Ana California Ford Wiekhorst Potter Neva Hicks Dan Heimer Leland Bundy Sidney Wm. Bundy Taylor Bundy Frank Matthes Gurley Me’gnew John Heider W. D. Mathewson Aug. Thies Jr Bob Baker Jack Firziniska Harry Courtright Farmers Union Browns Lena Aeverman W. R. Pontious Frank Mueller John Heimer Aug. Thies Donald Cuddeford Pontious Wm. Borcher

Miss Irene Pavlat Teaches Herdon School This Year

Miss Irene Pavlat will teach at Herdon school this year and plans to drive to and from duties in her new Ford coupe when weather allows.

Irene Pavlat Herdon

Miller heads to Grand Island and Hastings on business trip

N. Miller departed yesterday for Grand Island and Hastings on a business trip. He traveled by Acme truck and plans to leave the vehicle there.

Miller Grand Island Hastings Acme

Fremont man visits Potter for land interests

H. H. Lueninghoener of Fremont Nebraska arrived in Potter Monday to visit friends and tend land interests. The office acknowledges a pleasant call from Mr Lueninghoener.

H. H. Lueninghoener Fremont Nebraska Potter Lueninghoener

Curfew Time Shifts to Eight O'clock All Term

The curfew now rings at eight o’clock instead of nine, requiring all children to be home by eight during the entire school term. The change applies across the term with eight o’clock signaling the curfew.

Couples Visit in Potter En Route to Dannebrog

Mr and Mrs Paul Paulsen and Mr and Mrs Christensen of Cheyenne stopped in Potter last Saturday to visit at the Peter Hansen home as they traveled to Dannebrog Nebraska.

Paul Paulsen Christensen Cheyenne Potter Peter Hansen Dannebrog Nebr

Clarence Rogers Heads to Central City for Short Visit

Clarence Rogers leaves Wednesday for Central City to spend a few days before resuming his studies at the state university. He is a sophomore pursuing chemical engineering, entering his second year.

Clarence Rogers Central City The State University

Nelson Recovering After Omaha Hospital Operation

Vern A. Nelson underwent an operation for throat trouble at M. E. Hospital in Omaha on Saturday August 30. He rapidly recovered and returned home by the following Wednesday. Wishing him good health improvements.

Vern A. Nelson Over .Oath M. E Omaha

Miller Family Relocates to Bushnell Nebraska

Mr and Mrs John Miller and their children have moved to Bushnell Nebraska for about a month while Mr Miller serves as relief section foreman They plan to return to Potter after this temporary assignment.

John Miller Bushnell Nebraska

Shriver Family Return From Potter Trip to Fremont

W. C. Shriver and family returned to their Fremont Nebraska home this week after spending the summer in Potter tending crops. They are driving and will stop in Goodland Kansas before continuing to Fremont.

W. C. Shriver Fremont Nebr Potter Goodland Kansas

Boyd and Prehn Enter Review Advertising Columns

Boyd and Prehn auctioneers announce readiness to handle every sale. The firm comprises C. E. Boyd of Bridgeport and Wm. J. Prehn of Dalton, joining the Review advertising pages as latest advertisers.

Boyd & Prehn C. E. Boyd Bridgeport Wm. J. Prehn Dalton

Miss Brady Resigns to Enter Wesleyan University

Miss Lillian Brady, recently resigning from Potter State Bank, left Wednesday evening for University Place Nebraska to enter Wesleyan University. She plans a two year teachers college course and may add music to her studies.

Lillian Brady Potter State Bank University Place Nebraska Wesleyan University Teachers College

Friendly update on Harry Flintier and George Thirwall

Harry Flintier is recovering from a serious auto accident and uses two crutches while regaining strength. George Thirwall, a St Joseph’s Hospital patient in Omaha, recently underwent gallbladder removal after a large gallstone, with a strong pulse and swift recovery noted by doctors.

Harry Flintier Harry Mr. Flintier George Thirwall St. Joseph’s Hospital Omaha George Jonas

Club planned for organ recitals amid recovery talk

In Potter an upbeat note follows Georges recovery from an operation with doctors at the U P praising progress. He jokes about forming an organ recital club and enjoying nurse attention while friends wish him a speedy, permanent recovery. The report also covers a head on collision near the east highway crossing injuring Mrs Terry and detailing local movements and visits.

George U. P Hubert Robertson Petrus Peterson Dix Peterson T. O. Terry

First Lutheran Church Mission Festival in Potter Nebraska

The First Lutheran Church of Potter Nebraska hosts its annual Mission Festival on Sunday the 13th with Rev. P Anderson Paxton Neb preaching at 11 am. Afternoon speakers, special music, and a possible dine-in at Johnson Grove follow. All invited and urged to bring lunch. Local notes mention community happenings and visits.

the First Lutheran Church Potter Rev. P. Anderson Lutheran Church Paxton Nebraska Johnson Grove

Ten Years Ago In Potter School Year Start

Ten years ago in Potter the school year began with new hires B H Bracken Mrs Wo ten and Chas Hetrick for high school and grammar grades Mabel McCabe intermediate grades Betty Rasmussen grammar grades Viola Osborn primary and total enrollment 56 with 12 in high school and 44 in grades Dr W K Myler of Kimball placed his card Chas High threshing wheat about thirty bushels per acre B C Banta and wife visiting seeking relocation Ed Myers suffered a finger injury while leading horses A 30 ton coal supply in the schoolhouse pit smolders as staff works to smother the fire oil car and oil wagon noted

Manhattan Oil Company Alfred Wallin Out North Frank Mintken Phillip Gering Columbus North Divide Miller and Humrich J. A. Woten Kimball Nels Miller Roy MacAdam Sidney Wm. Rodgers Hooper Nebraska Emil Cords Rockville R. A. Babcock Frank Campbell E. C. Banta Bob High Review Quill-Jabber Sidney Goers W. L. Stevens Dalton Mr. Stevens Chris Christensen Drayman Mitchell C. W. Johnson Col. Oberfelder Potter Oderneath B. H. Bracken Woten Chas Hetrick Betty Rasmussen Mabel McCabe Viola Osborn W. K. Myler Chas High B. C. Banta Ed. Myers

United Doctors Specialist to Visit Sidney in 1925

Will be at the Commercial Hotel on Wednesday September 16 1925 from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. Free examination and consultation offered by licensed United Doctors specialists in chronic diseases of men women and children. They claim nonoperative treatment for appendicitis gall stones goiter piles and other long standing conditions with analysis of urine provided.

Diagnostician of the United Doctors Nebraska

Silent Ad Advice on Marriage and Incurable Cases

An advertisement advises that if a case is incurable specialists will declare it so. It also requires married women to come with husbands and minors with their parents, directing attendance and presenting a rigid social rule.

Mrs B F Thornburg Visits Kelso With Son George

Mrs B F Thornburg of Kelso Washington visits with her son George Thornburg during a family gathering.

Mrs B. F. Thornburg Kelso, Washington Son George Thornburg

Newspaper Classified Inquiries About Subscriptions

Inquiry note discusses accepting Omaha or Denver daily subscriptions and renewing at time of renewal. Mentions that part of the money stays with the reader’s home agent and that orders are taken for any magazine or periodical published in the United States.

Omaha Denver United States

Also Mentioned on This Page

Northwestern Bell Telephone CO Bell System Univeress Serciece Willard MacAdam Motor Co R. L. MacAdam Prop First Lutheran Church Potter, Nebraska W. T. Kahse D. D Tabor Quill-Shower H. Stevens Potter Review United Doctors Specialist Commercial Hotel W. T. Sloan Jaer Review Office Union Pacific Union Vata Wednesda Wastham DR. Miller Hospital Potter Review Office Wm. J. Prehn, Dalton Iktiacta Colorado Kiefer Pears Johnson Cords CO
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