Local Notices From Fairbury and Surrounding Areas
Local brief items mention E E Shultz owner of a Ford sedan and Mrs Warman helping care for Mrs Pearson. Numerous community notes include visits by Mrs A Manning and Mrs Esther Barber, flu impact on Mike Riddle, paint deals at 2 50 per gallon, and a press office carbon paper ad. Community events mention Onaway Club, Missionary Society, K P lodge trip to Columbus, and church gospel team.
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P. A. Moon
Esther Barber
Mary
Clapp
D. E. Bone Lumber Co
Alfred Abel
A. Bridwell
Emil Harris
Mother's Day and Baccalaureate Services Highlight Local Church Calendar
W W Pfautz pastors’ church notes welcome all to Sunday School at 10, service at 11, and 7:30 evening worship. Mother’s Day tribute held last Sunday honors mothers. Father’s memory honored next morning. Baccalaureate at the opera house 8 o clock tonight with special music. Ray Parke of Fairbury to speak. Commencement Thursday night May 19 at the opera house with Rev W W Pfautz delivering the main address.
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Fairbury
K. of P. Hall
Father
Opera House
Ray, Parke of
W. W. Pfautz
Daffodils of Song Bring A Degree of Honor Tale
A poem by Mrs. J. D. Minkler recited at the Degree of Honor celebration recounts a playful party tale. Friends organize a masquerade with costumes and comic aides as the group travels, gathers, and returns home after a day of errands, meals, and light verse.
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J. D. Minkler
Auto Crash Injures Several In Rural Nebraska Crossing
A Sunday collision one mile west of Diller cemetery on the P W F highway injured Mr. and Mrs. Packer and their eldest son Ansel, with hip fracture and rib injuries. The Bloom car suffered rear damage and the Henrichs vehicle was wrecked. all others escaped serious harm. The Packer family were treated at relatives’ home in Odell.
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Steele City
Diller Cemetery
P. W.F
Gee
Bloom
Clyde Packer
Henrichs
Junior Senior Banquet Held at Mrs Andrews Home
The junior class of S. C. H. S hosted the senior class last Friday night at Mrs. C. C. Andrews home. Ladies Aid provided a menu of fruit cocktail nuts mints smothered chicken mashed potatoes gravel peas in shells buttered rolls coffee and strawberry shortcake. Four sophomores served as waiters amid silver and rose decorations.
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Ladies Aid
Mre. Warnke
S. C.H.S
C. C. Andrews
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Dobson
Acropolis
Clark’s Store
Feild
H. A. Drake
Hoeft Motor
Campbell-Cline Post
Diller
Dick Fanders
H. J.fahrenwald
Endicott
Mike Riddle
Dr. C
O'Neil
Nebr
C. R. Morey
Mahaska
Kan
M. 0. Sampson
Jack
O. J. Wing
Wilcox
Helen
Grant Wing
Gilead
the Missionary Society
H. Manning
Chester Wilcox
W. C. Palmer
K. of P. Lodge
Columbus
Nebraska
Improvement Company
F. ¥. Lowe Pres
Hugh Garrett v Pres
Geo. Patterson Secy
Wm. Garrett Treas
Rob. Garrett
G. B. Cassell
Art Hamley
Nellie Drake
Fern Kiskalt
Bessie Rucker
Greenwood
Pethoud
Garretts
Jones
Deems
Vuthier
Witfley
Crinklaw
Alice Palmer
Bidwell
McDonald
Zila
Frances
Noahs Ark
Kiskalé
Velma
Staley
Coons
Sarah Wallace
Bundy
Jess
Jur
Pearson
Fuhrenwald
Packer
Ilen
Len Phelps
Milady
Cassell
Charley
Gwens
Lowe
Mary Pine
Clark
Ball
Gray
Cash’ Store
John Deere KC
Secon
F. V. Lowe
Vali
Servicr
Fairbury Ice
Gail Gnagy
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