Rex theatre set to reopen in new location Saturday
A notice notes the Rex theatre will reopen in a new location this Saturday night amid local chatter about tax issues and economic shifts affecting the town. Sam Friday, of near Endicott, was noted as a Diller business visitor Saturday. Mrs. Moffit visited Diller from Odell to reconnect with friends. Herman Neumann advertises a red Polled bull for sale, 16 months old, gentle, via Steele City. Walter Patton buys the Anna A. Diller residence and will move in after repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Friday
Near Endicott
Diller
Bull
Herman Neumann
Steele City
Walter Patton
Anna A. Diller
Mayborn Buys Cattle for Barber and Epley at Omaha Market
Mayborn purchased a car load of cattle for Charley Barber and Ed Epley at the Omaha market on Tuesday with Epley accompanying him to the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mayborn
Charley Barber
Ed. Epley
Omaha
Mr. Epley
Nancy Clark Transferred for Special Treatment
Mrs. Nancy Clark was taken to Lutheran hospital at Beatrice Wednesday for a treatment doctors could not provide at home.
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Nancy Clark
Lutheran
Beatrice
Mrs. Geo Dishong Returns Home From Kansas City Visit
Mrs. Geo Dishong, who had stayed about ten days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Hollen berger and her sister Mrs. W. S. Filley, returned yesterday to her home in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Dishong
Witty Family Visits Easter Gathering in Kansas
Fred Witty and his son Dean traveled with Mrs. Sarah Witty from Wiretns Kansas to spend Easter Sunday with sister and daughter Mrs. Ray Green and other relatives and friends at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Witty
Dean
Sarah Witty
Wiretns
Kan
Ray Green
Fire at Green residence rooming house near Presbyterian Church
Firemen responded Friday evening to a blaze at the Green property west of the Presbyterian church. The rooming house housed several Diller school boys. a bed burned and was carried out before water was turned on, and the fire was extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Residence
Presbyterian Church
Diller Schools
State of Ohie Toledo Notice Fragment
Fragmentary Toledo notice shows an official alert from the city of Toledo in Ohio with scattered laces and unclear purpose, indicating a municipal action or request awaiting clarification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of Ohie
Toledo
Laces Y Cay
Sunday funerals banned by Omaha ordinance
Sunday funerals are prohibited by ordinance in Omaha at the request of ministers and undertakers. Elmo Hadley of Endicott visited his mother who is sick. Mrs. Hale and daughter traveled to Waverly Nebraska to visit relatives. Lloyd Calendar accepted a drug store position in Beatrice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Calendar
Beatrice
Elmo Hadley
Endicott
Omaha
Tom Chambers Visits Friends After Move to Missouri
Tom Chambers, once a resident of the Diller area, now lives in Missouri, and recently visited the locality with old friends early in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom. Chambers
Diller
Missouri
Mrs Chas Arnold and baby return to Inavale Neb
Mrs Chas Arnold and her infant, who had visited at the home of her mother Mrs Upson southeast of Diller, Neb, returned Monday to their home in Inavale.
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Chas. Arnold
Baby
Upson
Diller
Inavale
Nebr
University friends join Grace Myers and Isabella Fouts for spring visit
Miss Lucy Hennman and Miss Libusa Tomen, university chums of Grace Myers and Isabella Fouts, accompanied them home for a brief spring vacation visit.
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Lucy Hennman
Mies Libusa Tomen
University
Grace Myers
Isabella Fouts
Kennedy Family Visits Mrs Miller After California Illness
Mr and Mrs Will Kennedy and their son Billy traveled from north of Fairlurs to visit Mrs Mary Miller who has just returned home from California where she spent most of the winter ill.
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Will. Kennedy
Billy
Fairlurs
Mary Miller
California
Easter Cantata Rendered at Presbyterian Church
The Easter cantata by the united a choira was sung last Sunday evening at the Presbyterian church. The crowded pews forced many to stand, and the program entailed the difficult piece Christ the Sacrifice. The Exuster spirit filled the church as it was excellently performed.
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United A Choira
Presbyterian Church
Christ the Sacrifice
Mrs. Stotts Returns to Lincoln Then Back to Diller Home
Mrs. A. D. Stotts came back to Lincoln on Tuesday after visiting her mother Mrs. Meikle there for the winter. Grandma Meikle enjoyed the hospitality but was glad to return to her own home in Diller.
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A. D. Stotts
Lincoln
Mrs. Meikle
Grandma
Diller
Grace Bugbee and Fred Steinkamp wed in North Platte
Announcements from Steele City Press note the marriage of Miss Grace Bugbee to Mr. Fred Steinkamp on March 12 in North Platte Nebraska. Miss Bugbee is daughter of E S and Mrs Bugbee long-time residents now near Diller. The couple will reside near Chappel Nebraska where Steinkamp teaches.
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Grace Bugbee
Fred Steinkamp
North Platte
Nebr
Miss Bugbee
E. S. Bugbee
Diller
Steinkamp
Chappel
Steele City Press
Reparation talk and political notes in brief
A patchwork of items includes German reparations chatter and Turkish demands remarking on Europe’s woes. Lincoln visitor Mrs. Jackson and her daughter Mrs. Mayborn appear. Laskey proposes fourteen movie reform points amid superstition about the number. Ola man winter returns as a cold snap hits 14 above. A lost pocket book is found and owner to claim with proof and 25 cents. An ad offers at home pain free bunion removal. Election ticket shifts place editor’s name over Dr Ellis.
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Dr. Ellis
Cancer deaths rise in New York and the US
Scientists study cancer worldwide while deaths mount. New York City reported 5,361 cancer deaths last year, up 335 from the year before. National deaths approach 90,000 across the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
United States
Movie set crowd scene mocks director with lookalikes
Two directors joke about hiring lookalikes for a movie, noting 200 extras at the front and another 200 at the back. One director says it cost little, only a couple of dollars, after placing ads seeking men who resemble George Washington at the front door and Napoleon at the back door.
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George Washington
Napoleon
The Paradox of Men and Flattery in Love
A reflective piece muses on dating traps and men's reactions to flattery, disagreements, colors, jealousy, affection, and independence. The narrator recalls learning that pleasing or opposing a man elicits complex, often contradictory responses, revealing timeless pitfalls in romance.
Deer befriends city worker in Alpine Jam tale
Jerry Shine of the municipal water district near San Raphael California finds a fawn after a dead doe sighting. He names the animal Billy, feeds it, and later returns to discover the deer has grown and reappears at the dam parapet calling back as Shine shouts Bills, a shared moment captured in a photo.
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Jerry Shine
Municipal Water District
Alpine Jam
San Raphael
Cal
Shine
Miles
Billy
Nare
Elm tree grows through house near Maine coast
A graceful elm shaded a dwelling as it grew through the roof and two floors. It was small when the house was built, then pushed up the floor, yet its persistent growth was allowed. Now the tree stands as a stately feature with unusual surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Corneres Questioning Fathers In Raveled Verse
A New York Central Magazine piece uses playful dialogue as a child asks why the father has no hair and why he is counting money. The mother responds with light admonition urging the child to study.
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Corneres
New York Central Magazine
Favorite Book Quotation About a Dictionary
A reader recalls a humorous ditty about a favorite book. The speaker claims the dictionary as a beloved work, noting its universal appeal and the shared bond it creates among readers.
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Diller State Bank
Rex Theatre
Mrs. Moffit
Odell
South Omaha
Avery Lumber Co
F. E. Hale
Fannie
Walter Greenwood
Waverly
Cleve Hiatt
Reynolds
J. L. Hughes
Fifth Street
Calkins Bros. Auctioneers
Beatrice, Nebr
Europe
Laskey
Ola Man Winter
A. L. Tristman
Vol. I
The
Diller Auto Co
Diller and Vicinity
Ford
E. G
Limprecht Proprietors
V. B. Bell
Nebraska
Bell
Deer
Ody
New York
M. Lowenstein
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