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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1942

Page

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Schouelle Nippert Bride of J Willard Nippert in Harbine Nebraska

Arlene Schouelle daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Schouelle of Harbine Nebraska married J Willard Nippert son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Nippert in a March 28 ceremony at the Hope Evangelical and Reformed church parsonage officiated by Rev A C Lampe. The couple will reside on the S C Hutchinson farm west of Diller while Willard farms and Arlene has taught at Frank Bevan school for three years.

Mise Arlene Schouelle Oscar Schouelle Harbine Nebraska J. Willard Nippert Joseph Nippert Hope Evangelical and Reformed Church Parsonage A. C. Lampe Mise Mildred Krebs Donald Engleman Wilcox, Nebraska Max Hall Fern Nippert Schouelle Verneal Willard Nippert Donald Engelman G.C. Lampe S. C

County Assessors Gather for Jefferson County Meeting

Clifford Blauser attended the Jefferson County Assessors meeting held Saturday March 28 at 1 30 in the district court room at Fairbury The session directed precinct assessors by County Assessor F O Jones and Sophia Cornerus Several appointments were made to fill vacancies and the assessors will begin work April 1.

Clifford Blauser Jefferson County Assessors Court House Fairbury F. O. Jones Sophia Cornerus

Visiting In The East To Visit Daugher In Evanston

Mr and Mrs Robert Upson traveled east last Sunday to Evanston Illinois to stay several weeks with their daughter Mrs Fred Barber and family during the visit.

Robert Upson Evanston Illinois Fred Barber

Library Association Meeting Notice

The library association will hold a meeting next Monday evening April 6 at 8 p.m. in the library room. A good attendance is desired.

The Library Association

Birthday call from Lynn Calle to Minnesota mother

Lynn Calle Waggoner of Worthing Minnesota telephoned his mother Mrs. Charles Waggoner on Wednesday to wish her a happy birthday.

Lynn Waggoner Worthington Minnesota Charles Waggoner

Back At His Chair S C Moser Returns To Duty

S C Moser resumes partial work at Moser and Berber shop, able to be on duty a few hours daily. The note indicates he is back at his chair and managing shop duties in limited hours.

S. C. Moser Moser

Wm Bond Taken to Omaha Hospital After Illness

Wm Bond, who has been seriously ill, was removed to an Omaha hospital this morning for medical care and observation.

Wm. Bond Omaha

Midland College Chorus Plans Easter Concert Tour

Midland College Oratorio Chorus and Orchestra perform The Seven Last Words of Christ by Dubois Friday at 10 in the Lutheran church. Thirteen students sing with twenty in the regular chorus. the group tours April 3–13 to Kansas, Nebraska and Missouri under Oscar Lyders.

Midland College Oratorio Dubois Kansas Nebraska Missouri Oscar Lyders Osceola Clarments Helen Englebrecht South Sioux City Leland Peters Fremont Eva Zessin Madison Vivian Rosenbohm Langdon Robert Eckart Norfolk Paul Thom North Bend Tympany Warren Fegley West Point Bonnie Lee Heintz Oakdale Alice Reed

Notice Of Election In Diller Village

A village election will be held at the city halls in Diller on Tuesday April 7 1942 to elect two trustees for a two year term and two members for the Board of Education District 70 for three years. Polls open 8 A M close 8 P M. Chas E Waggoner Village Clerk.

Diller Board of Education Chas. E. Waggoner

Cadet Leonard Wiemers Returns on Furlough

Cadet Leonard Wiemers son of Mr and Mrs Alpha Wiemers, inducted at Fort Crook last Thursday, is home on a thirty day furlough. He will soon begin training for the air corps reserve. Leonard began classes last December when the Beatrice Elks club started its 650 hour refresher course.

Leonard Wiemers Alpha Wiemers Fort Crook Air Corps Reserve Leonard Elks Club Beatrice

Schier Kolk announce birth of Ardith Louise

Mr and Mrs Herbert Schier kolk announce the arrival of a baby girl Ardith Louise born March 29 at Steele City Hospital. The baby weighed 6 pounds 10 ounces.

Herbert Schierkolk Bertha L. Behrend Ardith Louise Steele City Hospital

Mrs Georgia Hays Updates Beatrice Address

Mrs Georgia Hays informs the Record of a new address at 108 South Bluff Street Beatrice Nebraska for mail and records.

Georgia Hays South Bluff St Beatrice, Nebraska

Longtime German American Lutheran Father Dies at 92

John Reents of Steele City Nebraska died March 29, 1942 at his daughter’s home near Steele City. He was born February 11, 1850 in Ostfriesland Germany and migrated to America in 1885. He helped organize and build Zion Lutheran Church on the state line and was the last survivor of St. Pauls Lutheran Church at Diller area. He leaves five daughters, six grandchildren, one great grandchild, and a sister in Illinois. Funeral arrangements were held at John Franken’s home and Zion Lutheran Church with burial at Prairie Home cemetery.

John Reents North Dunem Amt Ebsens Ostfriesland Germany Christ Anna Margarethe Nohman Katie America Krems Station Llippia Diller Nebraska Reents St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Steele City Zion Lutheran Church Jobo Franken Lena Fanders Hannah Fandera Fray, Lasinn Minnie Nebraska Steele Dorothy Baumfolk Hollenberg Kansas Forrest Illinois John Franken State Line P. O. Spehr Prairie Home Cemetery

Burlington Night Trains Change Time at Diller

The Burlington adjusts night passenger trains No. 14 and No. 15 to meet at Diller at 12 40 a m. Connections improve at Oxford with no car changes. Day trains remain unchanged.

Burlington Diller Oxford

Stafford Improves After Hospital Heart Attack Visit

Fred Stafford drove to Fairbury Sunday to visit his brother in law Fred Stafford who has been in a hospital for two weeks after a heart attack. He reports Mr Stafford is slowly improving.

Dr. Fanders Fairbury Fred Stafford Mr. Stafford

Returns Home After Visit to Stratton Nebraska

Mrs. W. S. Filley returned home by train 14 Monday night from a visit with Hubert Filley and family at Stratton Nebraska.

W. S. Filley Hubert Filley Stratton Nebraska

Angus cattle winners at Columbus Livestock Show

Harold Logan and associates Wayne Stephens and Doyal Weaver attended the Columbus Nebraska Livestock Show and Sale last week. Logan earned multiple prizes including a 2nd place and a young bull calf selling for 800 dollars as the top calf at the sale. The trio found the trip interesting and worthwhile.

Harold Logan Columbus Nebraska Wayne Stephens Doyal Weaver

Hussey Family Visits Topeka Distinctive Kin

Mr and Mrs Brace Hussey of Topeka Kansas and their family spent Sunday at the home of the latter s sister Mrs Harold Henrichs. Mr and Mrs Theodore Henrichs were afternoon callers.

Brace Hussey Topeka Kansas Harold Henrichs Theodore Henrichs

Ed Greffei Visits Ashton Senior Brothers Home

Ed Greffei of Ashton Idaho is visiting at the home of the Senior brothers.

Ed. Greffei Ashton Idaho

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County Assessors Meeting Lynn Calle Midland College Chorus Diller Town Hall Uncle Sam Frank Gaughenbaugh Jefferson County War Savings Committee Japan Defense Defense Savings Minutemen Floyd Hughes Scott Miller Rev. Clark Virgil Geer Fred Clark Wolff Smith Diller W. E. Anderson Hall Holle John Huttenmeyer Gaugenbaugh Mr. Cavett Dad McClellan Field Hitler Eleanor Stabs Dianer Eleanor Cavett Edward Wechsels Lorrayne Garrett P.S Ded
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