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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1941

Page

8

Memories From 1916 Scout Local Happenings

The piece recalls residents and events from 1916 including deaths such as WC Starkey on April 3rd, 1916, farm work like oats sowing and corn ground preparation, and social notes from district Endeavor convention attendees Neal Diller Arnold Fouts Mrs Gee Cunningham and Arthur Dickson in Friend Nebraska. It mentions a garage fire at HS Armsted and a Ford T-model used for mail routes.

Neal Diller Arnold Fouts Mrs Gee, Cunningham Arthur Dickson Endeavor Friend, Nebr

Fortyeight years ago notes and death obituary fragment

Forty years ago Bert Ewers became cashier at the G I deputing Fairbury. Robert J Cully father of Ab and Chas Cully died at his home near Diller March 29, 1901 at age 70 years four months. Forty years ago O Blauser.

Bert Ewers G I Fairbury Robert J Cully Ab and Chas Cully Diller

Fifty Years Ago in Franzen and Nearby Areas

Fifty years ago activities included a Sabbath School at Wright school twenty four miles north of town. Wallace Clark shut his school in the Franzen district. A trial at Beatrice for perjury involving Nigger Dave ended in acquittal. Sanders sisters visited cousin Miss Lizzie Willey from Beatrice. Miss Agnes Tobin of Orleans Nebr was elected to teach at the Wm Green neighborhood. Lon Gant located at Harrisburg Oregon about 100 miles south of Portland on the Willamette. Price Brothers sold sugar and granulated sugar at a dollar for fifty pounds or twenty two pounds for a dollar. The village election was held on the first Tuesday in April fifty years ago as it is now. Some thought it was the second Tuesday.

Shea Agnes Tobin Orleans Nebr Wm Green Lon Gant Harrisburg Oregon Portland Willamette River

Garrels Observe 25th Wedding Anniversary with Dinner

Mr and Mrs Fred Garrels marked 25 years of marriage by hosting a noon Sunday dinner on March 30 with relatives and friends. The social afternoon included cake and Jello as gifts poured in from attending family members across Diller Lanham Odell and surrounding areas.

Fred _ Garrels Garrels Fred Garrels Gilbert Garrels Larry Lee Frank Weber Mta Line Clarence Steffen Richard Clarence Rent Hugh Garrett Larrayne Edward Wechsels Loren Wolff Diller Walter Weber Albert Weber Lanham Nebraska John Weber Odell

Going Away Dinner For Harold Lottiman Before Buffalo Move

Mr and Mrs Jake Lottiman and daughter Merlyn hosted a Sunday dinner for Harold Lottiman who leaves for Buffalo New York to work in an airplane factory. Guests included Harold's grandparents Onka Lottman of Fairbury Henry Mahlman of Hollenberg Kansas uncles aunts cousins and extended family from Hollenberg Marysville Diller and Wymore with many Mahlman relatives.

Jake Lottiman Merlyn Harold Buffalo New York Onka Lottman Fairbury Joyce Hollenberg Acolol Mahlman Jackie M R Herry Mahlman Maurice Marysville Don Garton Virginia Ernest Shulz

Valley School News Highlights and Student Activities

The Valley School news notes a talk on conservation by a female speaker, a puppet show for all, and newly elected officers for April: President Donald Romish, Vice President Marian Champ, Secretary La Ree Lucking, and Cheer Leader Betty Fick Friday. A birthday party honors Betty Eick, with treats served. Fourth grade studies Japan with a sand table museum, kites, and lanterns, while the seventh grade completes Americanization booklets. La Ree Lucking joins as a new fourth grade pupil, and Norman Le Podjevin moves away.

Donald Romish Marian Champ la Ree Lucking Betty Fick Betty Eick Japan Fairbury Norman le Poidevin R- Porter

Farewell Party and Birth Day Dinner in Hanover

Velma Wehling leaves for Wichita after a March 30 farewell party at the home of Mr and Mrs Dell Wehling. Relatives and friends from Hanover and nearby towns gathered for a double occasion a farewell for Velma and a birthday dinner for Velma and Mrs Alfred Blanke of Marysville. Guests brought baskets and four cakes plus five more were cut during luncheon. Velma and Dee received wishes for many happy returns and a motor trip.

Harold Cox Dell Wehiing Alfred Blanke Marysville Kansas Velma Dee Wichita Louis Wehling David Magdalene Eddie Wehling Emma~ Klusman Alfred Wehling Alfred Drexler Anna Wehling Edith Emilia William Wehling Anna Mae Charles Stanley Haber Jeda McLean Mamil .Funke Mary. Steinfeldt

Romania Allows Women With Gainful Occupations to Vote

A report notes that in Romania women who hold gainful occupations are entitled to vote. The policy confirms voting rights tied to work status, shaping civic participation for female citizens across the country.

Rumania

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