April Bloom Sparks Activity in Diller Community
The piece notes peach plum and pear trees in full bloom at Diller with upcoming April showers. It reports Mrs. Ray Colmans and Maxine of Lincoln visiting Diller relatives, spring work starting, a reorganization of the Diller baseball club, Hartzell pasture diamond being skinned, Sam Thompson buying a dray wagon for Diller business, and local incidents including Mrs. Will Player injury and F E Hale’s trip to Waverly to retrieve his wife and daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Colmans
Maxine
Lincoln
Diller
Diller Baseball Club
Hartzell’s
Sam Thompson
Plymouth
Elm precinct farm bureau elects Elm Center leaders
At a meeting in Elm Center school house Robt. Upson was elected president Mrs. G A Grone vice president and Truman Davis secretary of the Elm precinct unit of the Gage county farm bureau Geo Andrews visited from Western Kansas reporting good talks with Joe Carmichael at St Francis and Jasper Long and Steve Maw at McDonald he says the area is good and wheat looks fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elm Center
Robt. Upson
G. A. Grone
Truman Davis
Elm Precinct
Gage County Farm Bureau
Geo. Andrews
Kansas
Joe Carmichael
St. Francis
Jasper Long
Steve Maw
McDonald
Endicott Visitor Reunites With Grandparents
Miss Lela Hadley visited her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Harlan Hadley from Endicott yesterday. Her mother Mrs. Hadley returned last Sunday from Omaha after a ten week hospital stay at the university hospital and is improving though still weak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Hadley
Endicott
Harlan Hadley
Stark Brother Trees Offer for Immediate Planting
Rex A. Green advertises Stark Brother fruit trees ready for planting and guaranteed in good condition. Small orders welcomed with careful attention. large orders priced on request. Call for prices and delivery details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex A. Green
Local News Briefs From Beatrice Area
Summary of community notes including hospital visits and recoveries in Beatrice and surrounding towns. Mentions Mrs Sophia Mathias visiting Beat Rice friends, Mrs Sarah Eick to Beatrice hospital, Mrs Clark of Diller recovering, Roe Campbell’s WWI death arrival in Steele City, and a burglary at Ray Green’s restaurant with $4 stolen. Also notes rainfall benefiting crops and cows moved to pasture. Rhode Island Red eggs offered by Mrs Chas Smith of Fairbury. Dr O C Diehl and Mrs Nancy Clark visit. Clark expected home next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Diehl
Nancy Clark
Luthern Hospital
Beatrice
Village election reelects Shutt and elects Fanders
In Tuesday village vote H K Shutt was re elected with 66 of 85 ballots while D W Fanders won 51 votes and F T Pearce 935. Scattering votes occurred and several women participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Fanders
Shutt
Fanders
F. T. Pearce
Miss Charlotte Loock Returns From Peoria Health Cure
Miss Charlotte Loock came home from Peoria Hl where a noted specialist aided her health. She will continue treatment with an Omaha physician recommended by the specialist, accompanied by her parents Mr and Mrs E L Loock this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Loock
Peoria
Omaha
E. L. Loock
Lightning Rods For Farmers Offer Lifetime Security
A Hawkeye System advertised by J. L. Lamb promises complete protection against lightning for barns, crops, and lives. The ad argues small upfront cost prevents irretrievable losses from storms that strike any season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Lamb
Sunday moral vote at Wymore prompts Beatrice hospital treatment
A Sunday event in Wymore ends with Mrs George lace taken to Beatrice hospital for treatment. The remark about grievances suggests discontent, while Mrs D H Ditler arrives from Pittsburg Kansas to support her sister Mrs Mary Miller in illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wymore
George Lace
Beatrice Hospital
D. H. Ditler
Pittsburg, Kan
Mary Miller
Local Notes Include Fort Collins Station Work and Miller Family News
Ft Collins progress on a filling station on the Loveland road at a cost of 2500 with red brick and electric lights. Mrs Mary Miller is hospitalized for cancer in Beatrice with xrays showing advanced lung cancer and all children gathered except Golda McKinley and Sylvia Fish. Lew Starkey, formerly of Diller, plans to rebuild his filling station at Ft Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew Starkey
Diller
Ft. Collins
Colo
Loveland Road
Ft. Collins Express
Mary Miller
Beatrice Hospital
Golda McKinley
Redlands
Calif
Sylvia Fish
Denver
Bird Study Program at Womans Club notes
The April 12 1921 Bird Study program at the Womans Club features host Rolf Cail describing Nebraska birds and Bird Day history. Miss Lillian Wohlfarth presents readings and songs from the Bird Club of Second, with protects of birds in the Primary and Intermediate rooms. Mrs Callander and Miss Ballard discuss song birds and bird life in the forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolf Cail
Nebraska
Lillian Wohlfarth
Bird Club of
Callander
Hale
School Notes On Week At Lincoln Meeting For District 1
School reopened after two day break spent by teachers in Lincoln with District 1 of the Nebraska State Teacher's Association. Examinations set for Thursday and Friday marking the end of the second six weeks. Miss Cecelia Dendinger temporarily covers Mrs Beall's High School classes due to illness. Juniors practice a play for future presentation while Nellie Hilder and Leigh Rein hart return after illness. Sophomores invite Juniors and faculty to a Spring Party Friday night. Pedagogy class serves hot lunch as it studies rural lunch programs. Teachers who attended the State Teachers Association report gaining valuable insights and renewed commitment to improving children's education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska State Teacher’s Association
Cecelia Dendinger
Beall
Misa Mendenhall
Emmert
State Teachers 'Association
The
United Babes
Public Schools Train Leaders Through Best Staff and Facilities
An editorial urges public schools to train for leadership with top teachers and equipment, stressing community patronage and democratic cooperation. It notes athletic clubs preparing for county meets in Fairbury, with hopes of strong school representation and support from townspeople. It also reports Sheriff John L. Schick of Gage County being suspended by Governor McKelvie amid impeachment actions over enforcement and sale of liquor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Athletic Club
Fairoury
John L.schick
Gage County
McKelvie
Beatrice
J. W. McKiesick
Schick
Aioe
Wheat and corn futures prices corrected Thursday report
Corrected Thursday wheat No 2 hard offer 1.21 corn No 3 refined fee clause 34 New oats offering a ein a rEopvee.
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Mangy
Ater
Ene
Credit Savery
Mitchan
Cat
Citizens State Bank
al Waggoner
Burlington
Bonsal
W. T.logan
Will’ Player
F. E.hale
Waverly
Walter Greenwood
Stark Bro
Sophia
Mathias
Paul
Airbury
Miner’s
Ray Green
Cash Register
Roe Campbell
Steele City
Rhode Island
Chas. F. Smith
Fairbury
Nebr
Womans Club
Miss Ballard
Dr. Hess
H. K. Shutt
D-Hess
Lice
Delco
Ga County
M. F. Maynard
Court Street
Beatrice, Nebr
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