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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1949
Page
1
Leave all watches clocks and jewelry for repair at John’s Store. Pick up and deliver every Thursday.
The piece argues compulsory government health insurance is a tax since payments reflect a defined government benefit. It cites actuarial logic and contrasts payroll deductions with true insurance. Also notes local social updates and community moving parts amid regional notes.
Beatrice Frisbie celebrated her birthday Sunday with family present. Guests included Mr. and Mrs Henry Frisbie of Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs Frank Frisbie, Mrs Beatrice Greider and daughter, grandchildren Shirtey from St Paul, and Bill in the navy at San Diego. Guests brought baskets of food and a birthday cake was served.
An uso news summary notes merchants face a buyers market with slow-moving goods unless prices drop. Retailers must anticipate customer needs, cut waste, and lower costs while maintaining safety. The piece also mentions a lunar eclipse observed Tuesday night and a Diller switchboard repair, plus Hastings hiring for primary teachers.
The article discusses an 1866 Nebraska Board of Immigration pamphlet praising the state as a site for flour production and manufacturing. It highlights abundant streams, timber for implements and wagons, and the role of newspapers in promoting towns to eastern readers and agents. It also notes modernizations in local businesses and small community updates.
Della Hale and Ernest Roebke wed April 3 at St Paul’s Lutheran Beatrice parsonage. Bride wore brown gabardine with three strand pearls. orchid gladiola corsage. They will reside at 1023 N 6th Beatrice. The couple both attended Beatrice High School. he works for Davidson Oil Co. The event precedes Homesteader Community Concert Association season finale. Mary Jo Andell of Lincoln High earned National Honor Society membership. 400 seniors, 79 honored this year.
A wet weekend gave way to clearing skies and springlike warmth in Diller area. Wednesday reached 70 but chill and precipitation returned Thursday with rain and snow. The Rev. R L Williams resigned after 19 years as pastor in Steele City and will serve at Nelson.
April 21 meeting set in church basement at 2 p.m. April 15 mission study at 2 30 p.m. at the home of Mrs E J Weigel April 19 C E S
A six pound girl named Rebecca Jane was born to Mr. and Mrs. Glen Ball of Lincoln on March 80. A son weighing 7 pounds 12 ounces arrived April 13 at Lutheran Hospital in Beatrice to Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Eden of York Nebraska. A boy weighing 10 pounds was born to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lottman on April 6.
Seriously ill C. E. Showers is in a Beatrice hospital with a cerebral hemorrhage. He became suddenly ill Sunday and was taken to the hospital. Baseball practice was raiped out last Sunday but will be held this Sunday at 2 p.m. at the diamond. All interested plan to be present. Mr and Mrs Viers returned home Monday after visiting Drs brother, Dr Carl Viers, who is seriously ill.
Notice to creditors and determination of heirship for an intestate estate filed by DENNEY and DENNEY Attorneys at Law. The document outlines creditors’ claims procedures and seeks court resolution on rightful heirs. Proceedings list case details and filing dates.
County court announces an estate matter for Mahlon H. Lucas deceased. Henry Anton Saathoff and Anna Elsie Saathoff solicit a court determination of the decedent’s heirs and date of death for property described as south half of the Northwest Quarter and west half of the Southwest Quarter of Section 23 Township 1 North Range 4 East. Hearing set for April 25, 1949 at 10 a.m. before County Judge Samuel Gallamore.
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