Elected President of Group 1 Bankers Association
O. J. Mayborn president of the Diller State Bank was chosen as president of the Group 1 Bankers Association at its Lincoln convention. L. Boyd Rist of First National of Wymore spoke on the Fifth War Bond campaign due in June, noting bankers have earned about 880 percent of bond sales at no cost to the government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Bankers’ Association
O. J. Mayborn
Diller State Bank
Lincoln
L. Boyd
Rist. Pres
First National
Wymore
Remmers Dies of Injuries in Wymore Beatrice Crash
Tommy Remmers, 20, son of Mr and Mrs John Remmers, farmers south of Wymore, died from brain concussion after a car struck a mailbox and hit a tree five miles south of Beatrice. Passenger Miss Florence Sutter, 18, of Liberty, remained in serious condition with multiple injuries. Funeral services were held at Miller funeral home in Wymore with interment in Wymore cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tommy. Remmere
John Remmers
Wymore
Birnston
Florence Sutter
W. W. Sutter
Liberty
Remmers
Beatrice
Sutter
Barneston High School
Miller Funeral Home
A. G. Wendt
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Barneston
Mra
Lealie Hawkins
Lawrence Hullman Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Lawrence Hullman of Falls City son of Mr and Mrs Eilert Hullman was stricken with acute appendicitis Monday morning and underwent an operation at Falls City hospital a few hours later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Eilert Hullman
Falls City
Falls City Hospital
Farm Purchase by Arthur Hasche of Folkers Farm
Arthur Hasche bought 124 acres of Folkers farm from the heirs of J. H. Folkers for 6600 dollars through the Hutchinson agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Hasche
Folkers
J.H Folkers
Hutchinson Agency
Visits In Diller With Fred Wolff Of Sterling Neb
Fred Wolff from Sterling Nebraska spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs Jake Lottman in Diller visiting friends Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Wolff
Sterling, Nebr
Jake Lottman
Diller
Missionary Division Meeting Postponed to April 28
The meeting of the Missionary division of the Woman's Association of the Congregational church has been postponed until Friday April 28. Mr. and Mrs. H Scheele and family visited Sunday with his sister Mrs. Bill Lampe and family at Washington Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary Division of the Woman’s Association of the Congregational Church
H. Scheele
Bill Lampe
Washington, Kans
Two Horses Electrocuted At Grain Company Entrance
Two horses valued at about 150 dollars were electrocuted at the Wavery Nebr grain company entrance Monday at 10 am. The horses were leading a grain wagon and, covered in snow, were jolted when one touched an electric hoist and collapsed, the second following about a minute later. Owner Wesley Denson of Waverly reported the incident. dampness is suspected to have conducted the electricity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson Grain Company
Wavery Nébr
Wesley Denson
Waverly
Beatrice Daily Sup
Chicago visitor Neil Diller's weekend home stop
Neil Diller of Chicago visited his father J. Smith Diller over the weekend. He was met in Fairbury by his brothers Laurice and Sanley and hosted by his sister Marian Logan and husband Max. Logan. He returned to Chicago aboard the Rocket from Fairbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neil Diller
Chicago
J. Smith Diller
Fairbury
Laurice
Sanley
Diller
Neil
Marian
Max. Logan
Captain Clarence Brott Receives Purple Heart
Captain Clarence Brott of the Army Medical Corps is awarded the Purple Heart for wounds at Anzio. He told his wife of burns and cuts from bomb fragments and a moderate brain concussion. Brott, son of August and Louise Brott, was serving seven months with a surgical team in Italy, mainly Cassino and Anzio, and was recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Brett
Army Medical Corps
Anzio Beachead
Clarence Brott
August Brott
Louise Overbeck
Diller
Brott
Italy
Cassino
Anzio
Dust Control Program At Bruning Air Base
Bruning Army Air Field implements a three fold dust control plan supervised by Frank Flynn agronomist. Grass sowing reduces dust and improves health while greens from victory gardens supply the mess hall. Gardens will grow peas beans tomatoes corn carrots cabbage onions radishes and potatoes for consolidation with meals.
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Bruning Air Base
Bruning Army Air Field
Frank Flynn
Post Engineers
Flynn
Jefferson County
Hebron High School
Bruniog
Funeral services held for Henry H. Koenig
Beatrice services were held at 2 o'clock from the Bergmeyer Chapel for Henry H. Koenig who died Sunday afternoon at his home. The Rev. John Streng of St. John's Lutheran Church officiated with interment in Evergreen Home Cemetery. Mr and Mrs Phillip Taddiken attended the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip Taddiken
Henry H. Koenig
Beatrice
Bergmeyer Chapel
John Streng
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Evergreen Home Cemetery
Honors Day honors Verne Hubka in engineering start
Verne Robert Hubka of Diller a freshman in the college of engineering was among 285 students honored for scholarship at the honors day convocation held Tuesday April 18 Hubka ranked in the upper ten percent of his class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Robert Hubka
Diller
College of Engineering
Hubka
Returns From Omaha Hospital Feeling Fine
Mono Hicker, after five weeks at Clarkson hospital in Omaha, returned Friday to his home near Diller and is reported to be feeling fine now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mono Hicker
Clarkson Hospital
Omaha
Diller
Arbor Day Tree Planting on Morton Birthday
A community event invites residents to plant a tree on Saturday April 22 honoring J Sterling Morton founder of Arbor Day. The occasion marks the birthday of Morton with a city wide greenery effort and school participation.
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J. Sterling Morton
Route 1 drives substitute for injured Rex Green
Rex Green suffers a broken wrist while driving when the steering wheel rebounds from a rut and hits his wrist. Bill Green is substituting on Route 1 while Rex recovers.
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Rex Green
Bill Green
Elizabeth Fouts Returns Home to Diller Neb
Mrs. Elizabeth Fouts returns to her home in Diller Nebraska after spending the winter with her son Kenneth and his family in Seward Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Fouts
Diller
Kenneth
Seward
Nebr
Behrends Family Return From Iowa Visit
Evelyn Behrends and Mrs. Bernard Behrends with her son returned from Little Sioux Iowa on Wednesday after visiting Evelyns sister Mrs Sheerer and family.
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Evelyn Behrends
Bernard Behrends
Little Sioux
Iowa
Sheerer
Doctor Cecil Ellis Plans California Relocation
Dr Cecil Ellis left Chester last Thursday for Los Angeles to consider settling there. His wife Lillian Wohlfarth and son Roger will stay in Chester until school closes as Mrs Ellis teaches in that city and Roger attends school there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Ellis
Chester
Los Angeles
California
Lillian Wohlfarth
Roger
Diller Record Welcomes Pvt Marvin Mains
Pvt Marvin D Mains of Salt Lake City requests regular delivery of the Diller Record. His mother Clara Lottman Mains and aunt Dan Garton arranged access to copies, recalling summers with uncle Jake Lottman near Diller where he made friends. Address: 36480729 Bat.A 467 P.F.A. Prov to Camp McKall No Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Marvin Mains
T T Mains
Clara Lottman
Salt Lake City
Marvin
Dan Garton
Jake Lottman
Pvt. Marvin
D. Mains
Camp McKall No. Carolina
Kensington W.S.C.S. Holds April Meeting at Home
The Kensington W.S.C.S. met at our host Mre H Green’s home on a Thursday afternoon April 18. President Mre Ralph Long called the meeting to order. Officers elected for next year were Clarence Renz president, Mrs Clarence Steffen vice president, Nellie Green secretary, Allie Eick treasurer, Eva Green auditor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
H.green
Ralph Long
Charles Smith
Mre
Long
Clarence Renz
Clarence Steffen
Nellie Green
Allie Eick
Eva Green
Green
Ollie Thompson
Cora Weigle
Hazel Johnson
Minnie Clausen
Hazel Green
Roe Patton Posts New USN Address From Fleet Post
Sailor Roe E. Patton declares a new mailing address aboard U S S PCS 1396 in care Fleet Postmaster San Francisco California. Poem notes life on GI bed in camp work and longing for home while praising government issues and comforts of military life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roe Patton
Soap
Roe E. Patton
Usn
U.S.S
Care Fleet
San Francisco
Cal
Week end Visitors From Omaha Stay With Hutchins
Week end visitors Mr and Mrs Harold R Hutchin sop of Omaha were at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs S C Hutchin 60 D.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold R. Hutchinsop
Omaha
S. C.hutchin
High School Hi Lights Featuring Visiting Speaker
The article notes training girls practicing in rural schools, including Denice Anderson and Doris Wolken, plus Mary Lou Thompson. Doctor Ray Rice spoke to students on memory and India experiences, with a senior-class interview. The Girls Reserve repurposes wastepaper, and Geneva trip ratings show several students earning Superior or Excellent.
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Denice Anderson
Della Roelfs
Doris Wolken
Evelyn Renz
Elaine Champ
Ray Lamb
Mary
Lou Thompson
India
Camilla Hubka
Keith Baker
Mrs. Hiatt
Busy at Lincoln General Hospital Nurse Spends Sunday at Home
Miss Julia Diller, nurse trainee at Lincoln General Hospital, spent Sunday at her home in Diller. She said the hospital is very busy but was relieved from duty for a brief visit with her brother Neil of Chicago.
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Julia Diller
Lincoln General Hospital
Diller
Julia
Neil
Chicago
Diller Students Shine at State Music Contest
Diller sent seven entrants to the state music contest in Geneva on Friday April 14. The group earned two superior ratings three excellent one good and one average. Seniors Richard Steffen and Marilyn Miller earned superior ratings.
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Geneva
Richard _ Steffen
Baron Twirling
Marilyn Miller
Lynon Thompson
Darlene Novotny
Gloria Miller
Lois Weber
Beverly Hays
Diller
Richard Steffen
Lynn. Thompson
Beverly Hayes
Betty Grabber
Eva, Green
Ludington
Roy Casper
A Hays
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Group 1 Bankers Association
Tommy
Buys Farm
Omaha Hospital
W.S.C.S. Meeting
Roe
Eagle Screams
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