Arbor Day and Local Social Notes from Jefferson County
Arbor Day events noted as communities plan tree planting. Mr and Mrs C J Mayborn and Mrs Cora Coleman traveled to Lincoln and back Saturday. A two year old daughter of Wilfred Hanson near Steele City has pneumonia. Alvin Hirsch and family of Fairbury visited in Diller with Mrs Lloyd Hurst and family. The Jefferson County Council of Christian Education holds its annual meeting May at the Congregational church in Diller at 10 am with a basket dinner at noon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. J. Mayborn
Cora Coleman
Lincoln
Wilfred Hanson
Steele City
Alvin Hirsch
Fairbury
Diller
Lloyd Hurst
Jefferson County Council of Christine Education
Congregational Church
Local families visit Henry Novotny home near Steele City
Mr Fi Frank of Bart and family with Albert Bures and families joined Fred Novotny and others for a Sunday gathering at the Henry Novotny residence near Steele City Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fi Frank
Bart and Family
Albert Bures
Wa Hanover
Kap
Fred Novotny
Henry Novotny
Steele City
Doctor Albert Lynch Dies After Illness in Fairbury
Dr. Albert Lynch 64 prominent Fairbury physician owner of the Lynch and Clinic died Monday after a four illness. He practiced medicine in Fairbury for twenty six years. His funeral was held Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Lynch
Fairbury
Lynch
Local subscribers renew Record in Beatrice and region
The past week saw renewals from W J Zugmeir of Odell C J Packer of Belleville Kan Mrs R E Colman of Lincoln Thos P of Beatrice Herman Stahl and Ray Lamb of Diller among others renewing for the Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Zugmeir
Odell
C. J. Packer
Belleville
Kan
R- E. Colman
Lincoln
Thos. P
Beatrice
Herman Stahl
Ray Lamb
Diller
Friday Night Aid Moves to Savannah for Sister’s Tumor Treatment
A Carthage Missouri man rushed to his ill sister who has a tumor. As she faced an operation he arrived and agreed to take her to Savannah for treatment, accompanying her on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Savannah
Viers Family Visit Intersects With Lebanon Man’s Return
Lawson Viers of Lebanon Kansas traveled home from St. Louis Missouri after selling a carload of cattle. He stopped to visit his father S B Viers Sr and other relatives at his brother Dr S B Viers residence before continuing his journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawson Viers
Lebanon
Kan
St. Louis
S.B. Viers
S. B
Roy Mansfield Applies City Water To Diller Home
Roy Mansfield begins city water service installation at his residence in Diller. A casual aside asks if you noticed your wife’s spring hat, questioning whether she purchased one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Mansfield
Diller
Diller Stores Extend Evening Hours
Beginning Wednesday April 27 the Diller stores will be open in the evenings to accommodate customers who cannot shop during daytime hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Beatrice Couple Visits Diller Relatives This Week
Mr and Mrs Thos P Price of Beatrice visited friends and relatives in Diller this week. They formerly resided here and Mr Price is entering the mercantile and farming business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. P. Price
Beatrice
Diller
Mr. Price
Mercantiles and
King
Diller Forms Fast Ball Team With Local Support
Businessmen and citizens of Diller contribute to buy new equipment for a baseball team. William Bord elected manager and R W Green secretary treasurer at a Monday meeting. They plan to attend the Cornhusker League meeting in Tobias on April 25 to seek league entry. The piece notes community involvement and local activity including farm work and visits by Lorenz Willems and his wife to Diller relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orand Vicinity
William Bord
R. W. Green
Cornhusker League
Nurse attends seriously ill patient in Steele City
Mrs. Phyliss Patton, a registered nurse, was called to Steele City to care for Mrs. Henry Scheele who is seriously ill with pneumonia. Miss Margaret Velte from Auburn, Nebraska, visited here last Friday with friends and had dental work done.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyliss Patton
R.N
Steele City
Henry Scheele
Margaret Velte
Auburn, Nebru
Punctured Clouds Spark New Jamboree of Spending
The remark notes that bright spells trigger a fresh spree of shopping beyond means as people chase gaiety once more. It reflects concerns about consumer exuberance and credit use amid economic mood shifts.
Matches Boom Tax Sparks Big Revenue Numbers
The piece notes widespread use of matches in cigar stores with boxes sold cheaply. A new law imposes four cents tax on twenty boxes or one thousand matches, estimated to raise about twelve million seven hundred thousand dollars yearly, with postage increases adding up to about thirty five million dollars annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Symeon
Deal With A Dependable House
A fragment touts a dependable house for buying, promising safer prices and steady quality. It emphasizes trust in a well known merchant with strong sales support and a long standing record in clothing.
Sunbonnet Girl Operetta Practice at Diller High School
Diller High School chorus works on the two act comic operetta Sunbonnet Girl with rustic Husking Bee song in the last act. The scene unfolds at Hiram Petty home during summer as Susan Clifton the Sunbonnet Girl and Rachael Viers feature in the operetta. Mrs Abijah Scroggs oversees the production while Eloise Diller battles Coleman in a music contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller High School
Lynn Cully
Cecilia
Frances Hilder
Hiram Petty
Susan Clifton
Rachael Viers
Abijah Scroggs
Meadow farm music contest in a village romance
A garden music contest at the Meadows farm sees Sunbonnet Sue face fashion hurdles and dishwashing duty before Barbara Bob and Jerry help her. Sue wins the prize in fashionable dress, Bob confesses, and a deed to a Los Angeles town lot resolves obstacles for a cheerful finish.
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Daniel
Sunbonnet Sue
Mrs. Sys
Scroggs
Sue
Barbara
Bob
Jerry
Eleanor Henrichs
Los Angeles
Pining for Palm Beach and the Rocky Mountains
The writer muses that a few weeks of longing for distant places will pass, noting we are in a good place where we are and that pining is safe because there is no government tax to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm Beach
Rocky Mountains
Father Son Dialogue Sparks A Laundry Joke
A brief exchanges reveals a humorous clash over accounting and a joke about silk underwear. The father questions the son’s study, and the son replies with a wry acknowledgment and a pun about adding up laundry.
Boy inventor shines with tubeless radio dream
Local notes praise a Kentucky mountain boy who designed a tubeless radio delivering high volume and clear sweet tone. The device operates without tubes and eliminates static, drawing attention from Relief in Sight Chicf and Indiana capitalists as a future hit with strong sales potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicf
Indiana
Kentucky
Farm machinery and home goods catalog notices at sale
Various ad snippets promote farm equipment and home improvements including steel gates, screen doors, windows, paint, and general repair services. Special prices and none aggressive sales tone encourage customers to shop early while postwar prices prevail.
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Citizens State Bank
Dave Kupper
Paul Renz
Paul
John Carrico
T. F. Roehrkasse
Woman’s Club
Hebron
Lorenz Willems
U. S
Pembira
No. Dak
Mary Willems
The
Diller Opera House
Milow’s
Atoll
Atwater Kent Radios
Waggoner Bros
Congress
Yale Record
Burr
Diller “Home” Service
Billy
Sage
Jack
Cornbelt Lbr. & Coal Co
L. Geer
Mar
Nebraska
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