Mrs Bell Dies Sudden on April Night in Diller
The Bell family mourns after Mary Catherine Green Bell dies suddenly in Diller during the night of April 18. Born 1853 in North Liberty Iowa, she moved with Alexander Bell to Nebraska, raised nine children, and was active in Lutheran and Presbyterian churches and several women’s orders. Funeral held at Presbyterian church with interment at Prairie Home cemetery. husband, children, siblings, and grandchildren survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Bell
Mary Catherine’ Green
Wm.Green
Pettlera
North Liberty
Iowa
Jefferson County
Diller
W.G. Bell
Bellingham
Wash
H. A. Bell
Nebr
Hazy Bell
B. A. Bell
W. A. Hull
Lincoln
J. E. Copeland
H. M. Gemeny
Sabetha
Kan
C. L. Waggoner
Beulah Bell
Prairie Home Cemetery
W. N. Sparks
A. Mayborn
RK. L
Oaks
J. D. Blauser
W. E. Mudge
I. D. Steiner
Community Notes From A. D. Stotts To Wymore Visit
The passage records everyday movements and visits: Miss Susan Rafidall visited Tuesday afternoon with friends in Wymore during train delays. Mrs J W Black of Belvidere stayed about a week with Parson Burlington Agent F W Black and family. Mrs S E Clark came from Hebron to help care for her ailing parents Mr and Mrs J D Cherry Sr. Mrs A Friday came from Fairbury to attend the funeral of Mrs Alex Bell. It notes reliance on family money and prayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Fish
Bertha Shultz
Alex Bell
Lincoln
Susan Rafidall
Wymore
J. W. Black
Belvidere
Burlington
F. W. Black and
S. E. Clark
Hebron
J.D. Cherry, Sr
A. Friday
Fairbury
Surprise sixteenth birthday dinner for Miss Ethel Pickard
Mrs. Fred Clark hosted a Wednesday dinner surprise for her niece Miss Ethel Pickard. Friends gathered in the dining room to celebrate her sixteenth birthday with cheerful greetings and a warm reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Clark
Miss Ethel Pickard
Ethel
Presbyterian Church Services April 25 1915
The Sunday program lists morning events at 10 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. preaching with a sermon on David's choice of weapon. Junior C E at 4 p.m. in the Christian church and senior C E topic Tupi¢ on church and human conduct. Evening sermon titled Great Fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
David
C. E
Christian Church
C. E. Tupi
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Theo. Reiber
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H. S. Armstead
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Fred Henrichs
Augusta Fox
John Lpock
Peoria
Ill
U. S. Weather Bureau
Albert Wood
Beatrice
Watson’s Hardware
Chase & Sanborn
Diller Merc. Co
C. E. Fairbank
Sunday
Shea
J. E. Kerr
Jas. G. Packer
Packer
Kerr
Miller
Waggoner Bros
Hutchinson's
G. T. Mills
Ethel Richardson
Beaatrice
J. R. Weddle
S. F. Stull
August Laeger
Rock Island
Jansen
A. D. Stotts
Advo
Loock & Habicht
E. E. Gerard
Lady Marlborough Vacuum Cleaner
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Diller Markets
Rigdon
O. F. Rigdon