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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1944
Page
2
In the County Court of Jefferson County Nebraska the firm Hubka and Hubka represents the estate of Julia Novotny deceased. The filing appears as a probate matter seeking administration and disposition of the deceased's estate and related petitions.
The State of Nebraska notifies all interested in the estate that a probate petition for the last will of the deceased has been filed and an administrator with the will annexed named John Sedlacek is set for hearing on August 19, 1944 at 10:00 AM in the County Court Room, Fairbury. Published July 27 1944. Last publication August 10 1944.
Funeral services conducted Sunday afternoon for E. E. McCune from the Congregational Church with Rev Stevenson of Fairbury officiating. Music by a ladies trio with Flossie Raymond Waeggoners among numerous out of town relatives listed from Pickrell Omaha Beatrice Lincoln Wymore Odell and other nearby towns.
An argument urging farmers to buy War Bonds to build reserves, pay debts, and curb inflation while supporting the war effort. It stresses secure, liquid investments, postwar repairs, and gradual funding to avoid inflation, plus a patriotic call to aid democracy and protect loved ones.
Deck Mr and Mrs Wileon Hardy Mr and Mrs Howard Hardy of Fairbury Mr and Mrs Earl Weaver and Mr Chas Fisher of Steele City appear in the society column detailing recent gatherings and connections among area residents.
We express grateful thanks to all who assisted during illness and burial of our beloved father and for the beautiful floral offerings. We also thank those who sent cards during his illness. Mr. and Mrs. Chas McCune and families. Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCune and families. Mr. and Mrs. Orville McCune and families.
An act to prohibit manufacture sale transportation importation advertising possession or use of intoxicating liquors as a beverage and to repeal existing Nebraska liquor laws in Chapter 116 of 1935 and amendments thereto.
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