Fairbury News Briefs and Local Gossip
Dr. G. H. Newton of Fairbury announces eye ear nose and throat services. Geo Riddle S G Hutchison O C Deihl and families visit Fairbury. Loyal Henrich and Jeff Melichar return from a Denver Colorado Springs auto trip. Miss Maxine Colman visits aunt Mrs R W Green before Diller picnic. Mrs Francis Wallace south of town suffers typhoid fever cared for by Mrs Warman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
Loyal Henrich
Jeff Melichar
Denver
Colorado Springs
Maxine Colman
R. W. Green
Francis Wallace
Warman
Local notes and society sketch from Diller area
Mrs J C Booettcher, once of Diller now near Wymore, returned from a trip to Missouri Arizona California and Idaho. Miss Elsie Wedemeyer visited Johnstown Nebro Hanover Germany friends before returning home. Fairchild Clay Products Co Endicott building 60 000 fancy face brick and carloads of common brick for Burlington station at McCook. Dr S W Dodge longtime Fairbury physician died at his home aged nearly 78. Mrs Kilpatrick and two daughters Florence Kilpatrick Kansas City and Mrs Gifford Lewiston Neb and J H Nida Pawnee City visited Mrs E J Caflett. Two inches rain fell here yesterday aiding fall plowing. Emma Fry’s lamp spark ignited a lace curtain causing a small blaze neighbors reported the fire before much damage. Ice was before much damage had been one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairchild Clay Products Co
Endicott
Burlington Station
McCook
Emma Fry
Society Notices From The Record Office
The M W A meets on the second and fourth Thursdays each month. Mrs Sophia Mathias and granddaughter returned Saturday after visiting relatives near Lanham. Mr and Mrs F P Sheldon and Mr and Mrs B Wolph of Nehawka Cass county acquaintances were guests at the Loock home in Diller Tuesday night. Ten thousand tourists sail from New York weekly. Europe should pay its debt to America by fall.
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Europe
America
New York
Sophia Mathias
Lanham
F. P. Sheldon
B. Wolph
Nehawka
Cass County
E. L. Loock
Loock
Diller
Beatrice Death Passes Mrs Greening After Lingering Illness
Mr and Mrs Howard Prather of the Shea neighborhood were called to Beatrice Sunday by the death of her mother Mrs C W Greening after a lingering illness. Her funeral was held Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Prather
Shea
Beatrice
C. W. Greening
Diller Wolves Edge White Sox 7 to 4 in Picnic Day Game
Diller residents gathered for a Tuesday Odell picnic with bands from Odell and Herkimer providing music. The Diller Wolves defeated the White Sox 7 to 4 in a fast game, with a large crowd attending the celebration.
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Diller
Odell
Odell and Herkimer
Diller Wolves
White Sox
Stroke Sobs for Mrs Etchinson in Nebraska Visit
Mrs. Moser received a Saturday message that her mother Mrs. Etchinson, staying with relatives at Clay Center Nebraska, had a paralytic stroke affecting the right side of her body and the left side of her face but not to come until considerably and to brighter than for some time.
Charles Mann Released on Bond for Nebraska Hearing
Charles Mann is released on a $1,000 bond to appear for a preliminary hearing on August 10. He was apprehended just over the line in Kansas and agreed to return to Nebraska without a requisition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles
Lanhamaus Isips
Trice
Kansas
Nebraska
Hiram Packer Starts New Residence Near Winged Foe
Hiram Packer begins building a 32 by 32 foot brick and tile house on quarter land a mile north and east of Winged Foe. The one and a half story modern dwelling will use Fairchild Kiln brick from Endicott and include a basement. After completion it will be the Wacker home, with the current family house becoming a tenant residence after repairs.
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Hiram
Packer
Winged Foe
Fairchild
Endicott
Wacker Hose
Temporary Manager Named For Diller Co Op Store
Ab Bristol and family left for Sioux City to visit relatives. Mrs Dora Wohlfarth and Mrs Harry Patton returned from Byron visit. C C Barnett ill at home. The Farmers Union Co-Op store at Diller named Homer Brunk as temporary manager after E S Diller resigned before starting. Brunk’s permanent role depends on the job’s stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bristol
Sioux City
Dora Wohlfarth
Harry Patton
Byron
E. S. Diller
Farmers Union Co-Op
Diller
Homer Brunk
Plymouth
Two-City Car Crash Near Cemetery Corner
A Dodge driven by Corda Wiemers and a Ford driven by Oscar Humm collided at the cemetery corner on the P-W-F highway one and a half miles north of town. Both cars were demolished. all occupants escaped serious injury with minor bruises. Nicoll suffered a head injury and was unconscious for hours. The Wiemers car was towed to Fairbury. the Ford was junked. Humm and Nicoll continued toward Ft. Morgan, Colo., that evening on No. 17.
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Scede Wiemers
Corda
Oscar Humm
Pawnee City
Ehumm
John Nicoll
Tarkio
Ft. Morgan
Colo
Nicoll
Wiemers
Fairbury
Messrs
Hamm and
Nicholl
Boy Hurt By Blind Horse Near Shea
Four year old Robert Gridley, son of Mr and Mrs Don Gridley, southwest of Shea, was kicked in the face by an old blind horse. Three upper teeth were knocked out, injuries believed caused after he struck the horse with a stick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert
Don Gridley
Shea
Robertson Family Vacation Through Iowa Minnesota Trip Highlights
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Robertson and daughter Meredith vacationed across lake resorts in Iowa and Minnesota. They visited Storm Lake, Lake Okoboji, Itasca State Park and the source of the Mississippi with a pine log foot bridge. They fished with J. W. Hayworth party on Crooked Lake near Stony Point, catching black bass with eight fish per person limits. Meredith landed the largest catch and enjoyed fresh fish and raspberry pie. They saw Leech Lake shore rural hotels and toured the twin cities before returning via Worthington.
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W. G. Robertson
Meredith
Iowa
Minnesota
Storm Lake
Lake Okoboji
Ransy State Park
Lake Itasca
Istasca State Park
J. W. Hayworth
Differ
Stony Point
Crooked Lake
Leech Lake
Twin Cities
Worthington
E. F. Habicht
Communists aim to equalize world conditions with Russia
The idea behind the Communists is that if they can make the rest of the world as bad as Russia, Russia will be as good as any other country.
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Russia
Stingy Holt County Groom Keeps Candy for Children
A Nebraska joke item reports a stingy Holt County man marrying a woman by a justice, and spending frugally on a wedding trip to O'Neill in a lumber wagon. They have a frugal wedding dinner of bologna and crackers, and plan to save the rest of the candy for the children.
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Holt County
Nebraska
O’neil
Osmond
Wall's Catarrh Medicine Promotes Relief Over Four Decades
For over 40 years Wall's Catarrh Medicine has succeeded in treating catarrh. It includes an ointment for external relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. As a blood purifier it delivers wonderful results. Available from all druggists. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall
Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diller State
Sexton
the Record Office For
Gale Bills
Geo. Riddle
S. G. Hutchison
O. C. Deihl and
J. C. Booettcher
Wymore
Missouri
Arizona
California
Idaho
Elsie Wedemeyer
Johnsyon
Nebro
Hanover
Germany
S. W. Dodge
Kilpatrick
Florence Kilpatrick
Kansas City
Gifford
Lewiston
Nebr
J. H. Nida
E. J. Caflett
Record Office
N&mann
C. C. Barnett
Geo.Pitts Farm
J. W. Fouts
Misssissippi
Robinsons
Northern Lake
Harold Bell Weights
Fairbury, Nebraska
Cecil B. DeMille
Red Sea
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