Picnic notices and local sales posted in issue
The page lists a Diller picnic next week with family gatherings and notes several local sales and items for sale. Louie Wenz reports delays from showers at threshing. E. F. Habicht's advertises fall caps and golf sweaters. George Logan offers a Fordson Tractor with plow and fenders. Herman Saase advertises a sulky plow. Fairbury visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Ray Green and family and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Clark with daughter Carolina Rose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Green
Norma Frances
Willis Clark
Carolina Rose
Fairbury
Beatrice Ladies Visit Mrs Minnie Boxwell
Mrs A M Boxwell, Mrs Lida Wright of Beatrice and others visited Mrs Minnie Boxwell and friends during a Sunday afternoon gathering last week.
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A. M. Boxwell
L. A. Eastman
Lida Wright
Beatrice
Minnie Boxwell
Booman Family Arrives in Fort Worth for Extended Visit
Mr and Mrs Chas Booman and baby of Fort Worth Texas arrived Tuesday for an extended visit at the homes of her sisters Mrs George Specht Mrs Alonzo Specht and brothers Archie and Vester Carmichael.
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Chas. Booman and Baby
Fort Worth, Texas
George Specht
Alonzo Specht
Archie and
Vester Carmichael
Everett Clark Returns Home After Yard Accident
Everett Clark is home from Fairbury on enforced vacation after slipping from a switch engine in the Rock Island yards where he works and spraining a knee cap requiring crutches.
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Everett Clark
Fairbury
Rock Island
Innis Family Attends Epworth Assembly in Lincoln
Revs. C. F. and Iva M. Innis returned last evening from Lincoln where they motored Tuesday to attend Epworth Assembly. They were accompanied by their daughters Esther and Mary who had gone up Saturday on the Burlington.
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C. F
Iva M. Innis
Lincoln
Epworth
Howe
Esther
Mary
Burlington
Grace Myers and Limprecht party travel to Lincoln
Miss Grace Myers and Mrs FE G Limprecht with children motor to Lincoln Saturday. They faced muddy roads between Beatrice and the capital city and left their car there returning Sunday over the Rock Island to Fairbury and home by auto.
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Grace Myers
FE. G. Limprecht
Lincoln
Beatrice
Rock Island
Fairbury
Harvest Storm Wrecks Kansas Crops Across McDonald Area
Earl Snyder reports a large hail storm across McDonald Kansas ruined corn in a strip through the county including Steve and Floyd Man's fields. Floyd lost about ninety acres of insured wheat at ten dollars per acre.
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Earl Snyder
McDonald
Kans
Steve
Floyd
New Fall Goods Arrive at FE Habichts and Picnic Prep
Report notes new fall merchandise at FE Habicht’s for a picnic. John Meyers of north of town recovers from measles. A son weighing nine pounds was born Aug 5 to Mr. and Mrs. John Roseman south of Diller. Diller area has had prolonged showers and hot sultry days. Harry Keating, south of Shea, lost a toenail after being kicked by a cow last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Roseman
Diller
Harry Keating
Henry Wiemers
Shea
Morning window suggested by S J Thompson
The note urges readers to catch him between seven and nine in the morning to ensure he will be in town. The statement is attributed to S J Thompson and is dated with a 2t marker.
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S. J. Thompson
First Jefferson County Couple Sign Under New Marriage Law
James Harrold Moore aged 27 of Plymouth and Grace L. Johnson aged 22 formerly of Diller now in Fairbury were the first couple in Jefferson County to file under the new marriage law. They completed their intentions to wed in ten days at the county judge's office in Fairbury on Monday.
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James Harrold Moore
Plymouth
Grace L. Johnson
Diller
Fairbury
Jefferson County
First Application for Marriage License Filed in County
The first notice of intention to marry under the new law was filed in the county judge's office Friday morning. Neal V. Diller from Chicago, 24, and Fern L. Hayes from Diller, 25, declare their intention to wed. The filing board posts the notices in the county court room.
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Neal V. Diller
Chicago
Fern L. Hayes
Diller
Beatrice Express
Bonnie Green’s 7th Birthday Party At Home
Bonnie Green celebrated her seventh birthday Saturday July 28 at her parents home, hosting sixteen invited friends. The party featured games, pink rosebud place cards, pink baskets with white candies, a pink white decorated table, a seven candle cake, and pink and white ice cream and cake. Guests offered cheers for many future birthdays.
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Bonnie Green
H. E. Green
Bonnie
Memorial Service For President Harding Held At Diller Opera House
A community memorial service honoring President Harding was held at the Diller Opera House at 3 p m with Rev W F Clark and Rev V F Clark leading prayers and hymns. Committees on arrangements were named including Music Grace Myers Johanna Duhrkop and Sons of Veterans for the Opera House setup. The Diller chautauqua closed last Friday praising lectures by Dr Sudbhindra Bose Edgar S Kindley and Joel W Eastman and a contract for next season was signed by about fifty residents.
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President Harding
Diller Opera’ House
L. M. Cavett
Grace Myers
Johanna Duhrkop
Opera House
Sons of Veterans and World War Veter
Sudbhindra Bose
Awakened Orient
Edgar S. Kindley
Joel W. Eastman
Dr. Bose
India
Hale plans Colorado trip after picnic
F. E. Hale intends to travel to Colorado soon after the picnic. A vendor notes children's silk gloves on bargain at 19 cents per pair. Nearby, several Diller area farmers report the ground too wet to plow.
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F. E. Hale
Colorado
E. F. Habicht
Diller
Mayor Moser and family return from vacation trip
Mayor Moser and family came back Saturday after a motor trip to Julesburg Colorado to visit relatives and to several other places along the way.
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Mayor Moser
Julesburg
Colo
Picnic committee promotes 27th annual event at Diller
The picnic committee made booster trips to all neighboring towns Wednesday and distributed bills advertising the 27th annual picnic at Diller Aug. 15th and 16th.
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Diller
Nurse Mrs Clark Reads Will in Guthrie
Mrs. Mattie Clark, a nurse who cared for Mrs. Harbaugh's family, was summoned to Guthrie Oklahoma to hear the reading of a will. The document bequeaths her a sum of money to aid her nursing work.
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Mattie Clark
Gutherie
Okla
Harbaugh
Community Club Plans Chautauqua For Next Year
Regular meeting notes show July 12 as the next gathering for the Diller Community Club. Members urged a chautauqua as the best cleanest and most educational entertainment suitable for a small community.
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Community Club of
Diller
Miss Hayes Honored at Jolly Neighbor's Club Party
At Mrs George Novotny home on Aug 8 a Miss Fern Hays guest of honor and bride elect of Mr Neal Diller received a dozen tin spoons and later silver spoons from the Jolly Neighbor's Club. The afternoon featured music and witty culinary tales followed by refreshments.
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Jolly Neighbor’s Club
George Novotny
Fern Hays
Neal Diller
Notice on Telephone Service and Local Marital News
Notice warns that calls will be refused to non paying renters at 10 cents per call. Nebraska report notes only one town with full service, others use operator lift system. Also an ad offers a piano for sale via equity payments from Lock Box 716 in Omaha. Mr and Mrs R W Green announce the marriage of Miss Bess Adgate of Ionia Michigan to H J Philips of University Place. The couple will reside at 3009 R Street Lincoln after a coast to coast automobile tour.
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Nebraska
Omaha
Nebr
R. W. Green
Bess Adgate
Ionia
Mich
H. J. Philips
University Place
East
Mrs. Philips
Lincoln
R. St
Estimate of expenses for Diller village year 1923
At a regular meeting of the Board of Trustees of the Village of Diller Nebraska on July 23 1923 the board estimated expenditures for the fiscal year starting May 1 1923 for all purposes at 3070 dollars and ordered the figure spread on the minutes and published as required by law S Moser Chair Chas E Waggoner Clerk
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Diller
Nebr
Ordinance No. 97 Establishes 1923 Village Levy
The Village of Diller Nebraska enacts an annual appropriation for 1923. It levies six and one quarter mills on all taxable property to fund village purposes with specific splits to general light water interest and other funds. The ordinance takes effect after adoption and publication.
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Diller
Jefferson Co
Nebr
New Wave-Changer Switch For Radio Generators
A three point wave changer switch with locking attachment is now available for radio generators. The switch arms so arranged that when moved across the face of the appliance it may be locked on any of the three spring contacts. Each contact provides the connection for a different length of radio wave. The arm once locked cannot jar or move out of place.
National Park Visitors See High Car Occupancy in 1922
Registration data for 1922 national park motorists show an average of 3.45 persons per car. Some roadsters carried only two passengers, indicating many vehicles were near capacity on tours.
Youth Restored for a Child's Vienna Return
Gutenach protests a trip to Vienna as costly. The other person hints at restoring youth with Dr. Steinach, planning to return on a child's ticket.
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Vienna
Gutenach
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens State Bank
Louie Wenz
Fordson Tractor
Oliver
Geo. Logan
E. F. Habicht’s
Herman Saase
FE. F. Habicht
S. el
John Meyers
Rev
W. F. Clark
V. F. Clark
Deh Shen
G. F. Ry Dahrkop
C. F. Innis
Ans
Woman’s Relief Corps
Miss Hayes
Club
Hays
H. K. Shutt
Diller Telephone Co
C. Moser
Chas. E. Cena
National Park
G. T. Mills
Dr. Leach
A. D. Acker
Man Fairbury
G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
A. D. Ackerman
Diller Markets
Farmers Grain CO
Farmers Union Store
Diller Meat Market
Herman Peters
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