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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1934
Page
8
Miss Freda DeBoer sixteen year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred DeBoer died Sunday evening near Odell after an appendicitis operation Her funeral was held Tuesday afternoon at 1 30 from her parents home and at 2 30 from St Paul Lutheran church with burial in Prairie Home cemetery
Frieda Johanna DeBoer born July 13 1918 in Diller died August 6 1934 at age 16 buried after baptism and confirmation in St Pauls Lutheran. She leaves parents three sisters and three brothers with many relatives and friends. Card of thanks from the DeBoer family thanks neighbors for floral offerings and singing.
Mrs Fannie Dymasek widow of Joseph Dymacek a Bohemian resident of Diller died Tuesday morning at home from general decline at about ninety. Funeral held yesterday at 2 PM from the Methodist church Rev Drew with interment in Prairie Home cemetery beside her husband and their son Frank Dymasek who died February 6 of this year.
The U S Navy Recruiting District in Omaha will accept fifty recruits during August 1984 with a limited monthly quota thereafter. Ages 17 to 25. Sub-stations in Lincoln Hastings and North Platte. Applications at nearest station. Applicants must bring parents. A S Pleasants Officer in Charge.
Mrs. Orville Richardson entertained the N R Club Wednesday of last week with eleven members present. Guests included Mrs. F W Frisbie and grandson Leonard Dale Helen Frisbie and Bethel Mann. High scores were noted and a luncheon was served. Aug 22 meeting is invited by Mrs Guy Learned.
The Beatrice city talks of constructing two new concrete bridges over the Blue River on Court Street and South Sixth with state and federal funds. A fine concrete bridge was built at Marysville, Kansas, last year.
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