Obituary and local notes from Beatrice area
Carl Schulz sr 82 died at home in Beatrice after living there since 1938. Born in Germany April 5 1862 he was a retired farmer and blacksmith survived by wife Wilhelmina five sons and one daughter twelve grandchildren and one great grandchild with two children predeceased. Funeral at Beatrice St John Lutheran Church burial Evergreen cemetery. Nebraska pheasant and quail season to be set by state game commissioners Saturday after pre-season survey informs population trends. Also notes August 21 Keystone meeting at Mrs J H Frazee home and visits by John and May Sailing of Kenton Washington who traveled 16 hours by airplane. Jefferson County Old Settlers Picnic today at Fairbury City park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schulz
Beatrice
Germany
Lanham
Wilhelmina
Carl
Willian
Gerhart
Ernest
Diller
Martie
Marysville
Otto
Hanover
Fred Harries
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Evergreen Cemetery
Nebraska
Wilbur Eick
Mayor Roseman
American Legion
Total Post
Legion Auxiliary
Harry Ahrends
D._V. Fanders
Will Roseman
Norman
Malchow
Steele City
Community Club
V. F.W. Drum & Bugle Corps
Fairbury
Casper
Endicott
Rogers
Géer Bros. Jalopy
Ovid Carpenter
Frank Horsky
Congregational Church
Rugged Cross
Methodist Church
Wildwood
Lutheran Church of Hanover
Bethelee Baum Faulk
Keney Knowles
Sicily Diary Club
Wymore
Henry Jurgens
Glenwood Diary Club
Odell
Henry Giesbrecht
Elm “Livestock Masters
Frank Grove
B B. Kedsington
Home Sweet Home
Bluebird
O.E.S
Ernest Schulz
de Hoeured
Emis Sunshine Hatchery
Kiwanis Kiowa
Holle’s
Diller Lumber & Supply
Geer Bros
Huttenmeyers Move To Tecumseh
Mr and Mrs John Huttenmeyer relocate to Tecumseh to join a family business and pursue different work. Their son Victor leaves for Tecumseh to begin football practice with the high school as the Rural Radio Association announces Lexington’s approved 25 000 watt station KRVN due to launch around November 1 serving farm families and cooperatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huttenmeyer
Tecumseh
Nebraska. Rural’ ‘Radio Association
Lexington
Federal. Communication . . Commission
KRVN
Rural Voice of
Nebraska
54th Diller Picnic Draws 7000 Plus In Parish Parade
The 54th annual Diller picnic drew more than seven thousand as crowds jammed streets for the parade and first night festivities. WIBW radio entertainers drew large crowds for the second night while the American Legion dance filled to capacity. A rider named Lloyd Pefferman was injured in the parade but is reported recovering. Barbara Green welcomed a new son in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
WIBW
American Legion
Kenny
Knowles
Lloyd
Pefferman
Petterman
Odell Hospital
Diller Schools Set Registration and Faculty Meeting
School registration for Diller public schools is scheduled for September 1 and 2 with a faculty meeting planned for Saturday morning September 2. Mrs Eva Green has returned home from a three week vacation to Washington and visited Spokane and Yellowstone Park en route before traveling to Nebraska and Kansas to visit relatives. Local residents along the CB&Q line hope diesel freight trains become regular after testing, noting a ten hour savings on Denver to Kansas City routing. Supplies for the Record Office will be available next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Eva Green
Washington
Spokane
Denver
Salt Lake City
Fred Witty
Nebraska
Witty
Yellowstone Park
Black Hille
Kansas
Veisel
Kansas ‘City
Lincoln
Kansas City
Picnic parade caps Diller gathering with 7000 in attendance
Notice details a Diller picnic parade with Max Logan as fundraiser contact, honors guest Roe's ten day visit from Trinidad, and lists participants from local groups and businesses. The event drew an estimated crowd over 7000 despite a 6:30 start delay for the VFW Drum and Bugle Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard Oil
Bill Green
Jordenings
KK. H. Jordening
Chet Graham
Wm. Kisling
Oscar Milius
C. Callan
Chet Hale
Don Geer
Diller
V.F.W. Drum & Bugle Corp
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Actwities
Keystone
Will
J. H. Frazee
Jobo Sailing
Kenton, Washb
Sailing
Dilter
John
Jefferson County
Fairbury City Park
Huttenmeyers
Velma Jean Rebendorf
al Diller
Frazee
Rosalie
Eula Calkins
Windsor
Clara ‘Allen
Calkins
Diller Girls
Beatrice Diller
Beatrice Iga
Diller Boys
Fairbury Windmill
H.H. Green
Fred Clark
Alvin Pasco
A. Eick
Dede Fanders
W.A Snyder
Elizabeth Fouts
Chas ~ Hill
Harry Greider
Ben Behrends
John Greider
Ira Place
Tony Zeleny, Jr
Avna Meyers
The
Ozarks
Elmer Meyers
Arso
Wilbur
Huttenmeyer
Royce
Larry
Clifford Blauser
Elva Jean
Pasco
Ernest Paey
Ila Pasco
George Grabber
John Call
Olive Pasco
Indiana
Lee Pasco
Kenneth Lemon
Alice Pasco
Puget Sound
Wash
Walla
Walla Wash
Ila
Olive
Alvin
Terrill
Wayne
Fern
Lawrence Caldwell Becaimne
Beatrice Lutheran Hospital
Edward Henrichs
Huntington Park
Calif
Max Logan
Christie Seaman
Chester
Sparks
Roe
Trindad
Colo
Longmont
Norman Frisbie