Miss Bonnie Green Visits Lincoln Over Thanksgiving
Miss Bonnie Green visited relatives in Lincoln over Thanksgiving, sharing time with family and friends during the holiday period.
01 Dec 1933
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1933
Page
1
Miss Bonnie Green visited relatives in Lincoln over Thanksgiving, sharing time with family and friends during the holiday period.
Hubert and Eleanor Filley are spending Thanksgiving vacation in Kansas City visiting relatives.
Wendell Fanders traveled to Peru on Wednesday to attend the football game. He was seen arriving ahead of kickoff and staying through the final whistle.
Mrs Grace Fasnacht and her sons spent Thanksgiving with relatives in Hanover Kansas and expect to stay through Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Tristman and Arlie visited Sunday at the home of his sister Mrs. Cal Hérwig and her husband in Humboldt.
The ladies of the M E church will serve supper and hold an apron sale in the church basement on Saturday evening December 2. Supper costs 25 cents and 15 cents.
Mr and Mrs Homer Brunk of Fairbury and Mr and Mrs Willis Clark with Carolynn Rose visited Mr and Mrs A A Eick for Sunday dinner, shared in a neighborhood social gathering.
W. I. Filley spent Thanksgiving Day in Kansas City visiting relatives of Mrs. Filley. He traveled on train 14 Thursday and returned on train 15 Friday morning.
Rex Green drove to Peru on Wednesday to bring home Eileen and to attend the local football game. Rachel Viers accompanied them back for Thanksgiving vacation at home.
Frances Hilder sustains a sprained arm and other injuries after being thrown from a horse a few days ago. The accident occurred about four miles south and west of her home.
Mr and Mrs Henry Fouts of Lincoln and Averil Fouts arrived Tuesday evening to visit their mother Mrs Elizabeth J Fouts for Thanksgiving Averil plans to return to Dakota City on Saturday after the visit
Mrs S D Maw arrives Wednesday from Sulphur Springs Arkansas after visiting relatives. She plans to spend time with her children Mrs Frank Johnson Mrs H E Green and Floyd Maw and their families.
Miss Frances Hilder, who worked in Lincoln for the Western Auto Supply Co, has quit and returned home. Her short tenure ended because she could not endure the gas fumes always present in the office.
The article reports universal hour reductions with an exception for mothers. Mrs. Josephine Lukas in a Beatrice hospital is improving slowly. Mrs. George Champ's father in an Omaha hospital is described as in a rather serious condition.
Roy Casper accompanied by Wayne Henrichs returned one day last week from Auburn where they had gone to husk corn.
Mr John H Senior died suddenly of heart failure at 2 15 a m Friday November 24 1933 at his home near Diller He was 59 years 10 months 24 days born December 11 1873 in Plattsmouth Nebraska came to Jefferson county in 1879 He married Anna Behrends March 20 1905 He is survived by his wife a sister Mrs J D Fandera of Fairbury four brothers Siebelt Fairbury Theodore Diller Ben and Rudolph Ashton Idaho and a half sister Mrs Emil Tarnow Steele City Funeral services were by Rev R Helms at the Congregational church and burial was in Prairie Home cemetery.
A heartfelt obituary notice laments the death of a husband, described as peaceful in a white casket. The widow mourns his loss, noting his quiet, unassuming nature and the community’s affection for him.
James Jr. of Lincoln visited Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Thompson and family, relatives report. The Thompson household includes Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Thompson and their young son.
Mrs. S. F. Clark hosted last Saturday dinner honoring her friend Mrs. R. F. Starr. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Hughs and Richard of Endicott and Miss Pearl Thompson.
Local lumber firm promotes Moffat Lump coal for warmth and efficiency. Cornbell Lumber Co in Diller Nebraska advertises bright clean coal with three percent ash, priced to sell, with C. L. Geer as manager and phone contact 153.02.
For the kind assistance and sympathy extended during our sad bereavement of our beloved husband and brother we extend our heartfelt thanks. Mrs. John Senior Brothers and Sisters.
The Waggoner Bros hardware store is being rearranged and painted with Rolf Beckman handling the brush work. New shelving enhances the shop, promising to stimulate business through an up-to-date, quality merchandise focused experience and efficient service.
The revival of Clover Time unfolds a murder accusation followed by a dramatic return from the dead as Peter West teeters on hanging before old friend Stumpy Smith appears alive. Harry West contends with his love for Ly West, and the doomed charge leads to a thrilling comic turn. The play debuts December 9 with affordable admission promising suspense.
Funeral attendees included Mr and Mrs Fred Staffod and Marion Mr and Mrs John Carson Mr and Mrs Joe Carson Mrs Annie Fanders S J Senior Mr and Mrs Geo Legget Mr and Mrs Onka Lott man Mr and Mrs Harm Junker and family and Mr and Mrs Pete Junker all of Fairbury Emil Tarnow Elie Franzen and Onka Franzen of Steele City Mr and Mrs Folkert Fanders and Lenora of Harbine Abiose and Chas Mudge are present.
Inbelt Lumber Co promotes winter supplies including glass cloth and a full line of insulating paper. Ph. 153.02 C. L. Geer is manager.
Mr and Mrs Frank Andell Jr and daughters Mary and Beverly with Mr and Mrs Frank Sr left for the Thompson residence where the Andell family recently visited the formers parents Mr and Mrs S F Thompson at their home.
Frank Pearce remains seriously ill after weeks of sickness. L. M. Hurst serves as acting editor of the Record during Pearce’s illness.
Mr Black, formerly Diller's cobbler, now works in the shoe department at Lily Cleaners in Fairbury.
After appeals a repeal is sought for a code that would govern eating and provide meals. The idea aims to encourage slower eating to reduce intake and expenses. Will Carico of Wymore spent Monday night at his parents home.
Mr and Mrs Ted Sheperd of Endicott announce the birth of a son to Mrs Lelia Hadley on November 22 at Dr Lynch Hospital in Fairbury Nebraska.
Mrs Anna Long, recovering from illness, spent Saturday at the home of her son and daughter in law Ralph and wife near Diller.
Mr and Mrs Bert Frisbie of Hereford Texas are visiting relatives here this week and left Saturday to go to Fairfield to visit his brother Will before returning home.
The Peru A Capella choir of 60 voices appeared at a Friday convocation under Prof. G Holt Steck. Singers listed include altos Eileen Green and Bonnie Green and soprano Lucille Dewey of Wymore.
Friday the wedding of Orval Wiemers and Bethel Friday was solemnized at six in the Congregational church with Rev Heims officiating. The couple, both Diller High School graduates, plan to reside on the Wiemers home farm after a short married life.
Postmaster Vernon D. Hill and rural route carriers Clifford Sparks Scott Miller Rex Green and families attended a Friday evening gathering at the Odd Fellows Hall in Fairbury. Marilyn Miller entertained with songs and dancing while Mrs Schindler Miss Lyle and Dr Aoley played violin selections with Robert Diller at the piano.
The Beatrice Power Company will present a proposal to the Village Board offering uniform rates for all service classes in all towns served. If accepted, residential consumers would see about 23 percent savings, commercial lighting 21 percent, and power consumers 20 percent across the territory.
Mrs Albert Huoka hosted three tables of bridge at her home east of Diller for her husband’s birthday. Mrs McKinley Bowen won high for the ladies and Clarence Hiatt high for the men, with prizes awarded. Refreshments included chicken sandwiches pickles jello cake and coffee. Attendees included Mr and Mrs James Hays and sons Jimmie and Dickie Mr and Mrs Keith Hays and daughters Beverly Jane Evelyn Mr and Mrs Clarence Hiatt and children Mr and Mrs McSwen and son Gerald and Mr and Mrs Charles Kunc.
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