Local notices and ads from Fairbury area items
Stock hogs wanted for F Hart zel and buff Orpington cockerels for sale from Mrs Frank Grone. Farmers Union received a tank car of gasoline Wednesday. Moon and Son offer monuments in Fairbury. Roland Rasp visits Lincoln and Diller. Charley Brandt travels to Pueblo to see daughter LaVoe. Mrs Lottie Farrow moves into Clark property near Congregational church. A E Southwick buys Bakewell farm Endicott for 4000 dollars. Local repair and shoe shop offers shoe repairs. Mrs Elma Limprecht and sons visit in Beatrice for Thanksgiving.
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F. Hart. Zel
Buff Orpington Cockerels
Frank Grone
Lincoln visitors share Sunday at Sparks home
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Blair of Lincoln were Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sparks. Misses Lucille Sparks and Elizabeth Hogle accompanied them back to Lincoln.
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Joe Blair
Lincoln
Chester Sparks
Lucille Sparks
Elizabeth Hogle
Thanksgiving Guests From Omaha At Mankato Home
Mrs. Jennie Line-daughter and her son-in-law and daughter from Omaha were Thanksgiving guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Steffen in Mankato Kansas for the holiday.
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Jennie Line
Omaha
Clarence Steffen
Mankato
Kans
Swain Plans Public Sale and Move to California
Jas Swain and sister Mrs White schedule a public sale next Thursday December 1st as they prepare to move to California where Swain owns land interests. He intends to return occasionally and make California home planning.
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Jas. Swain
Mrs. White
California
Mr Swain
RoY McCune's Son Severely Cuts Hand In Accident
Junior class play details are sparse. Roe McCune, oldest son of Roy McCune, suffered a severe cut to his right hand on a piece of glass Monday evening. The note mentions Thanksgiving visits and local residents in the Blue Spring area and surrounding farms.
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Roy McCune
Roe
Mrs Hill hosting sister visitor from Billings Montana
Mrs W W Hill of Ellis neighborhood welcomes her sister Mrs John Seitz from Billings Montana. The two families formerly lived in the Diller vicinity.
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W. W. Hill
Ellis
John Seitz
Billings, Mont
Hills
Public sale announced by Mrs Fred Kinsman
Mrs Fred Kinsman schedules a public sale for December 22 starting at 12:30 PM. The sale location is six miles south and two miles west of Diller. Bills are being printed at the office for notification.
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Fred Kinsman
Diller
Veteran George Place in Diller area remains ill
The condition of George M. Place a Civil War veteran and longtime Jefferson County settler one mile east of Diller remains about the same after a period of illness at his home.
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George M. Place
Jefferson County
Diller
Found A Place To Buy Christmas Gifts Different
Local store offers a manager curated list of gift forms for the car sporting goods gifts for women durable toys for children and other unique items for Christmas shoppers.
Thanksgiving Visit Spreads Among Glathar and Renzaod Families
Mr and Mrs Arthur Glathar spent Thanksgiving day at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Renzaod. Mildred Glathar accompanied them home remaining over the weekend visiting her Carl and Arthur at Humbolt.
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Arthur Glathar
Clarence Renzaod
Mildred Glathar
Carl and
Arthur
Humbolt
Unclear Notes From Local Social Column
Fragmented OCR text mentions several individuals including Mr and Mrs Eck Giehinter Mrs Roy Eee Hie Wayne E enrichs and Mrs Elma enrichs with sons Lynn and aeotee. Place names and relationships are obscured making full context unavailable.
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Helleyer
Guy Helleyer
Johoe
Harry Walt
Humboldt couple visits relatives over Sunday
Mr and Mrs Carl Ginthar of Humboldt spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Eng.
Gift radio a popular school item and local family visit
An invalid radio gift described as a Play Boy priced at 49.50 is noted along with a Nebraska shopping mention Gamble stores Beat rice. Lincoln residents Donna Jane Dickie and Margaret Green visited Diller relatives Friday. Thanksgiving dinner for twenty two hosted by Mr and Mrs Clarence Rent with many relatives present.
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Gamble Stores
Beatrice, Nebr
V. A. Raymond
Donna Jane and
Dickie
Lincoln
Margaret Green
Fremont
Diller
J. T. Club Hosts Card Evening at Woods Home
The J. T. Club met at Mr. and Mrs. Woods on Nov. 28 with seven tables of players. Mrs. Glathar Sr. and Mr. Huber took high and consolation prizes. Refreshments followed as guests departed, thanking the hosts for a pleasant evening. The next meeting is set for Dec. 5 at the Hubers.
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J. T. Club
Wm. Woods
Wm. Glathar
Mr. Huber
Local Social News Notes and Visits
Mrs. W. Nee visits with sister-in-law Mrs. Langworthy at Ellis. Mrs. Lizzie Shoemaker from Omaha visits sister Emma Fry. Jackie and Herbert Carverbonne are mentioned with Mrs. and Mrs. .
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Ae.neson
Jackie
Herbert Carverbonne
Mrs. W. Nee
Mrs. Langworthy
Ellis
Mrs
Lizzie Shoemaker
Omaha
Emma Fry
Air Travel Costs and Language Facts in England
A survey notes taxi air travel costs in seven English cities at twenty five cents per mile for a single passenger. It adds that about eighty million swine are slaughtered annually in the country. Peggy Joyce defends her personal life as being well behaved with a claim of not marrying for years. English is spoken by over 180 million people and understood by 60 million more who do not view it as native speech.
Carr Visits Diller Relatives from Fairbury
Chas. Carr of Fairbury visited Sunday with Diller relatives and was accompanied home by his wife who had stayed here with relatives and friends since Thanksgiving.
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Chas. Carr
Fairbury
Diller
Miss Grayce Myers Visits Falss City Relatives
Miss Grayce Myers a Falss City schoolteacher spent Thanksgiving at the home of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs A A Bick with other relatives and friends during the holiday period.
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Grayce Myers
Falss City
Mrs. A. A. Bick
Mrs Bauer Recovers and Returns Home
Mrs Fred Bauer mother of Mrs Join Meyer residing north of Diller has recovered from a three week illness in a Beat rice hospital and returned to her home in the city.
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Fred Bauer
Join Meyer
Diller
Beatrice Hospital
Fire Damage Delays Diller Movie Shows Restart Tonight
No shows were held in Diller last Friday and Saturday due to room damage from Wednesday fire. Repairs have been completed and screenings will resume this evening.
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Diller
Thanksgiving Guests From Lincoln and Havelock
Miss Elizabeth Hogie of Lincoln and Miss Lucille Sparks of Havelock were Thanksgiving guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Parks, their hosts.
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Elizabeth Hogie
Lincoln
Lucille Sparks
Havelock
Chester Parks
Eight Hurt as Rail Cars Collide in Fairbury Wreck
Eight persons were slightly injured in a wreck at the junction of the Rock Island and U P railroads in Fairbury last Friday night. The rear coach of a Rock Island motor train bound for St. Joe and G I was struck and overturned by a slowly moving U P train on the St. Joe and G I road.
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Rock Island and
U. P
Fairbury
Rock . d
St. Joe and
G. I. Road
Clarence Engleman Recovers From Appendectomy Near Diller
Clarence Engleman five miles north of Diller recovers after an appendicitis operation at a Béatrice hospital. He is the son of August, a former local resident now living in the area.
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Clarence Engleman
Diller
Béatrice
August
Beatrice Area Election Plans and College Enrollment Rise
Residents discuss county commissioner reforms and tax collection changes while Grand Island Business College announces admission for 100 more students this winter. The school notes broad enrollment growth and a long standing merit system supporting deserving students.
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Grand Island Business College of
Grand Island
Nebraska
N R C Hosts Pleasant Evening At Hicken Home
The N R C and families gathered at Méno Hicken and brothers Friday November 28. Frank Grone won high score and Mrs. Arthur Grone second. guests included Mahlon Wolken and family and Rice Evans and family. A lunch followed. Next meeting at Berthol Weaver home December 5.
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Méno Hicken
Viona
Marguerite Hicken
Berthol Weaver
Ideal Gift for the Boy from The American Boy's Companion
A fragment from a boys magazine extols adventure stories that whisk a lone boy to distant lands. It promises voyages across frozen North, Indian-haunted plains, ships at sea, war zones, and perilous routes with encounters of animals and exotic cultures.
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Aidlon
Africa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diller State Bank
the Farmers Union
F. A.moon & Son
Nebr
Roland Rasp
H. K. Rasp
Charley Brandt
Pueblo
Colo
Mrs. LaVoe
Lottie Farrow
Clark
Congregational Church
A. E. Southwick
Jess Hunnicutt
Elias Hadley
Sidney
L. M. Cavett
Marten Fanders
Beatrice
Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop
Elma Limprecht and Sons
Dwaine and Hollis
Willie Clark
Jenior
John Koch
Blue Spring
Herbert Barber
Chas
Barber
Mrs. Less Barber
Alvin Stahl
Saree
R. W. Green
Bert Etchison
Pawnee
Theer
Moving Picture Shows
Ragewel
Apn
Norvane
Mott
Carl Ginthar of
Clarence Enz
Clarence Rent
Humbort, Neb
Harry Thompson
Betty Mae
Max
Bonnie
Wilma
William Glathar
Shirly Ann
Esther
Mildred
Robert
Peggy Joyce
Lanham, Kansas
County Araney
Court House
Cornbelt Lbr. Co
Diller, Nebr
Nai A
Farmer’s Grain Company
I. Ri
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