Christmas Bazaar and Rex Event Preview
Two weeks till Christmas with a Rex program next Monday night by the Community Club. Sam Stull heads to Denver for Ford shops. Methodist ladies bazaar offers aprons and fancy work on Dec 9. Free entry, do Christmas shopping locally and support community merchants. R F Starr travels for insurance business. Helen Green returns to Clatonia to teach after Thanksgiving.
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Sam Stull
Denver
Ford Automobile Shops
the Rex
Sugar deal offered with each cash grocery order
Advertisement notes 20 pounds of sugar for 1.00 with every 4.00 cash grocery order. Encourages anticipation of savings for a week and signs by E. F. Habicht.
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E. F. Habicht
Miss Lucile Packer Visits Home During Thanksgiving
Miss Lucile Packer spent Thanksgiving vacation at her parents Hiram and Mrs Packer home and returned Sunday to Lincoln where she attends school. Mrs Roy Schell of Endicott visited friends in Diller between trains Wednesday afternoon and will be remembered as Anna Cook former deputy in the Diller post office.
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Helen Green
Clatonia
Lucile Packer
Hiram Packer
Lincoln
Roy Schell
Endicott
Diller
Schell
Anna Cook
Lincoln students return after Thanksgiving break
Paul White Harold Hutchinson and Isabel Fouts Diller youths attending the state university resumed classes in Lincoln after spending the Thanksgiving vacation at home.
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Paul White
Harold Hutchinson
Isabel Fouts
Diller
State University
Lincoln
Mrs Shutt and Mrs Henrichs Visit Ill Mother in Nebraska
Mrs Harry Shutt and Mrs Will Henrichs returned last week from St Edwards Nebraska after visiting their mother who has been taken to a hospital in Columbus for treatment.
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Harry Shutt
Will Henrichs
St. Edwards, Nebr
Columbus
Mrs. Emerson Injures Ankle. Family Rushes to Lincoln
Mrs. H. E. Green and her daughter Bonnie hurried to Lincoln Sunday after Mrs. Mary Emerson sprained an ankle. Everett Green went to assist as the family arranged care and awaited further developments.
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H. E. Green
Bonnie
Lincoln
Mary Emerson
Everett Green
Wright to auction stock and farming tools next Thursday
C H Wright of a farm one mile northeast of Diller plans a public sale to dispose of part of his stock and farming implements. The notice appears in this paper with additional ad details and bills printed at the office.
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C. H. Wright
Diller
For Sale and Local Notices from Rex District
Nothing to pay Monday night at the Rex. Cook stove and table for sale. Enquire at this office. For Sale a Majestic range. Enquire of Mrs. S. A. Warthen. If Don't forget the big discount on ladies and ten winter coats. E. F. Habicht. Owing to the illness of her mother Miss Mary Innis has deferred leaving for school. When a man bets on a sure thing it usually turns out to be a sure thing for the other fellow. John Hilder Jr who has employment in a jewelry store at Lincoln was at home Thanksgiving day.
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E. F. Habicht
Miss Mary Innis
John Hilder, Jr
Lincoln
Election of officers at M. W. A. hall Thursday night
W E Anderson clerk announces notice for M. W. A. meeting with refreshments and election of officers. The notice urges members to submit news for publication and invites community news from friends and neighbors.
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M. W. A. Hall
W. E. Anderson
Do Your Hens Say Try Buttermilk Mash for Eggs
An ad urges farmers to feed hens buttermilk mash to fetch higher egg prices and promotes buying local Christmas merchandise from nearby firms to keep money in town during the holidays.
Freytag Family Leaves Diller for South Dakota Home
Mr and Mrs J F Freytag and daughter Madeline left Tuesday evening in their car for Winner South Dakota to settle in their new home. Their other daughter Bernadette stays in University Place. They planned a first night in Hebron then continue on the Meridian Highway. The family made many friends in Diller and will be missed in church and society circles.
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J. F. Freytag
Madeline
So. Dak
Bernadette
University Place
Hebron
Meridian Highway
Freytags
Diller
Caldwell Dinner Honors Newlyweds in Beatrice
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Caldwell hosted a Thanksgiving dinner at 1101 Court Street to honor their son and his bride recently married in St. Louis. Attendees included L. Caldwell and Pearl of Diller, J. E. Caldwell, William Caldwell, Lottie Miller and son Hugh, and the Caldwells themselves. The family formerly lived northeast of Diller.
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C. E. Caldwell
Court Street
St. Louis
L. Caldwell
Pearl
Diller
J. E. Caldwell
William Caldwell
Lottie Miller
Hugh
Beatrice, Express
Caldwells
Sunday gasoline sale and local notices headlined
A collage of local notices notes Habichts' 20 percent off ladies and children's coats, Lee Calkins renting G M Myers farm for next year, a for sale mention of a thoroughbred red bull, box Hollie moving to Wester Carmichael residence, Rex Community Club program with extra seats, sleet on pavement comment, D of H Lodge No 96 meeting to elect officers and new rituals to be used, all indicating upcoming community events.
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D. of
H. Lodge
Nellie Green
Big Aluminum and Pyrex Table at White Hardware Fairbury
Attendance urged at the White Hardware store Fairbury for the aluminum and Pyrex table on Wednesday December 13. W S Drullinger of Oberlin Kansas is visiting his sister Miss Lydia Drullinger. Lost last Thursday between Steele City and Beatrice a white Spitz dog named Pep. Reward offered. Notify Steele City at phone 25.
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Fairbury
W. S. Drullinger
Oberlin, Kans
Miss
Lydia Drullinger
Mr. Drullinger
Diller
Steele City
Beatrice
Pep
Frisbie Richardson Wedding At Richardson Home
The first of the winter season wedding bells rang at Mr A O Richardsons home on Thanksgiving day as Miss Mary Viola Richardson wed Mr Frank Frisbie. The ceremony was at high noon with Isabel Fouts at the piano and Nellie Green singing I Love You Truly then Mendelssohns wedding march.
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A. O. Richardson
Leora Richardson
Hazel Polfus
Orville Richardson
Henry Friabie
W. F Clark
Nebr
Ollie Armstead
Tecumseh
Diller and
Company C
Beatrice
Diller
Gage County
Grand Masquerade Ball at Odell Nebr 1922
A notice invites the public to a masquerade ball at F H Sibles Hall Odell Dec 15 with the Queen City Orchestra. Admission is 1.00 plus 10c tax and 25c for spectators. three prizes offered. A free Rex Theatre lecture on rural economics by Mr. Filley is scheduled Dec 11 at 7 30 p m with hope for good attendance.
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City Hall
Diller High
Hollenberg High
F. H. Sibles Hall
Odell
Nebr
Queen City
Rex Theatre
Filley
Grain and dairy prices from Farmers Grain Co listing
The Farmers Grain Co shows wheat No 2 and corn No 8 shelled with oats and butter prices listed. Egg and packing butter figures appear alongside livestock notes including roosters and eggs with small price figures.
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Farmers Grain CO
Heas
Beatrice visit prompts Pyrex ware display sale notice
Mrs. Byron Holcomb visits Beatrice and Fairbury readers are urged to view a Pyrex ware and Quality Brand Aluminum display on the south side of the square. The sale will be held Wednesday December 13 by White Howe Company.
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Fairbury
White Howe. Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens State Bank
Nebraska
Vicinity
The
Rex
Methodist Ladies Bazaar
M. E. Bazaar
R. F. Starr
Burlington
Aurora
George Andrews
S. A. Warthen
Fanders & Robertson
Lee Calkins
G. M. Myers
Arthur Vieths
Box’’ Hollie
Wester Carmichael
North Main Street
Ira London
H. K. Shutt
Frisbie-Richardson
Diller Markets
Habicht’s Store
Farmers Union Store
Byron Holcomb
Dr. Leach
A. D. Ackerman
G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
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