Christmas Candy 10c Per 4 Ib At Green's Restaurant
Local notes report varied activities from Lincoln visits by Miss Flossie Raymond and others to a big dance at Sible's hall with Beatrice five piece orchestra. Residents travel to Crab Orchard and Lincoln, while Otto Bruckschen plans moving to a Wisconsin farm next spring. A 69 year old Fairbury woman, Mrs. Augusta Korthals, suffered a dislocated hip after a fall on courthouse steps. A new radio setup enables Burlington agent W I Filley to broadcast messages to households.
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Sible’s Hall
Beatrice
Augusta Korthals
Jansen
Court House
Fairbury
Bazaar Night Draws Good Weather and Funds
Methodist ladies enjoyed pleasant weather for a Saturday bazaar held in the church basement. Receipts from supper and fancy work totaled about 187 dollars.
Community Club Entertainment at Rex Theatre Highlights
A sizable crowd attended the Community Club event at the Rex theatre last Friday. Prof. Boomer delivered a talk on farming interests and was preceded by several musical numbers from local talents.
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Rex Theatre
Boomer
Christmas program and social in District 152
Edith Greider to lead a Christmas program and tax pie social labeled for Friday night December 14 at 8 pm. Open to all residents within the district described by local directions near Diller Ellis Odell Harbine.
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District 152
Diller
Ellis
Odell
Harbine
Edith Greider
District court in session at Fairbury this week
The district court convenes in Fairbury this week with caseload proceedings underway. Presiding judges and local attorneys participate as cases are heard and scheduled for dispositions.
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District Court
Fairbury
Grandmas Boy exhibition and local sales ad in Fairbury
In Fairbury Nebraska a Rex Theatre listing promotes Grandmothers free and a Moon & Son monuments ad from 1886. Mrs Clara Pulec and Roy Broadstone announce a sale next Thursday with Velvet Velour and Felt hats on sale. Wallace Sisters advertise hats and “Good values” on the North Side Square. A Sunday road incident near Fairbury or Diller reports a missing hollow egg and a liberal reward for its recovery via Ralph Carpenter.
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Clara Pulec
Roy Broadstone
Wallace
North Side of Square
Fairbury
Nebr
Diller
Ralph Carpenter
Dunn family heads to Fort Collins Colorado
Mrs. Claude Dunn and daughter Beulah left last Saturday to join her husband in making their home at Ft. Collins Colorado. Mr. Dunn was to meet them in Denver.
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Claude Dunn
Beulah
Ft. Collins
Colo
Dunn
Denver
Pulec Arrives From St Francis to Work for Local Firm
Pulec and his wife Mr and Mrs Wallace Pulec arrived Sunday from St Francis Kansas and will make Diller their home. Pulec is a brother of John Pulec of Pulec and Broadstone and will work for them in their garage.
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Wallace
Pulec
St. Francis, Kans
Diller
John Pulec
Boggs Couple Celebrates 49th Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs W A Boggs former Diller residents marked their 49th anniversary with a dinner at their Beatrice home last Wednesday night. Attending were their sons Roy and Harry Boggs and families and their daughter Mrs Harry Friday and her family.
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W. A. Boggs
Diller
Beatrice
Roy
Harry Boggs
Harry Friday
Remembering Simple Fun in Bryan's Bygone Days
An Exchange reminiscence describes old Bryan pleasures like parades a torch ride free lunches Creme cigars and a two step dance. The writer notes economic hardships and says a nickel stretched farther then than a modern two-bit coin.
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Dea
Bryan
M. W. A. Meeting Schedule and Local Notes
The M. W. A. meets on the second and fourth Thursday each month. For sale two turkeys for Xmas dinner listed by Mrs. W M Henrichs. A near inch rain fell Tuesday afternoon night. Mrs. Pearl Tineher of Platte Mouth visiting her parents Mr and Mrs H A Bell. A synopsis of President Coolidge's message to Congress appears inside the Record this week.
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Pearl Tineher
Plattemouth
Mrs
H. A. Bell
Cemetery Endowment Fund Seeks Contributions for Year Start
Mrs Lottie Miller handed J W Fouts a $50 check for her full share of the Cemetery Endowment fund. The note urges others to contribute early in the new year so interest can accumulate to cover their portions under supervision.
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Lottie Miller
J W. Fouts
Roseman Roseman-Nebraska Bride Wed in Lanham Kansas
Gorge Roseman son of Frank Roseman farmer south of Diller Nebraska married Alvina Rodowald of Newton Wisconsin in St John s parsonage Lanham Kansas at 9 a m December 4 1923 Best man Albert Wellenberg and Clara Roseman. A wedding dinner followed at the groom s parents home with relatives and friends then a honeymoon to Newton Wisconsin to visit the bride s father and siblings. They plan to reside across the road from Frank Roseman Sr after New Year.
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Gorge Roseman
Frank Rosemon
Diller
Nebr
Alvina Rodowald
Newton
Wis
St. John’s Church
Lanham
Kans
Albert Wellenberg
Clara Roseman
Frank Roseman
Wm. Roseman
John Roseman
Walter Eberhard
E., Roelts
Wm. Luehring
Rev. A. Lentz
Frank. Roseman
Choose Your Friends and The Company You Keep
A reflective piece urges choosing associates carefully. It warns that friends influence emotions, ambitions, and behavior, comparing daily mood to weather and late trains. It urges walking with the wise, avoiding pessimists, and grafting virtues by surrounding oneself with better brains and bigger hearts.
Beatrice Area School Notes on Games Projects and Christmas Plans
A school notes item describes a Friday basketball victory 9 to 8 for Reynolds, a student candy draw won by Lynn Waggoner, and upcoming Beatrice versus Diller game at Diller on December 14. It also covers classroom activities from drawing and clay modeling to physics sound experiments, Christmas program preparations, window draft protectors, first grade toy making, and various grade projects including geography, Raphael's Madonna of the Chair, rice and cotton studies, and holiday decorations. Absences noted for Billie Bristol and Lois Northup, with fifth grade booklets and sixth grade crops topics forming a combined booklet.
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Reynolds
Lynn Waggoner
Beatrice Reserves
Diller
Billie Bristol
Lois Northup
Raphael
Rex Green
Bethel Henriche
Indian Population in United States Rises to 344303
The latest Indian population tabulation by the Bureau of Indian Affairs reports 344,303 people in the United States, up 1,144 from the previous year. Oklahoma leads with 119,280, followed by Arizona and other states.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Oklahoma
Arizona
Gifts for U S Men Overseas by Red Cross
Over 50 Christmas bags filled with cheerful gifts for American soldiers and sailors overseas were dispatched from the district chapter of the American Red Cross. Volunteers under Mrs Charles Lynch organized the contents with each bag bearing the donor’s name and address and a Christmas card.
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Washington
The
American Red Cross
Charles Lynch
First Class Electric Welding Shop Advertising Tagline
An Alber Auto Co listing in Beatrice Nebraska promotes practical welding of crank cases frames teeth in gear wheels and other parts. It emphasizes no pre heating no warping and a satisfaction guaranteed or money refunded promise with an invitation to send jobs.
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Alber Auto Co
Beatrice
Nebr
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Otto Bruckschen
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W. I. Filley
Grandmas Boy
F. A. Moon
Oliver Diehl
W.M. Henrichs
Thorobred Duroc
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Paul S. Beckwith
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