Beatrice and Area Notices Mixed With Local Ads
Local notices and classifieds mixed with brief items include Dean Barber out with flu, sale offerings for dressed geese at $2, oil delivery calls to Diller Filling Station, Dr. Adams succeeding Garland at 1114 N 6th Beatrice, and Moon & S quality monuments in Fairbury Est 1886. Steele City votes on $14,000 water bonds December 22. Harness sets offered from $48 to $65 in Concord. St Irving Schultis on Fairbury road has boils on neck and is noted.
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Concord
Gus Dressen
Fifty-Third Grandchild Born to Mrs Stratman of West Point
The fifty third grandchild of Mrs Catherine Stratman West Point Nebraska was born recently as her youngest son and his wife welcomed their first child.
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Catherine Stratman
West Point
Nebr
Warm Shoes Restored at Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop
In Fairbury residents in cold weather areas seek insulation as Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop and Shining Parlor provide thick sole replacements. The shop, located north of Bonham Theatre, claims better warmth and comfort for footgear in freezing conditions.
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Fairbury
Bonham Theatre
Death in Lebanon prompts funeral plans for Missouri kin
Mr and Mrs George Specht received a telegram Sunday reporting the death of a niece, daughter of Mr and Mrs James Morton, in Lebanon Smith County Kansas. They planned to attend the funeral on Wednesday.
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George Specht
A Neice
James Morton
Lebanon
Smith County
Kan
Cornstalk in Eye Incident at Lanham Field Work
Fred Garrels, a Lanham resident, ran a cornstalk into his left eye while at work Saturday. He was taken to Dr. Rice for care. Eye soreness expected but sight likely to recover. Odell Oracle report. Additionally, Mr and Mrs Elmo Hadley Linnee plan a winter trip to Nebraska from Hollywood via Oklahoma and Wichita to visit relatives.
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Fred Garrels
Lanham
Dr. Rice
Odell
Elmo Hadley Linnee
Hadley
Hollywood
Calif
Okla
Wichita
Kans
Uisit
Andrs. Mason
Vires Lee
Governor elect Weaver meets seekers in Lincoln
The governor elect Weaver spent about a week in Lincoln meeting those seeking appointments and others with ideas for the new administration. He encountered various delays and crowd control, including traffic signals and police, as he listened to recommendations.
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Weaver
Lincoln
Maline
Flu Outbreak Noted Across Nebraska State
A mild flu form sweeps the state with several communities reporting illness. Lawrence Caldwell drives a new Landau Pontiac sedan while Ina Roelfs deputy post master at Diller suffers flu. The Wallace family near Diller and visiting pairs from Lincoln are among those affected.
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Lawrence Caldwell
Ina Roelfs
Diller
Miss Velma Wehling Stricken With Flu At Home
Miss Velma Wehling a high school pupil in Diller is at her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Wehling home with a case of influenza affecting her health.
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Velma Wehling
Diller Schools
John Wehling
Spear and Nelson Elected Leaders of Fairbury Lions Club
F. L. Spear and Frank Nelson, both former Dillerites, were elected president and treasurer respectively at a recent Fairbury Lions Club meeting.
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F. L. Spear
Frank Nelson
Dillerites
Fairbury Twains Club
Roy Nelson Visits Parents During Washington D C Trip
Roy Nelson arrived Tuesday from Washington D C where he works in the internal revenue department for a visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Peter Nelson and other relatives and friends.
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Roy Nelson
Washington, D. C
Internal Revenue Department
Peter Nelson
Logan’s Sale Attracts Crowd Before Move
Logan reports strong attendance at his sale on Wednesday and expresses satisfaction with the results. He plans to move to La Junta Colorado to farm an irrigated farm owned by his father in law.
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Logan
la Junta
Colo
Lincoln Wins Site for New Veteran Hospital on O Street
Lincoln secures the location for a new veteran’s hospital costing about 1.5 million dollars. The site spans 320 acres east of the city on O street. Beatrice Fairbury and other smaller towns submitted bids but Lincoln’s bid was successful.
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City of
Lincoln
Veteran’s Hospital
O Street
Beatrice
Fairbury
Secret Marriage Revealed of Harry Baker and Mise Delta
Mr Harry Baker announced Sunday that he married last June to Mise Delta daughter of Mrs Kuper near Diller The couple reside on a farm near Ellis with a local witness to the ceremony and family confirmation of the union could be reported by the newspaper records.
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Harry Baker
Kuper
Diller
Ellis
Fragmentary Report on Statewide Arrests and Fines
A garbled note indicates 28 arrests across five counties and mentions fines of 1 in a reference to enforcing laws. It suggests a small group of men covered the state and reflects uncertain attribution to Wymorean.
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Wymorean
Local Patients Visit Lincoln and School Memorandum
Dr Diehl and Dr Ellis with wives visited Lincoln on Sunday. The editor notes the front page emphasizes bad news. Weldon Henrichs, son of Mr and Mrs Will Henrichs, has been ill this week. A school memo urges girls to master subtraction to correctly compute ages.
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Dr.r. Diehl
Dr. Ellis and
Lincoln
Weldon Henrichs
Will Henrichs
Bank Reorganization as Crab Orchard Lenders Pass to State
An absence report notes a return to duty after illness. The Crab Orchard bank is taken over by the state department and reorganization is planned for the small institution with deposits under $100,000.
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Crab Orchard
State Department
Mney ‘Tt
Community Apple Sale Notice From Sam Thompson
Sam Thompson invites listing of articles for the community sale set for December. Items include wine saps at 1.50, Stamen winesaps at 1.65, and Ganos at 1.35 per unit. Remaining apples encouraged.
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Ganos
Sam Thompson
Community sale wraps up despite busy farmers
Farmers were too忙 with harvest to attend but the community sale went well. Mr. Kirchoff supplied most of the implements sold and plans to stay on his farm while renting the land to neighbors.
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Kirchoff
Diller Lincoln Club Holds Christmas Meeting
The Diller Lincoln club members met with Mrs H Z Diller at 1910 L street Friday afternoon. A luncheon was served at a single table with a basket of Christmas holly. The next meeting will not be held until the last holiday in January.
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Diller-Lincoln Club
H. Z. Diller
L Street
Lancheon
Lincoln Tar
North Carolina S A Club Enjoys December Meeting
The N C S A Club met at Mrs. Quinter Fry's home on December 5 with eleven members present including Mrs. Roy Greider and Mrs. Henry Frisbie. Minutes and roll call led to poems current events and a favorable club initiation followed by a refreshment course.
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Quinter Fry
Roy Greider
Henry Frisbie
Eas
Fry
Sacleub
Loyal Women and Keystone S S Hold Holiday Meeting
Fr iday afternoon December 7 the Loyal Women and Keystone S S classes of the Congregational church in Diller Nebraska met at Mrs C L Nietaene home. The room was decorated for Christmas with candies bells a tree and a fireplace. A vocal duet and two Christmas contests were enjoyed with prizes won by Mrs R W, Mrs C H Cally and Mrs M k. Refreshments followed the business adjournment prepared by the hostess and committee.
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Loyal Women
Keystone S. S
Diller
Nebr
Mra
C. L. Nietaene
Ashcraft and Clark
R. Ww
C. H. Cally
M. K
Poppy Making By Disabled Veterans For Memorial Day
Disabled veterans across the country begin making Memorial Day poppies under American Legion Auxiliary direction. Seven to ten million paper flowers will be produced this winter, mainly as the veterans sole winter income. Each man is limited to 300 poppies daily to maximize employment, with workers collaborating across roles in a three-man handoff chain. Poppies are manufactured in 25 to 26 workshops in 19 states.
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American Legion Auxiliary
Sg Aes
National Soldiers’ Home
Kansas City
Ae Ee
Beth’s Dilemma Over a Street Family’s Needs
Beth Parsons debates sending a suit to a neighboring family after Mrs. Vans calls with toys books a sweater and clothes. She worries about a boy in her own family and weighs the impact of sharing the suit while rummaging through her closet for usable items.
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Beth Parsons
Mrs. Brown
Beth
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Diller State Bank
Dean Barber
Louie Wehling
Roy Diller
Diller Filling Station
Adams
Garland
N. 6Th St
F. A
Moon & S
Steele City
Irving Schultis
Henry Schultis
Fairbury Road
Oaks School
Mrs
Homer Brunk
Western, Nebr
Francis Wallace
Wayne Thompson
S. J
Theolice
Nec
Santa Claus
Clark’s Store
Diller and Vicinity
Santa
Atta
Trias
Diller, Nebr
Acta
Law
August Kroll
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