Christmas Candies and Local Notices From Odell Neb
Community items list a Christmas candies event at The M. W. A. and elected officers, a man moving to his farm, a big dance at Sibles Hall in Odell on December 19, and local buy/sell notices for hogs, poultry, geese, and household items. A church bazaar is noted as successful with thanks given, a mourning announcement from Rev Dumin, and a few family moves. School funding shows 33 of 108 Jefferson county districts receive no state apportionment due to eight months vs nine required.
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Jefferson County
Kensington Ladies Keystone Club Meets in Regular Session
The Kensington F.S. Ladies Keystone group convened Friday afternoon at Hagerman Hall for a regular meeting. After business, members enjoyed games and vocal and piano music by Mrs rank Cully and Eleanor te. Decorations and social notes highlighted the entertaining circle chaired by Mrs O C Diehl, Mrs Cully, and Mrs C Hagerman.
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Kensington
Keystone Kensington
Hagermat Bom
Rank Cully
Eleanor Te
Theeoh All
Ayrton SE. Thwig
Sorigs
Rae Helle
C. Cully
Shortest Day Found Axe Claim Begs Ad Sale
Next Sunday marks the year's shortest day as an axe found is offered for retrieval at the office to the owner who must pay for the advertisement.
For Sale Dressed Ducks and Weather Notes
For sale dressed ducks at $1.00 each delivered by Mrs Geo Grabber. Tuesday night dropped below zero for the first time this winter with a low of two degrees. Geo Andrews, Southern St. Joe commission firm rep, was at the station on business earlier in the week. Endicott schools closed due to scarlet fever outbreak with two pupils home. Mrs Mary Derks of Hobart Oklahoma left Tuesday for Johnson Nebraska after visiting Scede Wiemers and relatives.
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Geo. Andrewa
So. St. Joe
Endicott
Mary’ Derks
Hobart
Okla
Johnson, Nebr
Scede Wiemers
Shea Area Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Ralph Carpenter traveled to Omaha for work last week. The Perry Weaver and Roy Wagner couples visited Roy McCune’s home Wednesday evening. Logan family enjoys a new radio installed by W Ey of Diller. Mrs. Mary Willems visited Shea on Thursday. Earl Riddle’s family and Wallace were Sunday guests of Glenn Riddle. Mrs. J N Carpenter visited with a sister from Iowa. Max Fridey missed school due to an ulcerated tooth. Ralph Hudson and family stopped in Fairbury Saturday. Rupert Andrews and family spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs R L Bryant Wy Seok ak Virgil Mollie igo. Callers in 1 Mate % Boy Me McCone spent Monday with bap wae a Fairbury f Bnquity Exchs.
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Ralph Carpenter
Omaha
Perry Weaver
Roy Wagner
Roy McCune
T. Logan
W. Eey
Diller
Mary Willems
Shea
Earl Riddle
Wallace
Glenn. Riddle
J. N. Carpenter
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Travel notes and family dinner in a Midwestern week
Harry Strockey returned Sunday from a sight seeing trip across Missouri Arkansas Oklahoma and Kansas. Mr and Mrs Maw in visit with Diller relatives came back Thursday to their home in id Kan Dr and Mrs Co Co Diehl hosted a family dinner last Sunday for W E Diehl of Chicago C W of Fairbury and Mr and Mrs E Swanson and their son Junior of Axtell.
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Harry Strockey
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Mrs. Maw
Id. Kan
Co. Co. Diehl
W. E. Diehl
Chicago
C. W
Fairbury
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Diller State Bank
M. W.A
Asa Richardson
Odell, Nebr
Harry Wet
Hemphill Bros
Eliis
Els
St. Paa's Lutheran, Church
Dumin
The
Reformed Church
Henry Reinholdt
Kathrine Lottman
Onka Lottman
Remsen
Iowa
R F. Stare
Woodward Bro’s Farm Loan
Ligeola
Catarre , Medicing Con
J. W. Fouts
John Pulec
Farmers Union Co-Operative Store
Harvey Peake
Christian Observer
Fanders & Robertson
Gus. Dressen
E.S. Diller
Cornbelt
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