Diller News Scribbles From Lincoln to Diller Folks
In stock gluten corn feed announced. Mr and Mrs A H Colman left for Los Angeles for the winter. Mrs Witty came from Lincoln to live with her daughter Mrs R W Green. Bill Pickard visited Diller relatives then left for Norfolk Nebraska. Dr A Lynch with office in Fairbury Hospital. Carl Franzen family back from Steele City for Christmas. Mrs Moulton returned to Wymore after visiting son I H Moulton. Miss L O Ballard marks 36 years in Diller. H Z Diller traveled to Omaha to visit relatives.
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Carl Franzen
Steele’ City
Local families reunite for Christmas cards and travel
Miss Alma Zook returned to Lincoln after Christmas with sister Mrs. S. J. Thompson. Mrs. Sadie Gardner and son Ralph from Kansas City visited Mrs. John Pulec and relatives for the holidays. Mrs. James came home from the western part of the state with her daughter who teaches and recovers from influenza. Rhue Green, discharged from the naval radio service in Boston, arrived at Diller to spend Christmas with his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Green after attending Harvard University.
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Alma Zook
S. J.thompson
Lincoln
Sadie Gardner
Ralph
Kansas City
John Pulec
Rhue Green
Naval Radio Service
Boston
Harvard University
Diller
H. E. Green
Traveling salesman returns for Christmas to hometown
John Jobman formerly ran a local garage arrived Tuesday to spend Christmas with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Peter Jobman. He is now a traveling salesman for autos trucks and tractors headquartered at Hastings.
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John Jobman
Peter Jobman
John
Hastings
Lieutenant Fouts Returns on Ten Day Leave for Holidays
Lt. Kenneth C. Fouts, stationed at officers headquarters Minneola Long Island, arrived on the early Wednesday morning train to spend the holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. J Fouts, after being granted a ten days leave of absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth C. Fouts
Officer's
Minneola
Long Island
Mrs. J. Fouts
Christmas Day Return Trip Mentioned
Mr and Mrs Cedrick Fanders and their son Wendel returned from spending Christmas with her parents at Guide Rock on Christmas Day with clear crisp weather and bright sun throughout.
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Mrs. Cedrick-Fanders
Wendel
Guide Rock
Miss Floasie Raymond Returns From Lincoln Visit
Miss Floasie Raymond arrived Monday evening after a weekend in Lincoln where she visited relatives since Saturday.
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Floasie Raymond
Lincoln
Reinhardt Visits Home During Christmas Break
John J. Reinhardt of the area squadron at Fort Crook Omaha arrived Tuesday for a Christmas visit at his parents Mr and Mrs C A Reinhardt.
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John J. Reinhardt
Fort Crook
Omaha
C. A. Reinhardt
Mrs Grover Waggoner Visits Thos Waggoners
Mrs Grover Waggoner, after visiting the home of her husband’s parents, Mr and Mrs Thos Waggoner, returned Sunday to her home in Preston Nebraska.
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Grover Waggoner
Thos Waggoner
Preston
Nebr
Mr and Mrs A E Linstman Visit Humboldt for Christmas
Mr and Mrs A E Linstman travel to Humboldt on Tuesday to spend Christmas and New Year with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs J C Herwig.
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A. E. ‘Linstman
Humboldt
J.C. Herwig
Mrs. Green Resigns Lincoln Teaching Post to Run Husband’s Restaurant
Mrs. Ray W. Green who taught in Lincoln schools resigned to return to Diller and take charge of her husband’s restaurant business. She left the teaching role Monday morning to assume management duties.
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Ray W. Green
Lincoln
Diller
Mrs Brandt Returns to Beatrice for Treatment Progress
Mrs Jeasie Brandt returned to Beatrice last Friday where care has improved her condition in recent weeks. She traveled with her sister Miss Clara Steiner a professional nurse.
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Jeasie Brandt
Beatrice
Clara Steiner
Weigle Visit Brings Davenport Couple to Diller Iowa
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Weigle from Davenport Iowa arrive Sunday for a Christmas visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Weigle and other Diller relatives. Bruce works in clerical duties for Armour Packing Co. and returned yesterday. his wife will stay longer for the visit.
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Bruce Weigle
Davenport
E. E. Weigle
Diller
Bruce
Armour Packing Co
Will S Diller Receives Honorable Discharge Returns Home for Holidays
Will S Diller enlisted in M E R C at Kansas City and transferred to SS A UC. He received an honorable discharge a week ago Saturday and came home last Saturday to spend the holidays with his parents Mr and Mrs H Z Diller and relatives. He will return to Kansas City to finish his dental course and graduate in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will S. Diller
Kansas City
H. Z. Diller
Christmas Visit and Weather Delay Reported in Diller Area
Notes show Miss Mildred Domer visiting Lincoln area friends on Sunday. Train No 16 delayed by heavy snow west of town. S Jd Senior came from Wyntore to share Christmas with family in Diller. Jas A Pickard from Norfolk visited his father in Diller. Fine fall weather gave way to light snow before Christmas creating a white Christmas. J T Henrichs departed Monday for Power Beach California for the winter.
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Mildred Domer
Lincoln
Jas. A. Pickard
Norfolk
Liller
George Pickard
Handley cousins visit Diller during train stop
Noah Handley of Endicott and his nephew Guy Handley of Oakley Kansas were in Diller between trains Saturday. The editor and wife received a Christmas box from Rev and Mrs D B McLaughlin formerly of Diller now Matthews North Carolina. Mrs Cornelia Lottman and children spent Christmas with her mother Mrs Willems and grandmother Mrs Ommen at Shea and returned home yesterday.
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Noah Handley
Endicott
Guy Handley
Oakley, Kan
Diller
D. B. Mclaughlin
Matthews, N.C
Cornelia Lottman
Willems
Man Returns From Scranton Area With High Coin Harvest
John Leaper came back Monday from Scranton, Ia, after gathering coin, reporting yields up to 68 bushels per acre. The note highlights a rich harvest and Leaper's impressions of the area.
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John Leaper
Scranton
Hat Sale by Miss Ballard at Half Price
Miss L. O. Ballard announces a semi annual sale offering 50 percent off all trimmed and untrimmed hats and 25 percent off all fancy feathers plus related millinery items.
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L. O. Ballard
Diller Students Spend Xmas Vacation at Home
Eva Line Everett Green Max Bell Claude and Ethel Woods Averil and Arnold Fouts Dale Reinhardt Cecil Ellis and Neil Diller are among the Diller students at the state University who are spending the Xmas vacation at home.
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Eva Line
Everett Green
Max Bell
Claude and
Ethel Woods
Averil
Arnold Fouts
Dale Reinhardt
Cecil Ellis
Neil Diller
Diller
The
State University
Diller Community Opens Appeal for Returning Soldier Reception
Notice calls on all contributors to the expense of a reception for the returning soldier. It asks boys of the Diller community who have not yet signed up with H. E. Green to do so promptly.
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H. E. Green
Mrs Gertarde Bradley Visits Diller Family For Holidays
Mrs Gertarde Bradley of Oklahoma City arrived Monday to spend the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs H Z Diller. She plans to join her husband New Year’s Day to visit his parents in Fairbury. The Christmas Roll Call for Red Cross closed Monday with 338 enrolled in Pleasant precinct and renewals may be made by calling Miss L C Ballard.
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Gertarde. Bradley
Oklahoma City
Okla
H. Z. Diller
Bradley
Fairbury
American’ Red Cross
L. C. Ballard
Prairie Home Cemetery Meeting Set for January 11 1919
The Prairie Home cemetery association holds its annual meeting at the city hall on Saturday January 11 at 2 o'clock for officer elections and other business. Edleman, a former Diller resident and Lincoln salesman for Long-Bell, dies in Lincoln and is buried there.
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Prarie Home Cemetery Association
A. L. Tristman
Secy
Mont.b. Edleman
Diller
Lincoln
Automobile license renewals and wheat price guarantee
The text notes that automobile licenses expire December 31 with old numbers kept if renewed within a reasonable time. It also states the guaranteed price of the 1919 wheat crop will stand until June 1, 1920, per a December 4 Food Administration statement.
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Food Administration
Beatrice Area Obituary for Gertarde Ellen Jamison
Gertarde Ellen Jamison born November 5 1897 died December 21 1918 at home near Fllis Nebraska at age 21 years 1 month 16 days. She taught at Elm Center School after Beatrice High School graduation May 23 1918 and joined First Christian church Beatrice. Burial Prairie Home cemetery occurred amid severe weather with Rev H W Wagner officiating. She leaves parents Andy and Mrs Jamison a brother Austin and four sisters Francis Ina Grace with one brother died in infancy. Memorial service expected later.
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Gertarde
Ellen’ Jamison
Fllis
Nebraska
Beatrice High School
Elm Center
First Christian Church
Beatrice
Nebr
Andy Jamison
Austin
Archie Carpenter
Harbine
Francis
Ina
Grace Jamison
Prairie Home Cemetery
H. W. Wagner
Diller M. E
Peeery
Victor
Red Cross Sign of Love Divine
A devotional verse extols the Red Cross as a sign of the heart humane guiding wounded friends and foes through life’s thorny road. It frames mercy as a mission leading toward justice and aid for all in suffering.
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Thar
Red Cross Supplies Massive Aid to Allied Forces
A French relief report details American Red Cross shipments including 15,000,000 cigarettes, 50,000 packs of safety matches, 20,000,000 boxes of chocolate, 1,500,000 milk cartons, 25,000,000 cigarettes monthly to France, 15,000 automobiles to France since August, 90,000 saws for Italian lumber camps, 3,000 tons of condensed milk, and 1,500,000 chewing gum monthly to prisoners’ children in Archangel and Siberia.
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American Red Cross
Reland
France
Italy
Archangel
Sibéria
Harbine News Items Mixed Christmas and illness reports
Mrs Blakely and three children visited Beatrice relatives for Christmas. Fairbury calls came from Miss Sadie Thompson and Mr and Mrs Alex Rea. Soldier Herman Buller returned from Camp Funston to spend the holiday with his parents. Carl Braasch visited Diller. A Farmers Equity hog shipment this week. Baptist church Christmas program canceled due to flu. Born to Frank Shipman a ten pound boy. Miss Gertrude Jamison near Ellis died from influenza and appendicitis. Doc Mudrow and Walter Sandman returned to Harbine. Johnny Henrichs lies ill with influenza and whooping cough. burial for his brother at Baptist church.
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Alex Rea
Harry Parker
Fairbury
Herman Buller
Camp Funston
P. A. Buller
Carl Braasch
Farmer's Equity
Baptist Church
Frank Shipman
Archie Carpenter
Gerturde Jamison
Ellis
Doc. Mudrow
Walter Sandman
Harbine
Harry Henrichs
Will Henrichs
Henrichs
Johnny
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Citizens State Bank
Citizens State.bank
Diller, Nebraska
J D. Fanders
A. H. Colman
No. 17
Los Angles
Calif
Bill Pickard
A. Lynch
Fairbury Hospital
5Th St
Robert Eastwood
SA. F.G
Miss L O. Ballard
Chas Lukas
S. Jd. Senior
of .Wyntore
T.- Henrichs
Power Beach
Shutt Drug Company
RED. Cross
Henry van Dyke
Just
Red Cross
Blakely
Charles Coffin
Sadie Thompson
Diller Markets
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