Band concert and social notes from Fairbury area
A band concert is set for next Wednesday evening at 8 00 with local notices about residents visiting from Fairbury Kens top of Valpraiso Nebr called on Idola Ramsey and Priscilla and Mary Anne. Several community members report work changes and visits with friends. Roger Drew attended a Young People's Conference in Chester with Rev and Mrs Drew and Dr Travis leading discussions on devotional life and pressing problems.
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Priscilla and
Mary Anne
Kenstop
Valpraiso, Nebr
Idola Ramsey Tuesaday
Roger Drew
Lincoln
Cash for Nebraska Farmers Benefits Totals in Millions
Nebraska has received about 1.5 million dollars for wheat reduction and more than 11 million for corn loans. If CCC rules allow larger cribs, corn loans could rise further. The corn hog program could pay Nebraska farmers at least four times the wheat sign up, potentially over 6 million dollars. The total sums to about 28.5 million dollars for the state across farmers. Nebraska’s population is about 1.3 million, averaging roughly 20 dollars per person.
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Nebraska
CCC
World Almanack
Local Socials and Visits Reported Across Odell Area
Frank Dymasek remains in Odell hospital. Miss Rempel from Jangen visited Miss Pearl Sparks on Sunday. A doughnut sale last Saturday drew good patronage. Paxton residents Mr and Mrs Jim Thompson and Mr and Mrs Joe Sparks called at Weaver and Sparks homes last Saturday. Crystobell Ramsey, out seven weeks with a broken leg, returned to school Tuesday and thanks friends for gifts received.
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Miss Rempel of
Jangen
Miss Pearl Sparks
Jim Thompson
Joe Sparks
Paxton, Nebr
Weaver and Sparks
Crystobell ’ Ramsey
Scott Miller Shares Tales Amid Recovery Reflections
Scott Miller speaks of his recovery and tells engaging stories after a serious illness. The piece notes the memory of Phin Miller, his father, when Scott is at work and when he is away from duties.
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Scott Miller
Phin Miller
Scott
Residence improvement near town with basement and bath
Ernest Bergmeier, who lives about six miles northeast of town, is improving his residence by excavating a basement under the house and building a bath room and wash room. A basement is the cheapest kind of room and necessary to a modern home. Why many fine country houses were built without basements is hard to understand.
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Ernest Bergmeier
Weather notes show mild Nebraska winter warmth swings
The piece describes Nebraska weather with a warm spell reaching 68 degrees and a recent 4 below zero plunge. By midweek conditions returned to comfortable norms, contrasting with California earthquakes.
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Nebraska
CWA
Viers
California
Diller Cemetery Association Holds Annual Meeting
The Diller cemetery association met in city hall on Thursday afternoon with sparse attendance. Wm Mudge and Perley Place were elected four year trustees. Chas E Waggoner was re elected clerk and treasurer. The board re elected officers, finances are sound, endowment fund above 5000 dollars invested in government bonds. Members hope for more endowments as times improve.
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Diller Cemetery Association
Wm. Mudge
Perley Place
Chas. E. Waggoner
Valentine candy window draws attention in town
George Rahman showcases a Valentine Candies window display. Mr Ed Tcetmeyer visits Homer Ramsey home. Mr and Mrs J M Hiatt visit Beatrice then Wy more to see daughter Mrs J Wymore. E A Earl May leads corn bog talk. Jess Walker and Mrs Hurst visit Lloyd Hurst family from Beatrice.
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George Rahman
Ed Tcetmeyer
Lincoln
Homer Ramsey
J. M. Hiatt
Beatrice
Wymore
Mrs. J. Wymore
Jess Walker
Herold Hurst
Billie
Lloyd Hurst
Famly
Mrs Gertrude Lottman Ill With Appendicitis
Gertrude Lottman keeps house for J Smith Diller and fell ill with appendicitis Tuesday. She was moved to her home south of town to recover.
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Gertrude Lottman
J. Smith Diller
Corn-Hog Sign-up Committee Meets at Fairbury
The temporary committee of the corn-hog organization met at Fairbury on Wednesday with all 16 members present. The sign-up program is described as a significant effort and the men are giving their best to it.
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Fairbury
Roosevelt New Deal programs reshape employment landscape
The text argues RWA projects will absorb most unemployment as CWA is only a temporary stopgap until the PWA begins full operation in spring, reflecting debates on New Deal relief efforts and project roles.
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RWA
Roosevelt
PWA
Evening Club Meeting Plans February 7 at Mrs Hays
The J N C met January 24 at Mrs Earl Harris home with eight members present. They spent the afternoon visiting and were served luncheon. Mrs Keith Hays invited the club to meet at her home February 7 an all day meeting with male guests invited.
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J. Ni Cc
Earl Harris
Centenary Beatrice Girls Choir Delights at Diiler Church
The Girls Choir from Centenary Methodist Beatrice performed at Diiler Methodist with 56 in attendance. Directed by Harold Stout the group included Betty Barnes the whistling soloist who staged several numbers including The Glow Worm. The program featured hymns prayers solo and chorus pieces followed by light refreshments.
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Centenary Methodist Church
Beatrice
Diiler Methodist Church
Harold Stout
Epworth
Lincoln
Betty Barnes
Betty
Lenhart
Ram
Drew
Mysterious Illness Mentioned In Fragments
Fragments report a man’s sudden death linked to stomach gas and a fatal health event. No clear names, dates, or locations are readable. Additional context is unavailable.
Dean Barber Returns Home After Semester at State University
Dean Barber, who spent the first semester at the state university, returned to his home Saturday, according to campus and local sources.
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Dean Barber
the State University
Phones at the Court House in Fairbury
Report notes new telephone lines installed at the Fairbury courthouse as county headquarters. Critics say phones should be accessible to distant residents and question the cost, urging officeholders or treasurer to justify or cover the expense.
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Fairbury
Kroll
Women's Club Meeting Honors Poetry Theme at Mrs Cloyd Cully Home
The Women's club met at Mrs Cloyd Cully's home Wednesday January 24 with assisting hostess Mrs Roy Geer and leader Mrs Rupert Andrews. Participants presented poems songs and a musical reading. Little performers incl Denise Anderson Gayle Cully and Gloria Miller. Lunch followed and next meeting moves to Mrs Christ ie Seaman's on February 14 with Mrs Ralph Long assisting and Mrs Harry Thompson leading.
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Cloyd Cully
Roy Geer
Rupert Andrews
Lucile
Hansen
Lois Henrichs
Katherine Johnson
Elinor Henrichs
Lucile Barnett
Rachel Diller
Scott Miller
W.E .Andersen
Christie Seaman
Ralph Long
Harry Thompson
Tokat Turkey A City Of Red Roofed Homes And Medieval Citadel
Tokat in Turkey is a historic city with red roofed houses and serene gardens alongside shabby slums. A medieval citadel sits at the town’s rear, once nearly impregnable, watched by defenders on the heights.
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Tokat
Turkey
Asia
Europie
Europe
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Diller State Bank
Sara Diller
Diller
Rudolph Novotny
Clarence Hiatt
Diler
Fairbury Electric Shoe
Bonham Theatre
H. ‘Jt. Weaver
Sidney Rossitter
Dewitt
Nebr
John C Sparks
Wallace, Nebr
Glenn Long
Hanover
Kans
John Greider
Frank Dymasek
Odell
Cemetery Association Meets
Earl May
N. S
Centenary Girls’ Choir
Eele Fine. —A. Ae Arene
General Hospital
M. D
Odell, Nebraska
Carl Schnuelle
Farmers Union Insurance Co
Omaha, Nebr
Earharts Beauty Shopp
Croquignole Permanents
Nestle Steam Spirit
The
Diller Record
Emil Ackman
Aug. Kroll
Treas Enid Cook
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