Community notices from Diller area events and obituaries
The excerpt lists local activities including M W A meetings, funeral services conducted by Rev W F Clark, a visit by Mr and Mrs LaVern Pickard, a former Diller boy Everett Green marrying in Lincoln, a public sale planned by Clarence Steffen, travel to Lincoln for the state hardware dealers convention, burial of Capt C M Murdock in Wymore, repairs by local telephone workers after a storm, John Wrigley returning from Iowa to farm near Harbine, K F Starr's weekend return to Holdredge, and a tax office representative visiting Diller on March 10 for income tax filing assistance.
Beatrice Shower Honors Clara Lottman Before Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Gerwick hosted about twenty five friends at their Beatrice home for a miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Clara Lottman who will wed John Mains. The evening featured social time games and guests brought gifts. Refreshments were served. Clara Lottman, daughter of Mr and Mrs Oake Lottman of near Diller, is the honored bride-to-be.
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Fred J. Gerwick
Beatrice
Clara Lottman
John Mains
Beatrice Jun
Oake Lottman
Diller
Leonard Richardson Seeks Rheumatism Relief at Excelsior Springs
Leonard Richardson traveled to Excelsior Springs on Friday seeking relief for rheumatism and reports feeling somewhat better upon writing back.
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Leonard. Richardson
Excelisior Springs
No Smokeless Explosive Smoking Through Powder Characteristics
The geological survey notes no smokeless explosive is entirely smokeless as some vapor remains even in compressed air Smokeless powder emits less smoke than black gunpowder but still produces smoke The main trait is higher power with initial velocities over 3000 foot seconds versus 1700 for black powder This affects battlefield tactics and naval armor requirements
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Geological Survey
Is There a Hell Sermon Delivers Bold Gospel Question
A newly appointed pastor of a negro church preaches on the burning question Is There a Hell as the packed audience responds Amen. He jokes that the world is round with two axles and oil in its center to keep it greased, then warns sinners who dig wells and steal the Lord's oil will bring about hell.
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Bredern
North Pole
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Texas
Mexico
Russia
Harbine well digger joins auto trip to Lincoln
The article notes a new town well being dug at Harbine and Rev E E Pengelly accompanying C L Waggoner on an auto trip to Lincoln on Wednesday. Also, Clarence Renz moved onto the Roulston farm four miles south of Diller to cultivate this season.
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Harbine
E. E. Pengelly
C. L. Waggoner
Lincoln
Clarence Renz
Roulston Farm
Diller
N C S A Club Meeting and Varied Poetic Talent 1924
In a Wednesday afternoon session of the N C S A club at Mrs Willis Clark home members shared long or short original poems about St Valentine Day and other themes. Mrs Viers won a difficult contest while tributes recalled Miss Cavitt Effie Clark Anna Diller Violet Fry and others. The hostess team served a pink and white luncheon as members discussed next meeting Feb 13 and the future of the club.
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N.C. S.A
Willis Clark
Bro. Neihardt
W.F. Clark
Cavitt
Charlotte
Effie Clark
Carolyn
New Club Initiation Ends In Lively Merriment
The poem salutes a town club’s upcoming events led by Mrs Habicht and introduces Mrs Hutchinson and Mrs Moser among others. Members praise Mrs Florence Steffen and Mrs Viers while celebrating leadership roles for Mrs Waggoner and a long standing joke about a four line rule. The narrator ends with thanks and fond memories of a well filled tray.
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Loock
Florence Steffen
Harry
H. K. Shutf
Young Lady Across the Way Deliberates on New Drinks
A curious note describes a young lady across the way pondering the fad of new beverages. Rumors and chatter spark questions about what is allowed and what is forbidden in social circles.
Santee Natives Cheered In Riverboat Naming Event
A brief note records a ceremony at a riverfront site where local residents celebrated the naming of a boat tied to Santee heritage. Officials from the tribal council and regional leaders attended the event.
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