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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1929

Page

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Lent begins as flu hits town and cold bites hard

Lent starts on the thirteenth as Herb Hill is disposed for several days and flu victims include Mrs A E Southwick. The thermometer reads zero, Lois McLaughlin resigns from Clark's store, Edgington sells his farm lease to M M Mason near Beatrice, and local residents note car battery quirks and a funeral in Beatrice. Snow falls daily. Marilyn Miller remains under doctor care while Arntt child recovers from illness. J H Emerson moves into the Lamb home for repairs after a recent fire.

Home folks visit by state university students ends in Lincoln

Alfred and Mildred Mayborn Clarice Mojffit Eleanor Diehl Edith Patton Lynn Waggoner and Robert Bell state university students who spent several days with home folks returned Sunday to Lincoln.

Alfred Mildred Mayborn Clarice Mojffit Eleanor, Diehl Edith Patton Lynn Waggoner Robert Bell State University Lincoln

Golden wedding celebration draws Zugmier family

W J Zugmier and Mrs Clem LePoidevin of Odell and J H Zugmier of Blue Springs traveled to Thayer Kansas for the golden wedding of their parents Mr and Mrs Joe Zugmier held Tuesday. DeVere Hale visited from Brush Colorado with Mr and Mrs Walter Greenwood in a new Chevrolet coupe and replaced a jammed fender during the stay.

DeVere Hale Walter Greenwood Brush Colo W. J. Zugmier Clem LePoidevin Odell J. H. Zugmier Blue Springs Thayer, Kas Joe Zugmier Odell Oracle

Ministers Reach Thirteen Attendees at Fairbury Meeting

Rev Velte chaired the county ministers meeting in Fairbury with thirteen ministers present. W H Leask county Y M C A secretary reported a survey showing forty one churches in the county, three of which are closed.

Velte Fairbury W.H. Leask

Starrs Announce Starr Veron Marries Sara Alexander

Mr and Mrs R F Starr report the marriage of his brother John Veron Starr to Sara Elizabeth Alexander in Chattanooga Tennessee on Tuesday December 25 1928 Veron formerly from Diller is a young man with many friends here who extend best wishes for a happy married life.

R. F. Starr John Veron Starr Sara Elizabeth Alexander Chattanooga Tenn Veron Diller

Plan to Hatch Chicks Early for Spring Markets

The U S Department of Agriculture says early hatching this spring leads to early maturity and laying next fall when prices peak. In the Northern States March 1 begins, with May 15 as a recommended completion date for hatching to market broilers and roasters at higher prices.

U. S. Department of Agriculture

Mrs Chester Weaver Visits Relatives With Son Dale

Mrs Chester Weaver and her young son Dale visit at her parents home Mr and Mrs C L Geer and also at the Henry Weaver residence.

Chester Weaver Dale C. L. Geer Henry Weaver

Carpenter Helps Finish New Brick House West of Steele City

Ouke Franzen of Steele City helps finish flooring on the new brick residence built by Noah Handley west of the town. Carl joins to assist his brother in laying flooring as the week begins.

Ouke Franzen Steele City Noah Handley Safa Carl

Wife of A R Sollenberg Er Dies at Fairbury Hospital

The wife of A R Sollenberg er died last Friday at Fairbury hospital and was buried Sunday in Fairbury cemetery. She was a sister of Don Gridley and survived by her husband and five children.

A. R. Sollenberger Diller Fairbury Hospital Fairbury Don Gridley

Pleasant NR Club Evening At Senior Home

On February 1st the NR Club enjoyed a pleasant evening at Mr and Mrs John Senior's home. After visiting the rook tables Donald Frisbie won first prize and Mabel Grone second. A tasty luncheon followed hosted by the hostess.

N.R. C John Senior Donald Frisbie Mabel Grone

Greenwood Family Reunion At Bedside Visit

Mrs L Greenwood enjoyed a family gathering at her daughter's home with children present across several states. The group included Mr J Greenwood and wife from Minatare Nebraska Mrs Mary Howard from Hill City Kansas and others from Rush City Minnesota Brush Colorado Steele City Nebraska and multiple Greenwood households.

Mary Howard Hill City Kans B.A. Greenwood Steele City Nebr R. F. Starr Superior Long Island Alemna Kan Starr Nebraska Colorado

Girl Reserve Meeting At Miss Findling Home

A Girl Reserve meeting was held at the home of Miss Luella Findling on Wednesday evening February 6. Eleven members and two teachers attended. After the business session social time followed. Maxine Patton spoke on Health and Cleanliness while Eloise Diller spoke on Care of the Hair. Mildred Long sang a solo. Refreshments were served by the hostess and her daughter. The next meeting will be an after school session at the school house February 20.

Luella Findling Maxine Patton Eloise Diller Mildred Long

Wedding bells in Diller as snow blocks roads

Snow drifted east and west roads on Wednesday delaying plans for a wedding in Diller. Valentine's Day arrives next Thursday as local families, including the Andersons of W E Anderson, adjust after illness and travel disruptions. A Columbia Fire representative settled the loss on J H Emerson’s insured home. O J May spent time in Lincoln for discussions on bank guarantees and a legislative session review.

Columbia J. H. Emerson

Woman's Club to Celebrate 10th Anniversary Event

The Woman's Club marks its 10th anniversary on February 13 at 2:30 p m Hostess Mrs O J Mayborn invites members The program includes roll call What the Woman's Club means to me and features the Jansen Woman's Club from Fairbury as guests. good attendance is requested.

O. J. Mayborn Woman’s Club Jansen Woman’s Club Fairbury

North Carolina Club Welcomes New Member in February Meeting

The club met with Mrs. James Hayes on Wednesday afternoon February 6 with ten members five children and one visitor present. A new member Mrs Albert Hubka joined. After a short business meeting a luncheon was served. The next meeting will be with Mrs McKinley Bowen February 20 Roll call asks for a short quotation about George Washington.

James Hayes Albert Hubka McKinley Bowen George Washington

Dorcas Class Elects Officers at Kensington Meeting

On Thursday January 31 1929 the Dorcas class of the M E church held a Kensington in the church basement. Despite the cold a good crowd attended and elected officers with Mrs Fred Frisbie as president for the coming year.

Dorcas M. E. Church Kensington Estella Henrichs Fred Frisbie Mees Newt Hays James Hays Nippert Eva Henrichs Cavett

Widow of Beatrice socialist mayor dies in Glenover

Mrs. Mary Griffin 71 widow of William E. Griffin who served as Beatrice mayor in 1911 died at her Glenover home Friday morning after forty five years in Gage county. Survived by four children and two brothers. Funeral 2:30 Sunday at the Christian church with Rev. C O Stuckenbruck officiating. Interment Evergreen cemetery Beatrice.

Mary Griffin William E. Griffin Beatrice Glenover Gage County Stephen Davis Griffin Christian Church C. O. Stuckenbruck Evergreen Cemetery

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