Diller club members celebrate with 231 in attendance
The Diller Community Club notes 231 members attended the year end party, up from last year. Captain Huttenmeyer led the winning team with 101 points to Mrs Green and Frank Horsky's 88 for the losers. Eldest member Aunt Christie Seaman, 89, and youngest Debbie Logan, 16 months, highlighted the crowd of 250 at the 250 Club event with games, dancing, and a five piece orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huttenmeyer
Mex
Logat
Mrs Miller
Miller
Bjordining
Evan Green
Frank Horsky
Green
Christie Seaman
Debbie
Logan
Max Logan
Mes Dames
J K Varney
E ‘Weigel
Wolken
Jobn Greider
C.blauser
Revival Meetings Close The Rundus Beothers
Revival meetings at the Methodiest church in Baidisott ended Sunday night after two weeks. Rev Rondus delivered pointed sermons and the choir led by J Randus offered strong songs. Thirty three confessions were made, and members plus Sunday School attendees gained new strength to press forward with faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rundus
Beothers
Munden
Kane
Baidisott
J. Randus
Ruridus Brothere
Menasite
Jansen
Jocal
Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary in Beatrice
Hoary Hemminger and Annie Waggoner marked fifty years of marriage with a February 11 1947 open house at their Beatrice Nebraska home 900 South Sixth Street. Relatives and about ninety five friends attended including guests from Lincoln and Diller. A formal guest book, music, and refreshments accompanied the celebration honoring the couple who wed February 11 1897.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoary Hemminger
Annie Waggoner
Alfred Waggoner
South Sixth Street
Beatrice Nebraska
Ward Finch
Dorothy
Phylis
Donald
Lyman Finch
Wayne
Ralph
Carol
Stanley
Jobo Steiner
Carrie Coniff
Lincoln
Nebraska
John.Steiser
Rolie E. Arthur
Clare Waggoner
Orphan Waggoner
Dorothy Finch
Verlene Hemminger
Lee Klatt
World Day of Prayer Observance at St Pauls Ev Lutheran
Friday evening services will be held at o clock at St. Pauls Ev Lutheran church in observance of World Day of Prayer. The public is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul’s Ev. Vutheran Church
Ada Berg obituary records long life and family ties
Ada O Berg born April 6 1865 in Sweeden died February 16 1947 at 81 10 6 widow of John Le Niekesone. She immigrated with parents in 1867 settling in Peoria Illinois later moving to Beatrice Nebraska in 1884 residing in the Bilia community. Survived by eight children Charlee Frank John Pearle William Cora Bartlett Lola Long Atta Highland 35 grandchildren 36 great grandchildren and two sisters Amanda Donohoe and Minnie Alsip. Funeral held Tuesday at Waggoner Funeral Home with Rev CF Watters officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada O. Berg
Andres
Anna Berg
Sweeden
Charlee
Frank
John
Pearle
William
Cora
Bartlett
Lola Long
Beatrice
Atta Highland
Akron
Colorado
Amanda Donohoe
Portland
Oregon
Minnie Alsip
Omaha
Nebraska
Ellis
W S C S Officers Entertain Members At Ruby Weaver Home
On Thursday February 14 the Women's Society of Christian Service hosted thirty five members at president Mrs Ruby Weaver’s country home with a one o clock dinner. After games and a scoring contest two captains led teams for entertainment and a heart shaped prize. A pledge of fifteen dollars for missionary work was voted, with fourteen dollars and sixteen cents raised. Following the event additional notices mention dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Howard Frazee and Rosalee with others from Summerfield Kansas and a newborn baby boy born February 15 at Qdell hospital to Mrs Elmer Meyer Boonie Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S.C.S
Mre
Ruby Weaver
Ray Eick
Mia
Ina Viers
Clare Waggoner
Viera
Qdell Hospital
toMraod
Elmer Meyer
Boonie Thompson
Luther League
C. E Wolken
Della
Pauline Weers
Norman
Ronald Weers
Harold
Warren Roelfs
Ruby
Otto ‘Dauber
Joreen
Delores Kisling
Duane
June Wolken
Wayne Stephens
Clarence Henri
Diller School Trio Edges Hollenberg Visitors In Varsity Clash
Diller's varsity team defeated Hollenberg Kansas 88 to 27 while reserves led 20 to 13. Diller drew a District bye and will meet Liberty at 2 80 p m Thursday in the season finale before the district tourney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.H.S
Diller
Hollenberg - Kansas
Liberty
Dies of Injuries From Auto Crash at Hanover
Richard Harder 21, World War I veteran and son of Mrs Maud Hauver Harder, died Tuesday morning at Lincoln hospital from injuries after an auto crash in Hanover Kansas Saturday night. Funeral services set for Friday afternoon at Hanover church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Haover
Hie
Richard Harder
Lincoln’ Hospital
Hanover
Kansas
Richard
Maud ‘Hauver
Harder
Hanover Church
Mrs Saese Returns Home After Major Lincoln Hospital Operation
Mrs. Fred Saese has returned from Lincoln hospital where she underwent a major operation and is slowly improving. Friends express happiness at her home and hope for a speedy recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Saese
Lincoln Hospital
Beauty Shop Reopens After First Mareh Notice
Local operator announces reopening of a beauty shop after a short closure. A follow up announcement is planned. Also reported, Mr and Mrs Charles Fisher and Mrs Harold Henriche moved into a new home in Diller on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mareh
Harold Henriche
Charles Fisher
Diller
Kensington Circle Enjoys Afternoon Church Parlor Event
Members of the Kensington circle were entertained Friday afternoon in the church parlor. Mrs William Glathar hosted with assistants Mesdamen Leonard Richardson and Elies Hadley. Meetings discussed aisle materials and annex floor sanding while Ina Hill Flood Man aided financially. Guests enjoyed ice cream cookies Ritz and coffee as the pleasant afternoon ended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Wm Glathar
Leonard Richardson
Elies Hadley
Ina Hill
Flood Man
A. Lenghty
C R Steffen
Card of Thanks and Greetings to All
Mrs Margaret Packer, Mr and Mrs Henry Pingel and Richard with Mr and Mrs Carl Sehmelle thank neighbors friends and relatives for Birthday Cards and for cards and letters during illness. Also note attendance at the Farmers Union state convention in Omaha and recent visits from Willard Frezee and family of Summerfield Kansas at Howard Frazee home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Packer
Henry Pingel
Richard
Carl Sehmelle
Omaha
Farmers Union
Howard Frazee
Willard Frezee
Summerfield
Kansas
Birthday Luncheon for Mrs Pearl Blauser
Mrs Joha Huttenmeyer and Mrs Chester Weaver planned a birthday luncheon for their friend Mrs Pearl Blauser. After returning from duty at the Diller telephone office, Blauser found Bigsie guests awaiting her. The event featured a beautifully decorated angel food cake baked by Mrs Huttenmeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joha ‘Huttenmeyer
Chester
Weaver
Pearl Blauser
Diller Telephone Office
Blauser
Joho Atasiousae
Victor
Bed Weaver
Donald
Clifford Blauser
Jonita
Gary
Mrs Huttenmeyer
Legion Post Organizing Meeting at City Hall
A Legion organizing meeting is set for Monday night February 24 at the Diller City Hall. All veterans are urged to attend to help establish the post. In local news, Joy Ann Smith was born February 18 at Odell hospital to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Weigel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Legion
LA Brown
Lawrence Weigel
Mildred Turley
Joy Ann
Odell Hospital
Public Sale Notice for Henry Wechsel Farm Auction
Public sale announced for Henry Wechsel farm property with details in an advertisement on page 8. Prospective bidders urged to review terms and conditions and attend on sale day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wechsel
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Ft. Dix
N. J
Clarence W. Richardson
Diller Nebr
G. L. Richardson
Replacement Training Center
Airborne School
Fort. Benoing
Fort
Richardson
Army
Taco
Center
T-4
Diller State Bank
National Bank
Fairbury
Neb
Ada O
Nickeson
Rosalee
Arthur Hutchison
Ida Nelson
Summerfield, Kansas
Nelson
Frazee
Diller School News
Herman Harding
C. E Showers
Lon | Snyder
Jas. Pickard
Odell
John Bessler
San Bernardino California
Odell Cemetery
Ernest Schulz
Elva Jean
George Wollenberg
Kapsis City
Aanees
Henry Mahiman
Frank Mahiman
Hollenberg Kaeneas
Harry Mahiman
Maurice
Marysville
Harold Lottman
David Lynn
Enodicott
Jake Lottman
Chas
Fisher
George
Roy
Bird City
Banche Lottman
Elaine Hagemeier
Pickrell
Hagemeier
Diet
Blanche
E. L. Smith
Burchard
C. O. Smith
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