Homesteaders Present Cincinnati Orchestra in Diller
Homesteader Community Concert Association hosts the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra in Diller on February 22 directed by Thor Johnson. The 86 virtuoso players perform as one of America's finest ensembles, with instruments valued around 250000 dollars. curtain time 8 30 P M. Beatrice visitors W J Amos of Fairbury called at the Record office. National Brotherhood Week and February as an anniversary month are noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
America
Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra
Ite
Beatrice
Homsteader Community Concert Association
Thor Johnson
Cincinnati Orchestra
Leopold Stokowski
Keystone Kensington Meets at Mrs Weigels Home
Activities calendar notes a March 5 meeting at the home of Mrs Earl Weigel. A March 10 entry mentions a Community Club gathering.
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Keystone Kensington
Earl Weigel
Community Club
Jefferson County Ends 68th in Rural Teaching Pay
Jefferson County ranks 68th in the state for rural teacher salaries per the state Department of Education. The average annual rural teacher pay in Jefferson County is 2362.07 dollars, with Cheyenne County higher at 1790.19. In Douglas County a single nine month rural teacher earns 3150 dollars. Mev and Mrs. Max Braasch of Hastings are parents of Terry Max born February 21. Bud Lottman is related. Ted Lottman and Mrs. Scott Miller are also mentioned. Christie Seaman has been ill but improving. Jack Baker left for Omaha to enlist in the U.S. Navy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Department of Education
Cheyenne County
Douglas County
Gage County
Mev
Birth day anniversary and weekend visits noted
Sunday February 29 marks a birth day anniversary for Mrs. Harry Wolken celebrated only every four years. Mr. Wolken honored. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ahrends spent the weekend with their daughter and family at Alliance. Mrs. Ruth Pickard joined them to Paxton and visited her son’s family. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bowers and sons also mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Wolken
Mr. Wolken
Harry Ahrends
Harold Proctor
Nica Jane
Alliance
Ruth Pickard
Paxton
Harold Bowers
Village and School Caucus March Schedule
The Village and School district No. 70 caucuses will be held at City Hall on Wednesday March and the Village caucus will begin at 8 30 p m followed by the School caucus. Terms of two village board members Herman Stahl and Frank Roseman expire this year. It is the duty and responsibility of every citizen to attend these caucuses if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Stahl
Frank Roseman
Herman’ Stahl
Eod- de We Fanders
Sehoc 1
Woman's Society of Christ Service Met at Church
The Woman's Society of Christ Service met Thursday afternoon at the church with Mrs. Theodore Henrichs presiding in the absence of the president. Roll was called with a verse from Job quoted. Mrs. Harry Remley led devotions and Mrs. Robert Upson presented the lesson on Achieving God's Lofty Way assisted by Mrs. Perry Weaver and others. Mrs. Green directed games during the fellowship hour and refreshments were served by Madams Loren Stephens, Arthur Grone, Charles Showers, and S. B. Viers.
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Christ
Cburch
Theodore
Henrichs
Jobe
Harry Remley
Robert Upson
Esson
Perry Weaver
Theodore Henrichs
Rex Green
Green
Loren Stephens
Arthur Grone
Charles Showers
S. B. Viers
Community Club Meeting Set for March 10
The next Community Club meeting will be held March 10 with Jame Hays Jr in charge of the program. The music department of Diller High School will present numbers and a display of a hobby.
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Jame Hays Jr
Department of Diller
Obituary of Folkert Gebhard of Langdon Missouri
Folkert Gebhard born September 28 1872 at Langdon Missouri was baptized in infancy and confirmed in 1890. He married Hilka Johannah Heinrich in 1900 and they had 13 children. He died February 17 1943 after a stroke with many survivors including his wife and numerous children and grandchildren.
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Beshard
Freda
Rekaene
Hilka
Marie Holtz
Adams
Hilka . Holz
Plymouth
Henry
Gebhard
Dewitt
Elsie Giesman
Clara Preizer
Pickerell
Minnie Ropper
Herkimer
Kansas
Ben Gebhard
Frank Gebhard
Evalena Wenz
Initiates New Member in Weeper Chapter Ceremony
On Tuesday evening February 17 Mrs. Showers joined the chapter in an impressively staged initiation with slides of a solo sung by Mrs. Mary Cully. Mrs. Max Logan accompanied at the piano. A candlelight addendum followed with guests Mrs. Ruby Weigel Worthy Matron Mr. Ralph Lenz Worthy Patrons and Mrs. Ralph Lenz Treasurer of Weeper Chapter Beatrice. Refreshments closed the social hour.
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Ralph Lenz
Wa. Weigel
Weeper
Beatrice
Diller School News and Community Updates
Duchesne sophomore Camilla Hubka earns a place on the Dean's List for the first semester. St Pauls Luther League met February 22 at the church with twenty members and four visitors. League members attended a skating party in Fairbury February 28. Nebraska Liquor Control Commission rule changes take effect March 1. Howard Frazee buys L O Royle home in Diller and will move in June. Fred Sasse relocates to a farm near Diller. Charley Lucas leaves. Mrs Jacobs of Daykin visited the Record office February 2. Robert Lanner and family move to new home north of Steele City. Beverly Carpenter had an appendectomy at Odell Hospital and returned home.
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Camilla Hubka
Duchesne
R. E. Hubka
St.Paul’s
Luther
Christ
Clare Efice Heorichs
LaRee Lucking
State Line Luthor League
Fairbury
Robert Lanner
Lawrence Madden
Steele City
Jacob's Cafe Featured In Local Update
Mrs. Clarence Roseman underwent major surgery at Odell hospital last week. James Hays bought the Lyman Finch farm east of town. Charley Lucas moved to the farm recently vacated by Ray Hedson. Rev Theodore Moehlring John Huttenmeyer and Elmer Sasee of Jansen led a Stewardship Meeting at the Ohiowa Lutheran Church. Sunday visitors to Mrs Fouts included her son Henry and grandson Neal and his wife of Lincoln. Herry Thompson celebrated his birthday with a call from Washington DC. Herman Seathoff becomes the new clerk in Jordenings Store.
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Clarence Roseman
Odell Hospital
Charley Lucas
Ray Hedson
Theodore Moehlring
John Huttenmeyer
Elmer Sasee
Jansen
Ohiowa
Nebraska
Ohiowa Lutheran Church
Herry Thompson
Lynn
Washington D. C
Village Caucus Set for March 3 at City Hall
A village caucus will be held March 3, 1948 at City Hall starting at 8 30 P M. Residents are urged to attend and participate in the local discuss and vote on upcoming matters.
Five Escape Overturned Near Crete on Highway 7
A station wagon owned by The Hill overturned south of the Crete corner on Highway 7 while carrying five occupants en route to Lincoln. R L Upson Mex Logan Box Holle and Jack Baker were taken to Beatrice for examination revealing only bruises. A blowout was suspected to have caused the crash and the car suffered extensive damage.
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Crete Corner
Highway 7
Ite
Lincoln
R. L. Upson
Mex Logan
Box Holle
Jack Baker
Beatrice
Garden Club Notice for Fairbury Meeting March 2
Diller Garden Club member seeks attendance to the Fairbury Garden Club meeting on March 2 at 8 PM. Please notify Mrs. Huttenmeyer of the plan.
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Diller Garden Club
Apy
Fairbury Garden Club
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Homesteaders Assa
W. J. Amos
Bin
Record
Ofice
Moss Man's
Nebraska Tuberculosis ‘Association
B&h
Jake Lottman
Keith Hays Ie
Napthali Lodge No
Ular
Thoreday
D. E. McKenzie
Ted Lottman
Christie Seaman
Jack. Baker
Omaha
U.S Navy
Rayette Creme Cold Wave
Guilia
SAT
SUN
Bolen Ture Ars Tone Ley
Ae Lltlalulla
Darling Clementine
Village and School Caucus
W. S.C.S
Folkert Gebhard
Frank Grabber
Beverly Hays
Keith Hays
Nebraska Wesleyan University
Association For Childhood Education
Eeverly
Nebraska Wesleyan
Cc. E. Ss
Nebraska Liquor Control Commission
Howard Frazee
L. O. Royle
H. H. Green
Hod
Fred Sasse
Hhe
Nouth
Jacobs
Daykin
Record ‘Office
Keith
Beverly Carpenter
Jacob’s Cafe
James Hays
Lyman Finch
Herman Seathoff
Jordenings Store
Prairie Guns
E. E. Halloran
Prairie
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