Wood and miscellaneous items for sale and local notices
Chunk wood for sale by C. W. Hiatt. Dry chunk wood for sale also a windmill tower and pump. One new 1926 Ford coupe traded for by Harry Keating. Dr G H Newton eye ear nose throat office in Fairbury Neb. Donald Tincher moving into rooms over Farmer store. W C Line. Hubert Filley and Lynn Waggoner visiting Rhue Green in Lincoln this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
Donald Tincher
Farmer
Harry Keating
W. C. Line
Hubert Filley
Lynn Waggoner
Rhue Green
Lincoln
Moon and Son Monuments at Treasonable Low Prices
Miss Josephine Plager, Midland College student in Fremont, is home for the holiday vacation. F. A Moon and Son in Fairbury Nebraska, established 1886, offers quality monuments at low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A Moon & Son
Fairbury
Nebr
Josephine Plager
Midland College
Fremont
Beatrice Couple Guests for Christmas Visit
Mr and Mrs Harry King and family from Beatrice were Christmas guests at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs R L Oaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry King
Beatrice
R. L. Oaks
Hullman Telegram Says Anton Hullman Very Low
Mr Henry Hullman received a telegram from Great Bend Kansas Friday stating his brother Anton Hullman was very low. His son Eilert Hullman left at once for Great Bend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hullman
Great Bend
Kan
Anton Hullman
Eilert Hullman
Liberty bell to ring anew for centennial celebration
The Liberty Bell, cracked during Chief Justice Marshall's funeral, will sound again on New Year’s Eve to mark the start of America’s centennial anniversary, with a nationwide broadcast planned to celebrate the milestone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
America
Saathoff Takes Over Callen Bro Implement Plant in Diller
Juhbn Saathoff, buyer of Callen Bro's implement business at Diller, took possession of the stock on completing the invoice and becomes a full fledged Diller businessman. E. E. McCune, former manager for Callen Bro's, accepts a position with Mr. Saathoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Juhbn Saathoff
Callen Bro’s
Diller
E. E. McCune
Saathoff
Eastern Star Naomi Chapter Elects Officers for Year
Naomi chapter Order of the Eastern Star elected W M Mrs Francie Upson W P Robert Upson Associate M Mrs Carrie Green Sec L O Ballard Treas Mrs Clara Myers Con Mrs Freda Kuper Associate Con Mrs Nancy Robertson. Mr J L Hughes suffered a bad fall at home while preparing to butcher injuring himself but no bones broken and he should recover in a day or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi Chapter
Order of the Eastern Star
W. M
Francie Upson
W. P
Robert Upson
Asso. M
Carrie Green
Sec
Mies L. O. Ballard
Treas
Clara Myers
Mies Freda*Kuper
Asso. Con
Nancy Robertson
J. L. Hughes
Town
M W A Meets Thursdays and Holiday Visitors Noted
The M. W. A. meets on the second and fourth Thursday each month. Holiday plans include Jordan Lanman at his parents farm near Hackettstown New Jersey and Helen Green a Lodgepole Nebraska teacher visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. H A Green. The J E Shanks family moves this week to a farm 63 miles northeast of Diller. Ruth Bick, a teacher near Liberty, visits her parents. W E Mudge attends funeral of nephew Archie Mudge in Beatrice, son of Nathan Mudge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Green
Lodgepole, Nebr
Mrs. H. A. Green
J. E. Shanks
Diller
Ruth,Bick
Liberty
Mrs
A. A. Bick
W. E. Mudge
Beatrice
Archie Mudge
Nathan Mudge
Christmas Visitors Include Smith Starkey Family
Mr Joe Smith, uncle of Mrs Frances Starkey, and daughter were Christmas visitors to Mrs Starkey and her daughter Mrs E S Dunn. Mr and Mrs F G Dale and son Bobbie of Wayne Nebraska, who had stayed with Mrs Carrie Wrigley, motored home yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Smith
Frances Starkey
Starkey
E. S. Dunn
F. G. Dale
Bobbie
Wayne, Nebr
Carrie Wrigley
Mrs Tincher Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Mrs. Donald Tincher was brought home Tuesday from Fairbury Hospital to the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bud Bell where she continues to recover from a recent operation. J. L. Wheeler who had visited since before Christmas with his daughter Mrs. H. K. Shutt and Mrs. Will Henrichs, and their families, returned Wednesday to his home in St. Edwards Nebr, with Mr. Shutt taking him as far as Beatrice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice Bullard
Pailbrick
Geological Department
Continental Oil Co
Donald Tincher
Fairbury
Bud Bell
J. L. Wheeler
H. K. Shutt
Will Henrichs
St. Edwards
Nebr
Mr. Shutt
Beatrice
Woman’s Club Meeting Notes and Local Memorial Sculpture
January 4 at 2 30 P M hosted by Mrs C and Tristman Roop the agenda includes Mrs Hagerman discussing sculptures and memorials and a report from Ohio about roadside memorials with white crosses along a 40 mile straight stretch where accidents occur a long line of crosses marks the site as described by the Bur Oak Herald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. &. Tristman
Hagerman
Ohio
Oak Herald
Big Christmas Dinner at Brenner Home Reports Guests
Mr and Mrs Otto Brenner hosted a Christmas Day dinner with guests including Mrs Elnora Howland and children Melvin Eyleen and Ernest, Mr and Mrs Ralph Howland of Steele City, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Leonard and daughter Jean of Fairbury, Mrs Brenneisa and children Mary Kate Gilbert Schely of Hollenberg Kan, J A Pie and Mrs Myrtle Northup with family Burl Lois and Monroe, a bountiful noon meal followed by radio music and a Christmas tree with gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Brenner
Elnora Howland
Melvin
Eyleen
Ernest
Ralph Howland
Steele City
Lawrence Leonard
Jean
Fairbury
Brenneisa
Mary
Kate
Gilbert
Schely
Hollenberg
Kan
J. A. Pie
Myrtle Northup
Burl
Lois
Monroe
Rural carriers stay home as New Year’s observed
New Years holiday prompts rural carriers to not run routes and post offices to observe Sunday hours today resulting in limited mail delivery and service changes.
John Starr Returns to Lincoln Candy Co. Role
John Starr, after spending Christmas with his family, returned Monday to Lincoln to resume his position with the Lincoln Candy Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Starr
Lincoln
The
Lincoln Candy Co
Witty Family Visits Nebraska Relatives En Route Home
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Witty and son Dean traveled Wednesday from Lincoln where they had visited since Monday. They plan to visit relatives in Steele City and Fairbury before returning to their home in Vliets Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Witty
Dean
Lincoln
Steele City
Fairbury
Vliets
Kan
Three Men Sent to State Reformatory for Auto Theft
Joe Freeman Fred Rousch and Howard Walker were recently convicted at Fairbury for wholesale auto thefts in Kansas and Nebraska. They were moved from Jefferson county jail to the state reformatory at Lincoln to serve indeterminate sentences of one to ten years. Authorities earlier said they stole thirteen cars in southern Nebraska and northern Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Freeman
Fred Rousch
Howard Walker
Fairbury
Kansas
Nebraska
Jefferson County
State Reformatory
Lincoln
Millions For a Picture
The article compares rising costs in the moving picture industry. It notes average film costs about ten years ago were around 10 000, top star productions now cost millions, and scenario prices have grown from 1500 to about ten times that amount. It highlights the vast daily viewership and the screen’s growing influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Pictures
Box Supper Draws Big Support for Korn Kob College
A box supper at Korn Kob College in Diller proved highly successful both socially and financially. Miss Ruth Eick trained the pupils well and Col. F. E. Kinney auctioned boxes, raising proceeds of 38.46 dollars for the school district. June Cox won the top pie prize earning 16 dollars 365 cents and Emil Haas won the 4.60 pie with Howard Rethlesa second.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korn Kob Kollege
Ruth Eick
Diller
F. E. Kinney
Little Prairie College
Col. Kinney
June Cox
Emil Haas
Howard Rethlesa
Liberty
Liberty Journal
Who Buys Your Clothes
A column examines how women influence men's clothing purchases. It notes women’s shopping experience, eye for quality details like hand-made buttonholes and fabric quality, and how a wife along can aid a man in choosing better value and workmanship.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diller State Bank
C. W. Hiatt
O. E. S. Officers
Jordan Lanman
Hackettstown, N. J
Womans Club
Box Supper
Jacksonville St. Astine Palm Beach
Yao
St. Peterntary Sarasto
UTC
New Orleans
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
W. I. Filley
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Wisconsin College of Agriculture
W.c.carpenter’s Barn
Vut Busillulocy BO
Cacuicu
Chet M DY
First National Bank
Walter Carpenter
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