Diller area notices include moves sales and town updates
The itemized notes cover school reopening, a resident water hookup, a coal supplier ad, eye clinic, a Chester White hog sale date set by Wiemer Brothers, a cash repair policy, student return, editor’s water connection, Irene Casper’s visit, Pulec moving into a new residence, John Clauseon university student update, S J Thompson’s stored ice for summer sales, Letta Bristol family visit, city hall and local high schools details, and a Lincoln trip for an operation on a wife and a niece.
Three milk goats to be fresh this month
John Saathoff moved Wednesday from Waterville Kansas into the property recently bought from the Bausch heirs. The notice also lists Wm Dohpande and a Dillee phone number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Dohpande
Dillee
John Saathoff
Waterville
Kan
Bausch Heirs
Grand Daughter Returns Home From Holidays Visit
Mre. E. 8. Dunn, who spent the holidays with her mother Mre. Frances Starkey, has returned to her home in Ft. Collins olo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunn
Frances Starkey
Ft. Collins
Olo
Prairie hay stack and alfalfa load described in barn
A fragment notes a stack of prairie hay and a load of alfalfa in a barn. The line mentions Joe but provides little context about place or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baro
Joe Att
Meat Market Change at University Place
Diller, once in the local butcher trade, has purchased a meat market at University Place and assumed possession on the 28th of last month.
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Diller
University Place
Produce Auction Notice at Senior Building
Auction call for Clark's Contoney Hens 28c, springs 23c, rvostore 08c, eggs 29, cream 86c. Bring in your produce to the Senior Building for bidding.
Souvenir Card From Jaures Acknowledged by Harley Clark
The Record notes receipt of a souvenir postal card from Jaures Megx dated December 1 sent by Harley Clark formerly of Diller who recently visited his brother Sam in El Paso Texas.
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Jaures
Megx
Harley Clark
Diller
Sam
el Paso
Tex
New Ten Pound Daughter for Braasch Family
Miss Dorothy Lee Braasch arrived to join her parents Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Braasch near Jansen on January 2, 1926 for an indefinite stay.
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Dorothy Lee Braasch
C. W. Braasch
Near
Jansen
Wood for sale near Diller farm ash and oak mix
J. W. Fouts offers wood from his saw at Mrs. Morricaun’s farm eight miles east of Diller. Clear ash and oak sell for 2.50 per rich mixed ash elm and oak go for 2.25. Phone or visit for wood.
Community sale to Diller this Saturday
A community sale to Diller is scheduled for Saturday January 23. An auctioneer will oversee a large batch of items for sale. People with goods to donate should contact Rex A Green at phone 140 02 to be included.
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Diller
Rex
A. Green
Diller Miafaeld Tonight at the City Hall
George Cunningham returned Wednesday from a pleasant two week visit with relatives and old friends in Topeka Kansas. Local grain prices list corn 64c wheat 1.61 oats 86. Local notices indicate Diller the Miafaeld performs tonight at City Hall.
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Diller
George Cunningham
Topeks
Kan
Community Club Meeting for officers and business
The Community Club announces a meeting next Monday in January to elect officers for the coming year and conduct other business. The notice also mentions the sale of a seven year old horse team with harness and a 7-foot McCormick binder, all priced for sale.
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McCormick Acre
Federated Church notices and high school game details
The item notes a sheller product for corn at the Federated Church sale with price per bushel and contact. It advertises a 7 16 pm basketball game tonight at City Hall between Reynolds High and Diller High with a quick girls fray and music by the Orange and Black orchestra. It also reports a Y P C U watch party at the Christian church on Dec 31 with a New Year song.
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City Hall
Reynolds High School
Ve Diller High
Orange and Black
High School Girls Teams Tip Off at 7:15 at City Hall
Tonight at City Hall admission is 30 cents for adults 20 cents for high school students and 10 cents for grade students. A preliminary game between two high school girls teams starts at 7 15. The Orange and Black orchestra will play between halves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Ve Reynolds
City Hall
Orange and Black Orchestra
Kensington club meeting and New Year family dinner
The B B Kensington members and many visitors met at Mrs. H Moffitt's home on Tuesday December 20 with radio music and entertainments by Mrs. Nida and Mrs. Brown. A farewell for Mrs. Earl Shank is planned for January 2 at Mrs. Less Hill's home. Mr. and Mrs. J T Henrichas hosted New Year’s Day family dinner for about fifty relatives with geese and plentiful edibles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Kensington
H. Moffitt
Nida
Brown
Earl Shank
Less Hill
J. T. Henricha
Myers returns to Huavelock for Burlington shop work
W F Myers left for Huavelock after a brief visit with his mother Mrs. Clara Myers and relatives. He resumes employment in the Burlington shops Sunday, ending a short sojourn with family.
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W.F. Myers
Clara Myers
Huavelock
Burlington
Miss Mildred Hound Feted At Jevne Pierce Shower
About fifty friends gathered at the Jevne Pierce home on December 29 for a miscellaneous shower honoring Miss Mildred Hound. The event celebrated her forthcoming marriage to Frank Grell with a mock wedding, gifts, and refreshments.
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Jevne Pierce
Mildred Hound
Frank Grell
Vital Statistics and Social Event in Diller Area
In 1925 Diller area births totaled 28, down from 41. 1926 deaths reached 10, down from 30 and 1823 recorded 17. The Jolly Girls Glass at Federated church entertained by Mrs. Harry Thompson with games and resolutions followed by refreshments.
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Diller and
Vicinity
Jolly Girls Glass
Federated Church
Harry Thompson
Community Club Meeting at Rex Theatre Next Tuesday
Members gather under the Community Club to hear Prof. Morton speak on educational work. The event highlights pride in the High School orchestra and Girls Glee Club and encourages community support for local schools.
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Rex Theatre
Morton
Beatrice
Also Mentioned on This Page
Guaranty Fund
State of
Nebraska
Citizens State Bank
John Pulec
Ipo
Cornbelt Lumber Co
Adams
Garland
N. 6Th St
Wiemer’s Bros
Chester White
John Clauseon
New City Water
Mise Irene Casper
Byron
Desbler
O. B. Hill
S. J. Thompson
Hhs
Letta Bristol
Harold
Modoc
Kans
Mary, Green
Diller High School
Guy Holligeworth
Lincoln
Clark
Farmers Union Co-operative Store
City
Kensington
Sam Thompson
Lée
H. K. Shutt
Dr.Hess
Lice
Ity Club Entertainment On
Supt. Morton
The
Girls Glee Club
P.C.U
Henry Diller
Earl Stefford
Corda
Wilmers
Francis Plager
Carl Berreeaane
Orient
Best Franklin Co
COAL
Cornbelt Lbr. Co
E. F. Habicht
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