Diller Municipal Band Elects New Officers
At its regular meeting Monday night the Diller Municipal Band elected officers for the coming year. President Ray Green, Vice president Elizabeth Green, Secretary Treasurer Mrs. W E Anderson, Assistant Secretary Carolynn Clark, Executive Committee Joe Vanacek and Eleanor Weigel Hod Green Director Nelson Ingalsbe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Municipal Band
Ray Green
Elizabeth Green
W E.anderson
Carolynn
Sunshine Draws Older Residents from Clouds
The sun broke through a cloudy spell on Wednesday noon and attracted several seniors to the streets after dinner, including Wm. Mudge Jobo Carico Erie Roelfs and J. L Lamb among others the reporter did not meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Mudge
Jobo Carico
Erie Roelfs
J. L Lamb
Mr and Mrs Isaac Saylor Mark sixty sixth anniversary
Mr and Mrs Isaac Saylor observed their sixty sixth wedding anniversary quietly at home last Saturday. Miss Edna Hullman stays with them to look after their comfort.
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Isaac. Saylor
Edna Hullman
Diller Men Enter Service as Draft Takes First Local Son
Claus Saathoff remains hospitalized in Fairbury after a broken leg from an auto crash over two months ago. George Fisher reports steady recovery during damp foggy days. Tony Zelleng becomes Jefferson county’s first diller to enter the draft with six others departing for Fort Crook near Omaha.
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Claus Saathoff
Fairbury
Tony Zelleng
Tony
Jefferson County
Fort Crook
Omaha
Blauser Visits Parents In Diller On Monday
Everett Blauser Plymouth mail carrier visited his parents Mr and Mrs J O Blauser at Diller Monday. Mr Blauser has been staying in pretty close lately.
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Everett Blauser
Plymouth
J.O. Blauser
Diller
Mr. Blauser
Mrs Eldred Carpenter Reported Improving Under Care
Irene Casper notes Mrs Eldred Carpenter has been in poor health for some time and is taking treatments from Dr Rice. she is reported to be improving.
Baby Born to Mr and Mrs Kenneth Young in 1941
Eloise Diller greets 8 pound daughter at Odell Hospital on Thursday January 20 1941.
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Kenneth Young
Eloise Diller
Odell Hospital
Gilbert Blauser Confined Home With Flu Recovery
Gilbert Blauser remains at home for a couple of weeks with the flu and is reported to be recovering nicely.
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Gilbert Blauser
Mrs Claude Ellis Recovers From Weeklong Illness
Mrs Claude Ellis is up and about the house again after a weeklong illness resembling the flu. She is reported to be recovering and active around home.
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Claude Ellis
Buddie Clark Returns Home After Kansas Visit
Buddie Clark came back Sunday from a short visit with his mother in Blue Rapids Kansas.
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Buddie Clark
Blue Rapids
Kansas
Pinochle Club Resumes Meetings At Weking Home
The Young People's Club opened its year with a gathering at the country home of the Misses Gertrude Edna and Marie Weking. Returning married members include Virgil Bugbee superintendent of Endicott Schools and others. Social events planned include roller skating line parties and picnics with committees led by Irene Shanek Velma Wehling and James McCauley.
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Young People’s Club
Gertrude
Edna and
Marie Weking
Virgil Bugbee
Supt
Endicott Schools
Margaret Bugbee
Edward Cassel
Louis Schenek
Gladys Scheele
del Webling
Irene Shanek
Velma Wehling
James McCauley
Hope Renz
Gertrude’ Wehling
Two New County Officers Take Office in Jefferson County
County Judge E R Bee passes office to Samuel Gallamore after twelve years of service. Henry Freese of Plymouth succeeds Grover Grissom as commissioner from the second district. Lillie Spence to continue as Register of Deeds for two more years before the office passes to the County Clerk due to population loss.
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Jefferson County
Court House
E. R. Bee
Samuel Gallamore
Judge Bee
Nebraska
Henry Freese
Plymouth
Grover Grissom
Lillie Spence
Register of Deeds
Fern The News Of Absence At Record Office
Fern Raymond will have full charge of the Record office while editors are away for ten days to two weeks. News items are asked to be phoned or handed in at the office. Anyone with a crew to pick with the editor may call Saint Elizabeth's hospital in Lincoln after next Tuesday for personal attention.
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Fern Raymond
Saint Elizabeth’s Hospital
Lincoln
Methodist Dorcas doughnut sale ads
The Dorcas society will sell doughnuts Saturday January 11 at Hughes Store Pickard's Cafe and the Farmer's Store. For home delivery call Grace Fasnacht at 144. Committee organizers announce the fundraiser.
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Ladies of the Methodist Dorcas Society
Hughes’ Store
Pickard’s Cafe
Farmer’s Store
Grace Fasnacht
Behrends and Michels Attend Mrs. Junker Funeral
Mr and Mrs Wm Behrends and family Mr and Mrs Ben Behrends Mr and Mrs George Michels Mr and Mrs Lavere Michels and Mrs Katherine Frerichs attended the funeral of Mrs Harm Junker last Thursday Mrs Junker sister of Ben and Wm Behrends and Mrs George Michels of Diller and Mrs Etta Siebolts of Ellis Mrs Junker resided at Fairbury.
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Wm. Behrends
Ben Behrends
George Michels
Lavere Michels
Katherine Frerichs
Harm Junker
Junker
Ben
George. Michels
Diller
Etta Siebolts
Ellis
Fairbury
Diller School Students Attend Rubinoff Concert
Diller students heard radio violinist David Rubinoff at Beatrice auditorium on January 8. The afternoon program drew most attendees from Beatrice area schools and featured Gershwin and other classics.
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Diller
Rubinoff
David Rubinoff
Beatrice Auditorium
Beatrice
Herbert
Mr. Solia
Liszt
Household move from Grace Myers residence to Arntt home
Harry Allen relocates household goods from the Grace Myers residence recently purchased by Saint Paul's Lutheran church to the Henry Arntt home located east of the school house on the old McElwee property.
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Harry Allen
Grace Myers
Saint Paul’s Lutheran Church
Henry Arntt
McElwee
National defense needs skilled workers for civil service jobs
The Civil Service Commission warns that large numbers of skilled workers are needed for national defense in 1941. Toolmakers instrument makers and machinists are in high demand, along with aircraft instrument mechanics mechanics metalsmiths ship fitters and ironworkers. Applications may be made at local Civil Service offices or by checking third class post office notices.
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Civil Service Commission
Board of
U. S.civil Service Examiners
U.S. Civil Service Commission
Mansfield Obituary Details Beatrice Resident
William Lewis Mansfield died Monday night at 65 in Beatrice Nebraska at 520 Belvidere street He was a Missouri native who lived in Beatrice since 1925 Survived by his wife two sons Roy R Diller and Wallace L Beatrice and daughter Mrs J W Runyon of Lincoln two sisters Mrs Maude Gottman and Mrs Mary Bright of Denver and seven grandchildren Funeral services Wednesday at 2 30 PM from Bergmeyer chapel with Rev Dagger of First Baptist officiating Interment Evergreen Home cemetery
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Roy Mansfield
Beatrice
William Lewis Mansfield
Belvidere ‘Street
South
Missouri
Roy R. Diller
Wallace L. Beatrice
Lincoln
Maude Gottman
Mary Bright
Denver
Bergmeyer Chapel
Dagger
First Baptist Church
Evergreen
Home Cemetery
Roelfs Family Attends Illinois Funeral After Tragic Accident
Mrs Ben Roelfs and her two sons Walter and William travel by car to Chapin Illinois for the funeral of Mrs Roelfs sister Mrs Wm Berghouse. A message reports Adelia Roelfs Bigler husband injured at Keystone Steel Factory Peoria Illinois by a falling magnet.
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Ben Roelfs
Walter
William
Chapin
Illinois
Wm. Berghouse
Roelfs
Adelia
Roelfs Bigler
Peoria
Bigler
Keystone Steel
Dorcas Society of Methodist Church to Elect Officers
The Dorcas Society of the Methodist church will hold a regular meeting on Thursday afternoon January 16 in the church basement. The agenda includes the election of officers and a request for full attendance.
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Ladies Dorcas Society of the Methodist Church
Grace Fasnacht and son Terrill recover from flu
Mrs Grace Fasnacht and her son Terrill are recovering from the flu with rest and care at home. They are listed among local residents recovering from illness and expected to resume normal activities soon.
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Grace Fasnacht
Son Terrill
Schuette Jensen Nuptials Celebrate New Year's Eve Marriage
Miss Elanor Schuette daughter of H F Schuette and Adolph Jensen of Fairbury wed Rev Kohler on New Year’s Eve at 8 pm. Attended by Erwin Schuette. Bride wore soldier blue street dress with pearls. reception at parents’ home featured a three tier wedding cake baked by her aunt. The couple will live in Fairbury where the groom works at the Farmers Union Creamery.
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Elanor Schuette
H. F. Schuette
Adolph Jensen
Fairbury
Rev
Kohler
Walter Taéche
Farmer’s Union Creamery
Notice of Tank Wagon Takeover at Diller
Notice to the public that the Standard Oil tank wagon has been taken over at Diller. For deliveries call 168 Diller. The notice identifies Gilbert Plager as responsible.
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Diller
Gilbert Plager
Report of Condition for Jefferson County Bank
Statement of condition shows assets of 280 607 62 dollars with cash balances and bank premises 1650 and 695 in furniture. Liabilities total 265 05 with pledged assets and government obligations secured against liabilities per Nebraska banking department report.
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United States
Cescdos Orecones
Nebraska
Jefferson
I. O. J. Mayborn
Department of Pene
Marcosa
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Hod Green
Nelson Ingalsbe
George Fisher
Diller School News
Margaret Barnett
Roosevelt
Armstrong
Ivans
Wymore
Diller High School
George Clarey
Wayne Rhoden
George
Wayne
Wm. L. Mansfield
Erwin Schuette
Diller State Bank
Rome
A. Mayborn
B. E. Mayborn
Reedgheereewee
Cys
Bentures
Abe Sarping Fund
Capi
Pere Peer
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