Local Lane Newslets and Injuries Report
Jas Swain has the grip. Maergeret Lemon is sick with a cold. Eph Oaks had a severe tassel with asthma Sunday. George Champs baby burned hand by touching stove. Lester Strawhacker under the weather with a bad cold earlier this week. Ed Eby and Or Mayborn visited from Lincoln. C L Tristman family visited Humboldt relatives. Joan Pule sustained eye injury from steel fragment. Dr Diehl removed it. Bertha Wenz returned to Grand Island after Christmas vacation with her parents.
Kensington club holds eight at Wolken home
Mrs W F Wolken entertained the B B Kensington Dee list with eight members. The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs Claude Woods. Mrs Geo Banahan and Mrs F E Wolken will be receiv es for roll call.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Wolken
B. B.- Kensington
J N C Members Meet For New Year Reflections
Mrs. Joe Hiatt hosted the J N C on January 2 with eleven members four visitors and eight children present. Visitors included Miss Adelia Hays Miss Margaret Upson Mrs Jennie Upson and Mrs Robert Upson. After a friendly afternoon of visiting and fancy work a business meeting followed. Refreshments were served. The next meeting will be January 15 with Mrs Frank Grell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hiatt
Adelia Hays
Margaret Upson
Jennie Upson
Robert Upson
Frank Grell
Local Notes On Residents And Land Sale
Some Diller residents bring in a few rabbits Wednesday. Mrs. Isaac Saylor recovers from flu. Lewis and William Nies of Ellis neighborhood listed as improving. George Place nurses a badly inflamed eye. Jas Swain buys land from E. R. Henrichs in Gage county at 125 per acre. Mrs. Warman returns from Hollenberg Kansas after nursing Mrs. G. H Schonneberg and infant son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Place
Jas Swain
E. R. Henrichs
S.E
Gage County
Miss Adelia Hays Returns To Lincoln After Holidays
Miss Adelia Hays returned Sunday to Lincoln where she teaches in the city schools after spending the holidays at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelia Hays
Lincoln
Chas. Hays
Myers couple returns home and to Falls City
W F and Grayce Myers arrived Tuesday afternoon. He goes home to Havelock where he works in Burlington shops and she returns to Falls City to teach in the city schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. and
Grayce Myers
Havelock
Burlington
Falls City
Funeral Guests of Mrs. Clara Meyers Attend Service
Among out of town friends from Fairbury who attended Mrs. Clara Meyers funeral were Mr and Mrs D Fanders Mrs Fred Stafford and daughter Mrs Ett McClay Miss Bert Ballard Mrs Bernice Creekmar and Mr and Mrs E S Diller. Bills printed for Geo Henricus farm sale set for Wednesday January 22 at 10 o clock. The 22 head Holstein cattle 38 Hampshire hogs and a 280 acre farm will be auctioned the same day. Lunch by ME Aid Society Col Bert Etchison to conduct sale. Further details in next week Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Meyers
Mconday
D. Fanders
Fred Stafford
Ett McClay
Bert Ballard
Bernice Creekmar
E. S. Diller
Fairbury
Geo Henricus
Diller
Hampshire
ME Aid Society
Bert Etchison
Mass Road Meeting Call in Jefferson County Nebraska
The Farmers Union of Jefferson County calls a mass meeting at Odd Fellows hall in Fairbury on Tuesday January 21 at 1 o clock. The purpose is to exchange ideas on road building and maintenance plans for the future with cooperation as the keynote. All residents are invited to attend and contribute constructive suggestions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union
Jefferson County
Odd Fellows Hall
Fairbury
Chris Miius
Diller and Vicinity Deaths and Local Visits Record
In 1929 eleven girls and nineteen boys began life journeys in Diller area. 1928 saw thirty seven deaths, averaging 34 over five years. In 1996 four females and several males died. 1928 had 23 deaths, five-year average unknown. Local registrar M Callander and Miss Marguerite Veite hosted at Chester Nebr. Miss Juliet Atwood, former Diller teacher, visited with Mr Atwood and daughter. MingeVelte returned home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diler
M. Callander
Marguerite Veite
Atwood
Chester
Nebr
Juliet Atwood
Diller
Methodist Parsonage
MingeVelte
Road Mass Meeting urged for Jefferson County roads
Editor Diller urges a public mass meeting called by the Farmers Union to discuss Jefferson County road building for 1930. He asks a large delegation from Diller and trading territory to attend, seeking transparency on gas tax funds, debts, and new construction. He champions genuine democracy and equal distribution of road funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Jefferson County
Farmer’s Union
Installation of O E S Officers at Naomi Chapter 44
At the Naomi Chapter No 44 Eastern Star meeting on January 7 1930 officers were installed including Worthy Matron Mrs Ruby Anderson Worthy Patron Mr Robert L Upson Appostats Matron Mrs Fayette Cully Associate Patron Mr Lewis M Cavett Secretary Mrs Martha B Cavett Conductress Mrs Ina M Viers Chaplin Mrs Vernon D Hill Marshal Mrs Freda Green wood Organist Mrs Clare Waggoner Adah Mrs Florence Henricha Ruth Mrs Mary Cully Esther Mrs Nellie Ellis Martha Mrs May Hiatt Electa Mrs Delta Baker Warden Mrs Carrie Green Sentinel Mr John O Blauser Resolutions drape charter in mourning 30 days and notify children and paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi
Order of the Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Ruby Anderson
Robert L. Upson
Fayette Cully
Lewis M. Cavett
Martha B. Cavett
Ina M Viers. Chaplin
Vernon D. Hill
Freda Greenwood
Clare Waggon
Adah
Florence Henricha
Ruth
Mary Cully
Esther
Nellie Ellis
Martha
May Hiatt
Electa
Delta Baker
Warden
Carrie Green
Sentinel
John O. Blauser
Secy
Fay Cully
Lillian Moser
Resolutions of Sympathy for Clara J Myers of Laural Camp 936
Laural Camp 936 records express sorrow for the loss of charter member and Oracle Clara J. Myers. The resolutions note her removal leaves a vacancy and extend heartfelt sympathy to her children siblings and friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara J. Myers
Grain prices and a playful exchange
The list shows yesterday's prices for wheat 1.08, corn 0.70, oats 0.45, cream 0.28, eggs 0.32, heavy hens 0.20, springs 0.15, roosters 0.10. Then a comic dialogue about being made for each other shifts to a lighthearted flirtation about finding twelve suitors.
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Citizens State Bank
Eph
Oaks
George Champs
Baby
Lester Strawhacker
Ed. Eby
Or. Mayborn
C. L. Tristman
Humboldt
Joan Pule
Dr. Diehl
Bertha Wenz
Louie Wenz
Grand Island
J. Nsc
Isaac Saylor
Lewis
William Nies
the Nies
Ellis Neighorhood
Comicville
Diller Opera House
Shutt’s
Helvey. Nebr
Diller Record
Diller, Nebr
Ot Diller
Rexall Drug Store
Rexall
H.K. Shutt
O.E. S
Choice
Columbia
Farmers Union Co-Op
Homer Brunk
Mgr
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