Local Notes and Notices From Fairbury Record
Homer Ramsey loses a three year old colt early this week. Bruce Barton and Frank Cully’s children battle chicken pox with hope for quick recovery. Moon & Son quality monuments of Fairbury offer seasonable prices. Hauver family visited Walter Hauver and kin Sunday. Found a sheep lined coat. owner may retrieve by paying for this ad at the Record Office.
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Homer Ramsey
F. A. Moon & Son
Fairbury, Nebr
Lost Belt South of Hill's School House Reward
Lost red canvass belt south of Hill's school house to W C Whelings. Finder call. 88:11 Steele City reward. Meat for sale whole half or quarters of beef and pork at reasonable prices. Chris Mal chow. Phone 115:05.
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Hill
W.C Whelings
Call
Steele City
Chris Malchow
Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop Ad in Nebraska
Men's sales range 50c to $1.25 with men's heels 25c to 50c. Ladies' soles 35c to 80c and ladies' heels 25c to 35c. Advertisement from Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop in Fairbury Nebraska.
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Fairbury
Nebr
Dance of the Virgins in American Weekly starts January 8
The Omaha Bee News advertises Dance of the Virgins beginning January 8 in its American Weekly Magazine. It promises scientific instructive feature stories in every issue and urges readers to order now, page Cenes 26.
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Omaha Bee News
Hogs in Market Offer From Inane Farmers Grain Co
We are in the market for hogs offering the highest price. Buy at home and receive a first bid. Inane Farmers Grain Co. is seeking hogs and mentions Mgr I drews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inane Farmers Grain Co
Idrews, Mgr
Three Wolves Sighted During Lincoln Township Hunt in Gage County
Reported Sunday in Lincoln township Gage county three wolves were seen within the hunt radius but when lines converged one mile east of Ellis for the round up no wolves remained sighted.
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Lincoln Township
Gage County
Ellis
To My Old Customers For Pal-Pinto Crystals
Mrs. John Wiegand of Beatrice Nebraska promotes Pal-Pinto crystals priced at 25c 75c and 1 50 for R. 2 50c box. She claims the product lasts as long as higher priced boxes and advises purchasing at Diller Farmers Store.
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John Wiegand
Beatrice
Nebr
Diller ‘Farmer’ S Store
Wells Guilty of Manslaughter in Beatrice Murder Trial
Ted Wells was found guilty of manslaughter for the killing of Chester Mason a federal prohibition agent in Beatrice. The jury reconvened after a 25 hour session and set a penalty of one to ten years in prison. Wells' lawyers filed a motion for a new trial Tuesday evening alleging 56 trial errors.
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Ted Wells
Beatrice
Chester Mason
Wells
Baseball Diamond Distances and Pitch Speed Facts
The note lists standard baseball measurements: 127 feet 3 and 38 inches from home to second and from first to third, 90 feet between bases, and 60 feet 6 inches from the pitcher to home. It notes a fast pitch reaches home in about three tenths of a second and an average runner takes around four seconds to run the 90 feet between bases.
Hom er Ramseys Sun day caller and summer trip notes
Herm Giesbrecht was a Sunday afternoon caller at the Homer Ramseys. Idola Ramsey and friends motored to Summerfield Kansas Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Clarence Hiatt and two children spent Sunday evening with George Champs. Richard DeVries left Thursday morning to attend the funeral of his grandmother Mrs Ben Herder in Hickman Nebraska.
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Herm Giesbrecht
The
Homer Ramseys
Idola, Ramsey
Friends
Summerfield
Kans
Clarence Hiatt
George Champs
Richard DeVries
Mra Ben Herder
Hickman
Nebr
Horses Sell at De Witt Sale Prices Hit Highs
Tra Place and Ott Fox attended the De Witt horse sale on Tuesday. They report the best team sold for 240 dollars and another for 239 dollars. Thirty head of Western Kansas horses were sold at good prices.
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Tra Place
Ott Fox
de. Witt
Western
Kansas
Local Notices and Obituary Fragments From Odell Area
Miss Margaret Logan returns home after hospital treatment in Fairbury. Mrs. Richard De Vries teaches in district 56. Miss Logan’s illness, RC Hoyt, and son Edward of Omaha attend Donald Upson’s funeral at Odell. Hoyt served as clerk of the federal court in Omaha. Jefferson county receives 4491.87 from the semi annual state school funds allotment for January. The fund stems from bond interest and school land revenues for the last six months of 1932.
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Margaret Logan
Fairbury Hospital
Vint Logan
Richard de Vries
Miss Logan
Hoyt
Edward
Omaha
Donald Upson
Odell
Federal Court
Diller
Jefferson County
Peffleys Celebrate 50th Anniversary in California
Mr and Mrs Henry W and Emma Peffley formerly of Diller hosted friends at 2148 San Marcus St Compton California on Monday December 26 1982 from 1 to 5 pm to mark the 50th anniversary of their marriage. Old Diller friends are invited to extend congratulations.
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Henry W
Emma Peffley
Diller
San Marcus S
Compton
Calif
Local youth dies after basketball injuries. capitol event planned
Donald Upson died Saturday aged 17 about four miles east of Diller after a long illness linked to a two year old basketball injury. Funeral services were held Tuesday burial in Upson cemetery. Plans to dedicate Nebraska’s new $10 million capitol building next fall may feature President Roosevelt and foreign leaders during the state fair period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Upson
Robert L. Upson
Diller
Odell Hospital
Upson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
General Pershing
Canada
Mexico
Lincoln
Dorcas Class Elects Officers at Kensington Church
Dorcas class circle of the M. E. church met in Kensington on Thursday afternoon January 12. Officers elected included Mrs. Grabber as President and Mrs. Viers as Vice President with other posts filled. Orville Richardson was an honored guest and a luncheon followed the games. Thirty guests attended. Reporter.
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Dorcas
M. E. Church
Viers
Grabber
Hurst
Chas. Waggoner
Womans Club Hosts Diller Meeting and Program
Mrs Mary Green welcomed the Diller Woman's Club on Wednesday January 11 at 2 30 pm. President Mrs J Carico led the opening and business as Mrs Calloway district president directed a Parliamentary Drill with helpful tips. Misses Calloway Susan Calloway and Belle Robertson attended from Fairbury.
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Mary Green
Diller Woman's Club
J. Carico
Calloway
Woman’s Club
Fay Cully
Ray Eick
Rose of Sharon
Betty Thompson
Wildwood
Nellie Green
Hazel Johnson
E. Calloway
Susan Calloway
Belle Robertson
Fairbury
Eva Green
Minnie Clauson
Nellie’ Green
Hattie Bell
Robert Bell
Mesdames V. Hill
D-V.fanders
D VY. Fanders
Miss Broyles
Diller Residents Attend Card Evening At Cullys Home
John Romish shelled corn Tuesday. Diller families recalled to print notices in their home paper. Mr and Mrs McKinley Bowen with son Gerald visited Frank Cullys and the Saathoffs plus De Boer and Henrichs groups spent Sunday evening with the Armstrongs for a card party.
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Diller
McKinley Bowen
Gerald
Frank Cullys
Henry Saathoff
Emil de Boer
Robie and
Floyd
Gritz
Henry
Jord Henrichs
The
Armstrongs
Double standards in crime and finance noted
A critique contrasts how theft by a poor man leads to jail with how actions by corporations or international bankers are labeled high finance. The speaker suggests powerful culprits escape punishment while the needy bear the stigma and consequences.
Small-Town Chambers of Commerce Talk Slated
Dr. Julius Klein Assistant Secretary of Commerce will deliver a coast to coast radio talk on Small-Town Chambers of Commerce Sunday January 22 from 7 00 to 7 15 p m EST. The address originates from Washington over the Columbia Broadcasting system network.
Bill seeks state help to build ten mile Diller road link
A proposal to add ten miles to the state highway system from highway 3 to 68 through Diller was introduced as H R No 98 by Frank S Wells. Diller residents favor the project as it would provide an outlet to Lincoln and Omaha and spare them a mud filled detour.
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Diller
Frank S. Wells
Lincoln
Omaha
Allen Sues Railroad Over Night Crossing Crash
Otis K. Allen of Steele City files in Beatrice district court for 2950 damages against Union Pacific alleging a night crossing block without warning lights caused an automobile collision at Pickrell on May 15, 1981. Car driver M. O. Sampson also of Steele City. Allen says injuries required appendix surgery.
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Otis K. Allen
Steele City
Beatrice
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
Pickrell
M. O. Sampson
Allen
Lincoln Star Subscription Offer May 1933
The Lincoln Star announces discounted rates through 1933 with daily and Sunday editions. Subscribers in Nebraska and northern Kansas are urged to renew or subscribe to stay informed on public issues.
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The
Lincoln Star
Diller Record Office
Nebraska
Kansas
Local Family Notes Include Births Weddings and Travel Plans
A birth is recorded for a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Vance Carmichael on Friday January 6. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cassell plan a three week Texas and New Mexico trip. Mr. and Mrs. Oake Franzen marked their twenty first wedding anniversary at home with dinner guests E Taroon Elsie Franzen and Francis Clark and family of Diller. The Franzen wedding took place in Fairbury in January.
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Vance Carmichael
Guy Cassell
Texas
New Mexico
Local legislators Named Committees
Frank S. Wells a veteran state house member and James A. Brunt a first term state senator from Fairbury fared well in committee appointments announced early in the session. Wells was named chairman of the house finance ways and means committee and member of the rules committee. Brunt was appointed chairman of constitutional amendments federal relations and apportionment and serves on finance ways and means insurance judiciary municipal affairs school lands and funds committees.
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Frank S. Wells
State House of Representatives
James A. Brunt
State Senate
Fairbury
Wells
House
Brunt
Fairbury News
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diller State Bank
Bruce Barton
Frank Cully
Fred Hauver
Matilda Hauver
Walter Hauver
France
Margaret ,Albers
Ernest
Fred Garrels
Harvey Garrels
Shirley Ray
Bertha Weaver
Ben. Sieboldts
Mahlon Wolken
Doris Eylene Nickerson
Clarence Nickerson
Beatrice Hospital
Bergmeyer Chapel
F. F. Travis
Herman
Peter
Ernest Albers
Clyde Nickerson
Diller Cemetery
Kensington
Womans Club
L. M. Hurst
John Romish
Small-Town Chambers of Commerce
Allen Sues Railroad Company
Waconda Springs
Mitchell County
Wonder Water
Carl Bingesser
Collier's Comedians
Clark’s
H. H. Beckwith
Chevrolet
Cassell’s
Merchant
A. R. Milow
Farmers Union
Green’s Cafe
the Diller
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