B B Kensington Meeting Bid Farewell To Mrs Shank
The B B Kensington group met January 12 with many members, children and visitors present. Games were provided by committee members, a farewell to Mrs Shank was shared, and notes on her new home were read. The next gathering includes a hard time party, mending replaces fancy work, and January birth date quotations will mark roll call. Diller grain market lists corn 60c, wheat 1.59, oats 36c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Kensington
L. Hill
Earl Weigel
C. Renz
B. Henrichs
Nida
Beatrice Firms Announce Sale Events and Addresses
Cornbelt Lumber Co. promotes hot clean coal at reasonable prices. Dr. Adame succeeds Dr. Garland at 1114 N. 6th St Beatrice. Wiemer's Bros reserve Monday February 1 as their Chester White hog sale date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornbelt Lumber Co
Adame
Garland
6Th St
Beatrice
Wiemer’s Bros
Chester White
Hay and Wood for Sale Near Diller Farm
A barn contains prairie hay and alfalfa offered by Joe Hiatt. J W Fouts announces wood for Mrs Morrisson at her farm three miles east of Diller sold as two-thirds ash oak at 2.60 per rick and one-third ash oak at 2.25 per rick. tf
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hiatt
Dorcas Class Elects Officers at Kensington Meeting
The Dorcas class of M. E. Sunday school held a Kensington gathering at Mrs. E. L. Loock’s home on January 14. About forty members attended as officers were elected: Pres Mrs Arthur Vieth V Pres Mrs Roy Geer Secy Mrs S B Viers Treas Mire Charlotte Loock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
M. E. Sunday School
Kensington
E. L. Loock
Arthur Vieth
Roy Geer
V. Pres
S. B. Viers
Mire
Charlotte Loock
Treas
Eugene Diler
Steele City H S Faces Diller High in City Hat Cup
At the City Hat on Wednesday Steele City H S meets Diller High school in an 8 o'clock game. Admission is 80 cents for adults and 20 cents for students or children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hat
Steele City H. S
Diller High School
Atarta
Clark's Cash Produce Market Today
Local market listing showing prices for hens 22c, springs 20c, roosters 08c, eggs 25c and cream 38c with a note to bring produce to Senior Building for bidding.
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Clark’s
Harness Repair and Oiling Services Opening
Gus Dresseo advertises urgent harness repair and oiling services inviting customers to bring gear early for a better job and immediate readiness for business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Dresseo
N. R. C. Families Entertained by Amos at Home
The N. R. C. and families were entertained at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Amos on Friday evening January 15. The guests played rock with Leonard Frisbie winning the prize and Mr. Newton Hayes receiving consolation. Light refreshments were served by the hostess.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Amos
Leonard Frisbie
Newton Hayes
N C S A Elect Officers At Jan 18 Meeting
The N C S A met at Mrs S B Viers home on a Wednesday afternoon January 18 with eleven members present. Mrs Viers reluctantly agreed to serve as president as officers were elected: Nancy Robertson vice president S C Hutchinson treasurer and C H Cully secretary. A “You Know” game followed with Willis Clark winning a poetry book prize. A piccolo solo by Rachel Viers and a vocal by Shenug Viera entertained guests. a two course luncheon was served. Mrs H Green was an invited guest and a follow up meeting was set with Mrs C E Waggoner for January 27 with roll call optional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel Viers
Eleanor Filley
Shenug Viera
Hutchingon
H. Green
C. E. Waggoner
Local notices and household moves in Elm and Beatrice
Mrs. Henry Novotny is bedridden due to illness. Clint Tinatman purchases grain for the Farmers Grain. Roscoe Colman moved his family into the Copeland residence this week. J G Hilder, Elm township clerk, visited Beatrice on business Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Novotny
Clint Tinatman
Roscoe Colman
Copeland
J.G. Hilder
Elm Township
Gage County
Beatrice Business
City play Diller here Wednesday night
The man who thinks he does not need a town because he lives in the country should be made to live fifty miles from nowhere. See Steele City play Diller here Wednesday night January 27 with peppy music between halves and two preliminary games Adm 80 and 20 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele
City
Diller
Heprichs to hold Duroc Jersey hog sale soon
B F Heprichs plans a hog sale featuring Duroc Jersey pigs in late February or early March. The exact date is to be announced along with a few Holstein cows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. F. Heprichs
Jersey
Community sale prompts big shopping day in Dil er
A street sale with merchants offering special prices tomorrow is expected to draw crowds and boost trade in the town of Dil er. Local vendors advertise discounts and brisk activity as shoppers anticipate the event.
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Diler
Griswold Visit To Muryaville Indefinite
Mrs. Ella Griswold travels with her stepson Geo Griswold to Muryaville Kansas for an indefinite visit after a prior visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Griswold
Geo. Griswold
Muryaville
Kans
Reverend Tatman Preaches in Odell Refuge
Rev. F. P. Tatman, former resident and businessman of Diller, preached recently in the Christian church at Odell and made another appeal there for the 24th West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Tatman
Diller
Christian Church
Odell
Birth of a son to Isabel Woodrine at Yarkton
Mr and Mrs J W Foots announce the birth of a son to their daughter Isabel Woodrine last week at Yarkton South Dakota. The telegram notes extended posterity and keeps the family informed through this news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Foots
Isabel
J. E. Woodrine
Yarkton
So. Dak
Diller Residents Move Back to Zillah Washington
In a letter from Amos Bush a former Diller resident encloses an advance subscription for the Record. They announce moving back to Zillah Washington from Snohomish where they have lived for some time and send regards to old Diller friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amos Bush
Diller
Zillah, Wash
Snohomish
Eick Celebrates 85th Birthday With Family Radio Surprise
G T Eick marked his 85th birthday in town on Tuesday amid well wishers from relatives and friends. He spent the day with his daughter Mrs S C Hutchinson and enjoyed a radio program arranged by his daughter featuring the song Whispering Hope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. T. Eick
New Library Books And Local Auction Notices
The notice lists a library book sale and an auction by Marten Fanders offering one team of horses aged seven to eight, harnesses, and a 7 foot McCormick binder in good condition at reasonable prices if purchased promptly. The M W A meets on the second and fourth Thursday of each month.
Sam Thompson Introduces New Cylinder Corn Sheller
Sam Thompson unveils a cylinder corn sheller praised for saving corn and cleaning cobs. It prices per bushel for shelling and invites callers to reach Sam on Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Thompson
Lee
Sam
M. W. A. Officers Installed At Regular Meeting
At the last regular meeting the M. W. A. installed officers for the coming year with Dist. Deputy W. B. Anderson as installing officer. Officers named include M. Callander, W C Herman Peters, W. A Harry Patton, Banker H. I. Green, Clerk Harry Baker, Escort Wilbur Green, Watchman C. E. Waggoner, Sentry Manager E. E. McCune to fill unexpired term, J. B. Diller underwriting a three year term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dist
W. B. Anderson
M. Callander
Herman Peters
Harry Patton
H. I. Green
Harry Baker
Wilbur Green
C. E. Waggoner
E. E. McCune
Republican filings shape county offices in Fairbury
W H Clark of Fairbury and O H Sollenberger of Rock Creek seek county treasurer as E L Jenkins exits by term limit. F M Tippin seeks sheriff and Arthur J Denney aims for a second term as county attorney. Chas F Stark plans not to seek a second term. Strong moves urge W L Woods to run again for Steele City and Diller district.
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W.H. Clark
Fairbury
O. H. Sollenberger
Rock Creek
E. L. Jenkins
F. M. Tippin
Arthur J. Denney
Chas. F. Stark
W. L. Woods
Steele City and Diller
Steele City and Miller clash at City Hall basketball
Two rival teams Steele City and Miller high schools meet at City Hall on Wednesday night January 27. Peppy music will play between halves. A preliminary game features two girls teams from the H. 3.
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Steele City
Miller High
City Hall
H. 3
Epworth League entertains Y P C U with newspaper social
Berniece Fanning and Bradford Ditler lead next sun day. The Y P C U was royally entertained by the M E Epworth League at a newspaper social Thursday evening Jan. 24 in the church basement. After newspaper games including writing a newspaper, refreshments of ice cream sandwiches were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berniece Fanning
Bradford Ditler
M. E. Epworth League
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Thrift
Citizens State Bank
Farmers Union Co-operative Store
N.C. S.A
Rexall
H. K. Shutt
New Library Books
the Library Association
Beach Rex
Anne Tree Baile
Bartley
Don Orsino
Ranfor
Corelli
Marie Knave
Dell
E. M
Farnel
J. Guenevere
Renee Eee
Glyn Elinor
Aris L. . V. U's Eyes
Lone Harrison
H. S. the
Mone Makers
S Klein Charles the
Ron Bol
London
Enews Merwin S
Ee Neerne Oemler
M. C Dagarmo
Phillips
Haverson
Prouty
O. H. Lao
L. Wehiing
Orient
Best Franklin Co
COAL
Cornbelt Lbr. Co
E. F. Habicht
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