Local Notes From Diller Beatrice and Surrounds
W E Mudge visited Beatrice relatives Tuesday. Arthur Kunecke moved into John Saathoff residence in west Diller. Eldon Hudson is recovering from a severe cold. Rupert Andrews was called to Steele City by his mother Mrs C C Andrews illness. Folley Frannen in Longview Wash renewed for the Record with a weather note. No wolves were captured west of town last Sunday. W T Logan visited E L Loock Sunday afternoon. Highway 77 paving Beatrice to Lincoln under consideration with survey work seen from Lincoln and Beatrice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kunecke
John Saathoff
West Diller
Rupert Andrews
Steele City
C. C. Andrews
Folley Frannen
Longview
Wash
Beatrice
Lincoln
Mrs Ftho and Wood Return From Wedding Trip
Mrs Ftho and Wood have just returned from their wedding trip to New York City and Hackettstown New Jersey. They visited his parents Mr and Mrs Wm Lanmann, who were enjoying very good health for people of their years.
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Ftho . Wood
New York City
Hackettstown
N. J
Wm. Lanmann
Pollyanna Sunday School Class Hosts First Party
The Pollyanna Class of the Congregational Sunday school was entertained in the annex Friday evening by teacher Mrs. Mary Green. Fourteen attended as they played games until 9 o'clock then enjoyed sandwiches pickles fruit salad and cake before departing. They hoped for more parties in spring and summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congregational Sunday School
Annex
Mary Green
Pleasant Rock Club Evening at Hays Home
A pleasant evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Chas Hays. Guests enjoyed music and friendly conversation. The gathering included Mr Hiatt and others as they planned the next Friday night event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Hays
Hays
Delicio Ples
Mid Wa
Pry
Hiatt
Roseman Brothers Defendants Default in Pipeline Case
Missouri Valley Pipe Line Co. obtained a perpetual injunction against Frank and John Roseman of Diller in Fairbury District Court after they failed to appear. The Rosemans filed damage suits seeking $2,482.00 for John, $335.50 for Wm. G., and $12,000.00 for Frank A. as potential remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Valley Pipe Line Co
Frank
John Roseman
Diller
Fairbury
Rosemans
John
Wm. G
Frank A
Prairie Home Cemetery Assn Holds Annual Meeting
The regular annual meeting of the lot owners will be at the city hall on Thursday Jan 29 at 2 PM to elect two trustees for four years and address any other business. All are urged to attend for cemetery care. Signed H. K. Shutt president Chas E Waggoner secretary treasurer.
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The
Prairie Home Cemetery Assn
Ee H. K. Shutt
Pres
Chas. E. Waggoner
Sec
Treas
Marriage of Leigh Reinhart in Lincoln Wedding
An account of Leigh Reinhart, formerly of Diller, marrying Mrs. C Reinhart in Lincoln. The ceremony involved Miss Leanor and Miss Francelia Thomas with Woelz as father of the bride. The couple resides in Nebraska with the bride engaged in business, and the event included Kenpo Kappa Gamma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leigh Reinhart
Diller
C. Reinhart
Diller and
Lincoln
Misa Leanor
Nebraska
East
Woelz
Francelia Thomas
Grand Island
Boy Born Saturday in January to Camp Family
Winter weather draws remarks as Lester Camp couple welcomes a son on Saturday January 17. Roads are excellent for travel this season. Mrs Elizabeth Greider recovers from pneumonia after dismissing her nurse. Mrs P C Remely cares for her patient at home until she can resume duties.
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Lester Camp
Elizabeth Greider
Bebee
P. C. Remely
Obituary Notices Biller Resident George Place Dies
Mr George Place an elderly resident of the Biller community died at his home one mile east of town after a lingering illness. Vicarage rites were held at Pegtion church Thursday afternoon. The Record plans to publish his obituary next week. The Diller Farmers Grain Co stockholders met last week electing F W Henrichs president John Plager vice president Arthur Wieths Henry Wiemers and H A Bell to the board replacing Frank Cully. The annual report is due next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Place
Biller
Diller Farmers Grain Co
F. W. Henrichs
John Plager
Ollie Brandt Fry dies after long Nebraska life
Ollie Brandt Fry, born November 9 1875 in Montrose Missouri, died January 5 1931 at age 55 years 1 month 27 days at her home near Hershey Nebraska. She joined the Christian church at Diller at sixteen and married Milton H Fry on February 15 1899. The couple had four children Charles Ernest Bertha and Floyd of Hershey. She leaves her husband four children two grandchildren three sisters two brothers and many relatives.
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Ollie Brandt
Montrose
Christian Church
Diller
Milton H. Fry
Hershey
Charles
Ernest
Bertha
Floyd
Nebr
J T Club Hosts A Social Evening For Members
Mr and Mrs Ed Wolken entertained the J T C at their home January 8 inviting the M A s. Guests played rock and four prizes were awarded two high two low. John Plager and Mr Wolken led high scores while Paul Renz and Dick Fanders led low scores. Refreshments were served before departure. Next meeting to be hosted by Mr and Mrs Tom Baumfolk January 16.
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Ed Wolken
John Plager
Paul Renz
Dick Fanders
Depar
Wolken
Tom Baumfolk
Rock table party hosted by Baumfalks honors guests
Mr and Mrs Tom Baumfalk entertained the J T C at their home Friday January 16 with seven tables of rock. Several families and couples including Mr and Mrs Conrad Arnott Earl Weigle Clarence Atz Anna Peters attended then departed expressing thanks. Next meeting will be at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm Glathar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Baumfalk
J.T. C
Walter
Aad
Conrad Arnott
Earl Weigle
Clarence Atz
Anna Peters
Farmers Co Op Elevator reports $2166 deficiency on year
At the annual meeting of the Farmers Co Op Elevator at Beat Rice last Saturday the secretary's report showed a deficiency in the year's business of $2166.18 due to a short crop and declining prices. Stockholders found the situation satisfactory given conditions.
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Farmers Co. Op
Beatrice
Death of Mrs G Bell at Bellingham after long illness
Diller relatives were informed Monday of the death at Bellingham Megar Sunday of Mrs G Bell aged 56 after a months long battle with diabetes. She was Ada Bousher before marriage and sister of Mrs Isaac Saylor. She leaves brothers H A Bell B A Bell and Mrs C L Waggoner of Diller.
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Diller
Bellingham
Megar
Bell
Ada Bousher
Isaac Saylor
Mr. Bell
H. A
B. A. Bell
C. L. Waggoner
DeBoer Shottenkirk Wed In Ellis Nebraska 1931
On Friday January 16 1931 Roy Shottenkirk of Ellis NE and Miss Sarah DeBoer were married at the bride’s parents home with Emil DeBoer and Rev Diekhoff officiating. Guests included the DeBoer and Schipper families and others. A wedding cake trimmed in pink was served with coffee at midnight.
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Roy Shottenkirk
Ellis, Nebr
Sarah DeBoer
Emil DeBoer
Martha
H. J. Off
St. Paul’s Ev. Luth
S J Corretan
Fred. DeBoer
Edward Schipper
Charlie Ulrich
Henry Wessels
Wessel Schipper
Art. Zimmerman
Herman Schipper
Ralph Beckman
Heye Huls
Karl Shottenkirk
Rosa Wenz
Diekhoff
R. Beckman
Lottman Koch Wed In St Pauls Lutheran Jan 15 1931
Albert Koch and Katherine Lottman united in marriage at St Pauls Ev Luth church on Thursday January 15 1931 at 3 pm. Officiating pastor H F Diekhoff. attendants Herman Koch and Christena Lottman. reception at the bride’s parents home four miles north and three east of Diller on Leonard Richardson farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Koch
Katherine Lottman
St. Paul’s Ev. Luth
Herman Koch
Christena Lottman
H. F. Diekhoff
St. Paul’s Luth
Edward Koch
John Lottman
al Sasse
Wm. Baumfolk
Gerhard Och
Henry Koch
Albert Sasse
Fanny
Fred Lottman
Ily
Rene
Wm. Ba ‘Elk
Diekhoff
Koch
Diller
Leonard Richardson
Bee or Spider Shoe Metaphor Spotted in Harvard Courier
The Harvard Courier quotes a metaphor stating a bee visits a rose to gather honey while a spider takes poison, comparing it to how people report events about others. It contrasts constructive reporting with harmful idle gossip.
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Harvard Courier
Market Prices for Wheat Corn Oats and Eggs
Diller Markets report grain and produce prices including Wheat No 1 at 56 cents per bushel Corn at 48 cents per bushel oats 80 cents per bushel cream 25 cents per quart eggs heavy hens 14 cents per dozen roosters 9 cents each.
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Citizens State Bank
Eldon Hudson
Mrs
George Hudson
W. T Logan
E. L Loock
Woelz-Reinhart
Opera House
Ollie Brandt Fry
J.T. Club
H. K. Shutt
Draggist
Rexall
Diiler, Nebr
DeBoer
Shottenkirk
Lottman Koch
Farmers Union Co-op
Lake White Salt Fish
Ge Size Prunes
Lea
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