Diller Area News and Social Notes 1953
Local residents attend gatherings and share news from Diller and Fairbury. Highlights include a going away party with Nutrena Feeds, a medical incident on crutches after remodeling, and travels between San Francisco and Denver. The Silver Cornet Band anecdote, Army discharge of Dwaine Weigel, and Kiwanis dinner at Mary Etta Hotel add community color.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwaine Weigel
Wid
EJ. Weigel
Diller
Denver
Firestone
Miller
St. Louis
Wm McKinley
Mr Palmer
Fairbury Kiwanis Club
Mary Etta
Frank Shockey
da Hansen
Fragmented OCR note with unclear names and roles
A garbled text fragment mentions several personal names and titles without clear context or readable events. The legible parts reference individuals such as a Mr and Mrs with surnames and scattered initials, but no actions, dates, places, or outcomes are discernible.
Ebullient Edges Rally as Roy Wins Big
In a tight contest, Roy clinched a decisive victory while teammates and organizers celebrated a strong showing from the EE and APE squads amid a crowded event on the east arena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy
Used Oil Heater and Washing Machine Sale
Local listing advertises a used oil heater for 20 dollars and a used washing machine for 10 dollars. It also mentions a raw corn discard and a pull type for sale, noting salt helps us live.
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al Eh
Darrel Renz
Dwaine Freag Ithal Voit
Nutrena
Lbs Ege
Lis Son
Ibs
Mirs
Rome
Mary Green
Lincoln
Relelse
Lectrain
San Francisco
HA Neat Diller
Elmo Hadley
Willams Calif
John Folkers
John Fanders
Ben Hicken
George Diller
Fannie
Charley Pearce
Frank .Pearce
Hod Diller
Fother
Willis Clark
Wallace Clark Crother
Christie Seaman
James Adams
John Specht
Fred Lottman
Chris Knappal
S. Miller
Siebelt
Wilson Wright
Doss Wright
Conrad Kappal
Stadley’s
Lucy
Arthur Wieths
Holle
Srindias
Lairehee
We By
Een Jeong
Mr Vsoppe
Lose
Ied
Bailtson
Mr Taa
Ars & Darred
Jordening
Injgareu
Max G. Logan
E. B. Ackerman
Optometrist
Fairbury, Nebr
Waggoner .Funeral Home
Clare Waggoner
R. M. Traum
E. E. Vance
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