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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 30, 1920

Page

4

Harbine Players Visit. Community Notes Include School Classes

Mrs Marie Kelly and Martin Mudrow of Beatrice visited relatives in Harbine over the weekend while Grandpa Conger remains ill. Caroline reminders include class sizes at the high school and staff assignments with Prof Domer teaching Geog Gen History and Civics, Miss Kittinger math, and others across English Latin and sciences.

Marie Kelly Martin Mudrow Beatrice Franz Mudrow Grandpa Conger Carl Sandmans Jansen Della Rand Sissler Fairbury Oaks J. B. Conger Harlan Weaver Rachel Weaver Chas. Gainsford Ellis Sawyer Dick Willems Raleigh Cornelia Lottman Henry Sturmer Edith Flagg H. H. Flagg Domer Miss Kittinger Migs Possner Beall Cicero

Diller Public Schools Hear Bixby Lecture And Basketball Update

Dr Bixby spoke at the opera house on friendship to about twenty four attendees. Miss Ruth Miller left for Elwood to wed, Lilly Hardy replaces her in the intermediate room. Diller won basketball over Plymouth 18 to 17 on the boys side and 15 to 13 for the girls but the season ends. The team will rest until warm weather and plan games at school grounds if possible amid influenza restrictions and a city hall eviction notice for the Diller boys. Three new eighth graders join Rock Creek district. attendance notes and Model school weekly teaching days are outlined.

Dr. Bixby Bixby Ruth Miller Diller Elwood Lilly Hardy Davenport Nebr Plymouth Girls Plymouth Boys Plymouth County Abrams Rock Creek Gerard Garfield McCreight Miss Converse Everett Clark Clarence Thompson Esther Mann Ross Hays Lillian Pospisil Evelyn Stotts Edith Greider Audrey Diller

Obituary: Anna Nra Toxhorn Dies at 30 Near Ditler Neb

Mrs Anna Nra Toxhorn died January 23 1920 at home 2 1/2 miles SW of Ditler Nebraska after long illness. Born October 15 1889 to Ebbe Roelfs she married Wilhelm Tuxhorn January 26 1910 and had one daughter. Funeral January 25 at St Paul Lutheran with Rev J A Hansen. Buried north of town. She was 30 years 3 months 8 days.

Ditler Nebr Anna N.ra Toxhorn Ebbe Roelfs Wilhelm Tuxhorn Auburn Jefferson County St.Paul-Luthern Church J. A. Hansen

Washington Stewart dies aged 90 at farm near Diller

Washington Stewart born Mayeville Kentucky August 16 1829 died January 14 1920 aged 90 years 5 months remembered as a respected longtime resident near Diller He married Huldah Wright in 1854 Green Castle Indiana eight children four surviving three died in infancy wife died 1916-survivors Austin W Gage Oklahoma Ellen McQueen Thomas and Alva. funeral sermon by Rev Heide Baptist preacher at Gaylord.

Washington Stewart Diller Smith County Smith Center Kan Mayeville Huldah Wright Green Castle Ind Austin W. of. Gage Okla Ellen McQueen Thomas Alva Malcom McQueen Fairbury Nebr Mias Hallah Mias Susie Susie Baptist Church Heide Gaylord

Girl Gives Blood to Save Father After Police Shoot

Mildred Pratt a 15 year old Chicago girl rushed to a hospital after her father a city policeman was shot and wounded. Doctors said a blood transfusion was needed and she offered a pint and a half of her blood to flow into his veins. She declared I would give my life for daddy.

Mildred Pratt Chicago Mildred Daddy

England's woman grave digger challenges rivals

The article spotlights Miss Janie Beeching who proclaims she is England's only woman grave digger and can fling earth from seven feet deep. During busy periods she works by candle light, asserting her unique skill in the trade.

England Janie Beeching

Fewer Go Insane in Scotland Report Cites Decrease

The board of control notes 561 fewer insane persons in Scotland last year from higher wages near total disappearance of unemployment and more men in the army.

Scotland Board of Control

Airplane to Develop China Transport via Aerial Routes

The article argues China’s development hinges on transportation. It cites Julian Arnold and Prof Middleton Smith urging trained Chinese labor and aviation depots to accelerate communications. Railways remain important but air service could revolutionize internal links and economic impact.

China Peking Julian Arnold Chinese Recorder Arnold Middleton Smith Smith

Moose cow pauses for hunter's photo in river bend

In the Hunter-Trader-Trapper issue from Columbus Ohio hunters recount an early start chasing a fat moose cow. The animal posed at 75 feet before retreating into the timber, followed by a four to five month old calf that dashed after the mother as the canoe moved on.

Hunter-Trader-Trapper Columbus Sam

Ring Saves Girl in Shed Incident at School

Nine year old Ethel Gosnells of Bowling Green Ohio suffered a broken finger when her ring snagged on a nail while she and other girls were locked in a schoolhouse shed. The ring held her as she hung, cutting flesh and nearly stopping her heart until doctors arrived.

Bowling Green Ethel Gosnells Ethel

Scrap over mausoleum ends with feud among heirs

Miss Mathilda Carlson testifies in supreme court that she and her sister Sophia saved for a mausoleum in Woodlawn Cemetery. They paid about $7,000 for the plot and a vault with a window. They planned to inter the Fegelgren family as well but now seek to have their names removed from the deed after a falling out. Sophia is already entombed there.

New York Mathilda Carlson Supreme Court Angel Gabriel Miss Carlson Justice Greenbaum Sophia Carlson Woodlawn Carlsons Nils Fegelgren Carlson Fegelgrens

Spring color trends shift toward brown and green shades

The leading spring color is brown with a rich golden tone, while a lighter jade like green remains in strong demand. High colors in bright reds blues greens pinks yellow are rising, black fading, navy and other dark blues still popular, grays strong, roses moderately so.

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J. S. Taylor, M. D Globe Pharmacy Fairbury, Nebr M. J. Powell AN. Thoms Hinds’ Bank Nebraska Jefferson Co J. Monroe Davis First National Bank Fairbury, Neb Col. A. L. Tristman Ceneral Auctioneer Diller, Neer Calkins Bros Beatrice, Nebr Col Henry Eden Odell H. R. Royle Bell Phone Elerbeck & Hale’s Implement Store Diller Record Office O. C. Diehl Hebe S. B.viers Diller, Nebr Diller Veterinary Hospital Qik Waggoner Bros Diller Public Schools Moose Ford C. G. Catlin Co Ford Sales and Service Fordson Tractors Ford Parts
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