Local Social Notes and Family Updates
Mrs Will Carpenter suffers a severe ear condition while Geo Ball moves into Mrs Myrtle Shanks property. Mrs Cora Coleman assists at the editor’s home as Mrs Pearce recovers. Fred Hauver and Nellie Weaver mourn the infant son born Wednesday afternoon. An 84 pound boy Darwin ea is born to Mr and Herman Albers Mildred Richard r January 29 in Iller Cal. Waggoner and H H Green drive to Savannah Missouri and back on a spring like day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hauver
Nellie Weaver
Darwin Ea
Mr. and
Herman Albers
Mildred Richardr
Iller
Cal. Waggoner
H. H. Green
Savannah
Local notices and small ads from Fairbury and area
Items include garage sale offerings from William Bernhardt and Bowen shop ads at Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop, cattle and calf sales by John Plager and Francis Wallace, sheriff activity, a hospital operation for ex sheriff Tippin, 218 marriage licenses issued in Gage county last year, Howell Lumber Co purchasing Odell yards, a Fairbury marriage license for Delbert Greenwood and Leona Staley, plus social visits by Mrs. Al Boggs and others in the Steele City vicinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
Delbert Greenwood
Leona Staley
Steele City
Wood For Sale and Local Notices From Beatrice
Wood for sale dry and priced at 3.50 per toad. Morris Peterson and Chas Finch of Odell neighborhood tied to bed by illness. W W Hansen sprained foot from a hay load incident. For sale A No 1 sweet clover seed and a shorthorn heifer due to calve soon. C H Maldhow and A W G Uhley retire as Fairbury clothier. partnership taken over by Roy Livingston and Dale Gates. Coronado Radio advert promotes latest improvements at Gamble Stores Beatrice Nebraska with model prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Maldhow
W. G. Uhley
Fairbury Clothier
Uhley & Diller Co
Roy Livingston
Dale Gates
Coronado Radio
Amble
Gamble Stores
Beatrice
Nebr
For Sale Mixed Farm Equipment by Frank Grone
Five milk cows and one John Deere 10 ft tractor binder one John Deere 10 20 tractor one three row tractor cultivator one three row corn dise one two row lister all machinery used one season Frank Grone
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere
Frank Grone
Resolution of Respect for Departed Neighbor
M W A Lodge 1668 expresses grief over the loss of neighbor Henry Peters and memorializes him as worthy of respect. The resolutions extend sympathy to his family, order records to reflect the tribute, and authorize copies to be sent to the family and district records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Peters
Enke Lodge
Zook Visit From Lincoln Brings Family Together
Mr and Mrs Clyde Zook drove from Lincoln Saturday to visit Sunday with his sister Mrs Sam Thomson and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Zook
Lincoln
Sam Thomson
Ashcrafts Visit Diller Friends From Beatrice
Mr and Mrs Ashcraft of Beatrice visited Diller friends on Saturday. They formerly lived here with Mr Ashcraft running the Crittenden Grain Co elevator at this station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Boggs
Beatrice
Isaac Saylor
E. L. Loock
Mrs. Ashcraft
Diller
Mr. Ashcraft
Crittenden Grain Co’s
Mrs D V Fanders Visits Lincoln After Auto Crash
Mrs D V Fanders returns from Lincoln where her father W S Lambert of Guide Rock suffered rib injuries in an auto accident and is staying with another daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. V. Fanders
Lincoln
W. S. Lambert
Guide Hock
Spelling Bee Practice List Highlights Common Errors
A suggested words list for next spelling bee includes Separate Lose Ninety Villain Privilege Chautauqua Accommodate All right Repetition Salable Rhythm Ecstasy Kimona Charivari. Practice tips emphasize accurate spelling and pronunciation.
Backward party by L A L C at Mason home
The L A L C met January 22 at Mr and Mrs Maynard Mason for a backward party with laughter and rock music. Mrs Frank Bevan won high score and Clarence Renz was second. A dainty lunch followed as the evening wore on. The group next meets January 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs Clarence Renz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynard Mason
Frank Bevan
Clarence Renz
J. T. Club Hosts Card Night at Glathars
The J. T. C. met at the Glathar home January 23 for seven tables of rock with Mrs. Tom Baum Falk winning the high prize and Mr. Henry Weaver the consolation. Guests included multiple Ellis Humbolt Beatrice and local residents. Refreshments followed and thanks were expressed to the hosts. The next meeting is set for January 30 at the Hauver home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Glathar Sr
Tom Baumfalk
Henry Weaver
Paul Kuper
George Sasse
Harry Baker
Betty
Ellis
Arthur Glathar
Humbolt
Linn
Zerelda Kuper
J.P. Morgan
Beatrice
Glathar
Walter Hauver
Family News From Copa De Oro Ranch
A Rancho R. R. A. Oxnard letter details Christmas gathering for eighteenth wedding anniversary with relatives from Ocean Park San Bernardino Los Angeles and Ventura. It notes Eunice Diller Martin and Clarence Casady wedding New Year Day and local schooling updates plus alfalfa and orange farming and unusually warm weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxnard
Calif
Frank T. Pearce
Diller
Nebraska
Pearce
William Spillios
Ocean Park
Adeline V. Kennedy
Billy
Bobby
J. L. Kennedy
San _ Bernardino
M. EB. Fish
Adeline
Merle Jr
Joseph
Los Angeles
Clark Miller
Richard
Eunice Diller Martin
San Bernardino
Clarence Casady
Casady
The
Security Investment Co
Merle Fish
Pico Heights Christian Church
Henry Abrams
Saticoy
Bernardina
Tam
Ventura
Sis
Pronens
Nebraska Convocation Highlights Interdenominational Unity
Last week Monday to Wednesday the Nebraska Convocation of Christian Education drew about 250 pastors and 15 denominations. Noted speakers from Dr. Nehemiah Boynton to Dr. Paul Vieth urged interdenominationalism and social uplift through church action. The 1932 meeting is planned for Hastings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Nebraska Council of Christian Education
F. F. Travis
Lincoln
M. E
Massachusetts
Nehemiah Boynton
R. Hargreaves
Home Mission
N. Y
Fred Eastman
Chicago
Paul Vieth
International Council of Religious Education
Garmaeine
Hastings
Fragmentary dialogue about a sad romance ending
A mother and daughter discuss a book described as sad. The daughter calls it lovely but warns the mother may not like it. The exchange ends with the plot point that the heroine dies and the male lead returns to his wife.
Couple Wed at Seattle Funeral Chapel in Cemetery
Ronald Hooper and Gladys Leslie were married recently in a Seattle cemetery funeral chapel, attracted by its beauty and setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Wash
Ronald Hooper
Gladys Leslie
Veteran Civil War veteran George Place laid to rest in Diller
George M Place of Lansbury Ohio born July 4 1848 died Jan 20 1931 at his Diller farm aged 82 years 6 months 16 days He served as a volunteer with Company H 15th Ohio Infantry returning from San Antonio Texas Dec 28 1865 He married Emma Millis in 1885 and leaves five children a grandson and a brother Funeral services were held at the Congregational church with full military honors by the American Legion firing squad and Comrade Allen Colman present as the community’s surviving veteran
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Place
Lansbury
Ohio
Diller
15Th Ohio
San Antonio
Texas
Emma D. Millis
Perley
Ira
Riley
Hazel
Ethel Place
Gerald Place
Rev
Riley Place
Grover Hill
Congregational Church
Ludwick
Prairie Home Cemetery
American Legion
Allen Colman
Card of Thanks from the Place Family
The Place Family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for assistance and sympathy after their father’s death. They thank the American Legion, the singers, and all who sent floral offerings during the burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Place
Cross Backed by Old Pals in Historic Show of Support
The text notes Coolidge, Davis, Hoover, and Smith gathering behind Cross, signaling broad support among former allies in a notable show of political backing.
Neighborhood NRC Meeting at Vieths Home
NRC members met at Arthur Vieths Friday January 23 for visiting and rock games. Guests included Mrs. Leonard Richardson Mrs. Will Amos and couples from Clatonia and Ray Mudge area. A dainty lunch was served and all reported a good time. Next meeting planned at Will Amos home January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Vieths
Leonard Richardson
Will Amos
Williams
Swohn
Clatonia
Ray Mudge
Ice
Mail chess match ends with Harold Harrison victory
A correspondence checker game lasting 217 days concluded with Harold Harrison of Hudson Wisconsin cornering a king with a pair of kings and defeating William Broom of Ashland Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Harrison
Hudson
Wis
William Broom
Ashland
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Consult
Diller State Bank
Will Carpenter
Geo. Ball
Myrtle Shanks
Cora Coleman
Diller Farmers Grain Co
I. R. Andrews
Mgr
Wm. Bernhardt
John Roseman
Bill
Ed. Weers
John Plager
Francis Wallace
Waddell
Monay
Scede Wiemers
Tippin
Omaha
Gage County
Howell Lbr. Co
Odell
Morris Peterson
Chas. Finch
Ness
W. W. Hansen
IU Apbel
Harry Thompson
Aoe Johnsen
L.A. L.C
Mr. Farmer
Talon
J. T. Club
Savin
Fifth St
Faiz
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