Congregational Church Offerings and India Exhibit
Rev. Robert Aeatee leads Congregational Church with W. A. Snyder as superintendent. Sunday School at 10 o clock and evening service at 8. Mrs. Pankrotz, returned missionary from India, to speak and display native clothing. Beatrice young people quartet to perform. Offering to be taken. Mrs. Frank Cully leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Aeatee
W. A. Snyder
S.S
Pankrotz
Indias
India
Beatrice
Frank Cully
Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday School Session
Mrs L M Cavett superintendent announces the S S Sunday School at 10 A M with activities for all ages at the Methodist Episcopal Church parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
L. M. Cavett
S. S
Diller Lutheran notices and 4th of July recollections
Sunday school at 9 30 English services at 10 30 holy communions will be given in German on Sunday July 16. Local news includes travel to Omaha, 4th of July events at Steele City Beatrice and Diller, and residents visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near
Diller
L. J. Wolff
W.H. Piager
S. S
Steele City
Beatrice
Botr
The Best Town Improvers Are the Painters
A painter’s few hours of work beautifies a place more than any other effort. The statement extols painters as key contributors to town improvement.
Koenig Family Returns to Lincoln After Visit
Mr and Mrs Alfred Koenig and son Warren visited Mrs Chas Wright for several days and then returned to their home in Lincoln on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Koenig
Warren
Chas. Wright
Lincoln
Town boast mirrors foreign powers in jest
The speaker mocks growing fear and money requests from abroad, claiming they could rival China in spending and stating readiness to summon the RF. C. for a large loan to spend locally, a hyperbolic boast reflecting public bravado.
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RF. C
China
Pie etiquette question from Vernon to Grandma
Vernon asks if a fork should be used to eat pie and if Grandma has a pie to practice with. Grandma confirms the dinner etiquette and suggests using a fork if available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon
Grandma
Six Diller Teachers Among 29 Jeffer son County Enrollees
Of the 29 teachers from Jefferson county enrolled at the State Teachers College in Peru six are from Diller. The names listed are Vera Cady Marion Diller Hubert Filley Lydia Krebs Gladys Lottman and Bessie Novotny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
State Teachers’ College In
Peru
Diller
Vera Cady
Marion Diller
Hubert Filley
Lydia Krebs
Gladys Lottman
Bessie Novotny
Birthday Picnic Marks Family Gathering Near Beatrice
Mr and Mrs W G Tristman and her father John Lamb joined relatives at Lambs home near Beatrice for a Sunday picnic dinner to celebrate the birthday of his wife. A fine time was reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Tristman
John Lamb
Lamb
Beatrice
J. L. Lamb
G.¢. Blauser
Kansas City Visitors Stay with Local Relatives
Mr and Mrs James Bowes of Kansas City visited Mrs Elizabeth Foute and Mrs Isabel Vieths and other relatives. They returned to Kansas City Tuesday. Mrs Bowes is a niece of Mrs Fouts and Mrs Vieths.
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Averin Fouts
Spokane
Wash
Elizabeth Fouts
Nebraska
James. Bowes
Kansas City
Elizabeth Foute
Isabel Vieths
Bowes
Fouts
Vieths
Mrs Willie Clark and Carolynn Rose Visit Lincoln Family
Mrs Willie Clark and Carolynn Rose visited Lincoln with relatives and friends for several days last week. They traveled with Dr W S Diller and a Salina Kansas family en route to visit his parents Mr and Mrs H Z Diler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willie Clark
Carolynn Rose
Lincoln
W. S. Diller
Salina
Kans
H. Z.diler
Birthday Dinner Acclaims Irene Greider on Fourteenth Day
Mr and Mrs Roy Greider hosted a Monday birthday dinner for their daughter Irene who turned four. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Greider Wm Kunecke and Miss Tilla Kunecke of Jefferson Ia and Kenneth Farrely of Churdan Ia.
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Roy Greider
Irene
John Greider
Wm Kunecke
Tilla Kunecke
Jefferson, Ia
Kenneth Farrely
Churdan, Ta
Jefferson Family Returns Home After Visit
Mrs. Arthur Kunecke and son Harold of Jefferson IA along with Miss Tilla Kunecke left after visiting relatives in Diller and at the Grone home. They traveled with Wm Kunecke and Kenneth Farrely of Churdan who stayed with Mrs. Roy Greider before departing Wednesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Kunecke
Harold
Jefferson
Arthur Grone
Tilla Kunecke
Roy Greider
Wm. Kunecke
Kenneth Farrely
Churdan
Iowa
Worth Dowling and wife visit Council Bluffs relatives
Dowling and wife of Council Bluffs la came Sunday in their car and spent the day with his sisters Mr E Hill and Mrs F W Frisbie and their families.
Two Brothers Die After Box Car Stay in Burlington Yard
Alfred Trocke aged 55 and Paul 54 bunked in a Burlington box car in the yards. Alfred fell ill with cramps then died. Paul found him and summoned a doctor who said the case was acute indigestion and heart trouble. Burial occurred at Prairie Home Cemetery with county burial, Waggoner Bros. morticians, and a graveside service by Helms.
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Alfred Trocke
Paul
Burlington
Loce
City
Prairie
Home Cemetery
Waggoner Bros
Helms
Green Walker Aftipounecement in Sunday State Journal
The notice reports the marriage of Miss Marguerite Green of Lincoln daughter of Mr and Mrs H E Green to Fred Walker of Fremont. The ceremony was at First Methodist Church Fremont with only immediate family present and read by Rev H Schenk. Following a two weeks trip to Denver the couple will live in Fremont. The bride, a former University of Nebraska student and Fremont teacher, wore an old rose crepe gown with a white lace collar. Mr Walker is a Fremont businessman.
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State Journal
Marguerite Green
Lincoln
H. E. Green
Diller
Fred’ Walker
Fremont
Methodist Church
W. A. Raymond
Raymond Sarved
Henrichs Bowdle Marriage Is Event of Sunday Evening
Miss Helen Viola Henrichs wed Lawrence Bowdle at six oclock Sunday evening in the home of Mr and Mrs James Loughridge at 150 East Carolina Avenue. The room was lit by candles and filled with ferns and flowers. vows were read by Rev. S L Mitchell and the bride wore white pebble silk with veil.
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Helen Viola Henrichs
R Henrichs
Lawrence Bowdle
James Loughridge
East Carolina Avenue
Ben Balstad
Bernice Pardie
Eleanor Henrichs
Lohengrin
S.L. Mitchell
Church of the Holy Faith
Inglewood
Nebraska Bride Weds In California Home Ceremony
Miss Hazel Bowdle and Charles Bowdle were married in Hawthorne California with a ceremony that included a maid of honor Miss Lois Henrichs and best man Marville Gummert. The couple plan a week at Hermosa Beach before settling in Inglewood. Receptions and gifts followed as guests from Nebraska and several California cities attended.
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Lois Henrichs
Marville Gummert
Inglewood
Hollywood
Pasadena
Los Angeles
Long Beach
Pomona
Nebraska
Balstad
Bowdle
Hermosa Beach
Cordary Street
Hawthorne
Calif
Advertiser
E. R Henrichs
Helen C. Loock
Lois
Eleanor
Madeline
Diller
Relatives gather at Hill home for Bowes visit
A gathering of relatives at the Hill residence last Sunday welcomed Mr. and Mrs. James Bowes of Kansas City. Attending were Elizabeth Fouts and daughter Averil, Isabel Vieth and daughter Hilda, W. Dowling from Council Bluffs, Kenneth Fouts and two daughters of Seward, Ray Mudge and Ralph Ray Mudge with son from Beatrice, Arthur Wieths and family, F W Frisbie family including Donald Normal Helen, Leonard Frisbie with Carol Lee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tire E. E. Hill
Mae
James Bowes
Kansas City
Bowes
Elizabeth Fouts
Averil
Isabel Vieth
Hilda
W. _ Dowling
Council Bluffs
Kenneth Fouts
Seward
Ray Mudge
Ralph Ray Mudge
Beatrice
Arthur. Wieths
F. W. Frisbie
Donald
Normal
Helen
Leonard Frisbie
Carol Lee
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Gladys Gaebler
Rand Up
Harold Neely
Winside
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J. W. Milter
Howard’ Stotts
Marvin London
Ditler Boy
Fairbury
Diler
Hollis Limprecht
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Evelyn Weyer
George Freitig
Oliver Diehl
Nebraska University
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