Coming Events and Local Notes Cross Nebraska Counties
August events include Barneston and Diller picnics and the Nebraska state fair in September. Paul Stange returns from Neillsville Wisconsin. Lincoln ordinance bans Sunday funerals per ministerial association. Chevrolets driven by R F Starr. Nellie Miller of California visiting Sparks family. Mercury tops 100 in several Nebraska towns. A six pound boy born June 23 to Cavett family at DeBoer Alberta Canada. Lincoln rodeo rider Vern Green mentioned. World War II era style community notices wrap up with kin visits and tornado ruins in Washington Kansas.
Miss Oltzen Returns Home After Illness at Relatives
Miss Oltzen had been very ill Sunday at the home of her sister Mrs. Herman Rahe three miles east and two and one half north of Diller. She was able to return Sunday to her home near Gilead.
Familiar Kansas and Nebraska families gather for weekend meals
Mrs Dug Hauver of Kansas and her son John with Mrs Harder and four children from Hanover Kansas visited sister in law and mother Mrs Matilda Hauver for a family dinner. Mr and Mrs Chas Osborn of Lincoln and their son in law and daughter who had traveled from Arkansaw to the Ozarks visited Diller and Steele City relatives over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dug. Hauver
Kan
John
Sidney
Harder
Hanover
Matilda Hauver
Chas. Osborn
Lincoln
Diller Wen
Dater
Ozark Mountains
Arkansaw
Diller
Steele City
Col. Thomas J Majors Dies At 91 In Peru Nebraska
Col. Thomas J Majors aged 91 a Civil War veteran and longtime Nebraska legislator and president of the state normal board for 30 years fell at home in Peru while going to breakfast and died moments later. His funeral was held in Peru.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thos. J. Majors
Nebraska
State Normal Board
Peru
Endicott
Doctor Bixby and sons visit sister in Geneva Neb
Dr. Joseph Bixby and his sons Joseph Jr and John Richard of Geneva Nebraska visited Sunday at the home of his sister Mrs L M Cavett and her husband and returned home Monday morning. The doctor was a ce of Diller in his younger a.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Bixby
Joseph Jr
John Richard
Geneva
Nebr
L. M. Cavett
NRC Meeting Notes With Mrs Peters July Session
The N R C met with Mrs Howard Peters Thursday afternoon July 7 with eleven members. Miss Helen Frisbie and five others attended the gathering, details not fully listed in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Peters
Helen Frisbie
Street Safety Note From a Fragmented Page
A garbled excerpt warns against crossing streets near oncoming cars. It cites a speeding runner and a child at play, suggesting dangers from traffic and urging caution. The text includes dubious timing figures and broken sentences, reflecting damaged OCR from a historical newspaper page.
Corn Crops Improve. Editor's Family Gathers Homegrown Ears
Corn looks promising but needs rain soon. Roasting ears are ripe as the editor and family harvest a fine mess from their garden on Monday. Mr and Mrs T F Roehrkasse, away on vacation, spent Sunday and Monday at their home in Ditter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. F. Roehrkasse
Eir
Ditter
Government Moratorium on Delinquent Subscriptions Hoped
Readers express desire that the government avoids a moratorium on delinquent subscriptions. The plea emphasizes continued access to periodicals and stable supply for informed citizenry.
Steffenses Visit Lincoln Oliver Family in Omaha
Mr and Mrs W C Steffens of Lincoln Oliver 1 of Omaha spent the weekend at the home of their father Dr O C Diehl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Steffensio
Lincoln - Oliver 1
Omaha
O. C. Diehl
Lincoln woman observes Ashington storm damage with relatives
Miss Grayce Myers of Lincoln spent the week end with Diller relatives and with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs A A Eick witnessed the damage wrought by the storm at Ashington Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayce Myers
Lincoln
Diller
Coxy
A. A. Eick
Ashington
Kan
Carico Couple Return From Falls City Visit
Mr and Mrs John Carico returned from Falls City after spending several days with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Fred c Mrs pietrich accompanied them home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carico
Falls City
Fred c
Pietrich
Albright Family Eyes Lincoln Rental as Rachael Plans University Start
Mr and Mrs Joseph Albright and daughter Rachael traveled to Lincoln on Wednesday to view a residence they may rent. Rachael intends to enroll for work at the state university at the start of the new school year.
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Joseph Albright
Rachael
Lincoln
The
State University
Heorichs Family Visit Spends Sunday in Lincoln
Mr and Mrs W M Heorichs and their children visited Sunday with Mrs H K Shutt and family in Lincoln. The Shutt family had visited here a few days and left Monday for Meridan, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Heorichs
H. K. Shutt
Lincoln
Y. An
Meridan
Kan
Diller Woman Returns From Camping Trip in Crete Park
Mrs. V A Raymond and Donna Jane of Lincoln returned Monday from a camping trip with Mrs. Carrie Green and sisters Helen and Bonnie in Horky s park Crete They will visit with relatives in Diller during the stay
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V. A. Raymond
Dickie
Donna Jane
Lincoln
Horky’s Park
Crete
Carrie Green
Helen
Bonnie
Diller
Reverend Harris to Leave Diller Church for Falls City Post
Former Diller M E Church pastor Rev R M Harris and his wife and son Douglas had dinner with Mr and Mrs L M Cavett on Tuesday evening. They plan to move soon to Falls City Nebraska where Harris has been called to a church pastorate.
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R. M. Harris
Snake of the Diller M. E. Church
Douglas
L. M. Cavett
Falls City
Nebr
Harris
Picnic gathering in Fairbury family event described
The Record editor and family members including Mrs Ferovett Hurst Lloyd Hurst and children Betty Jean Donald Lloyd enjoyed a Sunday picnic at a Fairbury home with other relatives and neighbors joining later for a six o clock meal.
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Ferovett Hurst
Lloyd Hurst
Betty Jean
Donald Lloyd
Fairbury
Veda May Hirsch
Alvin Hirsch
Fredrick
Robert
Grandpa
Diller Picnic Plans Feature Local Talent and Rides
The Diller picnic committee reports strong luck in booking amusements for the 36th annual event in Hartzel. City community bands are among the acts, with a Ferris wheel and a merry-go-round from Omaha, plus free acrobatic acts and local speakers. The program promises top attractions and lively entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Hartzel
Omaha
Why Do They Do It For Fresh Woolens And Tailoring
The author argues freshness matters for eggs fruit and woolens likening aged garments to stale products. A suit should be made to fit from woolens under four months old with top tailors and lower prices, avoiding overstocked sales and misleading reductions.
Change Now Sets Tone as Campaign Heads In
As the campaign moves forward both parties push ahead while markets react. Bert Larsen of the Daniels farm near Diller sustained serious injuries after a Friday incident where a bull trampled him.
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Bert Larsen
Mrs. Daniels
Diller
Nicey
Village Board Estimates Expenses for 1982 Budget
The Board of aise Ste Vilage et Bicone met July 5 1982 and estimated expenses for the fiscal year starting May 1 1982. The board ordered the estimates spread upon the minutes and published according to law. John Clauson chairman and Chas E Waggoner clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aise Ste Vilage Et Bicone
Lew
Ordinance No 110 Village of Diller Nebraska
Ordinance number 110 from the Village of Diller Nebraska outlines the fiscal year starting July 1 1982. The village board suspended rules and the ordinance was read for first second and third times for approval on July 5 1982. Obn Clauson chairman signs.
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Villebr
Diller
Nebr
Obn Clauson
Chm
Chas. E
Waggoner
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens State Bank
Barneston
Pene
Plymouth
Jefferson County
Paul Stange
Neillsville
Wis
Albert Leaper
R. F. Starr
Nellie Miller
California
Mrs. W.N. Sparks
Nebraska -Wednesno
Randpa
Dacitan
Frank Cavett
DeBoer
Alberta
Canada
Vern
Jack) Green
Nmaker Roberts
Diller Radesires
Robert and
Phyliss Joe
Flossie Raymond
Washington, Kans
Ench
It Lumber Co
Diller, Nebr
Village Board Proceedings
Water Fund
J. O. Dlanant
Lune
Jaa Ca Aie Sen Tao
N.R.C
Waggoner Bros
John Clauson, Chm
Ozark
Clarks Store
Lic
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