Diller Community Club Notes Loss and Farewell
The Diller Community Club notes the death of Roy Sebastis a prominent auctioneer and farmer and member of the club. Sympathy is extended to his loved ones and to Supt Dr Varney and family who have left for Fairfield Nebraska with best wishes for happiness in their new home.
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Diller
Roy
Sebastis
Varney
Fairfield
Nebraska
Cour
Auek
Parade Notes Committees On Parade and Helpers
Parade coverage lists committees and leaders across divisions and groups. Notable names include George Sasse Ellen Crocker Leonard Richardson Ray Hud 80 and 4-H Raymond Nixon with church heads Rev Young Rev Moehring and Mrs Steffen. Committee chairs invite further assistance.
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Forse
George Sasse
Ellen _ Crocker
Leonard Richardson
Ray Hud
Raymond Nixon
Methodist Church
Young
Perry. Weaver
Max Logan
St. Pauls
Moehring
Harry Abrend
John Hattenmeyer
C.R. Steffen
Ray
Rent Avenil Fouts
Mes. E. Wsige
Frank Horsky
Obituary Notice for Roy J. Schultis of Diller
Roy J. Schultis born March 23 1914 on a farm near Vistes passed away July 9 1947 at age 33 years 3 months 16 days He married Treae Eyadorf November 80 1941 at Tobias Nebraska they had two children Russell and Janet He lived on the family farm was an auctioneer and taught at auction schools in Austin Minnesota and Mason City Iowa Survived by wife and two children brother Irvin parents Fairbury funeral services were held July 13 at Waggoner Funeral Home and Grace Lutheran Church Fairbury burial in Fairbury cemetery Rev C R Heitz officiated
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Roy J. Schultis
Henry. Schultis
Vistes
Treae Eyadorf
Tobias
Nebraska
Russell
Janet
Icvie
Austin
Minnesota
Mason City
Iowa
Schultis
Fairburn
Irvin
Diller
Fairbury
Waggoner Funeral Home
Grace Lutheran Church
C. R. Heitz
Near
Daykie
Garden Club Meeting At City Hall Sees Flower Talks
Garden Club met Friday night at City Halls with a good attendance. Mra Chapman spoke on arranging flowers in low bowls and Mrs A D Rice of Blue Springs Flower Club discussed flower varieties colors and container shapes. Guests from out of town included Mrs Chapman Mrs A D Rice Mrs Schroeder and Mrs Ferris. Mrs Chapman and Mrs Rice demonstrated their arrangements and guests prepared flowers during the talks. Mrs C O Smith and Robert Diller family left for Chicago after a 10 day vacation visiting Lincoln friends en route.
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Mra
Viers
Fanders
Mra Chapman
A. D. Rice
Schroeder
Blue Springs
Ferris
Wymore
Robert Diller
Chicago
Lincoln
Methodist Rural Life Conference at University of Nebraska
The Methodist National Rural Life Conference meets at the University of Nebraska Coliseum from July 29 to 31. Events feature Bishop A Frank Smith, Dr Roy L Smith, Dr Hugh H Bennett, and a service of challenge and dedication led by the Council of Bishops. Guests at the home of Dr and Mrs Ellis last week included Dr and Mrs Howard and grandchildren from Iowa and Mr and Mrs Frank Kaufman of Scottsbluff.
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Methodist National Rural Life Conference
University of Nebraska
A. Frank Smith
Roy L Smith
The
Christian Advocate
Hugh H. Bennett
Soil Conservation Service
United States Department of Agriculture
Council of Bishops
Mrs Edith Reinhardt 80 Dies in Scottsbluff Nebraska
Edith Reinhardt 80 longtime Nebraska resident died Wednesday morning July 9 in Scottsbluff hospital. Born October 22 1867 in Quebec Canada she married Charles Reinhardt March 16 1891. Survived by three sons Dr Reinhardt Scottsbluff Leigh M Reinhardt Grand Island and Charles E Reinhardt Topeka. Graveside services held Aurora Nebraska cemetery with Rev H Calvin Knock officiating.
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Edith Reinhardt
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Scottebluff
Quebec Province
Canada
Charles , Reinhardt
I County
Diller
Grand Island
Scottsbluff
Visitors from California and local social notes in Diller
Guests from California Mr and Mrs John Keith of San Bernardino arrived in Diller Friday night to visit the Scott Miller family and will travel for six months visiting Fairbury Lincoln and other spots. They expect Christmas in Tacoma with Brooks Keith and Dr and Mrs Hoxey Seattle. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Lloyd Green of Julesburg Colorado and others. Luther League meeting at the Lutheran Church. Lions Clubs convention plans. Mrs Anna Hullman moves to new home. Alfred Broadstone injury recovery. Louie Gore returns from Nebraska City. Robert Diller back from Chicago. Miss Eula Gross guest of Mary Elizabeth Freitag.
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John
Keith
San Bernardino
Lincoln
Tracr
Iowa
Pennsylvania
Washington
Dee
New York City
Regina
Saskatchewan
Canada
Tacoma
Brooks
Robert Hoxey
Seattle
Hoxey
Golda
McKinley
Scott Miller
Seb Bernardino
Lloyd Green and Sons
Jueisburg
Colorado
H.H. Green
Earl Rodgers
Sone Terry
Bobby
Don McKenzie Sod
W. L. Hall
Fairbury
Lions Clubs
San Francisco
Hull
Lfnternationa Board
Governors
California
Oregon
Washington State
Yellowstone Park
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Illness and Death
We express sincere thanks and appreciation to friends and relatives and especially neighbors for kindness during the illness and death of husband father and brother We also thank for floral offerings sympathy cards and Rev Heinetz for comforting words from Mrs Roy Schultis and family Mr and Mrs Henry Schulis Mr and Mrs Irvin Schultis and family
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Heinetz
Roy
Schultis
Henry Schulis
Irvin’ Schultis
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