Memories and Notices From Diller Nebr 1948
Local notes cover a wide range of life in Diller Nebraska including birthdays births and deaths. Events include a 70 year old Henry Eaton’s death at Milford Soldiers Home, a A104 lb boy born to John and Mrs Wise, and Miss Edith Fry’s sudden death at Hepperson sanatorium Beatrice. Also reported are political endorsements for E H Hinshaw and Ben S Baker, hotel sale to F M McManes and a 200 acre Reynolds farm purchase, along with village budget details and an annual appropriation bill for 1948 for fiscal year 1949.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E.H. Hinshaw
Congress
Ben S. Baker
H. ‘B Fairchild
F. M.mcmanes
Reynolds
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Diller Record
Diller Nebr
Weigel’s Service Station
Inland
U. S. Royal Tires
E.B. Ackerman
Fairbury
Nebraska
Gertrude Lamb
Cub Creek
Clark Blauser
Sutton’s
Chas. “Osborn
C.L.E
Blauser
J. W. Fouts
Josh, Robertson
Alex Bell
Grace
Denver
Edith Fry
Heppersion Sanatorium
Beatrice
Ib Bey Was
John Wise
Henry Eaton
Soldiers Home
Milford
Jhe Fouts
Jefferson County
Diller
William ‘Jennings, Bryan
John Worth
Kern
Democratic
Keith
Johnson
Dilter
Custer
Dak
Clyde Colman
Bill
Nickeson
Omaha
CMTE
Fort Crook
Amos, ‘Bush
Zillah, Wash
County
Nebr
Levy Mills
As Mills Light
Mills
Benied
Jefferson
Glenn Long
Attest G. Clifford
Biguser Clerk
Ray Colman
Roger- ‘Babcock
Hastings
Alva
Eva Green
Noel
Hughes
Steele City
Lyle
Belding
Floyd Man
Jack Shipman
Fred ‘Miller
Roy
Mansfield
Colorado
Kansas City
Elaine Snyder
W.A. Snyder
Floyd
Goldsberry
Amily
John Roelph
Hollenberg
Wm. Novotny
Max Logan
C.R. Steffen
Purina
Sam Hutchinson
Tte
Virgil’ Geer
Everett, Clark
Otto Spielman
Bunk Schulze
Odell Station
Margin Roseman
Fred and
Everett Clark
Mary- Elizabeth Freitag
Odell Hospital
Feirbury
A. Sullivan
Daskin
R. Neidenfind
Mr. Neidenfind
Mrs. Sullivan
Spd
Ernest. ‘Gorr
Rex Green
Jefferson County Abstract Office
Toni
Eastman Brownie
Clarence Hiatt
Lincoln, Nebraska
Otis
Cooper’s
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