Craftshop Opens In Diller By Two Partners
The Modern Craftshop begins operations in Diller as a co owned venture of E H Jordening and John Huttenmeyer. Located behind Jordening Implement, the shop produced its first item a sign and price board now on display at Weater's Cafe. Two salesmen are on the road. Two locals have been employed this week to make initial items including wood metal and plastic pieces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
E. H.jordening
John ‘Huttenmeyer
Jordenings
Weater
Jane Missionary Tea Program at Congregational Church
Sampson of Steele City will analyze No Trumpet Before Him by Nelia G. White at the annual Jane Missionary Tea hosted by the Women’s Association Friday at 2 30 p m in the Congregational church Mrs Frank Cully conducts the devotions and the Ladies Quartet will present music led by Mrs Scott Miller An invitation is extended to the public to attend the program and tea Robert Diller of Chicago arrived Saturday for a visit before returning Tuesday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calyio. Sampson
Steele City
Nelia G. White
Jane
Association of the Congregational Church
Frieday
Frank Cully
Scott Miller
Garden Club to Meet at Mrs Eula Calking Home
June 16 gathering hosted by Mrs Eula Calking at 8 p m records show. nearby, Mr and Mrs Charles O Smith spent weekend with Mrs B H Smith and Morton near Burr. They toured flood damage along the Little Nemaha from Douglas to Nebraska City and saw a washed bus west of Syracuse. Memorial Day services at Prairie Home Cemetery were well attended with programs by the American Legion, speaker Mex Denney, poem Displaced Mother by Marilyn Miller, Gettysburg address by Donald Ramish, music by the Diller band and prayers by Rev Young. Cemetery cared for by Donald and Glen Roelfs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garden Club
Eula Calking
Charles
Smith
B.H. ‘Smith
Morton
Burr
Little Nemaha
Douglas
Unadilla
Syracuse
Dunbar
Nebraska City
Harold Rosenthal
Mr. Smith
Lincoln
Prairie Home Cemetery
American Legion
Arnold Lottman
Mex Denney
Marilyn Miller
Mae Hiatt
Donald Ramish
Diller Band
Young
Legion
Donald
Glen Roelfs
Cooper Elevator Begins Excavation for Annex Expansion
Construction at Cooper Elevator starts immediately under manager John Huttenmeyer. An eight to ten week project will add cribbed annex storage doubling capacity, with three Minneapolis carpenters and local labor, three carloads of lumber already unloaded and more needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. A. . Cooper
John Huttenmeyer
Minneapolis
Temperature Readouts Indicate Clear or Cloudy Conditions
Weather data report shows readings for temperature and sky cover with notes on clear and cloudy conditions. Observers record daytime highs and overnight lows, indicating shifts between sunlit and overcast skies across stations.
Frank Roseman Retires From O A Cooper Company
Frank Roseman will leave the O A Cooper company this week after six years in the local elevator. The Rosesmans retired from the farm in 1944 and moved to Diller where he began work for Cooper Co. Emerson Dell of Holmesville will replace him, Dell 21, single, and moving to Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Roseman
O. A. Cooper Company
Jobo. Huttenmeyer
O. A. Coopers Company
Emerson Dell
Holmesville
Frank Koseman
Dell
Agricultural College
Ditler
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Jane Missionary Tea
Robert Diller
Chicago
Diller Antil
County Court House
Fairbury
Jin’ ‘Diller
Prairie. Home Cemetery
Shirley
Clifford Blauser
Bud
Clark
Kansas
Harry Greider
Wimna of
John Greider
Clarence Hullman
Edna Hullman
Betrice
Anna Hullman
Waters
Alice Mae Charles and
David
Guide Rock
Elza. Caldwell
Garden City
Kans
Lawrence
Beatrice Cemetery
Frank Brown
Beatrice
Floyd Maw
Will Amos
Howard Peters
Robert Murray
Roberts
George Lampe
Elizabeth Fouts
Julia Diller
Diller Garden Club
Diller City Hall
Irda General Collection
Robert
Phyllis -Caspe
Casper
Odell Hospital
Coleus
Ee Et Ees
Seaecas
Bay
VII
St. Paul's
Glenn. Long
Brotherhood
Dwaine Wolken
Carl ‘Fahrenwald
Lee Jenkiin
Max Hill
Norman Harms
Ralegh Bristol
Great ‘Bend
Dean Shelor
Estyle Rekes
Jimmy
Bloom
G. L. Richardsop
Dorsey
Diller Opera House
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