Diller Area Briefs Include Visits And Local Notices
Mrs Ludwig visited relatives in Chester on Friday. H Z Diller of Lincoln was a Diller visitor Tuesday. For sale Keystone side delivery hay rake by W M Hen richs. Miss Elizabeth Starr and her father on a motor trip to Lincoln Sunday. Diller meat market now open Sundays 5 to 6 PM. Lt Mrs Rand resigns as chief operator at Diller telephone central. Mr and Mrs Steinhauer of Rule visited the Waggoner home. No 16 delayed two hours by high water and washouts across the Missouri from Rule. Miss Carrie Lynn of Omaha visiting Mrs Nancy Robertson. Mr and Mrs Everett Blauser of Powell visited. Bert Wells of Endicott weekend guest of Dyes Fanders. Harold Hutchinson from Lincoln attended Decoration Day. Roberta and Velva Myers visiting Diller relatives. Radio static or Havana joke question noted. A man being towed in a new car looks like life is a total failure. Mr and Mrs Albert Lukas returning from Crab Orchard Liberty and Virginia. Mrs Mary Shultz of Polk Nebr visiting sister Ida Wood and Diller relatives. Three hogs cars shipped to St Joseph market: F Hartzel one, Farmers Shipping Assn two.
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Diller
Frances E. Eick
A. A. Eick
Car
Bernice Calkins
Nellie Frisbie
Bernice Diller
Alice Line
C. O. Palmberg
Einer
Ruth
Esther
Hebron
Ida Palmberg
Oscar Palmberg
Edward Palmberg
Chicago
Katherine Acker
Scotia
J. S. Everett
Nebr
F. A. Muser
Lincoln
W. F. Myers
Velva
Roberta
Havelock
Bristors Visit Ab Bristor Family in Wymore
Mr and Mrs Arthur Bristor and two children of Wymore spent Saturday and Sunday visiting at the home of their brother Ab Bristor and family.
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Arthur Bristor
Wymore
Ab Bristor
McKenzies Visit Place Family in College View
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. McKenzie and their children Harold and Viva from College View spent Saturday and Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Place, renewing acquaintances and enjoying holiday hospitality.
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J. W. McKenzie
Harold and
Viva
College View
Ira Place
Pickards Welcome Norfolk Visitors For Brief Visit
Mr and Mrs Will Pickard and son Cecil of Norfolk Nebraska visited Mr and Mrs J A Pickard and other relatives Sunday and planned to return today after the short trip.
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Will. Pickard
Cecil
Norfolk
Nebr
J. A. Pickard
Miss Dorothy Hutchinson Recovers From Appendicitis
Miss Dorothy Hutchinson underwent an appendicitis operation Friday at her parents home Mr and Mrs A J Hutchinson. Dr Diehl reports she is getting along fine under the care of nurse Miss Copenhaver of Lincoln.
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Dorothy. Hutchinson
A. J. Hutchinson
Diehl
Miss Copenhaver
Lincoln
Milk Vital for Growth and Health In All Ages
The Master Food Milk supplies body cells with fats carbohydrates proteins mineral salts and vitamins. Every baby depends on milk for health strength and growth. Boys and girls who avoid milk or milk products are generally weak and delicate. Even adults need it to stay fit for daily work.
After Hatch Season Roosters Should Be Separated
The article advises separating roosters from hens after hatching season to reduce noise and aid egg quality. It notes infertile eggs spoil slowly and fertile eggs show a germ spot in 3 to 4 days in warm weather. It ends urging disposal of roosters unless they will improve the flock next year and suggests securing cockerels this fall.
Louisiana churchmen jailed for flogging man with divorc e pending
In a Louisiana town five leading churchmen receive seven months in jail after flogging a man who traveled with a woman not yet divorced. The case follows a broader post conviction trend noted in North Carolina.
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North Carolina
Louisiana
Journey to Glen for mineral water ends in misfortune
Mr and Mrs John Pulee drove from Elder Kansas to Waukon Springs near Glen for mineral water. The 160 mile round trip took six hours each way but on return they faced hard luck including a tire blowout requiring a new tire.
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John Pulee
Glen
Elder
Kan
Waukon Springs
Shower for Miss Frances Eick in Havelock home
Miss Frances Eick celebrated a wedding by hosting a miscellaneous shower at cousin Miss Grace Myers home. Guests included Frances Eick Ruby Weaver Helen Patton Flossie Raymond Eva Stotts Bernice Calkins Pearl Thompson Gretchen Woolforth Ruth Eick Eleanor Diehl Beulah Thompson and Fern Raymond. Roberta and Velva Myers served a two course luncheon after wishing Frances a happy journey to her Los Angeles home.
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Frances . Eick
Grace Myers
Frances
Roberta and
Velva Myers
Havelock
Frances Eick
Ruby Weaver
Helen Patton
Flossie Raymond
Eva Stotts
Bernice Calkins
Pearl Thompson
Gretchen Woolforth
Ruth Eick
Eleanor Diehl
Beulah Thompson
Fern Raymond
Mesdames Myers
Carr
Eick
Los Angeles
Brandt Family Heads West From Burlington Trip
Chas Brandt and his relatives Miss Mamie Brandt Mia Mary Wright and Mrs Susan Brandt traveled west aboard Burlington train No 17 Monday evening. Miss Brandt returned to Three Forks Mont after months with her uncle and Willard Brandt. Mrs Mary Wright visited grandson Lloyd Wright at Rose Idaho and Mrs Susan Brandt planned visits at Powell Wyo.
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Chas. Brandt
Mamie Brandt
Mia
Mary Wright
Susan Brandt
Burlington
Miss Brandt
Three Forks
Mont
Willard Brandt
Lloyd Wright
Rose
Idaho
Powell
Wyo
Union, Sunday School and Church Services Next Sunday
The Chautauqua tent will host union services with Sunday school at 9 45 and preaching at 11. The event aims for wider attendance and unity among attendees. An orchestra will perform at the start of Sunday school plus other special music. Come early.
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Chautauqua
Amundsen Flight North Pole Trip Looms in Gloomy Silence
Capt Amundsen and his crew prepared for a thirty day stay with sleeping gear and essentials. The risk of plane accidents looms, yet officials hope for safety as no wireless equipment was aboard. If successful, a quick return is unlikely and silence is explained by the lack of news.
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Amundsen
North Pole
Eick Palmberg Wedding At Diller Nebraska
Miss Frances E Eick marries Carl A Palmberg at the bride’s parents home near Diller on Wednesday June 3 with Rev C O Palmberg officiating. Out of town guests include Palmbergs from Hebron Chicago Scotia and Lincoln. The couple's reception followed with a dinner for about forty guests.
Bank of California managers depart for Los Angeles trip
The manager and Mrs Palmberg of the Federal Branch in Los Angeles leave that evening, planning stops in Salt Lake City and San Francisco en route. They expect to be home at 400 South Bonnie Brae, Los Angeles after June 15. Friends extend best wishes for success and happiness.
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Federal
Bank of California
Los Angeles
Leading Specialist Dr Doran Offers Free Consultations
Dr Doran, Chief Specialist of the Medical Laboratory in Boston Block Minneapolis Minn, travels to major towns offering free consultations. He avoids operations for chronic appendicitis gall stones ulcers goitre tonsils or adenoids and reports strong results in stomach liver bowel blood skin nerves heart kidneys bladder bed wetting catarrh weak lungs rheumatism sciatica and rectal ailments. Married women must be accompanied by their husbands.
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Doran
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minn
Medical Laboratory
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Dad
Diller State Bank
Mrs. Ludwig
Chester
H. Z. Diller
Keystone Side Delivery
W. M. Henrichs
Elizabeth Starr
Mrs. Steinhauer
Rule
T. H. Waggoner
No. 16
Missouri River
Carrie Lynn
Omaha
Nancy Robertson
Everett Blauser
J. O. Blauser
Bert Wells
Endicott
Dyes Fanders
Harold Hutchinson
Havana
Albert Lukas
Crab Orchard
Liberty
Virginia
Mary Shultz
Polk, Nebr
Ida Wood
St. Joseph
F. Hartzel
Farmers Shipping Assn
The
Miss Eick
J. W. Fouts
Eick-Palmberg
Pairbury
DR. Doran
Maryetta Hotel
M. J. Powell
Glas
Fai Bury
Nebraska
Jefferson Co
Fleet National Bank
Fairbury
Neb
Dr.o
Q. Diehl
Kiter
Waggoner Bros
ED Backerman
OPTOM
E-Trist South Side Square
DR. McLeran
Pho Beatrice, Nebr
Pacific
Magic
Yellowstone
Mighty
Glacier National Parks
Sonic Colorado
California
W. I. Filley
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