Diller Church Items and Chautauqua Services
Federated Community Church led by Pastor W. E. Ludwick invites Union Sunday school and preaching at the Chautauqua tent next Sunday morning Rev. Harris to deliver the sermon with the theme Christ's Legacy on June 17. A remark about the Presbyterian platform is noted and a call to kill the fly now with no fly paper sold as part of an anti disease effort.
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Union Sunday School
Chautauqua
Harris
Christ
Eans
Fire destroys Dr Reynolds office in Jansen
Fire swept the office of Dr C E Reynolds at Jansen damaging the building and contents estimated at 1500 with 1000 covered by insurance.
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C.E. Reynolds
Jansen
Beatrice Couple Hosts Sunday Dinner in Nebraska
Mr and Mrs J A Pickard of Beatrice along with Harold Bowers of Valentine and Bill Bowers shared a Sunday dinner with Mrs Sophie Mathias.
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J. A. Pickard
Beatrice
Harold Bowers
Valentine, Nebr
Bill Bowers
Sophie Mathias
Nippert Family Plan Summer Visit With Parents
Joe Nippert travels to Alexandria on Friday to pick up his parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nippert. They will visit here for the summer months.
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Joe Nippert
Alexandria
Mrs
Henry Nippert
Mrs Clair Barnett Undergoes Appendicitis Operation
Mrs Clair Barnett living southeast of Diller underwent an appendicitis operation and other complications Monday morning and is reported to be progressing well at Bryan Memorial hospital in Lincoln.
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Clair Barnett
Diller
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Lincoln
Lumber Bought To Rebuild Barn After Diller Fire
Arthur Grone purchased a bill of lumber Tuesday from the Cornbelt Lumber Co. to reconstruct the large barn that burned recently on his farm northeast of Diller where Roy Patton resides. C. L. Geer manages the supplier.
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Arthur Grone
Cornbelt Lumber Co
C. L. Geer
Diller
Roy Patton
Family attend funeral of Miss Emma Line
Mr and Mrs W H Line of Loup City Mr and Mrs C R Steffen of Mankato Kans Mr and Mrs P S Beckwith of Omaha and Alice Line of Amheast Dak came to attend the funeral of their aunt Miss Emma Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Line
Loup City
C. R. Steffen
Mankato, Kans
P. S. Beckwith
Omaha
Alice Line
Amheast
Dak
Emma Line
Sterling Man Visits with Family on Lincoln Trip
Louis Munson of Sterling Colorado traveled with his sister in law Mrs D V Fanders and family from Saturday night to Monday noon. He returned to Wymore traveling a Burlington postal route between that place and Lincoln.
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Louis Munson
Sterling
Colo
D. V. Fanders
Wymore
Lincoln
Burlington
Editor and wife honored with home grown potatoes
The editor and his wife received a harvest of extra early potatoes grown by Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Fasnacht in Diller. The crop matured ahead of the home grown spuds, so extra ships were needed to supply the kitchen with potatoes.
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Lst
Elbert Fasnacht
Diller
Stange Family Hosts Brother Ferdi and Family on Western Trip
Mr and Mrs Paul Stange entertain Ferdi nand wife and son from Tenino Washington on a motor trip to revisit old homes in Belleville Illinois Wisconsin and relatives in the Dakotas. They also plan Yellowstone Park and report good roads with little rain on the journey.
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Paul Stange
Ferdinand
Tenino
Wash
Mrs. Stange
Belleville
Ill
Wisconsin
Dakotas
Yellowstone Park
Kings Heralds Meet At Thella Maddens Home
The Kings Heralds of the M E S S held their last meeting with Thella Madden at her grandmother Mrs Ida Woods home. After worship and the business meeting a general discussion followed. Thella led the mystery box questions and distributed small favors.
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Kings Heralds
Thella Madden
Ida Woods
Thella
Methodist Pastor Preaches at Union Sunday Service
Rev R M Harris invites worshippers to a union Sunday hour and sermon in the chautauqua tent on Sones morning. No evening church service. Mr Newton Wesley Gaines will speak on Old Wine in New Poets at the chautauqua tent.
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Newton Wesley Gaines
Anaesores Joins Midland Circuit Chautauqua Team
Anaesores left Tuesday for Valier North Dakota to begin her chautauqua duties as junior supervisor on the Midland circuit.
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Anaesores
Valier
North Dakota
Midland
Pearl Sparks Breaks Wrist in Lincoln Gym Class
Pearl Sparks daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester Sparks Lincoln broke her wrist during gym class and is now wearing a cast according to local reports.
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Pearl Sparks
Chester Sparks
Lincoln
Ashcrafts Meet Daughter Returning from Lincoln
Mr and Mrs B Ashcraft drive to Beatrice Mondey to greet their daughter due home for summer from a Lincoln school.
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B. Ashcraft
Beatrice Mondey
Lincoln
Jurors Drawn for Jefferson County Court Term
The list of jurors for the June term of Jefferson county district court convened at Fairbury includes M. Callander and E. E. McCune of Diller.
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M. Callander
E. E. McCune
Diller
Jefferson County District Court
Fairbury
Hubert Filley Attends Summer School at Peru State Normal
Hubert Filley traveled with his father W. S. Filley to Peru State Normal for summer school. They began the trip in Burlington and stopped at Auburn where Hubert visited with several old acquaintances.
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Hubert Filley
Peru State Normal
W. S. Filley
Burlington
Auburn
Student Dyle Hood Leaves for South Dakota Teaching Post
Dyle Hood, a state university student, spent the weekend at the home of his Hood relative before leaving Mon ey for a summer teaching position in South Dakota. His father accompanied him as far as Lincoln.
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Dyle Hood
State University
Newr Hood
Dakota
Lincoln
Quadruplet Calves Born to Holstein-Durham Cow
Dr E E Metcalf reports a seven year old Holstein Durrah cow at Johnnes farm near Fiymqutith produced quadruplets. The cow has eight teen prior calves and all were healthy, according to Plymouth News.
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E. E. Metcalf
Johnnes Southast
Plymouth
Damage suit filed over Fairbury highway bridge collapse injuries
Walter Galloway of Superior sues Jefferson county and Interstate Concrete of Omaha for 25000 in damages after he was seriously injured and Hialmar Larsen killed when Larsen’s car fell into an open hole on a highway near Fairbury during bridge construction in early May.
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Jefferson County
Interstate Concrete Company of
Omaha
Walter Galloway
Superior
Hialmar Larsen
Grant Battery Company
Galloway
Lareen
Fairbury
Junior Chautauqua Organizes For Season
Forty five to fifty junior chautauqua enthusiasts met in the tent Wednesday morning to elect officers and plan activities for the season. Elected: Mayor Rachel Viers, Clerk Bonnie Green, Law and Order Officers Bobbie Andrews and Dale Timstman, Service Commissioner Roe McCune and Keith Johnson. An afternoon pet event led to a picnic dinner and a track meet scheduled later in the week.
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Fotke
Rachel Viers
Bonnie Green
Bobbie Andrews
Dale Timstman
Roe McCune
Keith Johnson
Jun Town
Rev Daniel Gretzinger Visits Bloomington Pastor on Tulsa Trip
Rev Daniel J Gretzinger, pastor of the Presbyterian church at Bloomington Illinois for five years, served as commissioner from Presbytery to the National Assembly of Presbyterian ministers in Tulsa Oklahoma and stopped home for a brief visit with his father John Gretzinger and relatives last week.
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Daniel J. Gretzinger
Presbyterian Church
Bloomington
National Assembly of Presbyterian Ministers
Tulsa
Okla
John Gretzinger
Death of Miss Emma Line In Nebraska Home
Miss Emma Matilda Line died on Wednesday May 30 at her brother W C Line's home in Diller Nebraska after a stroke the prior evening She was born November 27 1847 near Carlisle Pennsylvania and died at eighty years eight months three days Survived by sister Mrs E E Weigle and brother W C Line of Diller L G Line of Langhorne PA and other siblings Funeral text notes her Presbyterian faith and expresses mourning from relatives and friends with verses of farewell
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Emma Matilda Line
W. C Line
Carlisle
Penn
Diller
Nebr
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
E. E. Weigle
W. C. Line
Diller, Nebr
L.G Line
Langhorne Penn
Bell Woods
Albert Line
Miss Line
Presbyterian Church
Card of Thanks for illness and death of sister and aunt
The Line family expresses sincere appreciation for kindness from friends and neighbors during the illness and death of their sister and aunt and extends thanks for the floral offerings.
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W. C. Line
Charles Edwin Fairbank obituary of Diller Nebr resident
Charles Edwin Fairbank was born November 15 1856 near Linden Genesee county Michigan and died May 30 1928 at his home near Diller Nebraska aged 71 years 11 months 16 days. He moved with his parents to Lincoln in 1869 and later farmed near Diller Ord and back to Diller. Survived by wife Grace Partridge son James and two daughters two infants died earlier. He joined the Presbyterian church of Diller about 1900 and was devoted. Last services were held at the Presbyterian church of Diller conducted by Rev W E Ludwick with burial in Prairie Home cemetery.
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Charles Edwin Fairbank
Linden
Genesee County
Michigan
Diller
Nebr
Lincoln
Grace Partridge
Hastings
Ord
Alfred
Anna
Mary
James Partridge
James
Fairbank
Charles Fairbank
Lresbyterian Church of
Diiler
Presbyterian Church of
W. E. Ludwick
Federated Churches
Prairie Home Cemetery
Expressions of thanks for kindness during illness and death
Neighbors and friends are thanked for their kindness during the sickness and death of a husband and father. Mrs. Chas. E. Fairbank and James Partridge Fairbank sign the notice.
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Chas. E. Fairbank
James Partridge Fairbank
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Federated Community Church
Methodist
R. M. Harris
Junior
Altho
General Motors
General Motors Acceptance Corporation
The
Acceptance Corporation
GMAC
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Oakland
Buick
LaSalle
Cadillac
Fisher
Dept. A
Detroit, Mich
Frigidaire
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