Injuries Reported From Last Week's Incident
Reuben Gretzinger was treated in Odell hospital for injuries suffered last week. Gary Wolken and Mrs. Floyd Man were among the victims.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1950
Page
3
Reuben Gretzinger was treated in Odell hospital for injuries suffered last week. Gary Wolken and Mrs. Floyd Man were among the victims.
Elaine Champ underwent a tonsillectomy at Odelle Hospital last Wednesday. Robert Casper returned home after a recent tonsillectomy and is recovering at home. Mr and Mrs Pearl Stefford and daughters of Miniature visit friends in Diller and Steele City. Otto Geer and Arnold Lottmann attended automobile races in Beatrice Sunday. Mr and Mr Otto Schulz and family of Hanover visited Ernest Schulz in Diller Sunday. E H Jordening added a new Iron Dodge pickup to his truck fleet. Mrs Elsie E Sapp of Aubur is visiting her son H M Sapp and family.
Mr and Mrs Joe Hubka of Virginia recently celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary. They are the parents of Mrs A W Sapp. Box Holle and Harvey Garrels drove to Lincoln to obtain electrical supplies for Robert Diller's home repair in Steele City. Gladys Lottman visits Arnold Lottman family. J Jordening with mumps. J H Frazee and family returned from a ten day vacation through the Eastern and northern states.
Local church announcements list services at Congregational Methodist and Lanham churches, with pastors, Sunday School times, and choir schedules. Memorial Day remarks note graves decorated at Prairie Home Cemetery. Community items include a pew case purchase and hay baler use by LaForrest Fasnacht, plus visits by Bob Frisbie of Lincoln and local business machine installations.
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