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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1933
Page
5
Steele City will celebrate July 4th. Mr. Ben Wegner, who was quite sick Monday, is out again Henry Pingie, confined to his home for several days, is better.
Mr and Mrs John Carico were seen transacting business in Fairbury Saturday with local observers noting routine commerce and street activity in the city.
The source notes that Mr. Morgan did not pay income tax in 1981 and adds a remark that others shared the same situation.
The Howell Lumber Co office at Odell was burglarized Thursday night of last week and $36 in cash was taken.
Mrs Chas Hilder and her children visited Mrs McKinley Bowen Tuesday afternoon. They all enjoyed the afternoon fishing together.
Shoe repair and harness parts offered by Fairbury Electric Shop. Open evenings at 0 nine, located corner north of Bocham theatre.
A note lists binder and mower repairs for sale at bargain prices. Included are mentions of D. VY. Fangers and various individuals visiting at Warthen's home for an afternoon gathering. The text remains fragmentary with unclear context and multiple garbled phrases.
Jigs, Katsenjammers, Popeye, Nebbs, Barney Google, Toots and Casper, Skippy, Biondie, Mickey Mouse headline the round one page as popular strips debut this Sunday.
County Attorney Denney aims to extradite Sammy Terao, or Samuel Terao, from Paul, Minnesota, amid ongoing legal proceedings. The case involves cross state cooperation and formal extradition requests.
A new Nebraska law requires all new cars sold in the state after January 1, 1985, to have safety glass. The measure also mandates that public and school buses switch to safety glass by January 1, 1984, per the Fairbury Journal.
Qualified voters of School District No 70 of Diller Jefferson county meet at the district school on Monday June 12 1933 at 7 pm to vote on a tax levy of 1500 dollars for the coming year as required by law. Board of the district.
Readable fragments describe a stomach discomfort remedy. No clear person or organization names identified. The item appears to be a brief health blurb or advertisement noting relief from sour stomach.
The item notes a wheat harvest in Oxilahoma and local trade for dairy products at the Farmers store. Mentions Newt Carpenter and Mrs S M Boghbes healing, plus Rob Mansfeld's Beatrice carpentry visit and a Tornado windstorm causing damage near North Pistte with needed rain.
A Fairbury shoemaker paid his taxes for 78 using pennies saved over the past year and repeated the same method last year.
Henry Schuette near Steele City suffered a dislocated finger when a lever on farm machinery struck him Wednesday afternoon. The Wm. Henrichs gas and oil truck was reported to be taking over service for patrons.
Meanie's Fruit Farm Steele City Nebraska offers pick your own strawberries at 1.50 per crate with crates extra and a 200 crate option. Also notes Norman Malchow son of Zoe Malchow near Darrow escaped injury after a drill incident last week with a team causing severe lacerations and bruises.
Examinations for Junior and Senior Normal Trainers were conducted at Diller High School on Saturday June 1. Most test takers completed the state teachers exams and another session is planned for July 16. The July session will be held in Fairbury rather than Diller.
Mr and Mrs S C Moser returned from Kansas where he was relieved after a crash that left him with minor facial lacerations and bruises. The vehicle veered into a truck but both escaped serious injury and the car was not badly damaged.
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Mrs Mary Bolander of Blue Springs has been visiting her sister Mre Clacce Ellie and family since Tuesday of last week.
Mrs Susie Brandt joined Mr and Mrs Charlies Hider and their family for a Sunday visit with Richard also in attendance.
Mrs Isenhour and her son from Gladstone, who had visited with Mrs Katharina Frerichs and Mr and Mrs Fred Sasse, returned home Sunday.
Richard Brandt of Hershey Nebraska and John Hargis of Beatrice wed Wednesday at the home of Brandt’s aunt Mrs Homer Ramsey.
A residence just north of Steele City belonging to a Mr and new occupant was destroyed by a fire of unknown origin. Insurance coverage was noted as a factor in the investigation and aftermath.
Mr. and Mrs. W G Tristman and Arlie traveled to Humboldt Saturday to visit his sister and husband Mr. and Mrs Cal Herwig, returning Sunday evening.
Miss Rechae Viers Miss Velma Novotny and Chas. Nickeson, students at the Peru Teachers Normal, came home Friday and will spend the summer vacation with home folks.
The county board of equalization will meet at the courthouse on June 14 15 and 18 to hear residents contesting assessments and present their case.
L Waggoner and W J Waiblins attended the Nebraska state shoot in Columbus on Saturday June 8. The program featured sixteen yard targets with twenty five doubles and one hundred babies. Waggoner led all shooters with a 581x600 score. Wehling posted 148x150 on the first day.
Mr. Chas. H. Wright, 63, living about half a mile northeast of Diller, suffered an apoplectic stroke and was found about noon Tuesday near Shinats eters w war vi ow, and has since been unconscious. Dr. Diehl reports the condition.
In a local Sunday game Diller defeated Black Brothers Millers in a 6 to 6 tie. Mrs Herry Polfus and her daughter Mrs Paul Reng visited briefly, then returned to Beatrice.
Miss Marion Diller, formerly a pupil at the Peru Teachers Normal, returned home Friday and will resume teaching at Ruskin, Nebraska when the summer session closes.
A meeting to organize a county women chorus and women’s orchestra will be hosted by Mrs. Wyatt at 1010 E. St. Fairbury Friday evening. All interested women and girls are invited to attend and bring their instruments. The Federated Women’s Clubs of Jefferson County sponsor the event.
The NCSA club and guests Mrs Frank Eick and Mrs Seaman visited Mrs Quinter's country home. After a brief business session led by president Mrs Carico the group adjourned until September. Mrs Fry planned games and a two course lunch followed by praises for host Mrs Fry.
Sunday afternoon June 4 Mrs Cena Dunesing of Odell and Mr Fern Lottman of Diller united in marriage at Lagheran parsonage Fairbury officiated by Rev Decker. The couple will reside on a farm 80 miles northeast of Diller as friends wish them long happy life.
Mrs Ida May Clark of Fairbury visited at the home of her son Frances Clark and family. Mrs E V Ingwerson and daughters Lucylle and LaVon stayed Saturday night and Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Homer Ramsey. Mary and Wilda Ramsey joined them on the trip to Pawnee City for summer vacation.
Former Diller church pastor Rev R M Harris who has been preaching in Falls City for the Episcopal church was to be elevated to the priesthood on June 7 with Bishop Tayler of Omaha presiding and ministers from across the state expected to attend.
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