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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1926
Page
1
Flag Day approaches as local notices include painting services
Monday will be flag day. Call Ralph Beckman for painting and paper hanging, phone 101. Various visits note family gatherings in Diller and Sabetha. Rex A. Green improves after Kansas City surgery. Miss Faye Cox visits Diller during Chautauqua. For sale McCormick binder offered by Marten Fanders Beatrice Nebraska. Clark's Cash Produce Market lists current prices and hours in Lessor Building.
Young People's Meeting Elects Church Officers
At Sunday night’s gathering officers were elected Pres Henry Diller and Treas Phyllis Patton. Next Sunday the meeting is at the Christian church with light refreshments and June dues collection. Everyone is welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s
Pres
Henry Diller
Treas
Phyllis Patton
The
Christian Church
Community notice and local sales feature in Diller column
Stee le City celebrates July 4th and local ads highlight low price fly nets and White Wyandotte chicks at 11 per 100. Local residents Miss Rachel Weaver and Miss Adelia Hays visit relatives while Mrs. Floyd Garrett family travels from Blue Rapids to visit Henry and Arthur Grone kin. Paints offered by Cornbelt Lumber Co with prices on house and barn paints. Weather notes say good rain and painting season preferred.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornbelt Lor. Co
Roy Geer
Mgr
Mrs Filley Family Tour Through Auburn to Nebraska City
Mrs. W. S. Filley and her two children Eleanor and Hubert completed a motor trip visiting Auburn Avoca Syracuse Bennett Lincoln and Nebraska City. They saw relatives and old friends at each stop and spent several hours at Arbor Lodge Nebraska City admiring the colonial mansion and grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Filley
Eleanor
Hubert
Auburn
Avoca
Syracuse
Bennett
Lincoln
Nebraska City
Arbor Lodge
Diller residents and visitors noted in regional notices
Diller highlights include Diller ball game win at Ellis with Diller team, John Starr returning from Arkansas, Larie Bristol visiting uncle Geo Sand near Odell, Letha Mayborn visiting grandparents in Beatrice, Harold McCreight attending summer session at state university, Nellie Green visiting Diller with V A Raymond and Donna Jane, and Beulah Thompson undergoing appendicitis surgery at St Elizabeths Hospital Lincoln with smooth recovery expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larie Bristol
Geo. Sand
Odell
Harold McCreight
Diller High School
State University
Allen Colman Jr Returns From Western Trip
Allen Colman Jr and his sister Marie with their parents Mr and Mrs Allen Colman recently returned from a motor trip visiting Council Bluffs Macedonia Elmwood and planned to visit Excelsior Springs before returning to Diller. The trip included visits with their son Andy and family and at the home of their daughter Mrs C Spohn in Elmwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Shull
Myrtle
Bethany
Nebr
John Shull
Springview
Arthur Grone
Allen Colman Jr
Council Bluffs
Macedonia
Elmwood
Marie
Allen Colman
Andy
C. Spohn
Excelsior Springs
Diller
Hastings College honors Miss Patterson with magna cum laude and queen title
Gladys Patterson of Reynolds daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Patterson graduates from Hastings College Nebraska with magna cum laude for over 95 average and no grade below 85 in four years. She led in YWCA and literary society work and is first Hastings student to win both honors. she will teach at the Ler high school next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Patterson
Reynolds
Sam Patterson
Hastings College
Hastings
Nebr
Y. W.C.A
Literary Society
Miss Patterson
Reynolds High School
Maynete
Patterson
Garrels Albers Wedding in St Pauls Lutheran Ceremony
Mr Harvey Garrels and Miss Hannah Albers were married at St Pauls Lutheran Church with Rev Otto Bergfelder officiating. Attended by Herman and Minnie Albers and Clarence Nickeson with Edna Jobman. The couple, on account of a recent death in the Garrels family, had a quiet ceremony and will reside on a farm southeast of Steele City after a honeymoon trip to Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pauls Lutheran Church
Harvey Garrels
Hannah Albers
Otto Bergfelder
Herman
Minnie Albers
Clarence Nickeson
Edna Jobman
Fred Garrels
Odell
Dick Albers
Diller
Lincoln
Davis aunt called Mrs Davis to Chicago
Mrs H T F Davis was summoned to Chicago on Tuesday due to the death of her aunt. T H Waggoner returned Tuesday from Omaha where he attended the grand lodge of A F and A M and received his Master Mason degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. F. Davis
Chicago
T. H. Waggoner
Omaha
Grand Lodge
A. F
A. M
Harvest Journey and Family Visit Move Across States
Walter Pulec converts his auto into a truck and heads for western Kansas with his wife to work through harvest and threshing season. Mrs D V Fanders with children Wendell Gretchen Gordon and Mary Alice plus Lambert visit Guide Rock for a week of relatives. Dede expects to join later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Pulec
Western
Kansas
D. V. Fanders
Wendell
Gretchen
Gordon
Mary Alice
Lambert
Guide Rock
Dede
Burlingtons Time Card Affects No. 15 Stop at Diller
A new Burlington time card effective at midnight Saturday ends No. 15 stops at Diller. No. 15 runs about 40 mph across the state, 42 mph from McCook to Denver over 255 miles with no stops. No. 14 will stop for long distance passengers east, passing Diller at 2 03 a.m., while No. 15 arrives at 2 53 a.m. and the trains cross at Wymore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Diller
McCook
Denver
No. 14
No. 15
Wymore
Picnic and Reunion at Mrs Brenneis Farm Near Hollenberg KS
A Sunday picnic and family reunion were held at Mrs. Jane Brenneis's near Hollenberg Kansas. Attendees brought baskets and enjoyed a dinner with visiting ice cream and cake in the afternoon. Present were Ann Nelson and sons Lee and Lloyd Rozette Wyoming Fannie Ratzlaff Sutherland Nebraska Otto Brenneis family Lester Cledis Fletcher J A Marshall Myrtle Northup and daughter Lois Jane Brenneis Carl Brenneis and baby Mary Kate Frank Gilbert Schley Brenneis Jake Lepage of Hollenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Brenneis
Hollenberg
Kans
Ann Nelson and Sons
Lee and
Lloyd
Rozette
Wyo
Fannie Ratzlaff
Sutherland
Nebr
Otto Brenneis
Lester
Cledis and Fletcher
Obituary of Granville Duckett from Winterset to Kansas
Granville Duckett born April 7 1859 in Winterset Iowa died May 16 1926 at Bow Creek Township age 67. He married Ester Luella Brinson March 5 1883 and had three children. He moved from Nebraska to Sheridan County Kansas in 1906. Survived by wife two sons and a daughter and their families. Funeral at Chicago church by Rev John P Carrier. Burial at Lucerne Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Granville Duckett
Winterset
Iowa
Bow Creek Township
Ester Luella Brinson
James
Sarah Brinson
Mr. Duckett
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Sheridan County
Kansas
Maggie Elenora
Ira L. Shoemaker
Lucine
James Everett
Jennings
Willie Ray
Lawrence Kansas
James Lawson
Duckett
New Plymouth
Idaho
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens State Bank
Ralph Beckman
Arthur Wieths
Mrs. Swohn
Jansen
Chester Weaver
Orlo Geer
Sabetha, Kans
John W. Miller
Scott A. Miller
Rex A. Green
Kansas City
Gus. Dressen
Mandar
Great Bend
Kan
Faye Cox
Liberty
Ruth Eick
McCormick Binder
Marten Fanders
Beatrice
Clark’s
Gurtain
Farmers Union Co-operative Store
Steele City
Gus Dressen
F. S
Rachel Weaver
Harbine
Mrs
Henry Weaver
Adelia Hays
Lincoln Schools
Mrs. Chas. Hays
Floyd Garrett
Emma and
Ruby Henrichs
Blue Rapidss Kan
J. T. Henrichs
Garritt
Ellis
John Starr
Arkansas
Letha Mayborn
Mrs. A. Mayborn
Nellie Green
V. A. Raymond
Donna Jane
Beulah Thompson
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Garrels-Albers
Paris Green
H. K. Shutt
Joe Greenwood
Scottsbluffs
Greenwood
Scottsbluff
E. F. Habicht
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