Father’s Day notice and local happenings
Next Sunday is Father’s Day. Green's Cafe displays Heinz 10c specials. Wheat harvest due in about three weeks. Mrs Lissie Fanders and Miss Rosie Wenz attend summer school at Peru. Mr and Mrs Alfred Huttenmaier of Beatrice visited Mr and Mrs Elias Hadley. Winter wheat headed out and appears strong with good yield potential.
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Lissie Fanders
Rosie Wenz
Peru
Alfred Huttenmaier
Beatrice
Elias Hadley
New 9 strand hay rope showcased by Cornbelt Lumber Co
Cornbelt Lumber Co promotes a new nine strand hay rope promising superior wear to the older three strand ropes. The note mentions Dill er and Nehe Dr. and Mrs. S. Aa Serenus 4 Rednal with relatives visiting Lebanon Kansas, spending a few hours there before returning home Sunday.
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Lbr. Co
Diller, Nehe
Lebanon
Kans
P.H. Club Attends Pleasant Quilt Making Afternoon
Members met at Mrs. George Roseman's home and tied a comfort and cut many quilt blocks. Ice cream cake and coffee were served as the pleasant afternoon ended for all attendees.
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George Roseman
Jewel Coal Agency Secures Diller Exclusive Right
Jewel Coal announces exclusive agency for Jewel Semi Anthracite coal at Diller Oregon with a quoted price of 400 dollars per ton and details tied to Corabelt Lhe. 153:02 Sunt.
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Diller
Northup Takes Post at Fairbury Cafe
The note reports Burl Northup accepting a position in a cafe in Fairbury while farmers prepare binders for a new wheat crop. G. L. Richardson attended a Tecumseh funeral Monday for an old friend of the Richardson family.
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Burl Northup
Fairbury
A‘o
Geer Called To Bedside Of Critical Martha Geer In Diller
Pelzburg resident Geer was summoned Wednesday to the bedside of his mother-in-law Mrs Martha Geer who lies in a dangerous condition at her Diller home.
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Oats. Geer
Pelzburg
Pen Mother
Friday Family Attends Event in Steele City
Mr and Mrs S J Friday with Gerald Bethel and Miss Eva Outhier of Steele City traveled to attend a local function, as readable text notes their gathering and presence at the event.
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S. J. Friday
Gerald and
Bethel
Eva Outhier
Steele City
Whole Copa
Ined
Diller Collection Of German Records Acquired
The article notes Fannie C. Diller received records from W. D. Diller, including wills and German books dating to 1784. The items were gathered from the S. Diller family and inscribed near La Chaux de Fonds, with ties to Mrs Tate Buatioe and Peru area relatives.
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Near
Local Residents Visit and Church Couple Hospitalized
Contractor L Cavett repainted his property. Dr Eva Line of Chicago visits her mother Mrs Jennie Line. Geneva Rose Frisbie of Fairbury visits aunt Mrs Henry Frisbie. Mrs McMillian wife of the Ellis M E Church pastor is taken to Odell hospital Tuesday.
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Eva ‘Line
Chicago
Jennie Line
Geneva
Rose Frisbie
Fairbury
Mrs
Henry Frisbie
McMillian
M. E. Church
Ellis
Odell Hospital
Lincoln residents attend state university summer session
Mr. and Mrs RB H Lutcavish of Lincoln visited Tuesday or at the home of Mr and Mrs Frisbie. Eunice H Maxine Patton Edith Mn Mildred May Born Lucile Sparkes and Gladys Hays are attending summer school at the state university.
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RB. H. Lutcavish
Lincoln
Andreee Frisbie
Eunice H . Maxine Patton, Edith Mn
Mildred Mayborn
Lucile Sparkes and
Gladys Hays
The
State University
Loock Family Leaves for Illinois Visit
E. L. Loock and his daughter Mrs. E. R. H ge with granddaughters Helen and Lois Hen richs depart early morning for a trip to ria Illinois to visit relatives.
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E. L. Loock
E. R. H Ge
Helen
Lois Henrichs
Corony
Ria
Ill
Diller Community Spirit Tied to Local Pride
Residents of Diller and nearby areas express a shared pride that supporting Diller benefits every person in the community. Local voices tie civic well being to actions that uplift the town and its surrounding neighborhood.
Woes Nema and H Egele Return From Excellsior Springs Visit
Woes Nema and H Egele, living five or six miles northwest of RER, returned Wednesday to Excellsior Springs Missouri where they had spent two weeks seeking relief from rheumatic affections.
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Nema
H.egele
Rer
Excellsior Springs
Diller Family Linked to Stolen Car Trip to Chicago
The cashier of the Diller store and his two daughters Joise and g00 took his son Robert Dilles on a two week trip ending in Chicago. They left around noon and spent the night in Ames Iowa near the state agricultural college then reached Chicago by eight Sunday evening. They planned to return to Diller last evening.
Class of 25 Digs Up Vigil Box Memories
Eight members of the 1925 class revived school spirit by meeting at Keith Hays home to dig up a vigil box buried five years earlier. Mud and water revealed jewelry and a glass phial with ashes from a faded banner memory. Attendees included Elizabeth Starres Martha Folkers Barton Mildred Richardson Albers Gladys Hays Eleanor Diet Pear Thompson Keith Hays and Robert Diller. Messages of support came from Ethel Mel arthen Glenn Shanks Leslie vin W Charlie Robert and Mr.
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Keith Hays
T Aes
Diller School
Elizabeth Starres
Martha Folkers Barton
Mildred ~ Richardson ‘Albers
Gladys Hays
Eleanor Diet
Pear: Thompson
Keith Haye
Robert Diller
Ethel ~ Melarthen
Glenn Shanks
Leslie Vin W. Charlie Robert
Keystone Kensington A June tea at Congregational church
Missionary society and Keystone class held a joint meeting at the Congregational church on June 6 with a missionary program organized by Mrs. Harry Thompson. After the program, guests enjoyed homemade ice cream cake and tea, with several visitors noted.
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The
Missionary Society
Key Stone
Congregational Church
Harry Thompson
Calkins
Blue Springs
Claude Dunn
Boulder
Colo
Donald Tincher
Wymore
Leonard Frisbie
Mesdames S. A. Miller
Bad Bell
L. Findling
Oscar Amos
Death of Antone Saathoff at 73 in Nebraska area
Antone J. Saathoff died at 5 30 p m Sunday June sth at his home six miles south and one west of Diller Nebraska aged 73 years 6 months 26 days born in Germany and came to America 43 years ago he is survived by his wife and 11 children funeral at Zine Lutheran church on the Kansas Nebraska state line at 2 pm Thursday Revs Rasche and Diekhoff officiated burial in the church cemetery Weather note: cool conditions may help small grain but not corn.
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Antone J. Saathoff
Diller
Germany
America
Hise Vile
Zine Lutheran Church
Kansas- Nebraska State Line
Ertery
Rasche
Diekhoff
Nelsons In Canada Card From Tyner Trip
The Nelsons report a trip to Tyner Saskatchewan in Canada with smooth travel and no trouble aside from one afternoon. They express relief at receiving the Record without missing a copy.
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Tyner
Sask
Canada
Grain and dairy prices listed for yesterday
Prices shown yesterday include Wheat 3 83, Corn 70, Oats 40 cents a bushel. Cream and eggs 16 cents, heavy hens 14 cents, roosters 6 cents.
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Grai
Rce
Divorce cases heard in district court at Fairbury
Judge Moss convened the district court at Fairbury on Monday to hear twenty six divorce cases, outlining proceedings and scheduling for each petition.
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Moss
District More Court
Fairbury
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Citizens State Bank
Father
Green’s
Heinz
Jewel Coal
Meme
Theodore
Hearichs
Rose Garden
Tate Buatioe
Ee Caer Jena
Re . Donald
Ditler
OPERA
HOUSE
L. Cavett
Pelt
Ansbacher
Arsenate
Paris Green
H. K. Shutt
Draggist
Rexall
Keystone Kensington
An Theodore Henrichs
Henrichs
Nelsons
P&g
McLaughlin
Heinz Pork & Beans
Farmers Union Co-Op
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