Local Notes and Visits on a Summer Week
Carolyn Rose Clark contracts mumps while John Specht suffers an infected hand. Father’s Day approaches on June 16. Mildred Mayborn attends summer school at the state university. Farmers Store receives its second carload of egg cases since February 20. Lynn Waggoner travels to Hebron to work for H. E. Ruhl in plumbing. Dwain and Hollis Limprecht visit relatives Willis and Mrs Clark in Lincoln.
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Dwain and
Hollis Limprecht
Lincoln
Mrs. Willis Clark
Dr. Diehl and companions head to Colorado Springs and Rockies
Dr. Diehl with Eleanor and Oliver left Wednesday for Colorado Springs and other Rocky Mountain destinations, including Yellowstone Park.
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Dr.r. Diehl
Eleanor
Oliver
Colorado Springs
Rocky Mountain
Yellowstone Park
Cullys Visit Lincoln and Return with Relatives
C H Cully and his son Lynn drove to Lincoln on Sunday to spend the day with his mother in law Mrs Kate Tucker. They were joined on the way home by Mrs Cully and Gayle who had been visiting with Mrs Tucker.
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C. H.cully
Son Lynn
Lincoln
Kate Tucker
Pawnee City Family Hosts Sunday Visit
Mr and Mrs Bert Etchison and son Lynn of Pawnee City and Mrs Myrtle Hutchinson of Los Angeles were Sunday guests at the home of S C Moser. Lynn stayed two weeks with his uncle and aunt.
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Bert Etchison
Lynn
Pawnee City
Myrtle Hutchinson
Los Angeles
Calif
S. C. Moser
Local notes on residents and business activity
Bill Bristol and Harold drove to Modoc Kansas on Monday. Miss Erma Franzen assisted in Clark's store this week. Mrs Chas Crinklaw visiting a sister in West ERP Nebraska. Dr Ralph Ludwick and family of Lincoln were Sunday guests of Rev and Mrs W E Ludwick. The Standard Oil Co local manager Eldred Carpenter had storage tanks repainted at Diller.
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Ralph Ludwick
Lincoln
W. E. Ludwick
Standard Oil Co
Eldred Carpenter
Diller
Heatwave Pushes Thermometers Near 96 Across State
Two of the season s hottest days saw readings up to 96 degrees at multiple locations. Miss Eleanor Diehl returned Friday from Lincoln where she finished her course at the state university school of fine arts.
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Mercury
Eleanor Diehl
Lincoln
The
State University School of Fine Arts
Local visitors from Kansas call on Ellis residents
Miss Gladys Garton a nurse trainee at Mc Person Kans and Mr Raymond Garton of Formore Kans visited over Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs J E Shanks in the Ellis vicinity.
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Gladys Garton
McPerson
Kans
Raymond Garton
Formore
J. E. Shanks
Ellis Vicinity
Diller Couple Attends Pearl Diller's State U Degree
Dr. W. S. Diller and wife from St. Francis Kansas visited Diller and joined relatives in Lincoln for the State University graduation exercises. Pearl Diller received a Bachelor of Arts degree with Mrs Willis Clark and daughter Carolynn Rose in attendance.
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W. S. Diller
St. Francis, Kans
Diller
Lincoln
Willis Clark
Carolynn Rose
The
State University
Nice
Pearl Diller
Home Service Ad Keeps Yard Busy With Ready Items
The note promotes hay racks built at the yard and kitchen upgrades including ironing boards breakfast nooks and cabinets. It invites housewives to view displays and obtain estimates before building or roofing with quick delivery and fair prices.
Local residents listed in regional notes and visits
Herb Beckwith transported Diller residents to healers in Canistota this week. Hebron area relatives include Mr and Mrs Arthur Kone and Mr and Mrs Frank Grone. Miss Esther Gretzinger Opal Hill Norma Harvey and Berniece Gretzinger attend summer school at Peru. Carl Sandman and Miss Sandman of Harbine and W A Snyder visited Lincoln last week.
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Herb Beckwith
Canistota
Arthur Kone
Frank Grone
Hebron Sunny
Esther Gretzinger
Opal Hill
Norma Harvey
Berniece Gretzinger
Peru
Carl Sandman
Miss Sandman
Harbine
W. A. Snyder
Lincoln
Farmers in Diller Work Through Fine Weather
Farmers in the Diller area have been plowing corn cutting and stacking alfalfa during the past week of favorable weather with strong work pace.
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Diller
Dentists Ellis Fathers Head to Lincoln for Postgraduate Course
Dr. Claude Ellis and his son Dr. Cecil Ellis of Chester left about noon yesterday to take a postgraduate course in full denture construction at Lincoln. They expect to return home this evening.
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Claude Ellis
Cecil Ellis
Chester
Lincoln
Ludwick Brothers Visit During Western Trip
Rev. W. E. Ludwick enjoys a visit this week from two brothers E. P. Ludwick of Cape May New Jersey and A. H. Ludwick of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. The Pittsburgh brother had not seen him for 25 years. They are on a western trip.
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W. E. Ludwick
E. P. Ludwick
Cape, May
N. J
A. H. Ludwick
Pittsburg
Ewers Family Visiting Relatives in California Trip
Mr. and Mrs. C A Ewers and daughters Ruth and Greta plan a trip to Salt Lake City and California to visit relatives. They are visiting Mrs Isabella Raymond in Fairbury along with Mr. and Mrs Leonard Ewers and their son Richard and Mrs Sam Thompson.
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C. A. Ewers
Leonard Ewers
Richard
Sam Thompson
Fairbury
Isabella Raymond
Ruth
Greta
Salt Lake City
California
N R C meets with Mrs Eick for June gathering
The N. R. C. met with Mrs. Frank Eick on June 7 with nine members and five children present. Visitors included Mrs. Allie Eick, Mrs. Newt Hays, Mrs. Lee Calkins, Bernice Calkins, Gladys Hays and Velma Amos. They planned to send flowers to ill Mrs. Steiner in Hastings and enjoyed a dainty luncheon. Next meeting is with Mrs. Arthur Wieths on June 18.
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Frank Eick
Allie Eick
Newt. Hays
Lee Calkins
Bernice Calkins
Gladys Hays
Velma Amos
Steiner
Hastings
Arthur Wieths
Travel Note From Dr Diehl Wray to Denver
Dr Diehl writes from Wray Colorado on June 12 1929 arriving at 12 20 p m time after a 324 mile trip from Nebraska. Road conditions mixed with detours showers but no mud. Driving time eight hours. He notes good roads ahead to Denver follows the Pape River a pretty but crooked waterway and reports all well with no trouble.
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Diller
Denver
Pape
Diehl
4-H Cooking Club Organizes First Meeting
The 4-H Cooking Club met at leader Miss Hazel Geer's home on June 5. Officers are Bonnie Green president Doris Beckwith vice president Cleo Green secretary Rachel Diller news reporter. Members formed the Happy Home Makers club and prepared peanut drop cookies and oatmeal macaroons served with jello. The next meeting is scheduled for June 19.
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Hazel Geer
Bonnie Green
Doris Beckwith
Cleo Green
Rachel Diller
Gene Andrews
Helen Frisbie
Lincoln visits and local notices from Nebraska
Dean Barber visited relatives in Lincoln Sunday. For sale seven foot McCormick grain binder in good shape. Jake Lottman. Miss Bertha Wenz and Miss Mildred Kenning left Sunday for Peru to attend summer school, with Mr. Wenz and Mr. Kenning driving them as far as Beatrice. Mr. and Mrs. George Hollenberger and daughter of Benkelman Nebr visited here with sister Mrs W S Filley, then left for Western Nebr to visit old friends.
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McCormick Grain Binder
Jake Lottman
Bertha Wenz
Mildred Kenning
Peru
Mr. Wenz
Mr. Kenning
Beatrice
George Hollenberger
Benkleman
Nebr
W. S. Filley
Western
Sunday School Picnic at St Pauls Ev Luth Church
The annual picnic at St Pauls Ev Lutheran Church will be held Friday June 21 in Mr Hartzel's grove. A noon basket dinner follows, with a 1:30 program by the Sunday school, a 2:30 ball game, and other entertainments. Evening events include a 7:30 play by the young folks and a Plymouth band concert at 8:30. Public invited.
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St Pauls Ev. Luth
Hartzel
Plymouth
Burlington introduces new summer schedule for trains
A new time card became effective last Sunday as the summer schedule resumed. No. 16 eastbound leaves at 1 01 P M, 20 minutes later than before, No. 17 westbound at 6 22 P M, 18 minutes earlier. Nos. 14 eastbound and 15, not stopping at Diller, run at 2 25 A M and 2 50 A M, passing at Odell.
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Burlington
Diller
Odell
Nurse in Training Spends Sunday at Home in Seatrice
Geneva report notes Shanks a nurse in training at Seatrice hospital spent over Sunday at home, details unclear and not specified.
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Geneva
Shanks
Seatrice
Ordinance Bans Fireworks in Diller Nebraska 1929
Ordinance No. 104 restricts fireworks within Diller Nebraska including rockets and blank cartridges. It allows permits by the chairman and council for certain hours on July 3 4 and sets penalties up to 100 dollars per offense. The ordinance takes effect after adoption and publication. passed June 10 1929.
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Diller
Nebraska
Diller Nebraska
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens State Bank
Carolyn Rose Clark
John Specht
Mildred Mayborn
Farmers Store
Lynn Waggoner
Hebron
H. E. Ruhl
Bill Bristol
Harold
Modoc
Kan
Erma Franzen
Clark
Chas. Crinklaw
Westerp, Nebr
Diller “‘Home’’ Service
Roger Babson
Mr. Babson
Edison
CG. L. Geer
Mgr
Dr. Diehl
Wray
Colo
4-H Cooking Club
Duska
Duska Brilliantine
H. K. Shutt
Rexall
Dean Barber
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