Lutheran Picnic At Henrichs Grove Draws Crowd
The Lutheran picnic in Henrichs' grove drew a good crowd Sunday afternoon. Miss Phyliss Patton from Beatrice visited the Patton home that day as Mr and Mrs Harry Patton hosted relatives. Mr and Mrs John Pulec left Tuesday for a ten day trip through Nebraska's northwest sand hills.
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Henrichs’ Grove
Phyliss Patton
Beatrice
Mrs
Harry Patton
John Pulec
Sand Hills
Northwest
Nebraska
Mrs L J Cole Visits Sister After Portland Trip
Mrs L J Cole returned from Portland Oregon and is visiting at the home of her sister Mrs Geo Strockey. The Record reports receipt of a bouquet of honeysuckles prairie queen and crimson rambler roses sent by Mrs Oscar Amos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Cole
Portland
Oregon
Geo. Strockey
Oscar Amos
Habicht Visit Prolonged With Diller Relatives
Miss Ruth Habicht of Worthington Minnesota remained for a longer visit with the Diller relatives after arriving last week with her parents Mr and Mrs EF Habicht.
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Ruth Habicht
Worthington, Minn
EF. Habicht
Diller
Local notices and personals from Diller Nebraska
Mrs Joesphine Clark 11 C L Geer has been driving a new Pontiac car since last week. Guaranteed House Paint sold by Cornbelt Lumber Co Diller. For sale team and binder E M Crocker 2 miles south and 1 west of Diller. Mr and Mrs Wayne Thompson of Lincoln visited S J Thompson family. Robert Beckwith fractured lower fibula while jumping now wears steel splint.
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C. L.geer
Team
and_ binder
E. M. Crocker
Diller
Robert Beckwith
Lincoln woman recovering after appendectomy miss sparks
Miss Lucile Sparks of Lincoln was hospitalized for appendicitis last week and was reported to be recovering well at last notice.
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Lucile Sparks
Lincoln
Mrs. Ks
Diller
J N C Met At Mrs Bowen Home
The J N C group met at Mrs Bowen's home with eleven members fourteen children and two visitors present. They spent the afternoon visiting and doing fancy work. A luncheon was served by the hostess. The next meeting will be with Mrs Robinson on June 20. Roll call memory gems.
Newlyweds Albert Hubka and Anna Kostal Wed in Beatrice
Albert L. Hubka of northeast Diller and Anna Kostal of Odell were married Tuesday morning in Beatrice by Judge F. W. Messmore. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ home, then a honeymoon trip to Colorado and Wyoming. They will reside on the groom’s farm four miles east of Diller after returning.
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Albert L. Hubka
Diller
Anna Kostal
Odell
Beatrice
F. W. Messmore
Colorado
Wyoming
Diller Chautauqua Ends With Gains Lecture
The Diller chautauqua season closed Sunday with Newton Wesley Gains delivering New Wine in Old Bottles. Attendance ran short of expectations, prompting guarantors to buy extra tickets. Organizers seek advances for next year, with $350 in tickets already sold and plans recalling a prior advance-contract method. Lillian Wiemers of Lincoln visited family, and Bertha Stotts and her children also spent the weekend nearby. Herman Peters suffered a cut wrist from bone fragments, improving gradually.
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Diller
Newton Wesley Gains
Gains
Diller relatives visit. Schnuelle dies after operation
Rhue Green and sister Mrs Raymond with Donna Jane and Richard visited Diller relatives and attended part of the Diller haut au qua then returned to Lincoln. Mr and Mrs W N Sparks went to Fairbury to see their bed-bound daughter who is improving. W H Schnuelle of Fairbury, formerly of Diller, suffered a serious post operative condition and died Thursday forenoon.
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Rhue Green
W. A. Raymond
Donna Jane
Richard
Lincoln
Mrs. W. N. Sparks
Fairbury
W.H. Schnuelle
Diller
Beatrice Hospital
Mr. Schnuelle
Dist No 70 School District Votes for Annual Operating Budget
At the annual meeting on Monday night the auditing committee reported about 570 dollars in the treasury and all bills paid. The voters appropriated 10,500 dollars to defray the coming year's operating expenses.
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Dist. No. 70
Elearcor Dieh Returns From Southern Trip
Elearcor Dieh came home Tuesday evening after an eleven day journey through Nebraska Missouri Illinois Kentucky Tennessee Mississippi Arkansas and Kansas. The trip was mostly dry due to rains every day. A magnolia blossom among the many mementos drew admiration from all who saw it.
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Elearcor Dieh
Louisville
Memphis
Tenn
Nebraska
Missouri
Illinois
Kentucky
Tennessee
Mississippi
Arkansas
Kansas
Picnic honors Hawley and Routh at Fairbury park
A Sunday picnic in Fairbury honored Mrs. Dr. Hawley and Mr. and Mrs. Cash Routh of Iowa. Attendees included multiple Selk and Koenig families from Plymouth and Arcadia residents, Carleton and Edgar connections, and other local households in attendance.
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Fairbury
Dr. Hawley
Cash Routh
John Selk
Alvina
Alene
Maxine
Milbert
Elmer Selk
Daryle
L. B. Koenig
Clara
Leon
Plymouth
D. O. Hawley
Arcadia
Harry Weddle
Carleton
Herbert Barber
da Caeeet
Hazel James
Edgar
Chas. Barber
Colonel Bugbee
Charles Barber
Barber
D.O. Hawley
Margery
Edna
Herbertoe
Garnet
Iller
Mrs C C Davis Leaves After Visit With Waggoners
Mrs C C Davis, who visited with her parents Mr and Mrs T H Waggoner, departed yesterday to return home in St Joseph Missouri.
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C. C. Davis
T. H. Waggoner
St. Joseph
Miss Bernice Calkins Returns Home From Boulder Visit
Miss Bernice Calkins spent several weeks with her aunt Mrs. Claude Dunn and family in Boulder Colorado before returning to her home near Iller.
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Bernice Calkins
Claude Dunn
Boulder, Colo
Iller
Twister Destroys Farm Buildings Near Beatrice
A small tornado damaged the F. X. Willems farm one half mile east of Beatrice Monday night destroying all buildings except the house and barn. Wreckage was carried up to a half mile with estimated damage around 4000 dollars. A marriage notice for Miss Gladys Irene Patterson to Mr Ben F Priefoot on June 7 in Reynolds is included.
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F. X. Willems
Beatrice
Gladys Irene
Sam Patterson
Reynolds
Ben F. Priefoot
Charley Cully
Diller
Charney
Vaupel Couple Celebrate Golden Wedding in Nebraska
Mr and Mrs H H Vaupel of 3051 Vine Street Lincoln formerly of Diller marked their fiftieth anniversary on Tuesday June 12 They came to Nebraska in 1884 and lived on a farm northwest of Diller before moving to town Their family includes two children Mrs Fred C Smith of Lincoln and C J Weupel of Santa Monica with three grandchildren Janet Horace and Vaupel noted in the Sunday State Journal.
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H. H. Vaupel
Vine St
Lincoln
Diller
Nebraska
Fred C. Smith
C. J. Weupel
Santa Monica
Janet Ee
Horace Oo Aed Peveld Aupel
Very Icture O
Mrs. V . bin
Sunday State Journal
Fireworks ban on Main Street per Village Board order
Notice prohibits discharging firecrackers or fireworks on Main Street or blocks adjoining it in Diller by order of the Village Board. A storm near Diller caused a twister damaging property near Charley Cully’s home with scattered debris and a wrecked outbuilding. Residents Charley Cully, Garnet, and Charley’s neighbors reported the event and injuries were not mentioned.
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Main Street
Chas. E. Waggoner
Diller Grain Market Brief From Local Exchange
Grain prices and trading activity reported for the Diller market with notes on bids, receipts, and nearby elevator status. Regional traders monitor overnight shifts and market signals as readings show small price movements and tentative demand.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens State Bank
Lumber Co
Marcels
W Anderson
Kelley
Diller Opera House
Marceles
Joesphine Clark
Cornbelt Lbr. Co
Diller, Nebr
Wayne Thompson
S. J. Thompson
Lord
Blackbird
Pork & Oe No
Hershey
Cully Grocery
Lillian Wiemers
Scede Wiemers
Bertha Stotts
Eva and
Howard
Herman Peters
Ansbacher
Arsenate
Paris Green
H. K. Shutt
Rexall
Wreakage
Diller Grain Market
Mary Jane
Farmer’s Union Cash Store
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