Father’s Day notice and local life items
Next Sunday is Father’s Day and a painting and paper hanging service is available by Ralph Beckman at phone 101:07. Mr and Mrs George Riddle attended the funeral of Peter Job man in Beatrice. Dr Eva Line arrived for a three week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs W C Line. John and Elizabeth Starr left on a motor trip to Kansas City to visit their aunt Mrs Lydia Stucker. G W Fritzen plans moving to Beatrice after selling the filling station to G B Cassel.
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George Riddle
Peter Jobman
Beatrice
Eva Line
Mrs. W. C. Line
John
Elizabeth Starr
Kansas City
Lydia Stucker
Local Notices and Classifieds Include Travel, Sale, and Market Ads
Mrs Fantite Hersinger and son visit ends. they head to Newton Kansas with a planned stop in Wymore. For sale McCormick binder with auto tongue truck seven foot cut, good as new on my old farm one mile north of Diller. Enquire of Marten Fanders Centeren Nebr Clark's Cash Produce Market Today Hens 20c runsters 9c egge 20c springe 25c cream 3lc Bring in your produce or Bidg Open Wednesday evening.
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McCormick
Diller
Marten Fanders
Centeren Nebr
Zion's Lutheran church picnic near Diller announced
The annual picnic of Zion's Lutheran church eight miles southwest of Diller will be held Sunday June 20. The Sunday school and church will present an interesting program in the afternoon. Everyone is cordially invited.
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Zion’s Lutheran Church
Diller
Miss Grace Myers Returns From New York City
Miss Grace Myers expected home today from New York City where she attended Columbia University and earned a Master’s degree about ten days ago. She has since been visiting relatives in Pennsylvania.
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Grace Myers
New ‘York City
Columbia University
Penniylvania
China tumbler sale in Miss Ballard window
Miss Ballard offers a china set of six tumblers for 35 cents. Some farmers near Diller expect to begin cutting wheat late next week.
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Miss Ballard
Diller
Diller State Bank Receives White Paint Coating
Alfred Mayborn applies a fresh coat of white paint to the front of the Diller State Bank this week as workers update the facade.
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Diller State Bank
Alfred Mayborn
Mrs Ella Fintel Returns to Byron After Visit
Mrs. Ella Fintel, who had visited here with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sasse and other relatives, returned Monday to her home at Byron.
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Fantité Hersingér and Son
Ella Fintel
Herman Sasse
Byron
Plymouth Organizes Community Club Leaders Named
Plymouth forms a community club with C. H. Koenig elected vice president and a secretary treasurer appointed.
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Plymouth
C. H. Koenig
Mrs Dymack Undergoes Gallstone Operation at Beat Rice
Mrs. Frank Dymack was operated on for gall stones at Beat Rice hospital on Saturday. About 150 stones were removed, some quite large. She is making a nice recovery.
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Frank Dymack
Beatrice Hospital
Baker and father’s Kansas City hospital operation success
Harry Baker returned Saturday after accompanying his father George Baker to a Kansas City hospital where he underwent a successful operation and was quietly ceasing when Harry left.
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Harry Baker
George Baker
Kansas City
Harry
Family returns to Sioux City after visit
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sanman returned to their Sioux City Iowa home Sunday, taking their son Clinton who had stayed with his grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. A der during the visit.
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Carl Sanman
W. Ader
Sioux City
Clinton
Dr. Hunt Returns for Visit After Medical School Training
Dr. Hunt of Omaha Nebr has completed his junior year at the University of Nebraska Medical School and served as interne at a local hospital. He arrived Sunday to visit his sister Mrs Harrie and has since gone to Diller to take charge of Dr O C Diehl’s office while Diehl is on vacation.
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Carson Hunt
University of Nebraska Medical School
Omaha
R. Harrie
Diller
Cyclone Destroys Farm Buildings Near Carmichael Home
Sunday a wind storm wrecked seven buildings on Dr. Claude Ellis farm two miles south of town leaving the Carmichael residence intact. Ruth Carmichael and Mrs. Carmichael were on site as the storm toppled a windmill and tore roofs, knocking down a granary and sheds and scattering lumber across fields. Neighbors aided in cleanup. insurance on some structures was adjusted. A separate note mentions Mayborn’s trip to St. Joe Rex A Green Game from Kangas City after an operation.
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Claude Ellis
Vester Carmichael
Mr. Carmichael
Ruth
Carmie
Gladstone Sunday Rainstorm Brings Family Initiatives
A garbled item notes a Sunday event in Gladstone about rain impacts and family initiatives. The readable fragments mention L H Findl ed and a return with stone returning. Further details are unreadable.
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L. H
Stone
Gladt
Fragmentary reminiscence of roads and detours
The readable text recalls a time when roads were misrouted and a spark plug did not exist, suggesting a metaphorical journey through obstacles and confusion without concrete events or identifyable figures.
Village approves traffic ordinance to take effect on publication
Village authorities adopted a new traffic ordinance at their meeting Monday night that becomes effective with its publication in this issue of the newspaper.
Green family outing to Sycamore Springs
Mr. and Mrs. Rex A. Green and their children, with Miss Helene Green and Miss Grace Wolf, travel from Lodge Pole in Mr. Green’s car on Tuesday morning for a day trip to Sycamore Springs.
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Rex A. Green
Helene Green
Grace Wolf
Lodge Pole
Mr. Green
Sycamore Springs
Two Births Reported Near Diller and Shes Areas
Dr Hunt records a nine pound boy born to Mr and Mrs Emil Kreb thirty three miles north of Diller on the ninth inst day. A ten pound boy born to Mr and Mrs Earl Johnson one mile north of Shes on the tenth inst day. Funeral services held Sunday at 1 PM from the family home 1838 Elk Street and at 2 15 PM from St Johns Lutheran Church Fifth and Bell conducted by Rev F H Vetter with burial in Evergreen Home Cemetery.
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Dr. Hunt
Emil Kreb
Diller
Earl Johnson
Shes
Elk Street
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Fifth
Bell Streets
F. H. Vetter
Evergreen Home Cemetery
Cornbelt Lumber Co Ad and Lincoln Visit
Good rain and painting season spurs discounts at Cornbelt Lbr Co. Enjoy paint as low as 2.75 per gallon barn red 1.65 and 1.85 for slate while linseed oil sells for 1.25. Roy Geer manager invites customers to discuss paint. Lincoln visitors Isabella Raymond Flossie Fern and Dean Barber tour local Diller relatives.
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Cornbelt Lbr. Co
Roy Geer Mgr
LaForrest Raymond
Bobbie
Lincoln
Diller
Isabella Raymond
Flossie
Fern
Dean Barber
Bennetts to Sail for Europe With Princeton Party
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Bennett of Princeton University will sail June 19 with a student party on the Holland-America line for a two month trip abroad. They will visit England France Italy and Switzerland returning in August. Mr. Bennett is an instructor at Princeton University and has just completed work for his doctor’s degree.
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W. W.bennett
Princeton University
V. F. Ae
England
France
Italy
Switzerland
Bennett
Fly nets offered at low prices by Gus Dressen
H.£. Green returned Sunday from visiting his children in Lincoln. A note mentions a stock of fly nets available at low prices through Gus Dressen.
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Gus Dressen
H.£. Green
Linecoln
Grain prices from Diller market report
Corn prices at 59 to 61 cents for different categories. Wheat quoted at $1.30 per bushel. Oats priced around 40 cents.
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Diller
Special Sale at Mise Ballard's on Semi Porcelain China
A 10 percent discount sale on all semi porcelain and imported china is announced at Mise Ballard's. A stack of hay owned by Andy Jamison was struck by lightning and burned during Sunday evening storm.
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Mise Ballard’s
Andy Jamison
Y P C U Leaders Edith Patton and Francis Piager
Y P C U posts Edith Patton and Francis Piager as leaders for next Sunday night meeting. Light refreshments will be served.
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Edith Patton
Francis Piager
Pearce Visit Cut Short by Imminent Storm at Endicott
Mr and Mrs Frank T Pearce called on Mr and Mrs F M Walburn at Endicott Sunday but cut the visit short as storm clouds gathered overhead.
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Frank T. Pearce
F. M. Walburn
Endicott
Card of Thanks From Mrs Emil H Krebs
I express gratitude to the Keystone Kensington class for the beautiful flowers sent during my recent illness.
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Keystone Kensington
Emil H. Krebs
Obituary: Frank Sible Sr. Dies at 84 in Odell
Frank Sible Sr. died Friday at his son Franks home in Odell after a lingering illness. He was 84 and survived by three sons Frank of Odell John and George of the Diller area.
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Frank Sible
Frank
Odell
John
George
Diller
Norman family and Holstein guest visit Lottman home
Mr and Mrs John Mains and two children from Norman Nebraska and Miss Lila Peterson from Holstein stayed from Friday evening to Tuesday morning at the home of Mrs Mains parents Mr and Mrs Onka Lottman.
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John. Mains
Norman, Nebr
Lila Peterson
Holstein
Mains
Onka Lottman
Barnett Family Visit From University Place
Mr and Mrs W R Barnett and daughter Francis and a girl friend Miss Maude Primm motored from University Place to visit their son C Barnett and family last Friday They returned Saturday afternoon Miss Geneva Shanks a Wesleyan summer student joined the visit and returned with them to University Place
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W. R. Barnett
Francis
Maude Primm
University Place
C.barnett
Geneva Shanks
Wesleyan
Pym
Haddam visitor Rhine tours with Bonars
Howard Rhine of Haddam Kansas is visiting here with his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Verlia Bonar.
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Howard ‘Rhine
Haddam, Kan
Verlia Bonar
Mrs A A Eick Under Doctor Care For Long Rest Cure
Mrs A A Eick is under medical care and resting for six months due to a lung ailment after a flu attack last winter.
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A. A. Eick
Rain totals in Diller area exceed two inches
About 2.27 inches of rain fell in the Diller vicinity on Sunday with 0.4 inches in the early morning shower and 1.87 inches in the afternoon.
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Diller
Wiese Family Reunion Highlight Meadow Grove News
Meadow Grove News reports a J G Wiese family reunion with five married children and spouses plus grandchildren attending. Six attendees are Meadow Grove High School graduates, with Mr and Mrs Wiese noted as former residents of the area.
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Meadow Grove
J.G. Wiese
Meadow Grove High School
Wiese
Diller
Tornado Damages Farms and Kills Livestock
A Sunday tornado struck two rural sites causing building destruction grindmill hayrack and buggy damage and livestock losses at Carmichael Yue Carmichael. It toppled several trees and uprooted branches for over forty rods. Some chickens were lost amid heavy rain and crop damage was minor.
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Carmichael Yue Carmichael
Reak Garden’s
Annual school meeting largely routine in quiet night
The Monday night school meeting drew few attendees besides a Record reporter. Officials read and adopted the secretary and treasurer reports and the auditing committee findings. A ten dollar tax levy was voted to fund operations for the coming year.
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Board of Education
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Citizens State Bank
Ralph Beckman
G. W. Fritzen
G. B. Cassel
Beatrice Acon
Clark
Linko Dill
Melanghne
Farmers Union Co-operative Store
Mayborn
St. Joe
Rex
Kangag City
Rapeere
Europe
Rexall
H. K. Shutt
Rexall Store
Diller, Nebr
Dad
Jackie Coogan
E. F. Habicht
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