Summer Begins and Local Updates Highlight Week
Summer started midweek as Alvin Stahl nurses an infected finger. Edgar Henrichs drives a new Chevrolet coupe. A Jack moved to the Shea farm with a $10 service fee. St Pauls Lutheran church announces its annual service for Sunday inviting all attendees. Thoroughbred Wyandotte cockers for sale at $1 each as February hatchlings, Steele City phone 8811.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shea Farm
C. Andrews
Steele City
L. Wehling
Bracken Returns Home From Nebraska Visit
Miss Lillien Bracken, who had visited here several weeks with her sister Miss Erma Franzen at the S. C. Moser home, returned to her home in Kansas City Friday. Erma and her sister also visited relatives at Steele City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillien Bracken
Erma Franzen
S.C
Four Year Old Gear Girl Sustains Serious Arm Injuries
Pearl Gear, four, daughter of Mr and Mrs J C Gear of Fairbury, fell from a car fender Saturday noon and suffered multiple arm fractures including both bones in the left forearm and the upper arm. Curtis Geer, son of Mrs Martha Geer of this city, is mentioned in the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl
J. C Gear
Fairbury
Curtis
Martha Geer
Longest Day Highlighted in Local News
Tuesday was noted as the year's longest day. A. H. Colman of Fairbury visited on business. Wheat crop near ready for harvest. Mrs. Clara Myers confined by illness. For sale John Deere binder in good shape. Inquiry at the Record office. Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Holle visited Marysville Kansas. Mr. and Mrs. John Swartz and family and Mr. Frank Mathias of Endicott joined Mrs. Sophie Mathias for supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Colman
Fairbury
Clara Myers
John Swartz
Frank Mathias
Endicott
Sophie Mathias
Dinner guests from Winside at Willis Clark home
Mr and Mrs S A Miller and their guests Rose Mary and Gladys Gaebier from Winside Nebraska joined Yaptong J Neely and their daughter for a Wednesday night dinner at Mr and Mrs Willis Clark's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. A. Miller
Yaptong J
Mrs Neely family visits Windside and Fairbury kin
Mrs J G Neely and her children Twila Yleen Rosemary and Mrs Gladye Gaebler with Gaebler's son spent the weekend visiting her brother Scott A Miller and family and at Fairbury with sister Adaline Kennedy. They plan a brief stop in Lincoln to visit relatives and friends before returning to Windside Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. Neely
Twila
Yleen
Rosemary
Gladye Gaebler
Scott A. Miller
Fairbury
Adaline Kennedy
Windside
Nebr
Lincoln
MULE HIDE roofing and home improvement tips
A wartime style home ad features catchy rhymes and quips about roofs screens doors and garages. It promotes MULE HIDE Roofing and suggests updating porches trellises and outdoor fixtures while noting recent rainy weather causes leaks.
Money Talks Yet It Never Gives Itself Away
A concise proverb-like note on money and value highlighting that finances rarely reveal their full generosity or motive, implying hidden costs or motives behind wealth and exchange.
Local Notes on Births Visits and Family News
W E Mudge travelled to Beat Rice Saturday to visit his brother Sam. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson Hazel Man on the 17th. Mr and Mrs Jack Sands and daughter of Barneston visited Ab Bristol and family Sunday. A daughter arrived for Mr and Mrs Ellis G Cook Vera H Means formerly of Bear Diller at Endicott on the 12th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Mudge
Beatrice
Sam
Frank Johnson
Hazel Man
Jack Sands
Barneston
Ab. Bristol
Ellis G. Cook
Vera H. Means
Bear Diller
Endicott
Attendance at Zion Lutheran service on state line
Report notes a large crowd at the Zion Lutheran church service on the state line last Sunday afternoon. Isla Bodley of Bladen Nebr visited over the weekend with uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Hiram Packer. Mercury stood at 45 degrees above zero at 5 a.m. Wednesday marking the first day of summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zion Lutheran Church
State Line
Isla Bodley
Bladen, Nebr
Hiram Packer
M. Callander
Diller Family Returns Home After Weekend Visit
Mr. Ted Brough and his two daughters Izetta and Neda and son Wayne spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Newt Hays and other Diller friends before returning to their home in Shubert on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Brough
Izetta
Neda
Wayne
Newt. Hays
Diller
Shubert
Miss Lillian Wiemers and Brother Spend Summer at Father’s Farm
Miss Lillian Wiemers of Grainger Bros. in Lincoln and her brother Corda, student at the state university, are spending the summer at their father Seede Wiemers’s home near Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Wiemers
Grainger Bros
Lincoln
Corda
State University
Seede Wiemers
Diller
Mrs Onka Laottman Returns From Remsen Visit
Mrs Onka Laottman returned home Monday evening from Remsen where she spent three weeks visiting her daughter and family Mr and Mrs Reinboldt. Mrs Lejad Mae Inboldt is an aunt and sister Mr and Mrs George Tjaden at Platte South Dakota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onka Laottman
Remsen
Reinboldt
Lejad
Maeinboldt Ides
Orthene
George Tjaden
Platte
South Dakota
Funeral for Ed Ogden Held in Wymore
Mr and Mrs Elias Hadley attended the funeral services for her uncle Ed Ogden at Wymore on Sunday. Ogden, longtime Burlington employee, died suddenly last Thursday from heart failure after falling from an engine in the shops. He was a son in law of the late F M McManes, former Diller resident. Burial followed in Sidney Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elias Hadley
Ed. Ogden
Wymore
Ogden
The
Burlington
F. M. McManes
Diller
Sidney
Nebr
Fanders Family Heads West for Idaho Yellowstone Trip
D V Fanders and family depart Saturday for a four week motor tour to Idaho to visit cousins Ben and Rudolph Senior who join for a Yellowstone Park trip. J D Fanders of Fairbury remains to handle Deede's affairs. A card notes they camped at Haigler near the Colorado line after 217 miles driven by 5 20 p m the first night from Guide Rock visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. V. Fanders
Idaho
Ben
Rudolph Senior
Yellowstone National Park
J. D. Fanders
Fairbury
Deede
Mr. Fanders
Haigler
Colorado Line
Guide Rock
Cedar class picnic at Riverside Park Beatrice
The Federated church Cedar class and teacher Mrs Willis Clark spent a 3rd annual picnic at Riverside Park Beatrice on a Wednesday afternoon riding in Sam Thompson’s truck. They shopped in the city for caps gum jewelry then returned to enjoy slides swings boats and fried chicken with Phyliss Alberta Folkers Mattie Miller and Gretchen Wohbfarth Flossie among the diners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federated Church
Willis Clark
Riverside Park
Beatrice
Sam Thompson
Phyliss
Alberta Folkers
Mattie ‘Miller
Gretchen Wohbfarth
Flossie
For sale stacking outfit and 1923 Ford touring car
For sale a stacking outfit consisting of 150 feet of cable four poles and carrier. Also for sale a 1923 Ford touring car in good shape refinished and priced to sell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Southwick
D. V
Mrs. Isabelle Wieths and Daughter Visit Beatrice
Mrs. Isabelle Wieths and her daughter Hilda traveled to Beatrice on Saturday to visit their daughter and sister Mrs. Ray Modge and her family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Wieths
Hilda
Beatrice
Ray Modge
Grandparents Celebrate Lois Anon Birth in New Jersey
Rev and Mrs Victor F Clark of Lebanon Missouri retired Beatrice and Diller residents joyfully welcome Lois Anon born to W W and Martha Clark Bennett. Lois arrives June 16 as the Clarks reside in Princeton New Jersey where he teaches and studies for two years. They plan to move to Schenectady New York in September to lead Union College economics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Victor F. Clark
Lebanon
Beatrice and Diller
Lois Anon
W. W
Martha Clark) Bennett
Princeton
N. J
Schnectady
N. Y
Union College
Beatrice Sun
Mrs Linnie Filley Seeks Health Benefit in Missouri
Mrs Linnie Filley wife of Burlington station agent W I Happy Filley is at Excelisi or Springs Missouri for health benefit. She stopped in Kansas City en route for a short visit with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linnie Filley
Burlington
W. I
Happy) Filley
Excelisior Springs
Kansas City
First Lindbergh Airmail Stamp Reaches Omaha in Mail
Major James C. Dahlmann received the first letter to arrive in Omaha bearing the new Charley Lindbergh stamp mailed from Washington D C on Saturday. The stamp used was the third one sold with Lindbergh stamps to go on sale in Nebraska cities late this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James C. Dahlmann
Omaha
Charley Lindbergh
Washington, D. C
Lindbergh
Nebraska
Diller Graim Market Weekly Produce Prices
Market note lists white and mixed corn at 87 cents per pound and other items with prices showing around 1.30. The brief appears as a grocery listing from Diller Graim Market with common in-store commodity prices.
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Opportunity
Citizens State Bank
Alvin Stahl
Edgar Henrichs
J. H .Saathoff
St. Paul
H. M. Holle
Marysville
Kan
J. H. Krug
Diller “Home” Service
Vol
Strouse
Maude
Fred
Gornbelt
H. K. Shutt
Serval
Silk
Percales
Pac Laughn
Farmer’s Union Cash Store
Gale
Diller Graim Market
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