Weather and local notes from Diller Nebraska and nearby
Summer began on Monday with reports of heat reaching 104 degrees on Tuesday. Ardell Frown felter plans a Sunday visit to their Chicago home. Ralph Ludwick returns from Lincoln after visiting grandparents Rev and Mrs Ludwick. Cornbelt Lumber offers hay racks ready built at reasonable prices. Mrs S M Hughes visits Hebron and Denver with daughter. Clifford Sparks returns from Colorado vacation, hot week ahead. Mildred Mayborne attends Phi Mu Sorority convention in Denver. Cornhusker highway paving seven miles north of Beatrice and eight miles south of Lincoln with detours. A three inch rain fell near Ellis Sunday morning aiding crop growth. Insurance firms busy settling losses in the area.
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Beatrice
Lincoln
Ellis
Premium lists for Thayer County Fair distribution
Premium lists for the Thayer County Fair to be held in Deshler Nebraska on August 25 26 27 and 28 are now being distributed and may be obtained upon request to the secretary E J Mitchell.
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Thayer County
Eair
Deshler
Nebr
E. J. Mitchell
Death reported of former Diller teacher Darle Taylor
Miss Darle Taylor, once a teacher in the Diller schools and later in Omaha, died Tuesday night in Omaha after a months long illness.
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Darle- Taylor
Diller
Daily Papers
Omaha
Coal line promotes Best Colorado Lump coal in Nebr listing
Reel in a bargain coal offer from Diller Nebraska with Best Colorado Lump coal advertised at a low price. Contact the seller via phone 183 302 for delivery or pickup arrangements.
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Colorado
Best Lor. Co
Diller
Nebr
J N C Members Meet at Mrs Rudolph Hubka Home
A J N C gathering at the home of Mrs Rudolph Hubka on Wednesday afternoon June 17 brought eleven members and twelve children together. After a brief business session, dainty refreshments were served and Mrs Albert Hubka will host the next meeting on July 1.
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J. N.C
Rudolph Hubka
Albert Hubka
Last rites for Fairbury clothing merchant Tincher Wednesday
Frank E. Tincher, a clothing merchant of Fairbury for fifty years, received his last rites on a Wednesday afternoon after his body, fully dressed, was found by a caretaker in the Country Club swimming pool on Monday. Tincher had suffered poor health for some time.
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Frank E. Tincher
Fairbury
Mr. Tincher
Piano for Sale Near Diller At Bargain Prices
A high grade piano is offered for sale near Diller due to unsettled affairs. Interested buyers should write Sam H. Horner Kraska for prices terms and location of the piano.
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Diller
Sam. H. Horner
Kraska
Wedding Bells On Monday June 16 In Congregational Parsonage
The Liberty Journal reports a wedding at the Congregational parsonage with Rev. Harvey officiating. Claude M. Woods of Diller Nebraska marries Gladys M. Shadley of Liberty. Woods is a young farmer. Shadley is a longtime, valued telephone operator in Liberty. They will reside in Diller.
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Harvey
Claude M. Woods
Diller
Nebraska
Gladys M. Shadley
Liberty
Woods
Gladys
Liberty Journal
July Fourth plans and local notes in Guide Rock
A week from tomorrow is the fourth of July with questions on where to celebrate. Paul and Della Lambert of Guide Rock are visiting the D. W. Fancers home. Dr O C Dieh has returned from a brief vacation after tonsil surgery. Farmers in the Diller area began cutting wheat Tuesday and many will follow by Saturday.
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Paul and
Della Lambert
Guide Rock
D. W. Fancers
O. C. Dieh
Diller
Flood of Wheat Flows Into Kansas City Market
The Kansas City market is being flooded with wheat as two to three hundred car loads arrive daily, signaling heavy supply during this period.
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Kansas City
Farm resident shoots self near Steele City in early morning tragedy
Howard Crane a 40 year old farmer living 20 miles east of Steele City, in poor health, went into the ri and shot himself in the prehead about 2 o clock Thursday morning. He was carried by Waggoner Bros. ambulance to Odell hospital where he died that forenoon.
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Howard Crane
Steele City
Theri
Waggoner Bro’s
Odell Hospital
Death of Mr Hand Hand Shoe Repair Operator
Death of Mr Hand Hand who ran a shoe repair business in Duiler occurs at 9 00 P M Thursday June 25 after six weeks illness. Funeral at 10 A M Friday at the home of Mr and Mrs S F Clark. Body to be taken to Lisbon N D for burial. Wife and brother A Hand were at bedside.
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Thomas Hand
Duiler
S. F Clark
Lisbon
A. Hand
Clover Leaf 4-H Cooking Club Plans July Picnic
The Clover Leaf 4-H Cooking Club met at Mrs. Henry Frisbie's home Thursday afternoon June 18 with nine members present. Betty Thompson and Fern Nippert will demonstrate next meeting while Billie Bristol and Gretchen Fanders judge. Refreshments served by Esther Bristor and Gretchen Fanders. Club reporter Fanders.
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Clover Leaf
Henry Frisbie
Yace
Pincomes
Betty Thompson
Fern Nippert
Billie Bristol
Gretchen
Fanders
Esther Bristor
Gretchen Fanders
Cae
Fanders Club
Bethel School 86 Picnic at Geisbrecht Grove
Bethel School District No. 86 patrons enjoyed a Sunday picnic at Herman Geisbrecht grove on June 21. Activities included horseshoes for men and ball for youths, followed by ice cream and cake in the late afternoon. Attendees included Geisbrecht and Henry, Gerd Henrichs and family, Wiemers, Armstrongs, Hinds, Callan, Harnts, Hiatt, and others.
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Bethel School District No. 86
Herman Geisbrecht Grove
Geisbrecht
Henry
Gerd Henrichs
Henry Saathoff
Fasnacht
Will Wiemers
Rachel Armstrong
Dean
Dale Callan
Lincoln Daily Journal celebrates faithful mother and offers special rate
A memorial note praises Mrs. Cully of Fairbury for her Christian life and family devotion, describing a quiet, faithful home life. The column ends with a promotional notice for the Lincoln Daily Journal subscription offer from now until October 1.
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Lincoln Daily Journal
Journal
Record Office
Gratitude Expressed After Illness and Death
Expressions of thanks for kindness during illness and death of a wife and mother. Appreciation for floral offerings and songs by a quartet. Signed by Mr J A Cully Grace and Mr and Mrs C H Cully and family.
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J. A. Cully
C. H. Cully
Ada Malinda Gear Cully Remains In Beatrice Death Notice
Ada Malinda Gear Cully born in Indiana April 14 1868 spent girlhood there moved to Nebraska with family near Diller later lived in Beatrice for eight years taught country schools as a young woman married September 1 1888 to J A Cully of Diller two children a son in Diller and a daughter in Beatrice survive with two grandchildren and a brother and sister remaining.
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Ada Malinda Gear Cully
Indiana
Nebraska
Diller
Beatrice
J. A. Cully
Ye Ison
Grace Ellen
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Citizens State Bank
Harvest
Ralph Ludwick
Mrs. Ludwick
Lincoln Yesteray
Cornbelt Lumber. Co
S. M. Hughes
Hebron
Alva
Denver
Cleve ‘Hiatt
Clifford Sparks
Mercury
Mildred
Mayborne
Phi Mu Sorority
Diller Opera House
Arthur Travis
Koho
Mr. Hand
Arsenate
Paris Green
H. K. Shutt
Rexall
Diller, Nebr
Alice Eick
Roy Om
Curtis Gear
Cully
Methodist Church
Abdou
Rome
God
Raphael
Michael Ann
Amateur Athletic Union Meeting
Auliding-Thieten
Seeart.” Lineske
Jiant
Jim
Jersey
Farmers Union Co-operative Store
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