Folkers Schuller Wed In Wymore Nebraska Church
Donna Jean Folkers daughter of Mr and Mrs John R Folkers Diller wed Charles Schuller son of Mr and Mrs Jos Schiller Odell in St Marys church Wymore Neb. ceremony at 9 am before 250 guests with Agatha Schuller maid of honor and Noel Folkers best man. Reception for 160 at Lions Club Hall. couple to reside on a farm south of Odell. Frank Lisec elected to Aberdeen Angus Breeders Association membership in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donna Jean Folkers
John. R. Folkers
Diller
Agatha Schuller
Mr. Schuller
Noel
Folkers
Bill Schuller
Bill Randall
Lion’s
Theodore Henrich
June Thompson
Shirley
Branch
Frank W. Lisec
Wymore
Birth of a son at Beatrice Lutheran Hospital
A son, Michael Lee, weighing 7 pounds 5 ounces, was born Monday at the Lutheran hospital in Beatrice to Mr. and Mrs. La Forrest Fasnacht. Jordening Store advertises fireworks July 4 through 6 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Lee
Lutheran Hospital
Beatrice
la Forrest Fasnacht
Nebraska State Banner Adopted in 1925 History
A look at Nebraska’s state banner adoption in 1925. Representative Lloyd McMaster introduced the bill, passed 92 to 4 in the House, then moved through the Senate with amendments. Governor McMullen approved the bill, establishing a banner featuring the state seal with symbols of steamboats, agriculture, industry, and rail, and the motto Equality before the Law. Mrs. B. G. Miller of Crete led advocacy. The banner carries penalties for insult or improper use.
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Pennsylvania
Nebraska
Senate
Judiciary” ‘Committee
Adam McMullen
B. G. Miller
Crete
David Butler
Union
Missouri
Rocky Mountains
Nebraka
Commonwealth
Certification Deadline August 1 for NCIA inspections
Manager C. R. Porter of the Nebraska Crop Improvement Association calls on growers to file applications by August 1 for field inspections of sorghums soybeans alfalfa red clover and warm season grasses seeking certification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Porter
Nebraska Crop Improvement Association
Ssye
NCIA
Ceremony Unites Verna Cacek and Edward Bebhrends
Verna Cacek daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Cacek of Odell wed Edward Behrends son of Mr and Mrs William Behrends of Diller on June 19 at St Pat Evangelical Lutheran church Diller. The ceremony drew about 125 guests with Rev L od Wolff officiating. The bride wore white marquisette with lace and carried pink roses. Attendants wore pink marquisette and pink carnations. A reception for 100 followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple will live on a farm northwest of Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verna Cacek
Albert, Cicek
Odell
Edward Behrends
Velda’ Cagek
Behrerds
Arthur
Wayne
Stephens
Otto
Dauber
Charlene Cacek
Mildred
Elaine Cacek
Odell High
Diller
Jefferson County Wildlife Area Restoration Plan Reported
Ed Stipsky of the district conservationist says Jefferson County will exit the state game forestry and park commission restoration program while soil conservation districts use habitat restoration funds. The program will focus on remaining 1949 1950 targets and extend work in Saline and Fillmore counties with experimental plantings and wildlife areas on poor cropping ground.
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Jefferson County
Park ‘Commission
Ed Stipsky
Stipsky
Wild Fife
Aredy
Jefferson
The
Jefferson. Couny, Soil, ‘Conservatise State ‘Gamée ‘Commission
Wild Life
Ares Ou
Soil Conservation Program
Game Commission
Commission
Ile
Harvest Opens as Shramm Leads State Harvest
Alfred Shramm becomes first in the state to begin binding wixa on land north of Diller. Ire Place soon follows with fields cut and shocked. Wheat yields are expected to be lower this year due to wet fields and damp conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Shramm
Diller
Village bans firecracker shooting near Main Street block
A village ordinance prohibits firing firecrackers within the two percent block of Main Street, outlining enforcement provisions and penalties for violations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Main Street
1949 Personal Property Valuation In Diller Increased
The 1949 personal property valuation for Diller is $15,600, up from 1948 by 1875. Pleasant precinct totals rise to $370,449, up $112,655. The county valuation stands at $1,527,495 above the 1948 figure, with a statewide total of $7,638,145. Diller valuation decreased to $52,460 year over year. Band practice is canceled Monday July 4 and will be held July 5 at the usual time.
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Diller
Edwin Hoppe
Fox
Pleasant Precinct
Weather rainfall coats county with heavy week totals
The week brought near four inches of rain with Friday's two inches in about twenty minutes. Monday night and Tuesday morning each saw around one inch. Hail was common but not destructive in the community. Dewitt suffered a severe weather system last week damaging an estimated 15 000 acres.
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Poouad
Dewitt
Pig eludes truck at Cooper Elevator escape
William Weers hauled a hog to market but the animal escaped at the Cooper Elevator. The hog wandered off and was later found near the Joho Theye farm after the trailer endgate was missing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Weers
Acales
Joho Theye
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Donna Folkers
Charles Schuller
Sories
Diller High School
Odell’ High’ School
Jordening Store
Old
By James C. Oson
Edward Bebhrends
Dro. Jefferson
Thay
Saline
Fillmore
Enlein
Lene
Nurnberg
Celuuibas
America
Peter Henleir
Henlein Cach
Germany
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