Moving Week And Local Notables In Diller Area
Sam Thompson visited Odell between trains. A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Jake Lottman on the 20th alt. Paul S Beckwith will hold a public sale March 16 featuring bred Duroc Jersey sons. Ladies of the Christian church plan a Bazaar and supper March 26. A Chevrolet car owned by Walter Roelfs burned on a street in Diller Saturday. fire department could not save the body of the car. Charlottte Loock's medical treatment in Peoria shows great improvement. operation not required.
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Jake Lottman
Paul S. Beckwith
Duroc Jersey Sons
The
Christian Church
A .Chrevolet
Walter Roelfs
Diller
E. L. Loock
Peoria, I
Charlotte
Peoria
Card of Thanks for Lawrence Logan Family
We thank friends and neighbors for kind words deeds and flowers during the illness death and burial of our dear loving son and brother. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Logan and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Logan
Village primary names Hale as chairman and London as secretary
At the village primary Tuesday evening F. F Hale was elected chairman and J. L. London secretary. H. K. Shutt and Dr. Claude Ellis were nominated for village trustees for two years. F. Clark Frank T. Pearce and J. Smith Diller were appointed committee to fill vacancies. The meeting favored converting the old brick gas house into a fire department building with a steel cage and toilet connection and selling the old gas plant lot, while opposing a pool hall license.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. EF. Hale
J. L. London
H. K. Shutt
Claude Ellis
S&s
Culhanes Comedians at Diller Opera House Next Week
Culhanes Comedians bring a new vaudeville show to Diller Opera House for a week starting Monday March 7. Prices are pre war with children and adults admitted. a full switch of plays nightly. Opens with Baynard Williams Broadway hit Within The Law and features The Hrab Peg O My Heart Along the Blue Ridge Trail and A Fighting Chance.
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Diller Opera House
Blue Ridge Trail
Baynard Willians
N. Y
Endicott Visitor and Local Notices Worded
Elmo Hadley from Endicott visits. birth announced for Roscoe Colman family. John Sible announces sale on March 14. Water for bills noted. Diller shipping association sent two carloads of hoge to market Tuesday. Flossie Raymond returned from Lincoln visit. Wilson Brandt buys property in Diller head of main street. Miss Lottman rental sold at Fairbury to Neil Diller employed in Wichita. Fire in stubble field near George Place’s buildings. fire stopped by plowing furrows.
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The
Diller Shipping Association
George Place
Mrs Mary Wright Moves to Own Property This Week
S.C. Moser travels to Trenton Nebraska Sunday due to his mother’s serious illness. she died Wednesday and will be buried at Summerfield Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary. Wright
S.C. Moser
Trenton
Nebr
Summerfield
Kan
Mrs White Visits Her Brother Near Diller
Mrs. White travels Tuesday to four miles northeast of Diller to visit her brother Jas Swain. She has been living in Lincoln this winter where her son Paul attends the state university.
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Mrs. White
Jas. Swain
Diller
Lincoln
Paul
The
State University
Henrichs Aids Brother-In-Law In Farm Move
Geo Henrichs traveled to Humboldt on Monday to help Charley Smith relocate to the Endicott area farm he purchased last autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Henrichs
Humboldt
Charley Smith
Endicott
Idaho trip inspires Diller area visitor
Frank Pospieil formerly of the Diller vicinity arrived Saturday from Buhl Idaho on business connected with the sale of his farm last fall and has been visiting with old friends and neighbors. He says Idaho is all right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pospieil
Diller
Buhl
Idaho
Stotts Couple Sell Furnishings to Colman House Owner
Mr and Mrs A D Stotts from Lincoln disposed of hotel furnishings to C L Tristman the new proprietor of the Colman House before midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Stotts
Lincoln
C. L. Tristman
Colman House
Senior Class Jolly Party At School Auditorium
Despite other diversions in our city last Saturday, most of the Senior class attended a cheerful party in the school auditorium. Grandparents era games entertained the lively group and a dainty luncheon served by the girls capped a fun evening.
Rex Laurence Logan Born and Died in Nebraska
Rex Laurence Logan was born January 1, 1914, and died February 22, 1921, at Fairbury Nebraska at age seven. He was cherished for his pleasant disposition and kindness to all. His caregivers note his patience despite severe suffering. He leaves a sorrowing mother and father, three sisters, one brother, grandparents, uncles, and aunts.
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Rex Laurence. Logan
Fairbury
Nebr
Rex
Blausers Visit Diller Friends After Drive
Mr and Mrs C L E Blauser traveled by car to visit old friends in Diller on Tuesday.
Mrs Lightner to Sell Damaged Household Goods After Fire
Mrs Lightner of Diller will hold a public sale tomorrow afternoon of her household goods damaged by fire smoke or water from a recent blaze. Bills show the list and terms for the sale.
Duroc Jersey Sow Sale Held at Clark'sdale Suburban
S F Clark's Duroc Jersey bred sow sale was held last Saturday afternoon at Clark'sdale Suburban with Col H C Waldo of Dewitt Nebraska in charge. A good crowd attended and the offering was well received. All sows sold to local farmers at an average of 44.50 with a top of 61.00. Fred expressed pleasure to show Durocs any time.
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S.F. Clark
Jersey
Clark'sdale
Suburan
Col. H. C. Waldo
Dewitt
Nebr
Fred
Duroc
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Citizens State Bank
Colman House Co
L. Tiistman
Mgr
Sam Thompson
Odell
J. A. Price
Harbine
Beh Biwood
F. E. Hale
Nokomis
E.F. Habicht
St. Joe
Roy Mathias
Near Ellis,Mar
Jos
Arthur Grone
Florence Richardson
Bethany
L. A. Blauser
Ruth Lamb
Rocky Ford, Colo
Pearl Brown
McCormick
C. R. Steffen
Elmo Hadley
Roscoe Colman
John Sible
Flossie Raymond
Wilson Brandt
Kelley
Neil Diller
Wichita
Will
Citizens Bank
Mar
Diller H. S
PSO
Prec
Diller Marketa
Siena
Opera House
Culhanes
Keith
Bayard Villiar
New York
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