Roy Patton Moves to Madden Farm and Local Notices
Roy Patton has moved onto the Madden farm. Dr G H Newton eye ear nose and throat Fairbury Nebr. 47 61 Wanter stock to pasture B F Henrichs Diller phone. If Walter Harver has moved on E L Loock s farm where Otis Babb lived last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Patton
Madden
G. H. Newton
Fairbury
Nebr
B. F. Henrichs
Diller
Walter Harver
E. L. Loock
Otis Babb
Weaver Moves Onto Geo Specht Farm Near Diller
Weaver moved Tuesday onto George Specht's farm three miles northwest of Diller. Arthur Wieths has taken his wife to Rochester for a consultation regarding her health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wieths
Rochester
Seed Potatoes Red River Early Ohio A. D. Stotts Dr. A. Lynch
A. D. Stotts and Dr. A. Lynch, eye ear nose and throat surgeon, list offices in Fairbury Nebraska. Mrs Flora Riddle and family plan to move to a North Platte area farm. Mr Volney Raymond and daughter Donna Jane visited relatives here. Nurse Verla Warthen from Beatrice helped move into town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Volney Raymond
Donna Jane
Verla Warthen
Beatrice
W.A. Cherry
Land transfers swap farms in local moves
John Weertz moves to the Buggee farm he bought while D A Buggee moves to the Cherry farm bought from W A Cherry who relocates to town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Weertz
D. A. Buggee
Mr.Bugbee
W. A. Cherry
Mrs Minnie Boxwell Returns Home After Treatment
Mrs Minnie Boxwell was brought to Beatrice for chiropractic care for a spinal ailment linked to influenza, and she returned home Sunday considerably improved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Boxwell
Beatrice
Mrs Miller Receives Box From Son in 89th Regiment
Mrs Mary Miller receives a box of souvenirs sent by her son Scott serving with the 89th regiment in Germany. The items include a German officers helmet belt and several articles bearing the inscription tjott Mit Uns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Miller
Scott
89Th Regiment
Germany
Tjott
Packer Family Responds To Father’s Critical Paralysis
Hiram Packer of Culbertson and Jas G Packer with Julius Packer and Mr and Mrs Will Packer of Wood River arrived early in the week after notices about their father James Packer Sr being stricken with paralysis on Saturday. He is 78 and in a critical condition with poor chances of recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Packer
Culbertson
Jas. G. Packer
Julius Packer
Will Packer
Wood River
Jas. Packer
Farm moves and local visits mark week in area
Blauser plans to move from his farm while a Burlington paint crew changed the depot interior this week. Mr and Mrs Kay Carmichael of Fairbury visited Mr and Mrs Jasper Jong on Sunday. A S Ellison, buyer of the Remely farm near Shea, moved up from Liberty this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Kay Carmichael
Fairbury
Jasper Jong
A.S. Ellison
Remely Farm
Shea
Liberty
Raymonds and Habicht Among Local Visitors
LaForrest Raymond of Lincoln visited Monday at his mother Mrs Isabelle Raymond's home. E F Habicht returned on the early Wednesday morning train from St Joe where he went to buy goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaForrest Raymond
Lincoln
Isabelle Raymond
E. F. Habicht
St. Joe
Mrs. Ethel James Visits Relatives in Endicott
Mrs. Ethel James of the Diller telephone central returned Tuesday from Endicott where she visited relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel James
Diller Telephone Central
Endicott
Mrs Moulton Visits Mother Then Heads to Sabetha
Mrs. S. H. Moulton traveled Tuesday to visit her mother and will proceed to their new home in Sabetha Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Moulton
Sabetha
Kan
Arnold Fouts Returns to Lincoln Campus After Weekend at Home
Arnold Fouts returned Sunday to his studies at the University of Lincoln after spending the weekend with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Fouts
University At Lincoln
Mrs Delmar Hale and baby visit Dunns in Fairbury area
Mrs Delmar Hale and her infant arrived Wednesday from Lincoln and are staying with her parents Mr and Mrs FE S Dunn. Harold Livingstone of the Herbine Bank at Fairbury is currently employed with the Guizene State Bank of Diller for the time being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmar Hale
Baby
Lincoln
FE. S. Dunn
S Harold . Livingstone
Herbine Bank
Fairbury
Guizene
Diller
Hayworths Leave Farm for Omaha Home
Mr and Mrs J W Hayworth depart Monday to make their home in Omaha after renting their farm to Ottis Babb who has taken possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Hayworth
Omaha
Ottis Babb
Home Guards Meeting Set for March 3 Discharges
The Diller Home Guards will meet Thursday night March 3. Members seeking discharge may attend to request release.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Home Guards
Mrs Chester Sparks and family depart for Madrid Neb
Mrs Chester Sparks and her children Pearl Lucile and Roe left Tuesday for Madrid Nebraska to settle on a quarter section of land Chester purchased last season. They will stop in Beatrice to visit Mrs John Langworthy and in Lincoln to see Mrs Joe Blair. Her mother Mrs Christie Thompson accompanies them to Lincoln for a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Sparks
Pearl
Lucile
Roe
Madrid
Nebr
Chester
John Langworthy
Beatrice
Joe Blair
Lincoln
Christie Thompson
Birth of a son to Rex A Green family in 1919
Announcement records the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs Rex A Green on Saturday March 11 1919 in Fairbury at Globe Pharmacy. It notes a doctor J S Taylor M D and mentions local residents J A Price of Harbine and a former Diller businessman visiting. A new serial story was started on inside pages and Miss vn Line returns to Lincoln for university studies while Flora Warther deputy postmistress is absent ill at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex A. Green
the Record
Vn Line
Lincoln
The
State University
Diller
Flora Warther
Orleans man visits Kansas City then returns home
Geo Rickard of Orleans had been in Kansas City with stock and paused here a day or two to visit his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs W A Cherry before continuing home on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo.Rickard
Orleans
Kansas City
W. A. Cherry
Surprise Monday afternoon for Mrs Chester Sparks
Relatives and friends gathered Monday afternoon at the home of Mrs Christie Thompson to surprise Mrs Chester Sparks. Ice cream and cake were served as a pleasant afternoon concluded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Sparks
Christie
Thomspon
Sallenberger Heads South For Health In Car Trip
Samuel Sallenberger of Rock Creek, after five weeks with the flu, has rented his farm to his son and plans to begin an April 1 journey by car to Colorado for his health, with a possible drive on to California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Sallenberger
Rock Creek
Colorado
California
Hullman Shipper Tie The Knot At Diller Farm Home
At the bride's parents' home three miles west of Diller on Tuesday March 4 at 3 pm Miss Helen Hullman wed Mr Wessel Shipper with Rev H A Teckhaus officiating. Attendants were Miss Elsie Hullman and Henry Shipper. The couple plans a farmhouse start half a mile south and three miles west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Hullman
Diller
Helen
Wessel Shipper
H. A. Teckhaus
Elsie Hullman
Henry Shipper
Diller Schools Praised by Education Inspector
Lincoln Neb March 4 1919 Dear Mr Stotts I visited your school Feb 27 and inspected the work I am highly pleased with the work You have a splendid superintendent and a strong corps of teachers They are cooperative and interested in their work The quality of work in the rooms is fine Congratulations to your board and community on public spirit May the standard be raised further If the department of education can be of service let us know.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.D. Stotts
Sec. Board of Education
Diller
Nebr
Mr. Stotts
Department of Education
Diller Friends Receive Letter About Patton in Lincoln
Miss Mary Patton, a former Diller young lady now in Lincoln, says she is in a hospital recovering from an appendicitis operation.
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Diller
Mary Patton
Lincoln
Young Virginia Girl Profits From Poultry Club Venture
A Virginia girl in Orange County borrowed money from her father to buy nine settings of eggs to join a USDA and State Agricultural College poultry club. One setting would gain membership. her first year yielded 98 dollars in profit and she has three roosters left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orange County
United States Department of Agriculture
State Agricultural College
Obituary of Nettie May Bracken Franzen Passes in Diller Neb
Nettie May Bracken Franzen, born November 22 1888 in Steele City Nebraska, died February 26 1919 at home in Diller Nebraska at age 30 years 3 months 4 days. She was a Baptist and Royal Neighbor member, wife of Carl Franzen, mother to Erma, and foster mother to a homeless child adopted in 1918. Funeral services were held Saturday in Diller with Rev H Wagner. interment in Steele City cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie May Bracken
Steele City
Nebr
Diller
York Business College
Baptist Church
Royal Neighbor Lodge
Carl Franzen
Shea
Franzen
Erma Franzen
Rev. H. Wagner
Steele City Cemetery
Tax Penalties for Late Filers and Evasion
The text notes that failure to file income tax returns by March 15 carries a 2 percent penalty and a $1,000 fine. Willful evasion imposes a $10,000 fine and up to one year in prison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anoyue
Woman's Club Notes Discuss Citizenship at March Meeting
The Woman's Club meets Tuesday evening March 11 at 8 p.m. in city hall with Citizenship as the topic. Leader Clara Myers asks members to prepare brief responses for roll call and notes the music committee prepared special numbers. New joiners at this meeting become charter members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Myers
Regular morning service and donation appeal noted
On March ninth at 10 a.m. the church conducts regular morning worship. Those absent last Sunday are asked to hand their offering to the pastor for the International Reconstruction Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Reconstruction Service
Methodist Adopts Publicity For Church Outreach
A local Methodist circle argues publicity improves church attendance and urges financial support and youth involvement to promote Christian Democracy. Pastor announces Rock Creek service next Sunday morning and a 10 o'clock Sunday school with the Eowth League at 6:30 followed by preaching. The piece frames religious action as essential to global peace, contrasting voluntary service with compulsory recruitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Creek
Eowth League
Europe
Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens State Bank
Diller, Nebraska
Red River
Ohio
A. D. Stotts
A. Lynch
Fairbury Hospital
5Th St
Fairbury, Nebr
Flora Riddle
North Platte
Blauser
Zerit
Oliver Furrow
J.S. Taylor
Fhone
J. A. Price
Harbine
Hullman
Diller Schools
Duncan
Lincoln, Neb
H. K. Shutt
Womans Club Notes
St. Paul’s
Methodist
Diller Markets
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