Diller Public Schools Offer St Patrick Day Party and School News
Diller Public Schools held a March 1 party in the first primary room to celebrate Betty Grabber’s seventh birthday with games, a photo, a shamrock themed cake, and candy favors. Teachers note grade activities, spelling perfects, and upcoming school productions while students discuss weather charts and arithmetic contests. The boys’ Odell game is previewed as a key senior night, with operetta plans paused for costuming limits.
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Frank Grabber
Betty
Grabber
Bert Bell
Rolf Beckman
Avis Johnson
Russell Madden
Jamita ‘ Anderson
Knighthood of
Robert Thompson
Max Thompson
Wanta Pie
Charles
Wanta Pie Fraternity
Arthur Milow
Jack
del Wehling
Fred
Floyd Gaisford
Bill
Paul
Rod
Harold Henrichs
Gilbert Garrels
Paul Nickerson
Joe
George
Jim
Leonard Wiemers
Harold Bristol
Ervin
Shuette
Harry
Clarence
Frank
Cecil Findling
Gerald Friday
Keith Johnson
Harry Beckwith
Benford Henrichs
Elmer Garrels
John Henrichs
Gordon Fanders
Elmer Krebs
Cloyd Hudson
Elmer Malchow
Miss Caruthers
New York City
Mary
Thyrza Caruthers
Eleanor Henrichs
Patty
Cleo Green
Desdemona
Helen Fasnacht
Frances Hilder
Wealthy Fasnacht
Bethel Mann
Henrietta
Diane
Bonnie Green
Fay Diller
Colleen
Zereida Kuper
Diller
Cab
Somoe Clase
Mrs Hunnicutt Called by Death at Powell Home
Mrs Estella Fisher Hunnicutt died February 17 after long heart illness. She lived ten years in Powell and was buried at Crown Hill cemetery beside her husband William S. Hunnicutt. A Presbyterian church and Sunday school worker, she was active in the community and revered for her cheerful nature and faith. Reverend Wm Fred Willis conducted funeral services at the Presbyterian church as friends gathered in tribute.
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William. Hunnicutt
Powell
Crown Hill
Presbyterian Renowcination
Presbyterian Church
Fred Willis
Nebraska
Hunnicutt
Estella Fisher
City
Mrs. Hunnicutt Dies. Long Nebraska Wyoming Life
Mrs. Hunnicutt born on a farm north of Shea Nebraska later lived at Diller and Sidney Nebraska and Powell Wyoming. She married William I. Hunnicutt May 8 1922 and had one son Charles Raymond. Survived by husband son parents and grandfather with relatives in Bird City Kansas and Washington and Nebraska. Funeral attendance included Chester J. Hunnicutt and Mrs Boyd Witson of Everett Washington.
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Shea
Nebraska
Fisher
Powell
Wyoming
Diller
William I. Hunnicutt
Sidney
Hunnicutt
Charles Raymond
George Fisher
Bird City
Kansas
Flossie
E. A. Shottenkirk
C. George
Roy
Rare Coins Fetch High Prices in New York Auction
A 1799 copper cent sold for 60 dollars and a private mint hard times token dated 1837 brought 2250. The 1804 silver dollar is extremely rare with only four or five known. The U S Mint output rose to over twenty million coins worth 68 million dollars due to gold jewelry and ornaments purchases.
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New York
Europe
United States
Oneason
Plant Your Garden This Spring
The Waterloo Gazette urges readers that spring approaches and now is the time to plan a well cultivated garden. A good garden yields food all summer and surplus for winter storage, with last year’s gardens helping this winter and planning for next year advised.
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Waterloo Gazette
Beauty All Around Us As Spring Returns
Summer is approaching with green grass blooms and trees swaying. Birds twitter and animals roam as nature brings joy everywhere.
Judges Hear Divorce Cases In Private Sparks Debate
A critic laments judges secretly hearing divorce cases, arguing it robs the public of learning how to write sincere letters and affects broader understanding of court proceedings. The remark highlights concerns over transparency and access to judicial processes.
State Telephones Reach Majority of Ohio Farms
Fifty five percent of Ohio farm homes have telephones, indicating growing rural connectivity. The data reflects early 20th century trends in communications infrastructure across agricultural regions.
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Ohio
The Cinema Credo and New York Theater Notions
A fragmented piece reflects on New Yorkers living in penthouses, cinema patrons, and French village life. It mentions a Gloucester fishing incident and an opera singer acclaimed for cries of Brave with quotes and mispronunciations.
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Opera
Wexy
Brave
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