Daughter of W S Diller Killed in Auto Collision
Joyce Diller 18 daughter of Dr and Mrs W S Diller of Salina Kansas was killed Tuesday in a head on collision near Kansas City at highways 10 and 50. She was a KU freshman in Lawrence. One other passenger died and the car’s driver is in critical condition. Funeral plans not set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce” ‘Diller
W.S
Billie)Ditler
Salina
Kansas
Kansas City
Diller
University F of Kansas
Lawrences
California
Eve Diller
Gertrude
Bradley
James
Lowell
Jimmy
Lincoln
Ana
Wallis
Clark
Jet
Silvia
Joyce
Mra
Shany
Birthdays for Mrs Richardson W A Snyder noted
Mrs L Richardson and W A Snyder celebrated birthdays this week with Snyder age 85. Snyder suffered bruises and a sprained back after a fall on icy sidewalks last Friday but was able to be out of bed and downtown Wednesday. Harbine Community Meeting drew good attendance with Mrs William Sandman presiding. Norman Sixel and Harry Albers arranged the program showcasing travel photos from Germany England France and Switzerland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Snyder
Harbine
William Sandman
Norman Sixel
Harry Albers
Germany
England
France
Switzerland
Notice of School District Election for No. 70
Notice is hereby given that an election will be held at the city hall in Diller Ot Apr 1950 from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. for electing two members for a term of three years to the Board of Education of School District No. 70. Robert L. Upson, Secretary Board of Ed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ity
Diller
Board of Education of School District No
Nebraska
Society For Crippled Children
W. Otto Swanson
Omaha
Swangon
Dre. ‘Lord
Children’s Hospital
Parents’s Council On
Village Election Notice for Trustees
Notice states annual village election at City Hall on April 4 1950 from 8 pm to 8 pm for electing two village trustees. Robert Lipson is village clerk.
Garden club slides at Huttenmeyer home
Calendar notes for Thursday March 16 shows the Garden club meeting at the home of Huttenmeyer with slides to be shown. On March 17 Congregational church Kensington hosts a 1 pm afternoon gathering at Nirs home. March 21 Miller’s regular meeting features Mrs. Scott-Miller. Contributions for March of Dimes total $314.54 with other fund items listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huttenmeyer
Congregational ‘Church
Kensington
Will
Nirs
AL “Millers
Arrangement at Diller Grocery Remodeling
E A Jordening is remodeling the Diller Grocery building to move the stock into a portion of the north side. Shelving and displays will be added for new arrangements and a separate room has been created on the footprint. Schulz and Sandaian are handling carpentry work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schulz and Sandaian
Fire Damages Scheele Home Tuesday Afternoon
Firefighters rushed to the Scheele residence Tuesday afternoon as flames struck the west wing and roof start from a defective flu. The upper neat wing suffered the greatest damage while smoke and plaster harmed furniture of Mr and Mrs LeRoy Bentley. The couple planned a birthday party for their daughter Carol when the fire was spotted. Insurance covered the losses and spectators saw the scene after the truck arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Scheele
Dill
Diller Fire ‘Department
Andler
Mra
LeRoy “Bentley
Dorothy Scheele
Scheele
Carol
Fred” _Maatch
Frank
Roseman
Ed. Wolken
Jefferson County Soil Conservation Election Planned
Jefferson County Soil Conservation District will hold supervisors election between March 23 and voting sites in Diller Fairbury and surrounding areas. Candidates include Wo Diller Steele City Henry Hare Mire Albert Schweer Cy Steffen. Also notes Easter Seal drive and local civic updates with community milestones and hearings on beer permits set for March 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
O .A. Cooper
Diller
Fairbury
SaDareiery
Ares
Steele City
Henry
Haremire
Albert Schweer
Steffen
Sisften
Hansmire
Louis Kozak
Persel and
Thompson First
Nebraska
Hogard
Nutter
Persel
A.C.P sign-up and clinic openings noted in 1950 notices
The 1950 notice details an A C P sign-up by Newton and Pleasant precincts and a county committee. It reports a medical clinic opening near the city hall in Aadover Kane with local funding and staff additions. Also notes Master Mason degree at Lincoln lodge and a family visit from Harold Hutchinson after a southern trip ending in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton -and -Pleasant
Aadover
Kane
Hanover
Leonard Wickers
Masonic Lodge
Rob “Upson
Sylvester.Shumard
of Lincoln
Flu hits Harbine area as local union meets
The flu outbreak claims more victims including Dr Viers and the Amos couple. Harbine Farmers Union local No. 1361 met at the Harbine schoolhouse with Clair M Wolfe of the Nebraska Union Farmer as principal speaker. A musical program and card games followed the business meeting. Delegates reports to the state convention were heard. committee members included Mrs Otto Hobein Mrs Ivan Beckman and Ms John Wrigley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harbdine Farmers Union Local No. 1361
Harbine School House
Clair M. Wolfe
Nebraska Union Farmer
Otto Hobein
Ivan Beckman
John Wrigley
Honor Students and Community News From Odell Area
Délores Hubka daughter of Mrs Anna Shiubka and Haley son of Mrs Nora Haley at the school earned honor roll status and senior year scholastic distinction. Mr and Mrs W I Filley returned home from Billings Montana after visiting their daughter Mrs Wells Andrews and family. Funeral services for Harry C Sailing were held at Vance funeral home Odell with burial in Odell cemetery. he died at 68.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marilyn McCune
Orville McCune
Wymore
Doane College
Délores Hubka
Anna Shiubka
Boyd. Haley
Nora Haley
Odell
Harry C. Sailing
Vance Funeral Home
Kenneth Hoschover
Mr. Sailing
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. S. Diller
Robert L. Upson
Secty
Board.of Ed
Robert Lipson
Diller Grocery
Croud
Opera- House
Soil Conservation
Naomi
Mary
Robert Uptee
Earl Weaver
Steele
City
Mike Bundy
Liberty
A.C.P
Harold Hutchin
S. C. Hutchinson
South
Miami
St. Petersburg
Florida
New Orleans
R ‘An
Natchez
Miss
Harold
Dad
Mother
Joe E. Brown
Diller Opera House
Viers
Oscar Amos
Holle
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