Wiemers Real Estate transfers divide Seede Wiemers estate
Heirs of the late Seede Wiemers divide property among 6 children. Coroia Wiemers and sister Lillian Gostolow gain the home place two and a half miles west of Diller. Henry Wiemers keeps the farm four miles west, Al Wiemers takes the farm two miles west, and Mr and Mrs Harry Abrends gain the old Sam Green place. Orvald Wiemers and Mabie Wiemers sell their interests to the estate.
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Seede Wiemers
Diller
Coroia Wiemers
Lillian Gostolow
Lincoln
Henry Wiemers
al Wiemers
Harry Abrends
Sam Green
Orvald Wiemers
Mabie
Athletic Banquet Set to Honor Diller Athletes
The Diller athletic banquet will honor its athletes at a Tuesday April 7 event. Rex Green was elected banquet chairman after discussions held last Wednesday. A Father and Son fundraising plan is planned with basketball players to receive special honors. Frances Clark, R. W. Green and Scott Miller lead ticket sales, while local businessmen serve on the publicity committee.
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Diller
Rex Green
Frances Clark
W. Green
Scott Miller
Hughes Sells Diller Grocery to Sister Pauline Smith
Rupert Hughes sells his Diller grocery store to his sister Pauline Smith who has worked there since opening about a year ago. Smith will run the business at the same location with Glenn Long as clerk. Hughes plans to retire from mercantile work and may return to farming next year.
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Rupert Hughes
Diller
Pauline Smith
Glenn Long
Rupert
Miss Lucile Barnett Undergoes Appendectomy
Miss Lucile Barnett, son of Mrs Diller, underwent an appendectomy at Odell hospital Wednesday forenoon. A telephone call from her mother reports she is getting along nicely. Barnett is a senior at Diller high school.
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Lucile Barnett
Odell Hospital
Lucile
Diller High
County Judge Honors Carico Fiftieth Anniversary
County Judge E R Bee traveled from Fairbury to congratulate Mr and Mrs John Carico on their fiftieth wedding anniversary and presented a bouquet. He chatted with locals in Diller with special note of Chas Waggoner.
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E. R. Bee
Fairbury
John Carico
Diller
Chas. Waggoner
Gravel dumped on old fill ignites local surprise
Frank Crinklaw surprised residents Tuesday afternoon by dumping a load of gravel on the fill across the bridge south of town. The county officials had delayed the project for more than two years, but progress has finally begun.
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Frank Crinklaw
Lincoln man Edward Reu ben Ward dies after Prairie Home travel
The body of 66 year old Edward Reu ben Ward of Lincoln Nebraska was found in the Prairie Home area after a trip that also included Beeeees to Diller. The deceased’s wife is Anna Wright of Lincoln.
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Edward Reuben Ward
Lincoln
Nebr
Diller
Prairie Home
Anna Wright
Lin Coln
Pioneer Music Contest At Diller Opera House Today
The Pioneer Music Contest gathers 160 Jefferson county students from Daykin Endicott Reynolds Steele City and Diller for solos groups and choirs. Diller enters 16 events with Band Orchestra Glee and small groups while Fairbury attends as performers. Lois McNitt of Washington Kansas will judge with W A Schindler directing.
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Diller Opera House
Peisdred
Jefferson County
Daykin
Endicott
Reynolds
Steele City
Diller
Fairbury
Goebel
Wehling
Adolph
Louie
Heinie
Fritz
Lois McNitt
Washington
Kans
W. A. Schindler
Wheat Benefit Checks Begin Arriving In Fairbury
The Farm Bureau office in Fairbury received the first wheat benefit payment checks since the Supreme Court invalidated the AAA. On March 16, 34 checks totaling 874.45 dollars were delivered in the initial consignment with more payments expected regularly.
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Supreme Court
AAA
Farm Bureau
Fairbury
Mrs Jennie Rieher Visits Naomi Chapter In Diller
Mrs Jennie Rieher supervisor for district No 7 of Red Cloud spent Tuesday March 17 visiting Naomi Chapter at Diller. She held a school of instruction both afternoon and evening and a 6:30 covered dish luncheon followed by an enjoyable night. Accompanying her was Mrs Jennie Bloom and both stayed overnight with Mrs S B Viers from Red Cloud.
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Jennie Rieher
Red Cloud
Miss Eloise Diller to Wed Zoe Tome in Lincoln
The Sunday State Journal prints a photo of Eloise Diller daughter of J Smith Diller of this city with news of her approaching marriage to Zoe Tome. The wedding is set for April 18 in Lincoln.
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The
Sunday State Journal
Eloise Diller
J. Smith Diller
Zoe Tome
Lincoln
Mrs Orval Wiemers Move to Grundy Center Iowa
Mr and Mrs Orval Wiemers and their little daughter left last week for their new home near Grundy Center Iowa.
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Orval Wiemers
Grundy Center
Iowa
Golden Wedding of Mr. and Mrs. John Carico
Mr and Mrs John Carico celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a canal church ceremony on Sunday March 15 1986 at 3 pm The event followed a family dinner at the Carico home and featured music by a community orchestra A reception and gold and crystal gifts marked the day with grand children serving as flower bearers and relatives from Falls City Lincoln Sioux Falls and Falls City in attendance The couple wed in 1886 in Falls City and later moved to Diller both in good health with out of town guests listed from several cities
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John Carico
Canal Church
Aearty
Carico
H. H. Proett
Methodist Church
Mrs. Carico
Falls City
Diller
R. J. Williamson
Robert
Sioux City
S. D
William Carico
Melva
Lincoln
Fred Dietrich
Wesley Carico
Dorothy
Mae Maddox
Mary Reynolds
Kate Maddox
Forrest Brannin
Virginia Mae
Dora Beachy
Ralph Beachy
Eleanor
Firemen's Show A Big Success at Diller Opera House
The Volunteer Fire Department sponsored a three act comedy The Man In The Green Shirt at the Diller opera house last Saturday night. Local cast delivered entertaining performances with vivid characterizations from Wig Green Pauline Patton Wendell Fanders Russell McCreight Cleo Green Irene Hill and others. The audience filled the house as laughter and enthusiasm marked the evening.
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Man In the Green Shirt
Diller
Green
Mr. Fuller
Miss Hamel
Wendell Fanders
Russell McCreight
Ivan Ross
Russell
Entertaining Child Program Delights Local Audience
Mrs. Sinkey directed a refined entertainment praised for style and dignity. Miss Raymond’s first and second graders performed a between act specialty and a numerically titled A Trip to Bookland with Mother Goose rhymes. The community orchestra led by Mrs. Schindler performed for half an hour before the curtain.
Jansen to Celebrate Golden Jubilee Parade Planned
Jansen will mark its Golden Jubilee with events on July 29 and 30. The celebration, led by the Jansen American Legion post and local businessmen, includes a Thursday July 30 parade with invited neighboring towns and floats. The band plans to perform in the parade to settle past gratitude.
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Jansen
Ace
H. T. Fast
Jansen American Legion Post
Square
Diller
Gratis
Nebraska girl Monetha Newman named national 4H Holstein champion
Monetha Newman of York crowned national 4H Holstein champion for 1935 after earlier state wins. She began a dairy project in 1930 using a Holstein calf and now owns eleven Holsteins. Sales returns from her club have increased over six years.
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Monetha Newman
York
Monetha
Pleasant Leads Jefferson County Farm Bureau Membership Drive
Pleasant Precinct heads the Jefferson County Farm Bureau drive with 50 members while Lincoln Precinct has 46 and Cub Creek 36. All precincts except one attended a county court room meeting Saturday afternoon where members agreed a new program to replace AAA and imminent benefit checks will boost total membership to sustain the farm program.
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Wiemers Real Estate
Pioneer Music Contest
O. E
Dinler Opera House
Robert Williamson
Sioux Falls, SD
Maida of Honor
Melva Carico
Mies Melva Carico
Dorothy Carico
Virginia Mae Brannin
Sioux Falls, S
Ding Mrs. Forrest. Brannin
Miss
Melvaco
Ray Novak
Fallsity
Mr. Carico
Firemen’s
Cleo Green
Irene Hill
Martha Clark
Mit
Nebraska
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