Fire District Meeting Sets Vehicle Riding Rules
A seven mile radius from Diller hosts a joint meeting led by Fire Chief Frank Roseman and Mayor with Robt L. Upson as village clerk. A resolution bars non firefighters from riding on responding fire trucks and asks the public not to call Central immediately after the siren sounds while crews locate responding firefighters. Published March 23, 1950.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central
Erest Schuz
Frank Roseman
Robt L. Upson
Diller Village Board Hears Beer License Application
On March 18 1950 the Diller Nebraska village board held a special session to receive Harold C Wester and Olga Wester for a on and off beer license. The board set April 4 1950 at 8 PM at City Hill to hear oral or written arguments for or against the license.
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Harold c
Olga Wester
Diller
Nebr
Tate
Robert Lipson
Joint Meeting March 18 1950 Proceedings
On March 18 1950 a joint meeting of the Village Board and the Fire Department was held at the Fire Hall. Village Board members present were Roseman chair McKenzie Sasse and Carper. Firemen present were Chief Ernest Schuz and Wm Baum.
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Fire ‘Dept
Roseman Chm
McKenzie.Sasse
Carper
Ernest Schuz
Wm. Baum
Fifty Years Ago Diller News Highlights and Local Moves
A boy was born near Diller to Archirs Dan Shea family. Diller Telephone Company expands lines to Steele City and Harbine. Mies Tola Brant to marry V Z Fordyce and move to Oklahoma. Homer Clark plans to move to Idaho. Reynolds fire destroys four business buildings. Circus bought a catapult. Mrs JM Price surprised on sixty ninth birthday. Lucile Miller injured, minor bruises. Miss Lieg Welton named manager of Loock’s Store millinery. Forty years ago Ora Wright came from Beatrice to work in Hutchinson Lottman livery.
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Mies Tola
Brant
Suth
O.hare
Z Fordyce
Diller
Oklahoma
Homer Clark
Idaho Fells
Idaho
Gorge
White
Pearce
Reynolds
Campbell Brother
JM. Price
Lillie Osborn
Nelson
Msjstic
Lieg Welton
Polrbury
Loock
Ora Wright
Beatrice
Hutchinson & Lottm
Herp
Diller and area residents update including deaths and moves
The item notes Solomon Wright's death at home in Diller at 62, Prof Charles Grimes leaving for Peru for a college course, Oaka Franzen assisting in building projects, JH Brandt buying Copeland residence for 1000 dollars, Harry King purchasing a Rockford store and leaving First National Bank, plus movements of Beatrice residents and local changes in employment and residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solomon
Diller
Chas. Grimes
Peru
Notice to Creditors Estate of Margaret Albers Deceased
Denney and Denney announce in County Court of Jefferson County Nebraska that all claims against the estate of Margaret Albers must be filed by June 26 1950 or be barred. A hearing on claims will be held June 27 1960 at 10 AM before County Judge Samuel Gallamore.
Prisbie Suffering Flu Recovery In Odell Hospital
Mrs. Bert Prisbie is in the Odell hospital recovering from the flu Frank Frisbie of Beatrice took her to the hospital Friday Mr and Mrs Henry Frisbie of Lincoln visited her Saturday evening She hopes to be home next week
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Bert Prisbie
Odell Hospital
Frank
Frisbie
Beatrice
Henry Frisbie
Lincoln
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Wn l
Cooper’s
Village Board Proceedings
Arch Irs
Dan Shea
Dr. Jeffreyes
Arch. Sebul
The
Diller Telephone Company
Elz
Goodge
Reuben
Leigh
Tristman
Corp
T. Cotingon
Wee
Baptist
Lurch
Diller Telephone C.mpony
Steele City
Harbine
Charley Blyth
McKittrick Farm
Frank and
Will Eck
Lucile Miller
P.B. Miller
T. E. Tize
Sadie
Jefferson County Abstract Office
James
Davis
Russell A. ‘Davis
Fairbury
Oaka
Franzen
Tarnow
Akron
JH ‘Brandt
Ide -E Copelands
Harry. Schutt
Butte
Mont
LaVern
Jas. Pickard
Lzzie
Esther Gretzinger
B.S
Gretzinger
Will ‘Schouelle
Schouelle
First National Bank
Harry King
Rockford
Chester
Sparks
King
Firat National Bank
Samuel Gallamore
SF AL
Diller Record
Dale
Ates Nebr
H. H. Green
Aia Emeieence
Falstaff Brewing Corp
GT. Louis
Omaha
New Orleans
Westinghouse Line
Westinghouse
D. A
A.C
Hoover
Diller Plug & Hig Co
Afred Sasse
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