30 Mar 1934
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1934
Page
1
The article reflects on ongoing community chapters in Diller with references to aging leaders, changes in publication volumes, and a melancholy view of fate and human planning. It mentions Mr Pearce and a personal sense of sorrow linked to unfinished ambitions and the mysteries beyond.
A notice states that Mr. John Feikers Sr is confined to Odell Hospital, with no further details on diagnosis or duration.
Marion Diller of Ruskin Nebru spent the weekend at the home of her father J Smith Difler.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Leonard Frisbie on March 26 at General Hospital in Odell. The newborn joins the family as parents announce the birth.
The Commercial Club met last Friday to lay plans for entertaining the Rotary Club of Fairpeat on Friday evening in April.
Mr John S Bures recently underwent an appendectomy at Odell hospital and has recovered enough to return home northeast of Iller.
Members of the Library Association will gather for the annual meeting in the library room See Boome 2ad at to core. The event is expected to attract those interested in library work and related matters.
Fragmentary classified line from Diller Nebraska listing a time and contact details with unclear full context.
The State Bank of Jaosen detaches to map Rogues 7 activity with a figure noted as 2,400. The brief item records a financial mapping action and a numeric total.
A fragmentary text mentions Wm Freitag of Herbine ae sweet and of pons tag with a table Ege dated 10 yates and eho 4 i Me Sco. Wm Feeitag.
A brief, unclear notice reports the death of Mrs Rodell, a resident of Dorchester, with fragments hinting at a tragedy. The text provides limited details on cause, date, or age.
Paul Beckwith and family travel from Omaha to spend time with relatives. Paul returns to the city the same evening while Mrs. Beckwith Sigg ed for a longer visit taking Wee Gass of the sek vacation to the Omaha schools.
Superintendent Schindler traveled to Omahe Friday evening to meet the fire department. The report mentions visiting family members and planning with Lincoln officials.
Albert L. Pearl, a sophomore from Nebraska, calls for discussion of dairy acts at the Farmers’ Picnic to be held in Lipola on May 6. The agri club and students push for action on the dairy policy.
A recent purchase of town property is recorded in local papers, indicating a new owner and potential development plans. Details remain partial with the transaction likely involving a standalone lot and adjacent parcels.
A terse remark notes that omitting a name from the forty years column won’t noticeably alter the piece. The aside hints at a preference for privacy or editorial restraint in a lighthearted tone.
Mrs Carrie Green returned from Lincoln where she was visiting with children. The report states Mrs Esther Raymond is seriously ill at home in that city.
Dr. Dieb and his daughter Eleanor left in their car Sunday for Hot Springs Arkansas where the physician hopes to find relief from an attack of rheumatism Eleanor will remain with him until likely return exposure to the ailment noted in the clipped item.
Fairbury will hold its annual decision next Tuesday on whether motion pictures may be shown. The issue has become a heated dispute with film interests gaining ground in the town.
Long George Lichty, well known here twenty years ago, spent last Saturday in town renewing old acquaintances. He now makes his home in On, but would not return to a small town. He asserts a man has better opportunities in a larger city.
S. F. Clark and wife Everett and their childre n traveled to the State Capital with Calvin Pickard and Roy. On the return the children were asked what they enjoyed most and they replied the ride in the elevator.
Frank R. McCoy notes a tentative plan to train 4600 young men in the Seventh Area. The program covers Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Iowa Nebraska Kansas and Arkansas with demobilization at Camp Pike Lincoln Fort Leavenworth and Fort Snelling. Colored candidates are invited to apply. rail travel is paid by the government. camp expenses are covered for attendees.
Precinct committees rush to finish by Saturday as the Agricultural Agent W C Andreas reports. Contract signers urged to keep receipts and accurate farm records for hogs corn wheat and dairy to ensure compliance. Free farm record books will be provided and notices issued to precinct directors. The Jefferson county acreage and hog numbers will be published after checks to prevent errors and ensure fair allotment. A county emergency crop loan committee will review applications. Area committee names: R S Wilfley C J Galbraith Homer S Yeakle.
Authorities announce four to Jefferson county students join University of Nebraska aided by a new student program. A total of 522 students receive work aid. assignments align with county enrollment percentages. Roles include library and clerical tasks and switchboard labor, with finances guiding placement across campuses.
Mrs. Allie Eick returns to her Diller residence after a month with her children in Lossoulien California. She plans to resume daily routines.
Round oak buffet and a large chair offered for sale in very good condition. Contact phone number 16102 for details.
A writer recalls receiving a French medal offer for Verdun service but declines citing discomfort with medals. He praises the State Bank of Harbine for paying deposits in full and commends cashier G. W. Arnold for honesty. He notes bankers used credit to protect depositors and borrowers amid hard times.
Precinct assessors start their annual task next Monday April 2 to record residents property values. G. C. Blauser serves Pleasant precinct F. E. Manley Newton precinct and C. F. Craig Rock Creek precinct.
Glenn Long of Hanover Kansas works at a cream and produce house and returns home so often that his comings are considered a regular feature of local life.
Meta Folkers Henrichs born February 21 1853 in Norden Ostfrisland Germany died March 25 1934 at age 81. She moved with her parents to Peoria Illinois and Plattsmouth Nebraska before settling in Jefferson County and Diller where she lived the rest of her life. She married John T Henrichs in 1873 and had twelve children five surviving, Fred George Theodore William Edward, twenty three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral services were held March 25 at the Methodist Episcopal church with Rev. Robert E Drew officiating and burial at Prairie Home Cemetery.
Tender verses comfort a family as they lay to rest a beloved mother. The speaker asks to smooth her hair, gather her robes, and prepare the home for her departure while acknowledging God’s will. The poem expresses deep sorrow, farewell, and a belief that she rests with Jesus.
We express sincere thanks to relatives friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of our mother and for beautified offerings. Names listed include Henrichs family and many out of town friends who attended grandma Henrichs funeral.
State university student Oliver Diehl spent the weekend with his family at their home, returning to campus afterward for classes and activities.
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