Local notes and births in Harbine and Fairbury
One week left of school before Mother’s Day. A girl was born April 24 to Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hubka in Fairbury. A baby girl was born April 18, 1931 to Mr. and Mrs. George H. Furry of Fairbury. Plans call for a new $10,000 school house at Harbine. Mr. and Mrs. Adam Gretzing er of near Steele City visited billers on Friday. John Clauson and sister Minnie toured the Jefferson County Park at Endicott last Sunday. Graduation week events for Diller High School are listed in the Record.
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John Clauson
Minnie
Jefferson County Park
Endicott
George H. Furry
Louise,Leaper
Fairbury, Nebr
Farmall Tractors Featured In Diller Ads Plan
S. C. Hutchinson of Diller Implement dealer promotes a new Farmall Tractor sales plan in the Record this week. The notice highlights storage coal arrivals from Colorado lump coal next week and invites farmers to discuss favorable storage prices.
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Colorado
Diller Farmers Gr. Co
S. C. Hutchinson
Diller Implement Dealer
Screen doors and windows at Cornbelt Lbr Co
Local ad from Diller Nebraska promoting affordable new screen doors and windows provided by Cornbelt Lumber Company. Emphasizes now is the time to replace with reasonable prices and local availability.
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Cornbelt Lbr. Co
Diller, Nebr
Local Stock Agent Circulates in Diller Vicinity
George Andrews of a St Joseph stock commission firm toured the Diller area over the weekend seeking business from old friends. He formerly lived there and owns two or three farms near Diller.
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George Andrews
St. Joseph
Womans Club Meeting Promptly at 2 30 P M
The Womans Club invites members to a May 13 gathering at 2 30 PM with music and song. Arthur J. Burdick is noted as a speaker or musician with Mrs Q O Mayborn as hostess and Mrs Mary Green as assistant hostess. Ralph Long made a call on loans.
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QO. J. Mayborn
Mary Green
Ralph Long
Local Notes Highlight Small Town Moves And Visits
Ray Green builds storage house for ice while Alpha Wiemers ships cement for hog feeding floor. Mrs Geo Boettcher recovers in Beatrice hospital. Paul Benz and Phyllis join weekend in Hastings with Henry Polfue. Bob Beckwith and friend visit from Carleton at H Beckwiths. Emma Glathar and Mrs Harry Thompson visit Humboldt relatives. Clarice Moffit in Lincoln to teach home economics at Exeter. Floyd Hughes family from Endicott spend weekend in Diller as son Richard turns three.
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Paul Benz
Phyllis
Hastings
Henry Polfue
Emma Glathar
Harry Thompson
Humboldt
Clarice Moffit
Lincoln
Diller
Exeter
Fence Up for Poultry Protection Cites Cornbelt Lumber
Rural ad urges chicken owners to install yard fences and steel posts to guard poultry from road-kill and theft. Promotes Cornbelt Lumber Company as supplier of fencing and posts for home yards and farm property.
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Cornbelt Lbr. Co
Beatrice Visit Highlights Logan Oldsmobile Firm Trade
Report from Beatrice notes Marten Fapders and Paul Logan of Diller operating as Logan Oldsmobile Co. selling new Oldsmobiles and used cars. In the last fourteen days they moved eleven new cars and invite Diller residents to inquire about new or second-hand vehicles.
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Beatrice
Frida
Marten Fapders
Paul Logan
Poe
Diller
Logan Oldsmobile Co
Oldsmobile
County Board approves rock creek site purchase for monument
Jeffer son county allocates funds from the general fund to buy a 2.20 acre Rock Creek site near Endicott for a monument marking Kit Carson and Col. John C Fremont's 1842 Nebraska crossing. A three member advisory committee will assist the county board, with Quivera chapter of the DAR as park custodian. The 8.07 acre NE parcel was also acquired for 400 dollars from J B McCreight.
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Ateno
Jefferson County
County General Fund
Rock Creek
Endicott
Kit Carson
John C. Fremont
Nebraska
C. C. Howell
C. M. Hurlburt
Luther Nelson
J.B. McCreight
Diller Ovational church ladies quartet sings at Steele City
The ladies quartet of the Diller Ovational church Mrs Mary Cully first soprano Mrs Lizzie Tristman second soprano Mrs Effie Clark first alto and Mrs Eva Green second alto presented a full vocal program at the morning service in the Presbyterian church at Steele City Sunday Miss Flossie Raymond accompanied on piano and they were lavishly entertained at dinner in the church basement by the choir during the noon hour
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Diller Ovational Church
Mary Cully
Lizzie Tristman
Effie Clark
Eva Green
Presbyterian Church
Steele City
Flossie Raymond
Bonnie Green Hosts Sophomore Class Airplane Party
Bonnie Green entertained Diller High School sophomores on Saturday May 2. Guests included Doris Pauline Patton Frances Hilder Thella Madden Metilda Kunecke Maxine Hutchinson Maud Wells Fayetta Hudson Esther Bristor Esther Malchow Blanche Mann Ruth Barber Floyd Gaisford Erwin Leheutte Paul Nickerson Har Bristor and Dell Wehling. Prizes were won by Dorie Beckwith Frances Hilder and Maud Wells. the home featured spring flowers and a themed dessert service with airplane shaped items.
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Bonnie Green
Doris Pauline Patton
Frances Hilder
Thella Madden
Metilda Kunecke
Maxine Hutchinson
Maud Wells
Fayetta Hudson
Esther Bristor
Esther Malchow
Blanche Mann
Ruth Barber
Floyd Gaisford
Erwin Leheutte
Paul Nickerson
Har Bristor
Dell Wehling
Clase
Diller High School
Dorie Beckwith
Maud Welle
Nellie
Donna Jane Raymond
Weolh
Rainy Monday Through Tuesday Confusion Noted
Partial readable lines describe a rainy period Monday into Tuesday with references to a delay or disruption. The fragment hints at an incident or event affected by weather, but no clear details on people, places, or actions emerge from the text.
Village Board Probes Streets and Alleys for Repairs
The village board investigated streets and alleys on Monday and identified locations needing attention.
Local Family Heads to Jefferson Iowa for Crane Business
Mr and Mrs Arthur Kunecke and their young son left Wednesday with a truck load of household goods to establish a home at Jefferson Iowa where Arthur will join his brother in the crane business and undertake more work than current equipment allows.
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Arthur Kunecke
Jefferson
Iawa
Arthur
1981 Diller High School Graduation Class List
The 1981 graduating class at Diller High School includes twenty members: Lyon Cully Lydia Krebs Irwin Shutt Marion Diller Ruth Gaisford Vivien Mann Lake Bristol Harold Nickeson Vivian Waggoner Max Hill Bethy Henrichs Bernard Patton Eileen Green Pear Sparks Christena Lottman Pear Wells Mildred Long Bessie Novotny Florence Nickeson.
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The
Diller High School
Lyon Cully
Lydia Krebs
Irwin Shutt
Marion Diller
Ruth Gaisford Vivien Mann Lake
Bristol
Harold Nickeson
Vivian Waggoner
Max Hill
Bethy Henrichs
Bernard Patton
Eileen Green
Pear
Sparks Christena Lottman
Wells Mildred Long
Bessie Novotny
Florence Nickeson
Auditor's Report On Water Works Finances
Auditor HB Shutt and J Smith Diller file a report on funds for Dikler Neb water and sewer boards for year ending May 1st 1881. Balance then 196.52 receipts from treasurer and city hall rent total 4912.11 and 104.50 plus water committee receipts. total receipts. warrants paid. final balance 580.01 with fund balances 243.98 water 220.15 general 65.88 light. water bonds paid.
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Dikler
Co. Treas
WaterCom Teeheeeeeeres
General
HB. K. Shutt
J. Smith Diller
Senior class play bills for The College Hobo
A want ad in the Record notes bills are out for the senior class play The College Hobo to be staged Thursday night in the Jones Show tent.
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Bills
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens State Bank
Albert Hubka
Harbine
Adam Gretzinger
Near
Ieee
Womans Club
Arthur J. Burdick
Ray Green
Alpha Wiemers
Geo. Boettcher
Lanham
Beatrice Hospital
Bob Beckwith
Carleton
H. Beckwith
Floyd Hughes
Richard
Near Endicott
Fred Jarr
Chicken Insurance
Fu Manchu
Dili
ER Opera House
Congregational Church
H. K. Shutt
Rexall
Auditor’s Report
Gornbelt Lumber
OF Diller
the Jones Show
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