Local Notes From Diller Beatrice Visits And Calls
W E Mudge and John Glathar made a business trip to Beatrice Monday Theo Henrichs found and killed five young coyotes on his place in the past week For sale good saddle pony also grey mare ten years old absolutely good E Epley Diller phone 3t Atty J J Reinhardt of Aurora Nebr visited here from Saturday till Monday with his parents May and June best months to conduct an anti fly campaign A L Tristman John Jobman and A D Stotts motored to Fairbury Monday Mrs J Mayborn and son Richard went to Lincoln on No 16 Wednesday to visit her mother and sister Fifteen hundred seventy three Nebraska men in Class I have been called for to be sent to Camp Dodge Des Moines Ia Mr and Mrs J S Blair and son Roe Clark of Lincoln and her brother James Koons of Beatrice made a short visit with relatives in Diller Sunday driving over in Mr Blair's new Oldsmobile
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Nebraska
Camp Dodge
Des Moines
J. S. Blair
Roe Clark
Lincoln
James Koons
Beatrice
Diller
Mr. Blair
Fence stretcher owner requested to return
Waggoner Brothers and Mr and Mrs F E Hale with children visited Waverly to spend the day with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Walter Greenwood.
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Waggoner Bro
F. E. Hale
Waverly
Walter Greenwood
Mrs H K Shutt and son visit relatives in St Edwards
Mrs H K Shutt and her son Irwin traveled from Beatrice in their new Buick to St Edwards Nebraska to spend two or three weeks with her mother and other relatives.
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H. K. Shutt
Irwin
Beatrice
Twine sale and local utility work reported
A brief notes a car of twine offered for cash below market price. It also mentions S. A. Hutchinson and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Tinstman traveling to Hildreth Nebraska where Mrs. Tinstman will visit her sister in law while Billy and Clint install underground cable for the Upland telephone company.
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S. A. Hutchinson
W. G. Tinstman
Hildreth
Nebr
Beatrice Express Chronicles Local Moves and Coal Ad
Central Granaries Co promotes Colorado coal as the market’s hottest and cleanest. Manager R. C. Colman urges orders. Mrs. Mary-Emerson departs for Lincoln to establish a new home with daughter Mrs. H. Green of Diller visiting the capital city.
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Central Granaries Co
Colorado
R. C. Colman
Mary — Emerson
Lincoln
H. Green
Diller
Beatrice Express
Lincoln visit ends with family medical emergency
Col and Mrs E L Loock and daughter Miss Charlotte Loock visited relatives in Lincoln Sunday. Their car trip revealed Mrs Loock’s brother Capt E J Martin in a critical condition from a venous leakage emergency.
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Col
E. L. Loock
Charlotte Loock
Lincoln
Family visit from Camp Funston visitors and friends
Scott Miller from Camp Funston visited with his mother Mrs. Mary Miller and relatives and friends from Saturday to Sunday night. They joined Clel Shelly of Fairbury and Herman Thiessen of Jansen in Thiessen’s Ford Sedan.
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Scott Miller
Camp Funston
Mary Miller
Clel .Shelly
Fairbury
Herman Thiessen
Jansen
Steffen Visitors From Fresco Share Raisin Insight
W F Steffen of Fresco California visited with his brother Henry Steffen and Diller relatives. He works in California's raisin growing district and offered insight into industry practices. Prof James A Eastwood, former Diller schools superintendent, and brother of Robt and Fred Eastwood, enlisted at Omaha for YMCA war work in France after earlier service as Sutherland Nebraska schools superintendent.
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Fresco
Calif
Henry Steffen
Diller
Steffen
California
Jas. A. Eastwood
Robt
Fred Eastwood
Omaha
France
Eastwood
Sutherland
Nebr
Warnsholz Family Visits Diller Area Returning to Oklahoma
Henry Warnsholz and family, former Diller residents now in Oklahoma, visited old neighbors here last week. They reported Oklahoma wheat knee high, corn planted about three weeks, and a favorable season. They left Saturday by car to visit relatives in Lincoln and would have stayed longer but hurried home.
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Henry Warnsholz
Diller
Oklahoma
Caldwell
Kans
Lincoln
Warnsholz
Diller Beatrice trips and local military enlistments noted
Mr and Mrs W E Mudge visit relatives in Beatrice on Sunday. Roe Diller enlists in the army in Pittsburg Kansas. C L Waggoner wins a Grand Island gun club event with 122 of 125 targets. County Red Cross funds allocated with no further drive planned. Nurses Miss Bessie Cherry and two others sail from Beatrice to Camp Meade Md for hospital service in France and Belgium.
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C. L. Waggoner
Grand Island
Cal
W. A. . Cherry
Bessie Cherry
Beatrice
Camp Meade
France
Belgium
Uncle Sam
Great Falls Man Visits Relatives Before Presbyterian Assembly
Neal Maw of Great Falls Montana travels to Cleveland Ohio for the Presbyterian general assembly in Columbus Ohio on May 16 as a lay delegate. He stops in Diller to visit his uncle S D Maw and other relatives. Maw is a son of Fred and Mrs Maw who lived on a farm 434 miles southwest of Diller before moving to Boise City Idaho. He later homesteaded near Great Falls and now works in general merchandise.
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Neal Maw
Great Falls
Cleveland
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
Columbus
S. D. Maw
Diller
Mr. Maw
Fred Man
Boise City
Idaho
Neal
A Texas Ranger Show Set For Diller One Night
West Bros presents A Texas Ranger show in a large waterproof tent at Diller on Saturday May 11. The program features Texas Rangers cowboys cowgirls Mexicans United States soldiers and Indians in a single 8 15 p m performance lasting about two and a half hours. The tent seats over 2000 and a cowboy band will perform in the streets and in front of the tent at night.
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Diller
West Bro
Texas Ranger
Texas Rangers
United States
Cowboy Band
Big Ten
For Sale Fairbanks Morse Engine and Workshop Tools
Auction listing shows a Fairbanks Morse eight HP stationery engine at 60 dollars, a Giant Wonder Disc sharpener with pulley and belt for 25 dollars, a trip hammer 20 dollars, a 400 blower in good condition 15 dollars, a hand blower 5 dollars, a tire shrinker 3 dollars, a belt tightener 1.50, an 123 lb Trenton anvil 7 dollars, plus a desk set 10 dollars and belting, shaft, leveling block 24 inches square, all cataloged by Mrs. P. B. Miller.
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Fairbanks & Morse
Trenton
P. B. Miller
Senior Play Statement Receipts and Ticket Sales
Article notes ticket sales handling for a senior play. Mentions advance-ticket sales through a drug store and box office. References names and organizers in a local community setting.
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Shutt Drug Wicket Sakes
Ofa
Omion Mrsc
eGork
Mrs Nies Found Dead Near Ellis in Water Tank
The body of Mrs. Mattie Nies 57 was found in a water tank five miles northeast of Ellis on Wednesday morning after she had been ill with stomach cancer. She had recently stayed in a hospital and slipped from home after 11 PM. Her 12 year old daughter discovered the body at about 6 AM. Beatrice county officials said no inquest was needed. She was married to Wm. Nies 18 years and leaves a husband and two children.
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Mattie Nies
Wm. Nies
Ellis
Beatrice
Mr. Nies
Resident for decades near Diller on Colman farm
The individual has lived in the area for more than forty years and spent several years on a farm operated by A. H. Colman about four miles northeast of Diller.
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A. H. Colman
Diller
Presbyterian Church Services and Moses Sermon
Regular services scheduled for Sabbath at usual hours with the evening service at 8 30. Mr Larkin delivers the fourth talk in a series on The Great Men of Israel presenting Moses. Sunday morning the theme is Honoring our Parents.
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Larkin
Israel
Moses
Mother's Day Services Highlight Church Calendar
Next Sunday marks Mother's Day with a morning service after Sunday school featuring music and a pastor delivered sermon. The evening service is led by the Woman's Foreign Missionary Society with songs and a seven girl pantomime. Epworth League also holds a patriotic anniversary with Keep the League Fires Burning. May 14 at 2 30 pm the society meets at Mrs Hale's home. all church ladies invited.
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Woman’s Foreign Missionary Society
Epworth League
League
Frank Hale
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens State Bank
Diller, Nebraska
W. E. Mudge
John —Glathar
Theo. Henrichs
Atty J. J. Reinhardt
Aurora, Nebr
C. A. Reinhardt
A. L. Tristman
John Jobman
A. D. Stotts
J. Mayborn
Richard
W. E.mudge
S. C. Moser
R. F. Starr
A. L. Tiistman
Tristman Auto
W. T' ‘Starkey
Francis Starkey
Louisville
Cedric Fanders
Sterling
L.A. Powell
Adams
Roe. Diller
Pittsburg
Roe
D.H. Diller
Jefferson County
Red Cross
Shutt Drug Company
Methodist
Diller Markets
W. Coates CO
Waders Bldg
Kansas City
American Supply Sompany
Elmo Hadley
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