Local Social Notes From Beatrice and Crete
J M Hiatt traveled to Beatrice yesterday via the Burlington. L Waggoner attended a gun club meeting at Crete Monday. F W Lowe delivered Ford cars to Wm Boettcher Bert Bell and E S Dunn this week. For Sale a good 3 hole gasoline range most as good as new Mrs Nancy Clark appears in classified line 4 27 tf.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Waggoner
Crete
F. W. Lowe
Ford
Wm. Boettcher
Bert Bell
E. S. Dunn
Nancy Clark
Jefferson County Sunday School Association Meeting Announcement
Jefferson County Sunday School Association invites two delegates per school plus Superintendent and Pastor. An enthusiastic meeting with a large attendance is expected, delegates entertained throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County Sunday School Association
Roll of Officers Named for Fairbury Area Organizations
The listing includes L. M. Cavett as President of Diller and R. C. Harris as Vice President of Fairbury with a secretary treasurer C. I. Clark of Fairbury. It also notes department superintendents and officers across Endicott Steele City and other towns, including Mrs. N. M. Forsha as missionary and Rev. McGaw as Pastor of Fairbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Cavett
Diller
R. C. Harris
Fairbury
C. I. Clark
Sec’y Treas
EdiTh Lambert
Endicott
Frank Hale
T. S. Rowrpauen
W. S. Diller
Home Department
D. J
Morning Session Program At Diller Meeting
Devotional and Song Service led by W A Snyder at 10 30 Diller. 0 45 Words of Welcome by Rev Carmony Diller. Response by R C Harris Fairbury. 11 00 Appointment of Committees. 11 25 S S Work by State Workers Mr Kimberly and Miss Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Snyder
Diller
Carmony
R. C. Harris
Fairbury
S. S
Kimberly
Brown
Afternoon Session Program At Endicott
Devotional service led by Miss Edith Lambert at 2:00. Addresses by Mr Kimberly and Miss Brown at 4:00. Reports of officers and committees and election of officers at 7:30. Musical program at 7:30 and illustrated lecture by Miss Brown at 8:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Lambert
Endicott
Mr. Kimberly
Brown
Miss Brown
Remedies for Chronic or Rheumatic Trouble Prompt
Short note suggests remedies for chronic or rheumatic trouble. Mentions relief ideas and over the counter options, urging readers to consult a physician for persistent symptoms and personalized treatment.
A. O. U. W. Rates Rejected by Grand Lodge in Omaha
The grand lodge meeting in Omaha rejected new rates by 123 votes to 246. A push to adopt more equitable rates is now underway with further discussion planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Lodge
Omaha
Catarrh Declared Most Prevalent Illness Nationwide
The excerpt notes catarrh as overwhelmingly common across the country and claims it was once deemed incurable.
Mothers' Day Observed Date Proclaimed in Nebraska
Gov. Neville proclaims Sunday May 13 as Mothers Day in Nebraska. The notice appears among local ads noting sales and car accessories including S. H. Gas Saver and Carbon remover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H
J. D. Fanders
Gov
Neville
Nebraska
Shutt Family Visits Relatives. Lincoln Rejection Noted
Mr and Mrs H K Shutt and their young son visit Mrs parents at St Edwards for two to three weeks. Orval Cherry returned from Lincoln where he had gone to enlist but was rejected due to a scar on a limb from a prior injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. K. Shutt
St. Edwards, R
Orval Cherry
Lincoln
Pierce Visits From Joplin To See Mrs Gillispie
W P Pierce of near Joplin Missouri and nephew of Mrs Gillispie former Diller resident arrived Wednesday to visit acquaintances and renew familiar ties with the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.P. Pierce
Joplin
Whooping Cough Echoes Across Chambers and Notes
In a fragmented notice, references to a chamber, Alex, and Shacaing cag concern a coughing outbreak. The garbled text hints at a public health or meeting context but provides no clear actions or dates.
Victor chick feed promoted by local visitors
J. D. Fenders Jr. and Wm. La Goorge of Harry visited Sunday with sister-in-law Mrs. Ruth Bowers. Miss Flora Warthen returned Wednesday from Odell where she had been caring for a sick friend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. la Goorge
Harry
Inlaw
Ruth Bowers
Flora Warthen
Odell
Diller Social News and Military Draft Note
Mr and Mrs J E Kerr and daughters Viola and Bernice were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs J E Stucker Tuesday. C Edwin Reinhart of Diller listed among 1500 men to report to Fort Snelling for officer training by May 14 in the conscription army. A farmer joked about buying the cheapest flour sack after bringing three hens to town for change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Kerr
Viola and
Bernice
J. E. Stucker
C. Edwin Reinhart Diller
Fort Snelling
Reinhart
C. A. Reinhart
Meeting of Sons of Civil War Soldiers Scheduled
Notice states a gathering of all Sons of Civil War soldiers on Tuesday evening May 15 at 8 p m in City Hall to finalize Memorial and Decoration Day services. Chairman F A Carmony and Secretary C E Carr urge large attendance. D H Diller of Pittsburg Kan visited relatives including H Z and E S Diller and Mrs Effie Clark. Diller works as an engineer for the Kansas City Southern but has been off duty due to a shoulder injury from a wreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A .Carmony
C. E. Carr
D. H. Diller
Dave
Pittsburg
Kan
H. Z
E. S. Diller
Effie Clark
Diller
Southern
Dinner Held By Mr and Mrs Willis Clark
Mr and Mrs Willis Clark hosted a six o'clock dinner Saturday evening for numerous relatives and H S Atwood of Bethany pastor of the Christian church. Guests included Mrs Nancy Clark, Mrs Christie Thompson, Mr and Mrs Harley Clark, Mr and Mrs Harry Thompson, Mrs Mary Miller and son Clark, Dave Miller of Pittsburg Kansas, and Roe Clark of Lincoln Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Clark
H. S. Atwood
Bethany
The
Christian Church
Nancy Clark
Christie ‘Thompson
Harley Clark
Harry Thompson
Mary Miller
Clark
Dave Miller
Pittsburg
Kan
Roe Clark
Lincoln
Nebr
Symbol of Health Tablets Featured in Ancient Greek Practice
A garbled note describes Asa 0 and a pointed star as emblems of health, touting OP Chamberlaints Tablets reputed to ease digestion and constipation. It claims the tablets offer relief and are obtainable widely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greece
Mare dies after nasal bleeding near Diller
James Novotny of the Shea neighborhood five miles southwest of Diller reported a valuable mare bled from the nose during the night. He found the animal at five in the morning, having lost about three gallons, and she died before a veterinarian could reach her. The mare had not been worked for over a week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Novotny
Diller
Shea
Mr. Novotny
Mudge Deeds and Will to Stand Case is Settled
Settlement ends dispute over William E Mudge property before trial. Deeds from Mudge to Charles and Nathan Mudge upheld as valid while he was competent. Mrs Catherine Stoll receives a life interest in forty acres and a money interest to a sister with specified annuities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Mudge
Charles
Nathan Mudge
Catherine Stoll
Chamberlain's Tablets Rescue Stomach Trouble, Reader Says
Mrs. Anna Kadin of Spencerport praises Chamberlain's Tablets calling them a wonder and stating they gave her effective lasting relief after years of stomach trouble. The advertisement notes they are obtainable everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Anna Kadin
Spencerport
National and State Holiness Camp Meeting in Nebraska
The 45th Annual Camp Meeting of the Nebraska State Holiness Association will be held at Epworth Lake Park Lincoln June 15 to 24. Organizers seek to make it the largest and best ever. For tents board and furniture contact Monte E Pursley 2910 S Street. For other information address Rev W H Prescott Secretary 1417 O Street Lincoln Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska State Holiness Association
Epworth Lake Park
Lincoln
Neb
Monte E. Pursley
S Street
W. H. Prescott
O Street
Nebr
Giving Away A Ford Tour Car Contest Ends May 3
The Nebraska journals announce a Ford touring car prize for the agent with the most subscription sales between May 1 and June 30. All agents are eligible and receive commissions on subscriptions turned in. An extra incentive offers $25 cash to the top seller before May 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Journal
Nebraska State Journal
Lincoln Daily News
Nebraska Ruralist
A Good Change in School Laws
The legislature passed a law to elect school trustees by Australian ballot at regular village elections in towns with 500 or more people. The Plymouth News notes the reform aims to give voters a fairer chance than the old caucus system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
Plymouth News
Grass Widow Hog Breeding Strategy Described
The article explains doubling hog output by two litters per sow annually. Grass widows, sows with spring litters, are sold from June to August and bred again after weaning. Fall litters are kept for market when prices rise, fed for spring, or finished on summer pasture.
Free Lands For Gardens Offered By Four Railroads
Four railroads including Union Pacific Burlington Northwestern and Chicago St Paul Minneapoli offer unused right of way and land for Nebraska residents to grow crops. Extension Service notes these lands may be used to boost nation’s food production and fill idle plots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern
Chicago, St. Paul, Minneapoli
Local War Era Arrivals and Enlistments Noted
Joe market reports indicate cattle shipments and feeding activity. Mrs Charley Hilder and children visit Diller relatives from Wymore. Emil Tarnow expected home from Lincoln after failing to enlist as an aviator. Miss Loraine Ballard arrives from Fairbury to help in her aunt’s millinery. Fred Polock returns from Lincoln after attempting to enlist in coast artillery. Louis Carey Fred Polock Emil Tarnow and Claude Dunn progress to Lincoln to enlist. Carey is the sole acceptance. F E Hale ships hogs and mixed cattle hogs for the Owns Shipping Association with C E Waggoner accompanying the shipment to St Joe market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Tarnow
Lincoln
Louis Carey
Fred Polock
Claude Dunn
Mr. Carey
F. E. Hale
Owns Shipping Association
C. E.waggoner
St. Joe
School News: Absences and Spring Events At Local Classes
Twelfth grade student Anna Legget was absent due to sickness and Velma Price missed last Thursday and Friday with illness. Donald Hutchinson and Glen Coleman were absent this week for measles. The Intermediate room reads Through the Looking Glass. The eighth grade final exam is Friday. The Pixies operetta is tonight at the opera house with 25 cent admission. The senior baccalaureate Sunday May 20 at the opera house with Rev Carmony. Commencement May 24 at Diller opera house with Dr. Jeffrey of Lincoln as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Legget
Donald Hutchinson
Glen Coleman
Velma Price
Opperetta
Opera House
Carmony
Diller Opera House
Jeffrey
Lincoln
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. M. Hiatt
Beatrice
Burlington
Diller M. E. Church
J. F. Rusher
Chamberton
Alex
Shacaing
Victor
J. D. Fenders Jr
Joseph’ Novotny
St. Joseph
Sons of Veterans
Mudge
By Walter Ben Hare
Orchestra Music
Shutt Drug Co
Joe
Charley Hilder
Wymore
Loraine Ballard
L. O. Ballard
Coast Artillery
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