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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1919

Page

8

School Notes and Local Visits Highlight Community News

Local families from Jansen, Fairbury, Plymouth and Beatrice visit relatives and shop Beatrice. Teachers and students receive Knight pins and awards in health crusade. May party and ciphering events mark school life as classes near dismissal. a diploma speech urges balanced gender roles and value of home duties.

J. B. Thompson Sadie Ee Pauline Rosa H. W. Parker Bern Kan Crosby Ora Haffer J. D. Theissen Anna Daisy Helen Thiessen Jansen P. A. Buller Gus Kremke Harbine Chas. Sandman Leslie Nickeson Beatrice John Boller Omaha Farmers’ Equity Will Camp W. Pingle Plymouth Tom Dyer Eliza Rea Clemens Madrow Clausie Jansen Tillie Jansen Irene Kroeteching Gertarde Buller Lydia Walters Clemen Mudrow Augusta Sandman Irene Kroetsching Fred Arnold Grammar Room Leslie Arpke Fred Arnold

Post Offices at Bordeaux and Brest Run World’s Broad Mail Network

Washington dispatch notes that Bordeaux and Brest post offices handle the world's most extensive distribution for home-bound mail from France. Armistice era volumes soared with 17,615,400 aee in November, and mail from soldiers often reached 12 to 15 letters per person, with a captured German helmet among popular "souvenirs" sent home.

Bordeaux Brest Amy Worté—Mall Washington France Est A Ee Bordéahs Busey United States New York Chicago Bordeaux Wall Union Richard N. Bird Post Office Department Office Department Debarkation Etdeaux York

Delayed Letters Handled At Bordeaux Terminal Office

The Bordeaux terminal near the river and depots features a 250 foot by 28 foot red ventilated building. Built by U S Army engineers from Mr Bird designs it houses mail handling equipment for 10 000 letter separations and 400 paper separations. Pack stamp process used at HOSS Terminals WS.

Bordeaux United States Army Engineers Bird Hoss

Keep Watch Over German Army Units in Rhineland Occupation

The American intelligence section reports German troops in the Coblenz bridgehead mostly idle, drawing pay while awaiting discharge or continued service. Various units have renamed themselves, recruiting from outside, with volunteers in depots from Berlin to Ortelsburg and to the Hartz region, amid tensions with Poles and Bolsheviks.

Rhineland Coblenz Mose Reinhardt Spartacides Berlin Weimar National Assembly Eastern Front Foot Guard Thirtyfirst Thirty-first Hartz Koop Schneidemuehl Vordische Jaeger Corps Ortelsburg Coen

Hidden Whiskey Found After Sixty Years

Perry Hutzell of near Meyersdale Pennsylvania recounted hiding a pint of whiskey under a rock sixty years ago. He returned to the spot and found the bottle intact with the cork rotted at the neck though no liquid had leaked. The whiskey remained rich brown in color.

Perry Hutzell Nea Meyersdale

Filipino Twins Simplicio and Lucio Godina Adopted by commissioner

Simplicio and Lucio Godina eleven year old Filipino brothers joined at birth are being raised in Washington by Teodoro R. Yangco Filipino commissioner. Rescued from a sideshow by the Brooklyn Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children Yangco has practically adopted them. They show aptitude for music and excel in their studies.

Simplicio Lucio Godina Washington Teodoro R. Yangco Brooklyn Society For the Prevention of Cruelty Mr. Yangeo

Pearl Wymore Returns Home From War Front

LOOKS TEN YEARS OLDER. Pearl Wymore arrived home at Gaylord Kansas from France after volunteering when war began. He served with the American army for over a year in the Fifth division and helped build the pontoon across the Meuse. He was terribly wounded by machine gun fire gas and shell fragments, leaving facial scars for life.

Pearl Wymore Gaylord Kan France Meuse

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Thal Dia Wansiog Ssase Long Eivey J. S. Taylor, M. D Globe Pharmacy Fairbury, Nebr Jefferson Co J. Morroe Davis & Son EC Mutt Waggoner Bros O.C. Diehl Diller Nebr S. B. Viers Diller, Nebr Diller Veterinary Hospital MR. Farmer Gus Dressen D. Swift & CO. Patent Lawyers Washington, D. C Ford Detriot F. V. Lowe Cassell Steele City Nebraska
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