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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1933
Page
5
Miss Elsie Tarnow who works in Clark's store at Steele City aided in their Diller store on Tuesday. The Record office notes savings on newspaper and magazine subscriptions. Forgive your enemy but do not let them gain the upper hand.
Mrs Arthur Grone and daughter Mrs Arthur Kunecke and son traveled to Lincoln Sunday to visit their daughter and sister Mr and Mrs L Dougherty.
Mr and Mrs Marvin Anderson traveled from Kansas City Saturday evening in response to a message informing them of the death of Mrs Goekes grandfather Mr William Goeke.
A large audience welcomed the Colliers at the opera house on Wednesday night. Next week they plan another unusual double feature that should attract strong crowds.
Mrs Scott Miller attended a county officers and club presidents meeting of the county federation Womens Club at Jansen on Tuesday this week. She serves as vice president of the organization.
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Fairbury Nebraska shop sells collars harness parts and hardware. On hand a good harness maker to craft to your need. Bring your shoes for repairs at the shop corner north of Bonham Theatre.
To all our dear friends who remembered us with many good things to eat. Some brought a supper and the last good eats were from Mr. and Mrs. Specht with cottage cheese tasting like the farm. We remember all our friends. Mr. and Mrs. I. Saylor.
The excerpt frames reflation as a catchy label for increasing money in circulation. It hints at the market and policy implications, suggesting proponents see renewed liquidity as favorable while critics warn of inflation risks.
A Beatrice group notes a consolation of unemployment time and mentions Mr. and Mrs Henry Polfua. Mr. and Mrs Paul Renz and daughter Phylis. Mr. and Mrs Orville Richardson visiting with Mr. and Mrs Leonard Richardson on Sunday.
Announcement notes the approaching marriage of Miss Marguerite Green of Diller and Mr Fred Walker of Fremont Nebraska. The wedding is planned for early June and Miss Green has taught in Fremont schools for the past five years.
A Fairbury delegation led by County Attorney Denney and including Wilfley Ruth Skidmore Howe Schroeder and Yeakle left for St Paul Minnesota to identify Sam Terrin linked to the $152000 First National Bank robbery at Fairbury on April 4. Terrin, a former convict, was arrested while negotiating some stolen bonds at a finance company office.
Bethel residents Mr. and Mrs. George Champ and family along with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Harris and family and Mr. and Mrs. Bowen and son Gerald visited Harm Hall Sunday. Crystabell Ramsey visited Pawnee City for two weeks with sister Mrs. E V Ingwerson. Mrs. Lawrence Madden and Mrs. Homer Ramsey called on Mrs. Chas Hilder. Wm Stege was an Odell visitor. Mr. Chas Brandt was in Odell with Jy N club members who called on Mrs. John Ramish. W J Strohecker of Lincoln visited Wm Stege. Friday is county examination day. Dist 85 residents reported on Brandt and spent Monday with daughter Mrs. Homer Sey and family.
William P Goeke born May 6 1983 in daughter of Mrs Wm Behrends grew to eight years nine months and three days. He married Maria Steffen and had four children. After moving between Iowa Nebraska and Oklahoma he lived with his daughter in law Mr and Mrs Wm Behrends the last 26 years. He died after a stroke on Feb 18 1932 leaving two daughters four brothers one sister fourteen grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
Hazel writes from the Philippines describing cramped housing, scarce food, and pest problems as companies lay off workers. She notes typhoons near Cuba, fear of Japanese expansion, and hopes to return to civilian life with plans to reopen a pie shop. She recalls servant life, social cliques, and aid to natives while awaiting letters and mail from home.
The Bebrends family expresses heartfelt gratitude to those who assisted during the illness and burial of their father and grandfather, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bebrends, and family.
A. Milow, a local druggist, urges daily use of Adherika to clear poisons from stomach and bowels. He links stomach trouble to skipped meals and advises drinking more water.
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