Notice of Final Report in Sparks Estate Nebraska
Hartigan and Skultery attorneys for the estate inform that the administrator has filed a final account and petition for final settlement and heirs determination. The Jefferson County Nebraska court schedules a hearing on May 25, 1940 at 9:00 AM for interested parties to appear and contest. Dated April 30, 1940. E. R. Bee County Judge Seal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartigan & Skultety, Atty’s
Carrie G. Sparks
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Chester Sparks
Hartigan & Skultery Atty’s
William N. Sparks
de Bonis
E. R. Bee
Fairbury Family Guests of Reverend Pyche
Dr. Ainley and family of Fairbury visited the home of Reverend H H Pyche last Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Ainley
Fairbury
H H Pyche
Hood Buys Chevrolet Coupe From Geer Brothers After Fire Loss
Charles Hood purchases a Chevrolet coupe from Geer Brothers to replace his lost vehicle from a recent fire incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Hood
Geer Brothers
Lincoln woman visits Diller to manage estate affairs
Mrs. Eleanor Steffensmeyer of Lincoln spent Friday and Saturday in Diller attending to her father's estate interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Steffensmeyer
Lincoln
Diller
Gretzinger and Cassell Families Visit Auburn Relatives
Mr and Mrs A H Gretzinger and Mr and Mrs Lyle Cassell with family of Steele City visited Auburn relatives on Sunday and spent the day together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.H. Gretzinger
Lyle Cassell
Steele City
Auburn
Don McKenzie Visits Family From Tuscaloosa Cruiser
Don McKenzie of the battle cruiser Tuscaloosa, stationed in New York, visits his parents in Fairbury and spends time in Diller with his friend Miss Elizabeth Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don McKenzie
Tuscaloosa
New York
Fairbury
Diller
Elizabeth Green
Hastings visit ends with picnic in the park
Henry Arntt visited Mrs. Arntt at Hastings hospital last Sunday and found her improving. He brought a basket dinner and they enjoyed a picnic in the park. Mrs. Arntt's mother plans to travel from Oregon about the 18th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Arntt
Quinter Fry Family at Lincoln Track Meet Supporting Diller Athletes
Quinter Fry and Keith Hays visited Lincoln last Saturday to attend the state high school track meet and lend support to the Diller team led by Robert Fry, playing a key role for the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinter Fry
Keith Hays
Lincoln
Diller
Robert Fry
Farm Seed and Livestock Ads Offer Bargains
Hor Sale Club Kaffir Corn Meyer Brothers For Sale Sudan seed 325 per hundred pounds. Henry Arntt Sr For Sale Bonham Theatre tickets at 9 discount at the Record office. FOR SALE One milk cow early Kale seed 1.00 per bushel Theo Henrichs For Sale Home grown high germination Atlas Largo Early Kale Sooner Mile seeds 125 per bu Cercean tested for smut 15c per bu extra Henry Wiemers 2t Diller Nebr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudan
Henry Arntt Sr
Theo. Henrichs
Henry Wiemers
Diller
New Summer Apparel Line Debuts for All Ages
Cool Summer Duds unveils a stylish new collection for men women and children with emphasis on comfort and fashion. Bert Pease contact 154:03 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Pease
Lincoln Man Joe Blair Noted With Heart Ailments
Mra Samir reports Joe Blair of Lincoln Iowa is four weeks better with heart ailment and Hedna offered with heart ailments, as the local health update notes hedge on recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mra Samir
Joe Blair
Lincoln Ia
Mr and Mrs Join Specht Visit Lincoln Friends
Mr and Mrs Join Specht of Lincoln spent Saturday through Monday visiting friends and relatives in the area.
Local Travelers Visit Relatives Across Kansas
Mrs. Mollie Riddle left Sunday morning over the Burlington for Grenola Kansas to spend a couple of weeks visiting relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Ernst Gorr of Curtis Nebraska and Bob Green of Lincoln spent Mothers Day at Diller with their parents Mr. and Mrs. Rex Green. Ernest Schultz carpenter was injured losing two fingers operating a circular saw at Beatrice last week and was laid up for a while.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mollie Riddle
Burlington
Grenole
Kansas
Ernst Gorr
Curtis
Nebraska
Bob Green
Lincoln
Diller
Rex Green
Ernest Schultz
Beatrice
Mother's Day Dinner Guests From Omaha Visit Relatives
Mr and Mrs Oscar Amos hosted Mother's Day dinner with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Caldwell Mr and Mrs Dean Barber Mrs Isabella Raymond Flossie and Fern True Thompson visiting from Omaha to spend the day with their mother and relatives. He returned to Omaha Monday morning with Leonard Roelfs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Amos
Lawrence Caldwell
Dean Barber
Isabella Raymond
Flossie
Fern
True Thompson
Omaha
Leonard Roelfs
Family ties span West Point and Pyche relatives
Mr and Mrs L B Lessy host relatives Dick and Mary of West Point Nebraska and Miss Ruth Pyche at the home of their parents and grandparents Rev and Mrs H H Pyche for a family gathering.
Mother's Day Visit From Local Families
Dr and Mrs Claude Ellis Mrs Wohlfarth and Gretchen and Mr and Mrs Ross Hays and Stanley drove to Chester Sunday in the former s car to spend Mother's Day at the home of Dr and Mrs Cecil Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Ellis
Ed McCune Hosts Sunday Dinner At Home In Diller
Ed McCune welcomed Sun day guests to his Diller residence. His son Charles and wife arrived from the Rock Creek precinct farm with a plentiful mid day meal of chicken and noodles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. McCune
Diller
Chas
Rock Creek Precinct
Mrs Greider Visits Lincoln in Capitol City
Mrs John Greider traveled to Lincoln Saturday evening with Mrs Eleanor Steffensmeyer. She visited with her nephew Henry Frisbie and his wife and with longtime Diller friends in the capital city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Greider
Lincoln
Eleanor Steffensmeyer
Greider
Henry Frisbie
Old Diller
Capitol City
Farmer Frank H. Nider Dies in Steele City Hospital
Frank H. Nider a farmer near Jansen died at Steele City hospital on Saturday May 4 at age 55 after a long illness. He was the brother of Claude Nider and left several other brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Nider
Jansen
Steele City Hospital
Claude
Nider
Diller
Mother's Day Dinner Hosts Bring Family Guests
Mrs. Christie Seaman hosted a home dinner for Mother's Day with her children and extended family including Sam Thompson and family, Mrs. Chester Sparks and family, True Thompson of Omaha, Harry Thompson and family, a Lincoln grandson, and Wayne Thompson with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christie Seaman
Sam Thompson
Chester Sparks
True Thompson
Omaha
Harry Thompson
Lincoln
Wayne Thompson
Family visit spans Kansas on Mothers Day
Mrs. Grace Fasnacht and her two sons from Diller along with Mrs. Vena Wehling of Lanham and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mathias of Ellis travelled to Hanover Kansas for Mothers Day to visit their aunt Mrs. Louise Schroder at the home of Mr and Mrs Will Scruby. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Imming and daughters were also guests at the Scruby home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Fasnacht
LaForest and
Terril
Diller
Vena Wehling
Lanham
Roy Mathias
Ellis
Hanover
Kansas
Louise Schroder
Will Scruby
Geo. Imming
Bell Family Dinner at Lincoln Honoring Grandmother
Mr and Mrs Max Bell and son from Kansas City visited Sunday and picked up A Bell's parents then toured to Lincoln for a family dinner at Belford Bell's home. All Bell children attended except Jack and Mrs Betty Bell. Frank T Spear of Fairbury and granddaughter Sue Ann joined the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Bell
Kansas City
A. Bell
Fairbury
Sue Ann
Nixon Visit on Mother's Day at Logan Home
Mr and Mrs Raymond Nixon of Lincoln visited on Mother's Day at the home of Mrs Logan and with other relatives including Mr and Mrs W T Logan, the latter being the maternal grandparents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Nixon
Lincoln
W.T Logan
Mother's Day Family Dinner Hosted by Mrs. Ida Woods
Mrs Ida Woods hosted a family Mother's Day dinner in Fairbury Nebraska. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Will Kunecke and Donna Mae Jefferson Lona Mr and Mrs Howard Peters Mr and Mrs Will Ames Mr and Mrs JL FP Madden Russell Keith and Mrs Ida Woods all of Dijler. The gathering featured well filled baskets and an enjoyable time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Woods
Will Kunecke
Donna Mae
Jefferson
Lona
Howard Peters
Fairbury
Nebraska
Will Ames
FP Madden
Russell
Keith
Dijler
Diller Woman's Club May Meeting and Tea Details
The Diller Woman's Club met May 7 1940 at 2 o'clock at Mrs James Hays home. Mrs Carl Ludington led the session with a Nebraska today theme covering geology government climate population and religion. A paper on Nebraska transportation and communication was read by Mrs J Huttenmeyer, read aloud by Mrs R Starling. Notable living Nebraskans featured by Mrs Ralph Long. Refreshments by the hostess and Mrs Keith Hays. Twenty members and six visitors attended. A Mother and Daughter Tea is planned for Tuesday May 28 1910 at 2 30 PM at the Methodist church with Mrs R Hubka in charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Woman’s Club
James Hays
Carl Ludington
Nebraska
Ludington
J. Huttenmeyer
R. Starling
R. Hubka
Library Benefit Review of How Green Was My Valley
The Library benefit in the Library room on Friday May 10 drew many attendees led by Mrs. W. E. Sutherland of Fairbury who reviewed How Green Was My Valley by R. Llewellyn. High School English classes and teachers Misses Buls and Peterson attended, coffee and cake were served for about forty ladies, and proceeds reached $450 to fund drapes for the front windows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E Sutherland
Fairbury
Green
My Valley
R. Llewellyn
Buls
Peterson
N.C.S.A. Club Hosts April Afternoon Meeting
Mrs Clara Waggoner hosted the N.C.S.A. Club on Wednesday April 24 with regular business, visiting, and games. Prizes were won by Mrs Starling Mrs D W Fanders and Mrs Virgil Geer. Refreshments were served by the hostess and Mrs Robertson. Guests included Mrs Cal Wag gover Mrs Nancy Robertson Leilah and Carole Jean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Waggoner
N.C.S.A
Starling
D. W. Fanders
Virgil Geer
Robertson
Cal. Waggover
Nancy Robertson
Leilah
Carole Jean
Stanning
Club
A. G. Rep
Flower Club Meeting Notes and Prizes Report
Mrs Starling presented two interesting games. Mrs Green and Mrs Eick received prizes for naming flowers. In the Game of Flowers Mrs Waggoner and Mrs Geer won prizes. A lunch was served by the hostess and her sister Mrs Miller. Next club meeting will be with Mrs Viers Tuesday evening May 21. Roll Call Miscellaneous.
J N C Club Meeting Held At Mrs Bowen Home
The J N C Club met at Mrs Bowen home with all but one member present. Guests included Mrs Frank Cully Mrs Adolph Bevan Miss Ethel Hiatt and Miss Grefe. Mrs Joe Hiatt won the contest and three card tables winners were Mrs John Ramish Mrs Frank Weber and Mrs Joe Hiatt. Refreshments followed as the group adjourned to meet at Mrs Will Weers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Weers
Church Announcements for Synod and Local Events
Rev Woltz notes no preaching this week as he attends Synod. Albert Sasse to serve as lay delegate. India Lace Tea May 22 at City Hall. Vacation Bible School May 27 to June 7 with transportation provided. All children invited, including nonparticipants from Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Woltz
C. L. Hullman
S. S
Hooper
Church Council
Albert Sasse
City Hall
Diller
Methodis1 Church Service Schedule Off May Evening
Pastor W H Clark presides as Sunday School begins at 10 A M with services at 11 A M and 8 P M. Mothers and deods remembered, Junior League at 5 P M and Senior League at 7 P M. May 26 speaker E R Rogers of Lincoln talks to Leaguers at 7 P M and preaches at 8 P M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.H. Clark
Ray Lamb
S. S. Supt
E. R. Rogers
Lincoln
Extension Dept
State University
Congregational Church Announces May Activities
Howard H. Pyche is pastor and S S superintendent. Sunday School begins at 10 A M with worship and sermon on Look on the Fields. Young People meet at 7 30 P M. Missionary Society meets with Mrs Christie Seaman Friday afternoon May 17. Mrs Finching assistant hostess and Mrs Pyche leader.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard H. Pyche
Earl Weigel
Young Peoples
The
Missionary Society
Christie Seaman
Finching
Pyche Leader
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hubby
Diller State Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Black Brothers
Bee County
Frank A. Houston
Fairbury, Nebr
Fairbury, Nebraska
Little
Hor
Sale—Club Kaffir Corn
Meyer Brothers
Bonham Theatre
Waggoner Bros
Box
Semesan Jr
Rais
Mice
N.C
3. A
N.C.S. A. Club
Miller
Geer
J.N. Club
ST. Paul’s EV. Lutheran Near
Congregational Church
S. C. Hutchinson
Diller, Nebraska
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