For Sale Club Kaffir and Early Kale Seeds
Advert reads state tested seed stock 21 Alpha Wiemers offered for sale.
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Kaffir_ and
Eirly Kale
Alpha Wiemers
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1941
Page
5
Mower and Binder Parts for Cash Sale
S C Hutchinson offers a fairly complete stock of mower and binder parts at discount prices for cash. The shop is not always open, but the proprietor is available morning and evening. Call or visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C. Hutchinson
Household items for sale near Diller
For sale two bedsteads one nearly new with coil spring mattress an oak round extension dining table with six chairs one electric radio one white enamel five burner kerosene stove with built in oven baby carriage sewing machine child’s bed and other household articles Also a Jaybank hay stacker and a Dempster hay sweep See Henry Weshels one mile west of Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaybank
Dempster
Henry
Weshels
Diller
Notice of Final Report in Louis Wenz Estate
Denney and Denney attorneys for the estate of Louis Wenz deceased notify all interested in Jefferson County Nebraska that the executrix has filed a final account and report of administration and a petition for final settlement and discharge and for determination of heirs at law. A hearing is set for June 13 1941 at 10 A M in the County Court Room. Dated May 19 1941 Samuel Gallamoure County Judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Said County
Samuel Gallamoure
Barn on Ed Woods place sold and torn down
Mrs. Julia Novotny sold the old Ed Woods place barn to buyers in Kansas who immediately tore it down, marking a final chapter for the historic structure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Novotny
Ed Woods Place
Kansas
Miss Wealthy Fasnacht Resigns as Relief Operator
Miss Wealthy Fasnacht resigns from the relief operator post at the central office and Mrs. Pearl Blauser will assume the role on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wealthy Fasnacht
Pearl Blauser
Hutchinsons Visit Omaha Then Return Home
Mr and Mrs S C Hutchinson went to Omaha Saturday returning Monday They visited their son and wife Mr and Mrs Harold Hutchinson during the trip.
Patton siblings visit Praire Home to decorate family graves
Harry Patton and his sister Mrs. Mary Sick traveled from Lincoln today to decorate the graves of their parents and other relatives at Praire Home Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Patton
Mary Sick
Lincoln
Praire Home
Cemetry
Stephens Returns to Exeter for Decoration Day Observation
Mr W. W. Stephens, father of Loren Stephens, returned Monday to Exeter Nebraska to observe Decoration Day. He had spent about three months at the home of his son and family south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Stephens
Loren. Stephens
Exeter
Nebraska
Powell Wyoming Visitors Call On Steele City Family
Mrs. Dorothy Verle Green and her two sons from Powell Wyoming arrived Tuesday evening to visit sister Mrs. Wilbur Green and the Lampe family east of Steele City. Reuben Fanders of Diller spoke at Peru State Teachers College Inter-fraternity Banquet Monday evening and is in the cast of Brother Orchid which will be staged next Tuesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy ¢Verle) Green
Powell, Wyoming
Wilbur Green
Rudolph Lampe
Steele City
Reuben Fanders
Diller
Peru State Teachers College
Caldwell visit concludes at Beatrice Cemetery
Mre C E Caldwell and son William of Garden City Kansas arrived at the home of their son and brother Lawrence Caldwell northwest of town on Wednesday evening. They will visit the family lot in Beatrice cemetery tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Caldwell
William
Garden City
Kansas
Lawrence Caldwell
Beatrice Cemetery
Beatrice Visit Aids Local Wreath Making Effort
Mrs James A Pickard and sister Miss Marie Up son visited Beatrice with Roy Mansfield and Tony Zelleng who commute daily for work. Alice Specht and her adult education class crafted wreaths and sprays for graves using paper flowers and evergreens dipped in wax for lasting protection. Some may be sold at 35 cents each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Pickard
Beatrice
Marie Upson
Alice Specht
Betty Jean Hurst Graduates From Albert Lea High School
Miss Betty Jean Hurst of Albert Lea Minnesota daughter of Mr and Mrs L M Hurst and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs L M Cavett is listed among the graduating class. Commencement exercises are set for Thursday evening at the high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Jean Hurst
L.m.hurst
Albert Lea
Minnesota
Betty
L. M. Cavett
Norma Lee Allen Recovers After Measles Siege Then Visits Steele City
Norma Lee Allen endured a three day measles bout last week before recovering and traveling to Steele City to visit a friend. Her illness prompted local health advice and raised concerns about contagion during recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Lee Allen
Steele City
Carroll Woman and Daughter Visit Relatives in Iowa
Mrs Will Kunécke and her daughter from Carroll Iowa arrived by bus last Sunday night to stay three or four weeks visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Lawrence Madden and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Kunécke
Carroll, Iowa
Lawrence Madden
Visitors From Yuma And Guide Rock Stay Overnight
Archie and Alice Lambert from Yuma Arizona and William Lambert from Guide Rock Nebraska visited Mrs. J W Fanders in her home. The elder Mr. Lambert could stay only overnight, marking the brief family reunion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie
Alice Lambert
Yuma
Arizona
J. W. Fanders
Fanders
Guide Rock
Nebraska
Mr. Lambert
Powell trio visits relatives in this vicinity
Harold Bristor his wife and daughter arrive by automobile with Harold's half sister Miss Mary Bristol from Powell Wyoming. They plan a week visiting relatives including Harold's grandmother Mrs. Mary Green and his wife's grandfather Mr. George Fisher nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bristor
Mary Bristol
Powell
Wyoming
Harold
Mary Green
George Fisher
Graduates Honor Local Family at Wymore Commencement
Mrs Ella Griswold Mrs Hazel Green Mrs Cleo Patton and Miss Alice Specht attended commencement exercises in Wymore Tuesday evening. Miss Bessie Reed joined the graduating class and is the granddaughter of Mrs Griswold niece of Mrs Green cousin of Mrs Patton and friend of Miss Specht.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Griswold
Hazel Green
Cleo. Patton
Alice Specht
Wymore
Bessie Reed
Griswold
Green
Patton
Mias Specht
Filleys Arrive From Nebraska for Lincoln Stay
Mr and Mrs Hubert Filley and their baby arrived Sunday from Stratton Nebraska near Colorado where Hubert is a school superintendent. They plan to take quarters in Lincoln while Hubert pursues a Master’s Degree at the University of Nebraska summer school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Filley
Baby
Stratton
Nebraska
Colorado
Hubert
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Return of Lena Schriner to Fort Frank, Kansas
Miss Lena Schriner returns to her home in Fort Frank Kansas after seventeen months in Diller keeping house for Wm Mudge. Mr Jack Loy of Beatrice now cares for Mr Mudge who is very deaf nearly blind and in weakened condition requiring constant care. He walks downtown occasionally for a shave and to meet friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lena Schriner
N. B. Club Meets With Mrs Eulida Ahroeds May Meeting
The N. B. Club gathered Thursday May 22 with most members present and four visitors. Embroidering occupied the afternoon followed by a lunch. The next meeting is set for June 13 at Diller Park hosted by Mrs Lena Wiemers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eulida Ahroeds
Diller Park
Lena Wiemers
N C S A Club Hosts May Bingo Afternoon
Mrs Waggoner hosted the N C S A Club on Wednesday May 14 with the president presiding. Bingo prizes went to Mrs R W Green and Mrs Moser. Invited guests included Mesdames Moser Green Geer and two children Carol Jean and Stanley, C R Steffen and Miss Lela Robinson. A lunch was served. The next meeting will be at Mrs Nancy Robertson’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waggoner
N.C.S.A
Bristor sisters arrive for summer visit at Minneola Kansas
Belva and Zola Bristor daughters of Abner Bristor from Minneola Kansas arrived last week to spend the summer with their extended family including sisters cousins uncles aunts and their grandmother Mrs Mary Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belva
Zola Bristor
Abner Bristor
Minneola
Kansas
Mary Green
J N C Club Meeting at Mrs Romish Home
The J N C Club met at Mrs. John Romish home on May 1 with all but one member present. Mrs. Weber led in quizzes with the highest score. in Mockbridge events Mrs. E Novotny and Mrs. Hazel Hayes posted high scores while Geo Novotny and Mrs. Weber had low marks. A lunch was served by Mrs Romish and visitors included Mrs. Frank Cully Mrs. M C Bowen Miss Idola Champ and Lois Weber. Several school children attended at the hour. Mrs E Novotny to entertain in June. Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Romish
Weber
Mockbridge
E. Novotny
Hazel Hayes
Geo. Novotny
Romish
Frank Cully
Dorcas Society Holds May Meeting with Games and Lunch
The Dorcas Society met in the Methodist church basement on Thursday afternoon May 15. Mrs Viers led devotionals and after a brief business session members played Truth or Consequence with winners Mrs Ira Casper Mrs Champ and Mrs Quinter Fry. Guests included Mrs Clarence Wolken Mrs Smith and Mrs Leonard Roelfs. A lunch of deviled eggs cheese rolls sandwiches potato chips and coffee was served by the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas Society
Methodist
Viers
Ira Casper
Champ
Quinter Fry
Clarence Wolken
Smith
Leonard Roelfs
Orio Geer
Theo. Henrichs
Harry Allen
Perry Weaver
Robert Drake
Church Announcements from Sunt. S. S. 10 A M
Mrs Earl Weigel presides as Sunday School sessions meet June 1 with Acts 11 19 30 topic Living up to our Christian Name Two classes completed last Sunday one had a visitor 11 A M Christian Worship sermon John 3 2 We know you have come from God Diller Young Peoples League meets at 8 P M Missenor Weigel named president Church plans Daily Vacation Bible School with Mennonite leaders Senior Choir practice Friday at 8 30 Church Orchestra at 8 canvassing committee meets June 3rd at Congregational Parish Rooms 8 PM for church survey preparations and a demonstration
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Weigel
Sunt. S. S
Diller Young Peoples’ League
Missenor Weigel
Church
Mennonite
Diller Methodist Church
Church ‘‘Aid
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church Event Notices
Rev L J Wolff announces Sunday School at 9 English services at 10 Bible School begins June 2. Transport provided for country children. Ladies Society meets June 5 at 1 30 PM. Hanover Lutherans present Bolts and Nuts play at Diller Opera House 8 PM Admission 10c 20c. Pentecost White Sunday observances with 3000 baptized earlier. special offering for Tabitha Home Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. J. Wolff
C. L
Ladies Society
Hanover Lutheran Church
Tabitha
Lincoln
Methodis Church Service Plans Picnic Outing
W H Clark pastor Mrs Ray Lamb Sunday School superintendent at 10 A M. Sunday school 11 A M preaching service titled Live Above the Clouds at 5 P M. Young people meet at the church for a canyon picnic and outdoor singing bring a lunch and be on time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Clark
Ray Lamb
S .S
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diller State Bank
Member
Federal Deposits Tosurance Corporation
Black Brothers
Ae. Ee
George J. Novotny
Congoleum
Delux
G.S
Waggoner Bros
N. B. Club
N.C. S. A. Club
J.N. Club
Congregational Church
Robert D.;.hall
ST. Paul’s
EV. Lutheran
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