Election Day at Diller Sets Off Off Year Record
Pleasant precinct at City Hall saw 385 votes cast—a record for an off year—polls open 8 a m to 8 p m. Judges and clerks led by Wm Plager and A A Eick oversaw counting after midnight. Fred Clark delivered returns to Fairbury. precinct officers voted for Justice of the Peace Snyder 21 Caliender 5 Farrow 4. Assessor Blauser 278. Overseer Ackman 28 Stahl 16. Dist 48 Barber 15 Hudsons 27. Dist 44 Riddle 18. Dist 45 Fox 126.
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Pleasant
Wm. Plager
A. A. Eick
Jo. Blauser
Fred Clark
Fiora Warthen
W. A. Snyder
S.F. Clark
Lynn Waggoner
Justice of the Peace
M. Caliender
Oliver Farrow
Assessor
G C. Blauser
Overseer Dist
Fred Ackman
Alvin Stahl
Dist
Loss Barber
Ralph Hudsons
Earl Riddle
Gacpecaes
Otto Fox
J T Club Social Evening At Mrs Hudson Home
The J T Club met at the home of Mrs Ray Hudson with Mr Walter Beaver present. Rook games provided entertainment and prizes were won by Mrs Ed Wolken and Mrs Harry Frends. Everyone was invited to attend future gatherings.
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J.T. Club
Walter Beaver
Eve
Rook
Ed. Wolken
Harry Frends
Ray Hudson
Ladies of Cong church to serve mail supper
The women of the Congregational church invite everyone to a mail supper in the annex Saturday evening.
Mrs Orvitle on Sick List of Mother May Pity
Mrs Orvitle is on the sick list while Mrs May Pity takes care of her mother. The note records a family health matter and caretaking arrangement.
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Mrs Orvitle
Stahl Anniversary Recalls Move to Harbine Farm
Fifty years after Ernest Stahl moved his family from Franklin Wisconsin to a Harbine area farm neighbors and relatives gathered at Dill er city hall. About forty Stahl descendants attended the memory event with a bountiful dinner and ice cream and cake served in the afternoon.
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Ernest Stahl
Franklin
Wis
Pete Walters
Harbine
Mathiases
Blausers
Sandmans
Mr. Stahl
Diiler
Herman Stahl
Arthur
Lawrence Stahl
Lizzie Zingerlie
Fred
eetg _ Francis Legner
Ell
Jewell Coal Ad Sells Spotless Fuel Satisfaction Guaranteed
An old classified style notice promotes Jewell Coal as a long burning semi Anthracite fuel with a satisfaction guarantee. It lists a contact address in Diller Nebraska and mentions Mrs. Lee Sherman visiting Stella Nebraska with family.
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Jewell
Diller
Mrs Renz and Phyllis Visit Beatrice Parents
Mrs. Paul Renz and Phyllis visited last week at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Polfus in Beatrice and returned home Sunday.
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Paul Renz
Phyllis
Henry Polfus
Beatrice
Keystone Class Halloween Reception at church
The Keystone Class hosted a Halloween event at the cenova run shed near the Keystone class of the torial church. Guests arrived in eerie fashion, rooms were decorated with pumpkin faces and lights, and the evening included warm water spouts and lively crowds. The program honored the Moffit family on their move, with farewell remarks from classmates.
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Mr. Frisbie
Po Iiue
Hallowe’ En
Halloween gathering and Spook town sale delight guests
The event featured games and a profitable rummage sale called Spook town. A grand march led to gifts for guests while Mrs Claussen sang with her husband at the piano. Late, a luncheon followed. guests included Mr and Mrs Ladwick Barton Greider Hiatt Claussen and others.
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Spooktown
Hallowe’en
Ladwick
Barton
John Greider
Ano Hier
Genedill
Fred Fris Helen
Hiatt
Mre Claussen
Halloween Party At Longs Ends With Spooky Fun
At the country home of Mr and Mrs Long on Wednesday Ralph Long and Miss Mildred hosted a Halloween party. Friends enjoyed games fortune telling and a lively Hallowe en tableau making the evening festive for all attendees.
Dinky ves Vo A Raymond story fragment
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and phrases with unclear context. Readable parts indicate a personal or local note but lack coherent events, dates, or actions to summarize into a full item.
Funeral for Harry Strockey Held in Prairie Home Cemetery
Harry A. Strockey born December 27 1874 in Pawnee county Nebraska died November 1 1980 at age 55 years 10 months and 4 days. He moved from Beatrice to Diller about 50 years ago and leaves his mother as the sole immediate survivor. The Congregational church service was led by Rev W E Ludwick with burial in Prairie Home cemetery. Out of town mourners included Mr and Mrs W H Beck of Beatrice Mrs S A Smith and son Mr Eton Smith of Center Kansas.
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Harry A. Strockey
George
Mary Strockey
Pawnee County
Nebr
Burchard
Nebraska
Beatrice
Diller
Harry
Congregational Church
W. E. Ludwick
Prairie Home Cemetery
W. H. Beck
Eton Smith
Center
Kans
Card of Thanks for sympathy during illness and death
We express gratitude for the sympathy and help received during the illness and after the death and burial of our son Harry. Special thanks for the kindness shown and the floral arrangements from Mrs. Mary Steenbay.
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Harry
Mary Steenbay
Standard family stove fuels economy for Keenley
The Standard family ad states a 5 a fam operates with Seiard fuel, claiming true economy by eliminating waste and smoke. It touts clean olive flame, dustless operation, and comfort from Standard burners and stoves, sold through Cornbelt Lbr Co exclusive dealers, phone 15802.
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Cornbelt Lbr. Co
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Citizens State Bank
J. T. Club
Jewell Coal
STAHL
Lee Sherman
Iielson
Stella, Nebr
Esate
Keystone Class
Raymond
Rexall
H. K. Shutt
Harry Strockey
Public Library
Lasser
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