Local Social Notes Mention Visits and Birth
Onka Lottman returned to activity after illness. Mrs. Earl Cooper spent the weekend with relatives in Lincoln. Miss Hazel Geer visited her sister in Sabetha Kansas. Miss Morton enjoyed time with home folks at Doniphan after the convention. Dr. Fox returned to Savannah Missouri for a second cancer treatment. Henry Saathoff and Ann Hinrichs welcomed an 8 pound boy born Friday November 1. Bernice Beachler joined officials to Stella and Omaha after the convention. New roofs went up on Beckwith building and Pulec garage. Herman Albers and family visited relatives in Lincoln for the teachers convention. Della Reelfs moved home after appendectomy at Beatrice hospital.
Red Cross Membership Reminder and Local Update
A Red Cross supplement urges renewal of memberships between Armistice and Thanksgiving. Miss Lucille Sparks, teaching near Lincoln, visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sparks over the weekend with Miss Harriet Lembke. Mr. and Mrs. O J Mayborn traveled to Lincoln Tuesday where Mrs. Mayborn stayed with their children in school as O J attended a bankers meeting in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Lucille Sparks
Lincoln
Chester Sparks
Harriet Lembke
O. J. Mayborn
Peters Moves Grcery Store and Meat Market to West Main
Herman Peters relocates his grocery and meat business to the west side of Main Street. The renovated room features a new floor and freshly painted walls, presenting a pleasantly updated storefront.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Peters
Gracery
Main Street
Grain and Produce Prices Listed for Yesterday
Prices paid yesterday for grain and produce include Wheat at $1.00, corn 78c to 82c, new corn 70c, oats 4c, cream 37c, eggs 35c, heavy hens 19c, springs 17c, and roosters licensed at unknown rate.
Sterling visitors return home after Diller stay
Mrs. Harry Weddle and daughter Dixie Rose visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Glather and other Diller relatives before returning Saturday to their home in Sterling Colorado.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Weddle
Dixie Rose
Wm. Glather
Sterling, Colo
Diller Area Folks Visit Relatives During Holiday Weekend
Mr and Mrs Edson Maddern of Potter Nebraska travel with their two children Charlotte and Raymond to the Madden home and other Diller relatives by auto via Omaha They plan to visit Kansas relatives if roads permit Mrs Leo Ehlert and sister Pearl Ehlert of Corder Missouri called on Rev Velte at Blue Springs They were among Velte s parishioners when he served at Corder Cal Waggoner attends the Diamond Jubilee in Omaha and performs in the Nebraska Diamond Jubilee handicap trap shoot He was high gun at Tuesday practice with 99 of 100 targets and placed second on Wednesday in Class A Lanham s J F Lanman took fourth in Class B and Will Webling tied for first in Class C with 187 of 200 targets
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edson Maddern
Charolette and
Raymond
Potter, Nebr
L. H. Madden
Diller
Omaha
Kansas
Edson Madden
Leo Ehlert
Pearl Ehlert
Corder
Rev. Ehlert
M. E
Blue Springs
Marguerite
Velte
Cal
Waggoner
Nebraska
J. F. Lanman
Will Webling
Lanham
Diller Residents Attend Fairburn Chamber Banquet
A group from Diller joined Fairburn Chamber of Commerce members at a Tuesday noon banquet in the Mary-Etta hotel. Guests praised the reception and sumptuous dinner, with welcoming talks by F. L. Spear and S. M. Bailey and replies from Frank T. Pearce and Rev. W. R. Weite. The meeting briefly touched on a gravel road for Diller, with assurances of possible aid from Fairbury. Attendees included Bebb Booth, Dee e Farnders, C. B. Aschraft, M. Cillander, Homer Urunk, Rev. W. R. Velter, and Frank de i Pearce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Fairburn
Fairbury
Diler
Bebb Booth
Dee ¥E Farnders
C. B. Aschraft
M. Cillander
Homer Urunk
W.R. Velter
Frank de i Pearce
Pickards Vacation Visit in Fairbury
Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pickard of Fairbury spent the weekend with their sister Mrs. S. F. Clark and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Pickard
Fairbury
S. F.clark
Three Year Old Suffers Cut From Fall
The three year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E E White fell and cut her head requiring medical care. A separate outing saw Mr. and Mrs. John Pulec and Mrs. Sophia Kuper visit the York radio station from Saturday to Monday. Others hosted guests: Mrs. J A Ramsey and several others dined with Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Riddle on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E E ‘White
J.hn Pulec
Sophia Kuper
Cerelda
York
J. A. Ramsey
Fred Davis
R. Ramsey
Bernice
William Barton
Less Hill
Geo. Riddle
The Keystone class hosts a Kensington gathering at Mrs Eick home
A November afternoon meet of the Keystone class of Congregational Church at Kensington raised funds for annex kitchen equipment. Members braved rough roads to attend a business session and enjoy food, dessert, and social chat amid a festive Thanksgiving mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keystone
Congregational Church
Kensington
A. A. Eick
Ford
Mesdames
Nelson
Anderson
Tristman
Frisvie
Mesdames Calkins and
Moffit
Mrs Myers Visits Family and District Teachers Meeting
Mrs Clara Myers returned Tuesday from Havelock where she visited her son W F Myers and family and also Grayce Myers in Falls City where she teaches and attended the district teachers meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Myers
Havelock
W. F. Myers
Grayce
Falls City
Camp Nov 14 Meeting Promises By-Law Explanations
The camp invites members to the November 14 gathering with state deputy Neighbor Kester to explain the new by-laws adopted at the last head camp and discuss policy exchange options for those joining before 1919. Refreshments will be served as long-time members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kester
Callander
New Money Replacing The Old At Rapid Rate
The article notes that after a currency redesign the old, larger money is disappearing quickly. Banks rush old notes in and banks receive the new smaller currency, accelerating circulation. In months the old money will be gone except where held for reasons, while the new money becomes common and ordinary in use.
Diller Regraveling Improves Street Conditions
Street Commissioner McCune spread gravel on Diller streets, improving driving surfaces and easing travel for residents. The work enhances safety and accessibility across the town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
McCune
Warning on carbon monoxide danger in closed garages
Health authorities renew warnings as cool weather returns about the deadly risk of carbon monoxide from car exhaust in closed garages. The gas is invisible and odorless, often fatal during routine repairs or cold morning starts, with fresh air as the only antidote.
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Columbus Dispatch
Womans Club Meeting Briefings and Musical Recital
The Womans Club gathers November 13 at 2 30 P M with Hostess Mrs W T Logan Assistant Hostess Mrs Claude Woods Leaders Mrs Scott Miller and Mrs Allie Eick Roll Call Current Events Community Being endings Mrs Lowe of Steele City Piano solo Margaret Velte Talk on New Zealand by Mrs Lena Dill of Steele City U S Island possessions Violin solo by Cloyd Pally Velte accompanist The event invites participation and questions for the speaker who will discuss New Zealand from twenty years of residence Plan includes reminders to attend and bring worthwhile questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Woods
Scott Miller
Allie Eick
Lowe
Steele City
Margaret Velte
New Zealand
Lena Dill
U. S. Island
Cloyd Pally
T Velte
Remona
Dill
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens State Bank
Onka Lottman
Earl Cooper
Hazel Geer
Sabetha, Kan’s
Chester Weaver
Dr. Fox
Savannah
Henry Saathoff
Ann Hinrichs
Bernice Beachler
Reynolds, Neb
Supt
Mrs. Nelson
Stella
Beckwith
Pulec
Herman Albers
Goodland
Kans
Della Reelfs
Roy Reelfs
Beatrice Hospital
The
Diller Opera House
Overland Telegraph
Heart of
Gen. R. E. Lee
Diller High School Orchestra
Keystone Kensington
Rexall Sale
J.K. Shutt
Rexall
Woodman’s
Womans Club
Choice
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