James A Eastwood Dies Former Teacher Here
James Abram Eastwood longtime educator born in Mission Creek Nebraska died November 7 at his Pomona Kansas home He taught in Nebraska schools served as YMCA secretary at Camp Deming and Camp Bow Fort Worth and was Kansas school superintendent for 29 years He was a member of multiple educational and fraternal organizations and survived by five children and six brothers
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James Abram Eastwood
Heppy
Houtz
Mery
Lucas Eastwood
Mission Creek
Nebraska
United ’ S Presbyterian Church
Verna
Margaret ‘Aitken
Winchester
Boro
Henry Hovtz
James A. Junior
Eugene Crawford
Prescott
Roland Holme
George “Dalton
Pittsburg
Eastwood
Peru State Normal
Peru
Nebr
Sterling College
Sterling
Kas
University of Kansas At
Lawrence
Fort Scott
Spring Hill
National Education
Phi Delta Kappa
Camp Deming
Buoy
Fort: ‘Worth
Tex
Kansas
Echoos
Diller
Dar
Pomona
Old Time Schoolmates Hold Reunion
A fifty year distant Diller schoolmates reunion was held November 17 at Golda Miller McKinley’s ranch near Oxnard California. Attendees from California cities included Hazel Clark Jodell Long Beach Maude Bell Hall Santa Barbara Grace Bell Gemeny Sylva Miller Fish Los Angeles Patrice McEwee Finelli Jessie Miller Spillies Venice Adaline Miller Keith San Bernardino Carrie Diller Long Beach Bernardino McKinley Damon Ventura Dorothy Nancy Spillos Venice.
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Diller
California
Golda ‘Miller McKinley
Oxnard
Calif
Mesdames Hazel Clark
Jodell
Long Beach
Maude Bell Hall
Santa Barbara
Grace ‘Bell Gemeny
Sylva Miller
Fish
Patrice -McEwee Finelli
Los Angeles
Jessie. Miller Spillies
Venice
Adaline Miler Keith
San Bernardino
Carrie Diller
Bernardino McKinley Damon
Dorothy and
Nancy
Ventura
William Spillos
Jansen Tavern Destroyed By Fire
Fire swept the Gail Smith tavern on the east side of a main street near the highway destroying the structure. Only walls remained as volunteers battled the blaze. Henry Walter alerted others and attempted to raise the alarm. William Smith of Endicott owned the building and had partial insurance coverage.
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Gail Smith
Henry Walter
William Smith
Endicott
Duchesne College Dean's List Scholar Named
Camilla Hubke daughter of Mr and Mrs R E Hubke is placed on the Dean's list for the first quarter at Duchesne College. She ranks among fourteen top students with the highest averages and is a junior this year.
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Camilla Hubke
R. E. Hubke
Duchesne College
Camilla
Duchesne
Church Services In Luthran Parishes Arthur W Huseke Pastor
St John s Lutheran at Lapham Nebr offers Sunday School at 9 30 a m and Divine worship at 10 20 a m led by Pastor Arthur W Huseke St Paul s Ebv Lutheran with Pastor Theodore Moebrieg and Otto Dauber holds a service September 10 at 10:00 a m and church school thereafter.
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Theodore Moebrieg
Otto Dauber
Congregational Church Services Announced
Robert Punes serves as minister at the Congregational Church with Mrs. Earl Weigel supervising Sunday School at 9:30 a.m. Worship is scheduled for 11:00 a.m.
Methodist Church Service and Choir Schedule
Esther Youting, pastor, leads morning service at 10 p.m with subject Light AB Story for children. Anthem by youth choir. Sunday School at 11 a.m. Mrs. Ray Lamb superintendent. MYF and choir practice at 7 p.m. Monday children's choir at 4 p.m.
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Ray Lamb
Diller Legion Calendar and Auxiliary Meetings
November activities include the American Legion and Auxiliary regular meeting at 8 p m. December events list District gatherings across Gage and Jefferson counties with various dates and hosts. A Board meeting at Dr Ellis home is announced for December 1.
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Diller American Legion and Auxiliary
Methodist Ladies Plan Christmas Bazaar and Meetings
The W S of the Methodist church met with 23 members and 3 guests. Mrs. James Hays presided as plans were made for a Bazaar to be held Saturday evening Dec 4. Guests included Mrs Virgil Geer Mrs Clara Allen and Mrs Litda Henrichs. Bill Jones bought a new Buick.
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W. SC. S
Methodist Church
James Hays
Rex Green
Korea
Mre. S. B Viera
Seth
Roy Geer
Cheeter Weaver
Theodore Henrichs
Arthur. Vietbe
Virgil © ‘Geer
Clara’ Allen
Litda Henrichs
Public housing fears steer federal policy debate
The piece argues against federal housing subsidies, accusing planners of socialist aims. It contrasts American liberty with European public housing failures, noting debt and loss of freedoms, and cites a British example of government overreach impacting a private helper's home.
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Congress
America
Land of the Free
Europe
Russia
England
Beatrice Woman Dies After Night In Beatrice
Elsie S. Diekhoff of Beatrice died Saturday night. Born April 13 1898 in Johnson county she moved to Beatrice 22 years ago from Diller. Survived by husband Fred A mother Mrs Anna Hulimss Diller two brothers Kilert Hollman Verdon Clarence Hillman Beatrice two sisters Mrs Helen Schipper Diller and Edna Hullman Beatrice Funeral services were Wednesday with interment in Prairie Home cemetery.
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Beatrice
Johnson County
Diller
Fred A
Anna Hulimss
Kilert Hollman
Verdon
Clarence Hillman
Helen Schipper
Edna Hullman
Prairie Home Cemetery
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Lapham Nebr
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Robert Punes
Earl Weigel
S.S S
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Minneapolis
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