Charley Hilder Moves Back to Wymore
Charley Hilder has moved back to Wymore. Donations of aprons and fancy work desired from members for the Methodist ladies bazaar on December 4. Miss Alice and Inez Specht visited Shea on Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with friends. Mrs. W. S. Filley and children traveled to Kansas City for Thanksgiving Day with relatives. Miss Charlotte Loock returned from Deshler to help care for her mother Mrs. E. L. Loock who is recovering from illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice
Inez Specht
Shea
Methodist Ladies
W. S. Filley
Kansas City
Charlotte Loock
Deshler
E. L. Loock
Miss Grace Bugbee Visits During Thanksgiving Vacation
Miss Grace Bugbee, teaching in Oskosh Nebraska, arrives Wednesday for Thanksgiving holiday with her parents Mr and Mrs Col Bugbee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Bugbee
Oskosh
Nebr
Mrs
Col. Bugbee
Mrs A L Tristman Travels After Telegram About Daughters Illness
Mrs A L Tristman boarded an early Tuesday morning train to Bainbridge Ohio after receiving a telegram reporting her daughter Mrs Elsie Hedrick is seriously ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Tristman
Bainbridge, Ohio
Elsie Hedrick
Nebraska families visit W A Snyder home
Mr and Mrs J A Pete Butler of Fairmont Nebraska and Mrs Hurtt with two daughters of Central City Nebraska are guests in the W A Snyder home. The Butlers were longtime residents of the Diller area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A
Pete’’ Butler
Fairmont
Nebr
M E church Bazaar and Supper Planned for December 4
The ladies and society of the M. E. church announce their annual bazaar and supper for Saturday afternoon and evening December 4. All women of the church are expected to contribute an apron or some fancy work.
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The
M. E. Church
Miss Green Leaves School for Month of Rest
Miss Helen Green who recently underwent an appendectomy will pause her Blauser district school duties for a month. She will stay with her sister Mrs Volney Raymond in Fairbury for the period to recover fully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Green
Blauser
Fairbury
Volney Raymond
Logan Family Plans Lincoln Visit From Sundl Nebraska
Mr and Mrs Paul Logan and their young son Delos arrived Monday from Sundl Nebraska to visit J H Logan and relatives in the Shea and Diller area. Mrs Logan and son planned to ride to Lincoln on No 16 the following day to visit her parents Mr and Mrs A T Watson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Logan
Delos
Sundl
Nebr
J. H. Logan
Shea and Diller
Mrs Gladys Pavey Weds Mr Floyd Bucoy in Fall City
Mrs Gladys Pavey daughter of Mr and Mrs Sam Freeman living north of Diller and granddaughter of the late Daniel Freeman was married recently at Fall City to Mr Floyd S Bucoy of Clay Center Nebraska where they will reside. Bucoy is employed as an operator for the Burlington at Clay Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gladys Pavey
Sam Freeman
Diller
Daniel Freeman
Fall City
Floyd S. Bucoy
Clay Center
Nebr
Bucoy
Burlington
Bazaar and sales notes from Hartzehs grove turkey shoot
The item mentions the Methodist Ladies Bazaar on December 4 with sale of thoroughbred S. C. R. I. roosters. It also notes a successful turkey shoot in Hartze’s grove on Tuesday and a used heater sale advertised by Freeman in Fairbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Thompson
Will Bristol
Hartzebs Grove
Fairbury
Campbell McLauren Visits Old Friend Gus Dressen
Campbell McLauren of Fairbury spent Monday afternoon here with his old friend Gus Dressen a harness maker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell McLauren
Fairbury
Gus Dressen
Mrs Sophia Mathias Visits Niece and Friends
Mrs Sophia Mathias returned Saturday from a week long visit with her niece Mrs John Redmond at Airbury where she also called on Mr and Mrs P H Shea and Mrs A Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Mathias
John Redmond
Airbury
P. H. Shea
Miss Vera Anderson Visits Father Near Diller
Miss Vera Anderson of the Cule Floral Co. in Beatrice came Wednesday for a Thanksgiving visit at the home of her father Victor Anderson two miles south of Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera Anderson
Cule Floral Co
Beatrice
Victor Anderson
Diller
Moreland Heads Home After Visiting Old Friends
Moreland left Wednesday for Portland Oregon traveling by way of Kansas City and planning a stop in Dodge City Kansas to visit his mother and sister before continuing home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Art. Moreland
Portland
Ore
Kan City
Dodge City
Kan
Innis Students Travel Home for Thanksgiving
David and Esther Innis and Wesley An University students traveled via the Rock Island to Fairbury and then by car to Diller to spend the Thanksgiving vacation with their parents, the Revs Innis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David and
Esther Innis
Wesleyan University
University Place
Rock Island
Fairbury
Revs. Innis
Diller
Free Tractor Course and Service School at Odell
F H Sible a dealer invites all to attend a free tractor course and service school at his Odell business on December 8 9 and 10 A representative of the J I Case Threshing Machine Co will be present offering an excellent opportunity to learn more about tractors and their use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank
Citizens State Bank
Odell
J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co
Older Boys Conference to Convene in Fairbury
The older boys conference of southeastern Nebraska sets for Fairbury from November 26 to 28 with 200 to 300 attendees from 20 counties. Held under the State M C A, A H Hiltner of Jefferson County M C A directs. Fairbury Rotary Club and two high schools run entertainment. Friday banquet hosted by Rotary. W H Morton toasts. Arthur G Rubinson of Shanghai to speak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Fairbury
Rotary Club
W.H. Morton
Arthur G. Rubinson
Shanghai
China
Stotts Family Return From Hubbell Visit
H C Stotts and family returned Sunday from Hubbell where they visited the home of her mother. Charley Leaper was recently operated on at a Beatrice hospital for appendicitis and came home last Friday. H E and Rex Green visited their wife and mother Mrs. Carrie Green in Lincoln. Kenneth Fouts of West Point and Miss Averil Fouts of Friend joined Thanksgiving at the Fouts home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.C. Stotts
Hubbell
Charley Leaper
Beatrice
H. E. and
Rex Green
Lincoln
Carrie Green
Kenneth Fouts
West Point
Averil Fouts
Friend
J. W. Fouts
Lincoln State University students visit for Thanksgiving
The Diller young people attending the State University at Lincoln came Wednesday evening to enjoy Thanksgiving day festivities with their home folks and will return to Lincoln in time for the reopening of school Monday. Ethol Woods, Grace Myers, Eva Line, Elizabeth Fouts, Carrol Diller, Harold Hutchingon, Arnold Fouts and Cecil Ellis accompanied home by Miss Lucy Madden of Boulder Colorado who is attending the Nebraska school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
State University At
Lincoln
Ethol Woods
Grace Myers
Eva Line
Elizabeth Fouts
Carrol Diller
Harold Hutchingon
Arnold Fouts
Cecil Ellis
Fouts
Lucy Madden
Boulder
Colo
Nebraska
Diller Lodge Visits Steele City Knits Strong Ties
Diller Lodge No 96 Degree of Honor members visited Steele City lodge Monday evening. They were welcomed by Chief of Honor Mrs May Greenwood and Steele City sisters. The hosts provided a pink and white decorated dining room, a splendid supper, carnations for each visitor, music and social time, ending with warm thanks and best wishes.
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Diller Lodge
Steele City Lodge
Steele City
May Greenwood
Exemption Totals Rise During Six Weeks Exams at H S
Six weeks exams were held Tuesday and Wednesday at the high school. Exemptions posted on the bulletin board showed more students exempting than before, with expectations of further increases. The note laments the year advancing and jokes about a long Thanksgiving break.
Diller School Reports Graded Improvements and Basketball Results
Examinations in the Intermediate room showed broad improvement over six weeks with Richard Brandt joining the third grade. 8th graders and Miss Wohlfarth’s group enjoyed a Friday picnic. 7th graders, chaperoned by Miss Mendenhall and Miss Slyhoff, had a Hartzel grove outing with games and supper. The Athletic Club notes record a boys basketball 25 to 22 victory over Plymouth after a tied game and extra periods, while the girls fell 35 to 3. S. J. Thompson arranged transport for teams and spectators. The Diller team lineups are listed with players in both boys and girls squads.
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Richard Brandt
Lillian Wohlfarth
Hartzel’s Grove
Plymouth
S. J. Thompson
Diller
Table Butter At Springs 58-Ae 16 ’53
Fragmentary OCR notes list numbers and terms with no clear event. No identifiable people or organizations are readable.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charley Hilder
Wymore
Freeman’s
Methodist Ladies’ Bazaar
S. C. R. I. Cockrels
G. W. Arnold
H. S
Innis
Ida Wood
Callandar
Lydia Herrick
King
Miss Herrick
Hess
H. K. Shutt
Dr.Hess
Harold Bowers
R. F. Pearl Diller
Raymond Smith
L. F. Flora Waggner
Leigh Reinnart
C. Estella Beall
William Bowers
R. G
Barbara Stull
Ross Hays
W. Thompson
J. G- Eldora Cole
Luther Marstellar
Ict
A. D. Acker
Man Fairbury
C. R. Steffen
Alpha Wiemers
E. ‘Leach
Coles
A. D. Ackerman
G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
Paul S. Beckwith
Diller Markets
Farmers Union Co-Op
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