Community notices and local social updates
Free coffee and wafers at Cully's on Saturday December 1. The M W A meets on the 20th and 4th Thursday each month. Mr and Mrs Ed McCune spent Sunday in Beatrice with Mr and Mrs Guy Hill. E F Habicht traveled Sunday for St Joe after restocking for his store. F A Moon & Son advertise monuments at Fairbury Nebraska Est 1886. Section foreman T W H Waggoner spoke with Burlington officials at Wymore Sunday.
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Ed. McCune
Beatrice
Guy Hill
T. WH. Waggoner
Burlington
Wymore
Beatrice Families Flock to Cully Home Sunday Visit
Mrs. UC J Hiatt and son George and daughter Caroline of Beatrice joined Mr. and Mrs. John Thompson and family and Mrs. Ruth Bowers with two sons for a Sunday gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cully’s home.
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UC. J. Hiatt
George
Caroline
Beatrice
John Thompson
Ruth Bowers
Frank Cully
Miss L O Ballard Visits Pat McElwee in Sioux City
Miss L O Ballard rode the early train Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with her niece Miss Pat McElwee and family in Sioux City Iowa.
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L.O. Ballard
P. A. Finelli
Pat. McElwee
Sioux City
Iowa
Racer’s plea for horse blanket stirs sympathy
A note expresses interest and sympathy for Geo. Riddle’s call for a horse blanket. It accuses an unscrupulous rival of seizing on Geo.’s retirement from racing to claim he no longer needs the blanket.
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Geo. Riddle
Geo
Hess Poultry
Hans Dr. Hess
Dr. Hess
Extraordinary program at Rex theatre with Near East Relief films
A union church meeting Sunday at 7 30 p m features official Near East Relief films and a lecture by state representative Benj Varjabedian. Admission is free with an offering requested.
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Union Church
Careful bulb insertion to protect glass and base
A precaution urges handling light bulbs gently to avoid breaking the glass or loosening the base. Hold the bulb lighted fingertip and insert with steady pressure, avoiding the final twist that strains and damages the globe.
Control Chinch Bug Threats in Wheat Fields
This alert warns farmers to burn dry grass and trash along fences and roadside margins to eradicate breeding chinch bugs. It notes bugs breed now and will move to wheat fields in spring, making early destruction of habitat essential.
Cully’s Store Promotes Coffee and Wafers on December 1
An invitation at Cully’s store promises coffee and wafers for visitors on December 1 while a playful wager is mounted about the next presidential election. The note hints at a lively political atmosphere around the event.
Duroc Boars, Thanksgiving Dinner, and New Baby in Diller
Advertisement for Duroc Boars at 25 dollars from S F Clark and Son. Beatrice visitors Mr and Mrs Lloyd Huret and daughter Betty Jean shared Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs L M Cavett in Diller. A baby girl weighing 93 pounds was born Wednesday morning to Mr and Mrs Ben Henrichs near Diller.
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S. F. Clark & Son
Lloyd Huret
Betty Jean
Beatrice
L. M. Cavett
Diller
Ben Henrichs
Flora Hilder
Warthen Family Active in BeatRice Business Visit
Mrs. Sarah Warthen and her daughter Florence of Diller along with son and brother C. E. Warthen of Washington Kansas were in Beat Rice on Tuesday attending to business matters.
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Sarah Warthen
Florence
Diller
Washington, Kan
Beatrice
Thanksgiving Visit From Havelock Family
Billy Myers and family from Havelock spent Thanksgiving with his parents and grandparents Mrs. G. M. Myers and Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Sparks, plus great grandmother Mrs. F. D. Barr and other relatives and friends.
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Billy’’ Myers
Havelock
G. M. .Myers
W. N. Sparks
F. D. Barr
Beatrice Area Notes and Personal Items
A readable fragment notes social visits in Beatrice and surrounding areas. Lillian Wehlfarth spent the weekend with relatives in Beatrice while teaching there. Mrs H A Packer and son Francis visited Lincoln to see daughter Lucile and other relatives. Veda Mae Cavett traveled from Norfolk Neb to visit home folk. Chester and Mayo Clinic references appear with medical notes including a planned spleen operation in spring.
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H. A. Packer
Sort Francis
Lincoln
Lucile
Rod Nat
Rim Chester
Mayo
First Class Electric Welding Shop Practical Welding
Beatrice Nebraska based Alber Auto Co advertises Class Electric Welding Shop services for crank cases frames teeth in gear wheels fenders castings and frozen blocks with no pre heating no warping and money back satisfaction. Send your jobs to 118 North 4th Street.
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Alber Auto Co
Beatrice
Nebr
Nebraska couple’s unexpected marriage after visit to Harbine
Otto Schroeder and Mies Mary Granzer began by the Nebraska team to visit Otto’s uncle near Harbine. They returned Wednesday and Otto wore a satisfied smile. He revealed they were married. The Woodmen band serenaded them Tuesday night at Diller and left the couple well repaid.
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Otto Schroeder
Mies
Mary Granzer
Nebraska
Otto
Harbine
Diller
Woodmen
Hanover Democrat
Women’s Club Host Dec program on notable figures
In Washington capitol statues honor Susan B. Anthony Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Lucretia Mott. Mrs W T Clark presents sketches. Edison Bell Canfield Fisher Chapman Catt and others are noted. A strong turnout is urged for December Crete talent program planning.
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C. Callander
Capitol
Washington
Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Lucretia Mott
W. T. Clark
A.edison
E.£. Pengelly
Alexander G. Bell
Isabelle Vieths
Carrie Chapman Catta
C. Calandar
Dorothy Canfield
Fisher — Mire
Mayborn A. Gooi
Crete
Marriage of Fred Witty and Maud Conner
Mrs. R W Green traveled from Vliets Kansas for the wedding of her brother Fred Witty to Maud Conner held at their parents home at high noon. The couple plans a honeymoon to Lincoln Nebraska then to Diller area to establish a farm home near Viiets. Green attended with Mrs. Sarah Witty and Fred’s son Dean.
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R. W. Green
Vliets
Kan
Fred Witty
Maud Conner
Witty
Lincoln
Nebr
R.E. Colman
Diller
Viiete
Surprise Anniversary Party For Mr. And Mrs. McCune
Mr and Mrs E E McCune were surprised Wednesday evening when they were called home from the picture show to find about thirty five old neighbors and friends gathered with filled baskets. Rev George Riddle led a pleasant program as refreshments were served and wished the couple many more years of happiness.
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E. E. McCune
Father
Mother McCune
Community Entertainment and Lecture on Market Tendencies
The Community Club hosts a free evening Friday December 7 featuring Mr. Geo R Boomer from the State Agricultural College who will speak on Market Tendencies and cooperative marketing. A preliminary program of three popular nature topics will be presented. The event starts at 7 30 pm. Enthusiasm is expected and attendees are urged to arrive early.
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Geo. .R. Boomer
Our
State Agricultural College
Boomer
Mrs Starr Visits Relatives Then Returns From Holdradge
Mrs. R F Starr returns Sunday from Holdradge Nebraska where she visited her husband and sisters in Armenia Kun and Superior. Mr and Mrs LaVern Pickard earned a license and wed by a minister in Council Bluffs Iowa last Thursday and returned to Fairbury to start housekeeping at 827 3rd Street with a Rock Teland railroad job for Vern.
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R.F. Starr
Holdradge
Nebr
Armenia
Kun
LaVern Pickard
Council Bluffs
Fairbury
Vern
3Rd Street
NCSA Ladies Host Pleasant Thanksgiving Meeting
The NCSA ladies met at Mrs. S. B. Viers home on Wednesday November 21 for social time and a business session led by President Mrs. Robertson. Twelve members attended. Mrs. Clarence Steffen won first honors in a baseball activity and guests Mrs. Dieh and Mrs. Pengelly were honored.
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N.C.S. A
S. B. Viers
Robertson
Clarence Steffen
Meedames Dieh and
Pengelly
For sale pony and assorted ads from local paper
For sale a coming 2 year old part Shetland pony broke to ride. Chunk and furnace wood offered at 5.00 a load delivered. Wanted Ladies to take orders during spare time for remnant rolls at 1.00 each with commission. Write for Liber al Remnant Go Winston-Salem. Dr G H Newton eye ear nose throat Fairbury Nebr.
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Les Barber
Liberal Commission
Winston-Salem
N. Si
G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
Local Market Prices For Grain and Dairy Items
Thursday market notes list Wheat at 0.92 per unit and oats near 0.53 while butter and packing butter show 0.45 to 0.55. Roosters priced around 0.60 to 0.80 with butter fat reported at 0.45.
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Citizens State Bank
Cully’s
F. A. Moon & Son
J. E. Long
Worthington
Ind
Clare
Hainters
Ompeon- Steiner
Lillian
Wehlfarth
Xter
Mies Veda Mae Cavett
General Hospital
Norfolk
Home Folke
Womans Club
Anniver
H. K. Shutt
Dr Hess
Dr. Leach
J. M. Hiatt
Eae
Cally’s Meat and Grocery Store
Stevens
Merton
Vienna
Bologna