Local Notes From Diller and Surroundings
Miss Lela Hadley of Endicott spent Tuesday afternoon with friends in Diller. Guy Cassell near Steele City sold a truck load of sorghum in Diller on Wednesday. Mrs. W E Epley’s mother arrived from Wyoming to visit. O A Dean traveled to Falls City to see a brother. Mr and Mrs F Hartzel visited family near Geneva. Fern Cavett at Beatrice business college spent the weekend at home in Diller. Mr and Mrs J L Hughes visited daughters in Reynolds Monday night. Mr and Mrs R L Oaks visited their son in Beatrice for Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Hadley
Endicott
Diller
Guy Cassell
Steele City
Fern Cavett
Northwestern Business College
Beatrice
J. L. Hughes
Reynolds
Wilbur and
Cleve Flatt
R. L. Oaks
Mrs
Harry King
Dorcas
M. E. Church
P. C. Remley
Mesdames Hale
Ellis
Fry
Greenwood
Viers
Beatrice Teacher Visits Family Over Weekend
Miss Pearl Bell, a Beatrice teacher, spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Bell, returning to Beatrice on Sunday.
County fair in Beatrice draws large turnout
Secretary L. Boyd Rist reports about twenty five thousand people attended the county fair at Beatrice last week. The crowd included several thousand children who were admitted free.
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Beatrice
L. Boyd Rist
Hastings Couples Visit Former Illinois Friends
Mr and Mrs Kirren Strain of Hastings visited Tuesday night with Mr and Mrs George Riddle. The two gentlemen were old friends in Illinois years ago and enjoyed a pleasant visit.
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Kirren Strain
Hastings
George Riddle
Ilinois
Richardson county farm bureau offers three cent corn husking price
Members of the Richardson county farm bureau met recently and decided to offer 3 cents per bushel for corn husking. They concluded that even at that rate the laborer would earn more money than the farmer.
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Richardson County Farm Bureau
Sheriff Urges Precaution as Winter Crime Rise Feared
Sheriff Emery urges all Gage county village boards to use all means to protect lives and property as police expect a winter rise in depredations. Banks and stores are robbed and people held up on highways and at home. officers warn thieving must be guarded against with unusual care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emery
Gage County
Local Notes and Visits Around Diller Nebraska
F Hartzell visited the Kansas City market Wednesday morning after feeding cattle. Geo M Myers laid a new cement walk along his Diller residence on Wednesday. Tanlac is praised by users at Shutt's Drug Store. Mr and Mrs Cal Herwig returned from California auto trips and visited Diller relatives Tristmans and Gretzingers. Mr and Mrs J D Fanders and Grandma Senior visited with sons John and Theo Senior northeast of Diller on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Hartzell
Kansas City
Geo. M. Myers
Diller
Mrs
Cal. Herwig
California
Tristmans and
Gretzingers
J. D. Fanders
Grandma Senior
John
Theo
Advertising Request to Boost Local Record Listings
A reader is urged to contact their dealer to place an advertisement in the issue or risk missing exposure. The notice encourages sending a word to inspire placement in the next edition and promote the Record's boost.
Tan lac promises health by curing stomach disorders
Shutt's Drug Store promotes Tan lac as a remedy to correct stomach disorders and maintain wellness and strength.
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Tanlac
Shutt’s Drug Store
Meeting of entertainment course signers Friday evening
Those who enrolled in this winter's entertainment course will meet at Dr. Diehl's office this Friday at 8 o'clock to organize and arrange for selling season tickets.
Family visit and local notices from Beatrice Sun
Mr and Mrs L Lpock and daughter Charlotte returned from a trip to Peoria Illinois. A copy of Earl Nickersons Moorhead Indiana Register arrived, noting his first issue since purchasing the office. Avery Lumber promotes winter building materials. A Nickeson family reunion is recorded at a farm southwest of Ellis with many relatives attending.
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L. Lpock
Charlotte
Peoria
Ill
Earl
Moorhead, In
Register
John M. Nickeson
Ellis
Chas. Nickeson
Henry Bartlett
Leo Long
Neag Odell
J. Highland
Akron
Colo
John N. Nickeson
Carol
Perle Nickeson
Eva
William Nickeson
Grandpa Nickerson
Harold
Paul
Florence Nickeson
Frank Nickesonm
Beatrice Sun
Road Improvements Brought to County Town Area
A new 5 ft comert culvert was laid across the roadway a half mile north of town during week as road grading continues. The community club road committee guaranteed 48 to secure an extra four foot tile, making forty feet total for a wider safe stretch between town and the cemetery. Credit is given to Commissioner Wom Woods for driving the project at this hazardous spot.
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Wom. Woods
Home Town Papers Boost A Nationwide Unity Drive
A nationwide movement backed by the National Editorial Association aims to unite Americans by strengthening ties to their native towns. Newspapers promise to keep old hometowns alive by printing local changes and events, with an offer of extra copies to subscribers and distant relatives. Local notes include visits and Dorcas Sunday school plans with details on meetings and future entertainments.
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National Editorial Association
America
Freshmen Teachers Initiated by Girls Athletic Association
School notes report a playful start to the year with strong junior training. Freshmen and teachers joined the Girls Athletic Association in a lively initiation featuring a problem drawing of the superintendent and a long hike back to town. The High School boys begin basketball against Odell Friday with Bowers as captain, signaling strong leadership ahead.
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Kurtz
Wwe
Girls Athletic Association
Wiene
Odell
Bowers
India
Home game scheduled October 14 vs Plymouth
The schedule lists a home court game on October 14 with Plymouth as the opponent.
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Plymouth
Vigilance Against the Ku Klux Klan Urges Canadian Citizens
The Beatrice Express notes Canadians reject imported secrecy and urges a quarantine on the Ku Klux Klan. It cites federal investigations, citizen opposition, and local groups formed to oppose the secret organization, arguing it undermines American and Canadian government integrity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Ku Klux Klan
Beatrice Express
Local Items Roundup From Burchard and Nearby
Henry Deaver returns to Burchard. Harold Logan had his tonsils removed Saturday. Specht and Ellison continue stack threshing in the area this week. The Mother's Club met with Mrs. Gridley last Thursday.
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Henry Deaver
Burchard
Harold Logan
Specht & Ellison
Mother’s Club
Harbine Social Notes Include Visits and Trips
Harbine news items report Chas. Sandman and daughter Addie and Geo. Arnold with families traveling to Paxio Kansas to visit Mrs. James Finney. Carl Schnuelle returned from Beatrice after a hospital stay. Henry Schroeder and family from Cortland visited the Franz Mudrow and Frank Murray homes. Harlan Weaver and family spent the weekend in town.
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Chas. Sandman
Addie
Geo. Arnold
Paxio
Kan
James Finney
Carl Schnuelle
Beatrice
Henry Schroeder
Cortland
Franz Mudrow
Frank Murray
Harlan Weaver
Seven Pound Baby Born to NiJer Family Sunday
Ellia and Claude NiJer announce the birth of a seven pound baby girl born Sunday Oct 2. In other news Mr. and Mrs. Wm Pingle and sons visited Lincoln to see Tom Dyer and family. Josephine Ommen of Beatrice visited home folks. Perley Price, brother of J A Price, died in Kansas City. Mrs. Franz Mudrow returned from Beatrice after medical care. Merton Murray of Hebron visited his parents Saturday and Sunday.
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Ellia
Claude NiJer
Wm.Pingle
Arnold
Lincoln
Tom Dyer
Josephine Ommen
Beatrice
J. A. Price
Perley Price
Kansas City
Franz Mudrow
Merton Murray
Hebron
Mrs
Tom Murray
Obituary: John Wiese Sr. of Meadow Grove Dies at 93
John Wiese Sr., an early Jefferson County settler born in 1830 in Posen Germany, died Sunday October 2 at his son John Wiese Jr. in Meadow Grove Neb. He lived on a farm near Diller for 25 years and spent his last years with family. Surviving relatives include Ernest Wiese Lincoln Fred Wiese Hastings Ed Wiese Omaha and John Wiese Meadow Grove. Funeral services were held at the Jansen residence then at the Reformed Church southeast of Harbine with burial nearby. He belonged to the Reformed Church for 55 years and was esteemed by neighbors.
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John Wiese
Diller
John Wiese, Jr
Meadow Grove
Nebr
Wiese
Posen
Germany
America
South Carolina
Iowa
Jefferson County
Jansen
Ernest Wiese
Lincoln
Fred Wiese
Hastings
Ed. Wiese
Omaha
F. &. Achtemeier
Reformed Church
Harbine
Grieb
Arthur Achtemeier
The
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