Wy more Woman's club hosts NF. W. C. guest and delegates
Mrs. Scott Miller, 4th district NF. W. C. vice-president, spoke at a Wymore club luncheon. Main speakers were Mrs. Virginia Jeffries of Odell and Mrs. Ray Mudge of Beatrice, who shared reports from their June trip to Washington D.C. as Nebraska delegates to the World Federation conference.
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Scott Miller
NF. W. C
Wymore Woman’s Club
Virginia Jeffries
Odell
Ray Mudge
Beatrice
Washington D.C
Nebraska
Associated Country Women of the World
Farmers Sow Wheat After Rain Refreshes Kansas Farm Visit
Dr and Mrs Claude Ellis returned from Kanorado Kansas where they own a farm. They report a drought spared corn but grasshoppers consumed much of the field. Recent rains improved soil conditions and farmers are sowing wheat.
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Drv
Claude Ellis
Kanorade
Kansas
Doc
Ladies attend Lincoln conference as delegates
Mrs Florence Steffen and Mrs Eva Green traveled to Avoéa in Cass county on Monday as delegates to a Congregational church meeting of the Lincoln association. They returned Tuesday. Rev and Mrs Pyche accompanied them to Lincoln. Mrs Pyche stayed to visit her sons and family while the Rev attended the conference at Avoca.
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Florence Steffen
Eva Green
Avoéa
Cass
Congregational Church
Lincoln’ Association
Mr and Mrs Christ Malchow Travel to Scotts Bluff
Mr and Mrs Christ Malchow left Monday evening for Scotts Bluff to be near their son Alfred who is confined to a hospital there. They accompanied two McLeroy brothers from near Sidney Iowa, friends of the Malchow boys, on the trip.
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Christ Malchow
Scottsbluff
Alfred
McLeroy Brothers
Near
Sidney
Iowa
Malechow
Henrichs to quit Nebraska farming move to Wisconsin
Mr and Mrs Wm Henrichs plan to quit farming in Nebraska and relocate to Wisconsin where they have leased a dairy farm near the Tristmans. They will hold a public sale on Saturday October 17 with a list of articles to be sold in another column.
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Wm. Henrichs
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Tristman’s
Henrichs
Lincoln Methodist Ministerial Association Officers Named
At a meeting last Monday the group elected Rev. H O Martin of First Church president Rev L F Blowfield as vice president and Robert E Drew as secretary treasurer for the coming year.
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Lincoln Methodist Ministerial Association
H.O. Martin
First Church
L. F. Blowfield
Robert E. Drew
Mrs Isabella Raymond Hosts Lincoln Visitors and Families
Mrs Isabella Raymond enjoyed a Sunday afternoon visit with her two sons LaForrest and Volney and their families from Lincoln. Volney was joined by Nellie and Bonnie Green who visited relatives that afternoon.
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Isabella Raymond
LaForrest and
Volney
Lincoln
Nellie
Bonnie Green
Mrs Guy Learned Travels to Edison Nebraska Visit
Mrs Guy Learned went to Edison Nebraska last Friday and returned Monday accompanied by Mrs Rosie Learned and Mrs Austin Learned mother and sister in law of Mr Guy Learned who will visit here. Wendell Fanders with Reynolds Tobacco Company traveling salesman is now located at Grand Island central to his territory.
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Guy Learned
Edison
Nebraska
Rosie Learned
Austin Learned
Wendell Fanders
The
Reynolds Tobacco Company
Grand Island
Auction Planned by Alonzo Specht Next Monday
Alonzo Specht will quit farming and hold an on farm auction next Monday. A list of items to be sold appears in the classified column.
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Alonzo Specht
Wrist watch found gift tied to Miss Gene Andrews
The wrist watch advertised last week proved to belong to Miss Gene Andrews and was a gift from her mother.
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Gene Andrews
County Fair Dazzles Visitors at Pawnee City Show
S C. Moser, Geo, and John Rabman attended the county fair at Pawnee City last Thursday and declared the event had them all beat with its crowd, exhibits, and entertainment.
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S C. Moser
Geo
John Rabman
Pawnee City
Dorcas Kensignton to Meet at M E Church Basement
The Dorcas Kensington group will gather in the M E church basement next Thursday after noon October 15. Members are expected to attend the community meeting and discuss local affairs.
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Dorcas
Kensington
M. E
Injured Men in Scottsbluff Auto Crash Improve
News from Scottsbluff reports several Diller youths injured in a week old auto wreck. Alfred Malchow’s condition improves with oxygen discontinued and plaster cast applied after back and chest injuries and pelvis fracture. Willard Nippert, 19, recovers from brain concussion and skull fracture. Dan Garten released. Fred Perisco died. Norris B. Spenser, 45, improves after neck and rib injuries. Malchow’s Oct 7 note confirms progress and growing strength.
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Scottsbluff
Diller
Alfred Malchow
Alfred
Scottsbluff Republicans
Oid Willard
Nippert
Joe Nippert
Dan Garten
Fred Perisco
Michigan
Norris B. Spenser
Kensington Enjoys Pleasant Oct 2 Gathering at Mrs Bell
The Keystone Kensington ladies met Friday October 2 at Mrs Bell's home after the usual business session. They stitched a quilt and chatted while enjoying refreshments hosted by the hostess. Attendants included Mrs Fradick Grabber Mrs Wm Bernhardt and Mrs Leonard Frisbie.
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Keystone
Kensington
Bell
Fradick Grabber
Leonard Frisbie
Apology for Omission of Ministers at Woman's Club Event
The write up on a recent reception for ministers teachers and new members omitted minister names from the guest list. An apology is offered to Rev. L Wolff and Rev. and Mrs Pyche for the oversight.
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Woman’s Club
L. Wolff
Door Latch Confusion Delays Visitors at Record Office
Citizens believe the door is locked due to a stiff latch though the office is generally open from morning until night with a noon break. Staff remind that hours run daily except the noon hour.
Fairbury Fans Travel to Bellville for Big Football Game
Five hundred Fairbury rooters rode a special train to Bellville Kansas last Saturday to see a 66 game between Bellville and Fairbury high schools amid festive turnout and strong school spirit.
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Fairbury Rooters
Bellville
Kansas
Bellvile
Fairbury
Colds Grip Town as Noses Turn Red
A wheeze of sniffles spreads through the community this week with many affected by cold symptoms and noses turning red from frequent sneezing and coughing.
Welcome to Our New Home in Juniata Nebraska
The Proett family writes from Diller Nebraska October 1 230 settling in their parish of two churches covering about twenty square miles with 250 members. They describe active Ladies Aid societies Home Missionary groups and biweekly meetings plus a monthly Church Night social event and three Sunday sermons.
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Lae Aid
Ladies Aid
Home Missionary Society
Kénésaw
Diller
Proett
Juniata
Nebr
Library Story Hour Next Tuesday For Children
News From The Library announces a Story Hour for children next Tuesday evening from 4 to 5 oclock. The library will be closed for checkouts during that hour but remains open until 5 30 for browsing and reading.
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Gladys Jay
Edna Groff
Ethel Owen
May Furlong
Clara J. Denton
Family visits and rain brighten Steele City week
Out Bethel Way Mr and Mrs Earl Deane and family from near Steele City visited Roy James’s home Sunday. Donald Dean Wymore is spending a pleasant week with his grandparents Mr and Mrs Joe Hiatt. Mr and Mrs Edgington of Steele City called Thursday at the home of their daughter Mrs Joe LePoidevin. Another good rain early Sunday morning. Old Mother Earth will be wet through after a while perhaps.
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Earl Deane
Steele City
Roy James
Donald Dean Wymore
Mrs
Joe Hiatt
Mrs. Edgington
Joe LePoidevin
Farm Sale At Harm Hall Draws Fair Crowd
Mr. Harm Hall held a farm sale at his place last Saturday. Prices did not rise high despite a nice day and a fair crowd. Sunday visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Gerd Henrichs Sr included Ben Behrends Emil DeBoer Henry Henrichs Carl Wenz and Harold Saathoff.
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Gerd Henrichs
Ben Behrends
Emil DeBoer
Henry Henrichs
Carl Wenz
Harold Saathoff
Weather Hopes for Late Apple Crop and New Fruits
If conditions stay favorable, Joe Nicholson expects a late apple harvest with his sweet-apple tree yielding fruit as large as marbles. Other plants show signs of a new crop with tomatoes and mangoes also producing fruit.
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Joe Nicholson
Irrigated Seed Corn Declared Equal to Dry Land Varieties
University of Nebraska extension officials advise Jefferson County farmers that irrigated corn grown in the eastern third of the state is not different in value for seed from dry land corn. They urge sourcing seed from irrigated local fields when possible to meet expected spring seed corn needs, while dry land seed remains recommended where available.
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Jefferson Coury
University
of Nebraska, College’ of Agriculture
Jefferson’ County Extension Office
Seed Corp
East Mrs Newton Hays and Family Return From Tecumseh
Down news notes Mrs Newton Hays and daughter Mrs Edward Bond returned Friday from Tecumseh where they visited relatives and friends. The N C meets October 14 with Mrs M C Bowen. Alfred Malchow is improving and may come home soon. Mr and Mrs E A Folkers shopped in Fairbury Monday.
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Newton Hays
Eaward Bond
Tecumseh
E.’ A.’ Folkers
Fairbury
Diller residents attend hearing on Mrs Catlett estate
County Court Monday heard claims against the estate of the late Mrs Catlett. The focal point was Mrs Casper’s claim for several years services rendered. Present from Diller were Mrs Casper Mrs Grace Fasnacht Miss Emma Glather Miss Pauline Patton and Mr and Mrs O J Mayborn.
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Diller
County Court
Arthur Malchow Funeral Held Near Diller Nebraska
Funeral services for 24 year old Arthur Malchow who died in an automobile crash near Morrill Nebraska last week were conducted Sunday at Zion Lutheran church eight miles north of Diller. The service drew 700 attendees with Rev Ernstmesier delivering the sermon. Burial was in the church cemetery. He was the eldest son of Mr and Mrs C H Malchow of the Steffen farm four miles northwest of town. Surviving are his parents two brothers Alfred 23 who is seriously ill in Scottsbluff hospital and Elmer and two sisters Esther and Leora at home.
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Arthur Malchow
Morrill
Nebraska
Zion Lutheran Church
Diller
Ernstmesier
C._H. Malchow
Steffen Farm
Orth
Town
Alfred
Scottsbluff Hospital
Elmer
Esther
Leora
Appreciation of kindness after loss and injury
Mr and Mrs Christ Malchow and family express heartfelt thanks for the kindness and assistance during their bereavement in the loss of their son Arthur and the serious injury to Alfred. The floral offering for Arthur was most beautiful.
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Arthur
Alfred
Christ. Malchow
Infant Janet Lange Died At Odell Hospital
Baby Janet Lange daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Lange died Sunday morning at Odell hospital. Funeral services were held Wednesday from the family home near Diller and from Zion Lutheran church conducted by Rev. Vorden. Janet born August 6, 1934, died October 4, 1936, aged 2 years 28 days. Interment in church cemetery. Waggoner Bros. funeral service.
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Janet W. Lange
John Lan
T Odell Hospital
Diller
Kansas Line
Zion ‘Lutheran Church
Vordenann
Janet
Waggoner Bros
Happy Hour Club Meets at Mrs. Asa Richardson Home
Mrs. Asa Richardson hosted the Happy Hour Club Friday afternoon with the president presiding. Prizes were won by Mrs. Will Ames and Mrs. Arthur Grone during a rock music game. A delicious lunch followed. Beo Siebolts invited the ladies to meet again Tuesday afternoon October 13. Reporter.
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Asa Richardson
Happy Hour Club
Will Ames
Arthur Grone
Beo Siebolts
WPA road project advances on PWF to Fairbury
The WPA grading crew progresses on the fourth mile from the Gage county line toward Fairbury with Lawrence Caldwell residing along the section. An elevated grader was to begin final finishing touches yesterday and the road is to be graveled once completed.
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Gage County Line
Fairbury
Lawrence Caldwell
Fay Clark Visits Brother Francis Clark on Wednesday
Fay Clark of Fairbury visited his brother Francis Clark in town on Wednesday, sharing a brief family visit and catching up during the day.
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Fay Clark
Fairbury
Francis Clark
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Malchow
Bethel Way
Chas. Showers
Joe le Puidevin
George Wiemers
Opal Gritz
Ivan Wymore
George
Bill Wiemers
Down
East
William
EK. A. Folkers Home
Lewis Wagner
Laura Spence and Son
N.C
Henry Scheele
Donald
Dorothy
Hiram Hall
Giaa
Baby ‘Lange
H. H. Club
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