Weather Update and Local Tidbits From Nebraska Town
Sheriff Helvey visited the area on official business. Weather predicted slightly warmer conditions for southeastern Nebraska. Eric Weigel recovering well from an appendectomy at Odell Hospital. Mr and Mrs Max Bell and their young son of Kansas City visited Max and H A Bell’s family weekend guests. Mr Hockinsmith of Stanbery Missouri also stayed over.
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Max Bell
Jittle Son
Kansas City
Mr.Hockinsmith
Stanbery
Coal Sale Ad Promotes Winter Supply and Low Prices
Cornbelt Lumber Co. urges readers to stock up on coal with competitive pricing. Manager C. L. Geer notes inquiries via phone 153:02 for the winter fuel, emphasizing dependable supply.
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Cornbelt Lumber Co
C.L
Geer
Mgr
Couple Reaches Home After Eye Surgery Remove Steel
Mr and Mrs Floyd Hughes returned Tuesday from Lincoln after Floyd underwent a serious operation to remove a piece of steel from one eye ball Mrs R F Starr who accompanied them also returned with them.
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Floyd ‘Hughes
Lincoln
Floyd
R.F. Starr
Funeral for Mrs Champ 80 Gage County Pioneer
The funeral for Mrs F M Champ aged 80, a longtime Gage county resident who lived on the Odell area farm for over thirty years, was held Wednesday afternoon. She leaves six children including George Champ of near Diller. her husband died fourteen years ago.
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Mra. F
M. Champ
Gage
Odell
George Champ
Diller
Man Injured When Horse Stepped On In Rural Accident
Lee Calkins was severely injured early Saturday when his horse stepped on him near his home after scattering stock. Four ribs were torn loose on the left side. He was picked up by Frank Crinklaw and taken home. A physician was summoned and he is doing nicely.
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Lee Calkins
Frank Crinklaw
Shutt and Family Visit Lincoln and Diller Areas
H K Shutt and son Irwin traveled to Lincoln last Friday with Will and Ed Weers to visit relatives and friends. Mrs Mattie Clark spent a few days last week with Mrs Jennie Osborn in Lincoln. Nimrod Brandt and family from Powell were Sunday guests at Mrs Susan Brandt's home in Diller.
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H.K. Shutt
Irwin
Lincoln
Will
Ed. Weers
Cat Auburn
Mattie Clark
Jennie Osborn
Nimrod Brandt
Powell
Funeral attendance noted for Peters family near Odell
Mrs. Herman Peters and her daughter in law Mrs. Howard Peters attended the funeral of Mrs. F. M. Champ near Odell on Wednesday afternoon.
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Herman Peters
Howard Peters
F. M .Champ
Odell
Moser Visit to Pawnee City With Family
Mr and Mrs S C Moser spent last week with her brother Hert Hutchinson and family at Pawnee City. The party toured Pawnee County and visited local sites.
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S.C. Moser
Hert. Etchinson
Pawnee City
Pawnee ‘County
Blauser hosts pheasant dinner with the Plagers
Clifford Poe and Bean Barber attend a pheasant dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W H Plager. Their son Gilbert brings home one third on Tuesday and two on Wednesday.
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GC. Blauser
Clifford Poe
Gilbert
South Weymouth Couple Visits Diller Friends
Mr and Mrs Gilbert Bauguess of South Weymouth Massachusetts and cousin Miss Isabelle Shoebotham a Fairbury teacher visited with Diller friends last Saturday Gilbert son of Dr Harry Bauguess a former Diller physician now practicing in Detroit Michigan. While serving in the navy he took an electricity course and is now operator of an electric power plant at South Weymouth.
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Gilbert Bauguess
South Weymouth
Isabelle Shoebotham
Fairbury
Diller
Gilbert
Harry’ Bauguess
Detroit
Mich
Eick and Richardson Birthday Party At Home
Members of the club and families gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eick’s home on October 8 for rock games honoring the Eick anniversary and Leonard Richardson’s birthday. Seven tables played with Mrs. Leonard Frisbie winning high honors and Mrs. Frank Grone second. a luncheon of fruit salad cake sandwiches and coffee followed.
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Frank Eickhursday
Nite
Mrs. Eick
Weekend visits and hunting in Nebraska towns
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Brunk spent Sunday with Plymouth relatives and friends. Lois and Helen Henrich, state university students, were weekend visitors at their home in Diller. Mrs. W. C. Steffensmeyer of Lincoln is spending the week with her father, Dr. Diehl, and doing a bit of pheasant hunting.
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Mrs. Homer Brunk
Plymouth
Lois and
Helen Henrich
State University
Diller
Southwick Family Visiting Relatives in Colorado
Mr and Mrs A E Southwick of Endicott formerly of Diller vicinity and their son Raleigh and wife near Harbine have been visiting relatives in Colorado.
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A. E. Southwick
Endicott
Diller
Raleigh
Harbine
Colorado
Mrs Eva Best Leaves for Visit in Atchison Kans
Mrs Eva Best departs with her mother Mrs Mary Ludwick and Miss Lydia Drullinger for Atchison Kansas where she plans a several week visit.
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Eva Best
Mary Ludwick
Lydia Drullinger
Atchinson, Kans
Eldred Carpenter Family Returns Home After Edgar Visit
Mr and Mrs Eldred Carpenter and their young son traveled from Edgar where they live on a farm and spent time with Diller relatives before returning home yesterday.
Beatrice Blind Piano Tuner Files for State Senate
Arthur J. Floyd of Beatrice a blind piano tuner who travels for Diller has filed for state senator on the republican ticket. This is the first filing in Gage county for the 1932 primary. Kenneth Wherry of a whee is the present incumbent.
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Arthur J. Floyd
Beatrice
Diller
Gage County
Kenneth Wherry
County Corn Husking Contest Set to Top Steele City
Steele City News reports the annual county corn husking contest is slated for Saturday in October. Local businessmen have arranged prizes and a publicity campaign for the event to attract participants and spectators.
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Steele City
Hidden horseshoe superstition for brides blessings
A breezy advice note claims placing a horseshoe under the bride s bouquet and in her purse will ensure prosperity and plenty. The quip is attributed to a syndicated item from a newspaper service.
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Meee
WNU Service
Beatrice Woman's Club Meeting Noted Guests
Mrs Newt Hays hosted J N G on Oct 7 with ten members and six children present. Guests included Mrs Chas Hays Beatrice Mrs Bankson and Miss Ethel Hiatt. The Beatrice club invited them to meet Oct 6 in Yo Me A room. Mrs Newt Hays and Mrs Keith Hays attended and spoke after business hours. The group tied a cotton quilt and enjoyed an elaborate lunch.
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Newt -Hays
Chas. Hays
Beatrice
Bankson
Ethel Hiatt
Beatrice Woman’s Club
Newt Hays
Keith Hays
Hays
How Fish Breathe Through Gills and Mouth Structures
A brief on fish respiration notes that fish do not surface for air but absorb dissolved air from water. Gills facilitate the exchange of carbonic acid gas for air. Most fishes possess teeth in varied forms, sometimes located not in the jaws but on the inner mouth or pharynx and even along the esophagus.
How to Preserve Books
Advice on preserving books notes leather bindings should be polished with a reliable furniture cream. Gently mend frayed edges by gumming them with fish glue to keep volumes looking attractive on shelves.
N C S A Club Hosts Visitors And Contests
On Wednesday October 7 Mrs C H Cully entertained N C S A members and guests from Falls City including Mrs S C Moser and Mrs E Hadley. New member Mrs Ray Eick was welcomed as a worthy member. Two contests, a hobby and an original state quiz, highlighted the meeting. A two course lunch followed. Next gathering with Mrs Cavett on October 21 features music and a note from a musician.
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S. C.moser
E. Hadley
QO. J. Mayborn
Flossie Raymond
Lawrence Brannin
Falls City
Cavett
Ray Eick
How Fruits Are Colored
The article explains citrus fruit coloring as a careful process. Kerosene burners are still used to some extent, but ethylene is now often used for turning green citrus yellow.
Balanced salad with pear dates cream cheese
A quick recipe outlines 12 canned pear halves 12 pasteurized dates and 12 nutrients percent cream cheese. Dress with syrup from pears or cream. Arrange two pear halves on lettuce, insert stuffed dates, add nut meat, and serve with French fruit salad dressing or cream mayonnaise.
Fifteen Minute Milk Pudding Made With Dried Fruit
A historical recipe describes scalding two cups of milk and adding brown sugar and salt. Cornstarch is mixed with half a cup of milk then stirred into the hot milk until thick, then raisins and dates are added and cooked in a double boiler for at least twenty minutes before chilling in molds and serving with cream.
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Citizens. State Bank
Helvey
M. Callander
Nebraska
Eric’ Weigel
Odell Hospital
N.R.C
Waggoner. Bros
Morticians
Rexall
Rexall Store
Diller, Nebr
J.N.C
N.C. Sha
The
Banas
Aladdin Light
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