Church Notices from St. Paul’s and Congregational Church
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran near Diller with Pastor L. J. Wolff and Supt. W. H. Plager lists Sunday school at 9 30 A M. Congregational Church with Pastor Rev Robert A Helms and Supt W A Snyder has Sunday School at 10 A M and church services at 11 A M Next Friday November 3 Keystone Kensington meets at the home of Mrs Cal Waggoner.
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Diller
L. J. Wolff
W.H. Plager
S. S
Robert A Helms
W. A. Snyder
Keystone Kensington
Cal Waggoner
Methodist Church Notes Services and Fellowship
Rev Robert E Drew presides as pastor at the Methodist Episcopal Church with Sunday School at 10 and morning services at 11 and 8 PM The church welcomes new members during the morning reception and invites others to join The night service emphasizes a message to stop limping and advance church activity. Mrs Maggie Remley returns from a visit with Mr and Mrs Vint Logan.
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Astor
Mrs Anna Long Confined by Kidney Trouble
Mrs. Anna Long is confined to her bed due to kidney trouble, limited to home care and rest under doctor guidance.
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Anna Long
Pheasants Brought In As Open Season Near End
A small shipment of pheasants is received as the open season closes tomorrow night, signaling a final chance for hunting during this period.
Halloween approaches as towns prepare events
Next Tuesday heralds Halloween while Clark's store plans a potato car load and a burglary at Steele City leaves about 250 dollars of goods missing. Irving Fanders and Dale Friday travel toward Omaha to shuck corn. Corda and Orval Wiemers attended last Friday's rooters day at Lincoln's College of Agriculture.
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Irving Fanders
Dale Friday
Omaha
Clark
Steele City
Corda
Orval Wiemers
Lincoln
College of Agriculture
Je Diller Schools Close for Teachers Meet
Je Diller schools close Wednesday and throughout the week so teachers may attend the State Teachers Meeting in Lincoln.
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Je Diller
Lincoln
Local Notes Include Farms Trips and Church Events
Elias Hadley and J H Emerson made a motor trip to Geneva Sunday. A number from Diller attend the Sunday School convention in Beatrice. Mr and Mrs Isaac Saylor were entertained at dinner at Maggie Remley’s home. Sunday services in Odell Methodist Church led by Rev Drew from Diller.
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Elias Hadley
J. H. Emerson
Geneva
Diller
Beatrice
Isaac Saylor
Maggie Remley
Odell
Drew
Diller Methodist Church
Mrs. Elias Hadley Plans Month In Aurora Visit
Mrs. Elias Hadley travels to Aurora for a month long visit with her sister Mrs. Clarence Moore and other relatives.
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Elias Hadley
Aurora
Clarence Moore
Beatrice visitors call on Homer Ramsey’s Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Russell and son Kenneth, Rex Trombley, Paul Ramsey, and Mrs. Lou Ramsey of Beatrice called at Homer Ramsey’s on Sunday.
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Russell
Kenneth
Rex Trombley
Paul Ramsey
Lou Ramsey
Beatrice
Homer Ramsey
Beckwith and Wilson Return from Missouri Land Trip
H. H. Beckwith and Ted Wilson of Midway returned from a trip to Missouri. They own land near West Plains and Wilson plans to move there next spring.
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H. H.beckwith
Ted Wilson
Midway
Missouri
West Plains
Mr. Wilson
Beatrice Visitors Extend Stay With Tinstman Family
Mrs W G Tinstman Arlie Tinstman Mrs Warthen and Flora visited Beatrice Tuesday. They were joined home by Mrs Ed Bartlett who will spend several days at the Tinstman home.
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W. G. Tinstman
Arlie Tinstman
Mrs. ~ Warthen
Flora
Beatrice
Ed. Bartlett
Tinstman
Village clears dirt from sidewalk near Miller property
Authorities remove dirt along the Miller property sidewalk to improve snow removal over winters. Mrs. Smith of Fairbury runs a barber shop permanent service every Wednesday at 8 am, offering permanents finger waves and marcel styles at reasonable prices.
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Miller
Harry Thompson
Farmers National Holiday group Pickets Near Council Bluffs
The Farmers National Holiday association resumes road picketing around Council Bluffs Omaha and Sioux City in an anti selling campaign aimed at pushing prices higher. The movement appears to be spreading to other areas as well.
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Farmers National Holiday Association
Council Bluffs
Omaha
Sioux City
J N C Members Host at Harm Hull Home
Mrs Harm Hull entertained the J N C group on October 18 with eight members present and guest Mrs Fred Lottman. Prizes were won by Mrs M C Bowen and Mrs J Hiatt after two contests. Luncheon followed and the club will meet November 1 with Mrs Newt Hays.
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Harm Hull
Fred Lottman
M. C. Bowen
J. Hiatt
Newt Hays
N C S A Club Hold At Mrs Willis Clark Home
Members met by special invitation at the country home of Mrs Willis Clark with near full attendance. Mrs Carrico presided and humorous roll call items were shared. Contests awarded to Mrs Viers and Mrs Loock. A lunch followed as guests departed pleased with the afternoon. Next meeting with Mrs Carico.
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N. C. S. A. Club
Willis Clark
Clarence Steffen
Margaret Logan
W. T Logan
Carrico
Village Board Proceedings Diller Neb Oct 10 1933
The Diller Nebraska village board met in a called session at Rupert Andrews office. Members Snyder Andrews Anderson and Geer present. Bills were read and allowed for salaries street work draying and utilities. A $50 municipal band warrant was approved. Board adjourned at call of the chairman.
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Diller, Nebr
Rupert Andrews
Snyder, Andrews
Anderson
Geer
H. H. Green
Treas
Diller Telephone Co
Guy Rods
H. Green
Too Many Wives at Wednesday Night Show in Diller
The program for next Wednesday features a comedy drama number titled Too Many Wives noted for its comic ludicrous and laughable situations. Merchants sell tickets at 10 cents for the performance this winter audience in Diller.
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Diller
Diller Opera House
Anlee sTock Co
Foo Many Wivers
Jefferson county corn busking contest entries announced
Ten entries have been made for Steele City in tomorrow's Jefferson county corn busking contest. Participants include Herman Schwisow of Helvey Carl Schneider of Plymouth Nim Brandt of Powell Peter Wenz of Fairbury John Garton and Carl Diekman of Diller. The event starts on a 35 bushel bottom land site near town with state and national contests planned at Cozad and West Point in November.
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Jefferson County
Steele City
Herman Schwisow
Helvey
Carl Schneider
Plymouth
Nim Brandt
Powell
Peter Wenz
Fairbury
John Garton
Carl Diekman
of . Diller
Cozad
West Point
Dean Barber Spends Weekend with Diller Relatives
State university student Dean Barber spent Saturday and Sunday with relatives in the Diller family circles, according to local observations.
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Dean Barber
State University
Diller
Mrs Will Green and Cleo Visit Relatives in Marysville
Mrs Will Green and her daughter Cleo spent yesterday visiting relatives in Marysville Kansas. Roy Mansfield recently working at Beatrice spent the weekend at his home in Diller.
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Will Green
Cleo
Marysville, Kan
Roy Mansfield
Beatrice
Diller
Druggist Milow and Diller Visit White City Kansas
Druggist A. R. Milow and J. Smith Diller traveled to White City Kansas in Diller's car for a business trip during the week.
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A. R. Milow
J. Smith Diller
White City
Kan
Mr. Diller
Baby Born In Diller To Mr And Mrs Arthur Kunecke
A baby boy weighing unspecified pounds was born Thursday morning October 26 1933 at the home of Mr and Mrs Arthur Grone in Diller. The birth is announced by the parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Kunecke.
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Weight
Ibs
Arthur Kunecke
Arthur Grone
Diller
Fairbury Sale Continues Weekly Auction All Weather
The Fairbury Community Sales Co. reports a strong sale last Tuesday and will hold auctions every Tuesday regardless of weather. They will sell anything with emphasis on cattle hogs and horses. J B Walker manager Denney Hoffman auctioneers.
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Fairbury Community Sales Co
Mgr
President exempted small retailers from code and reemployment pact
Exemptions cover stores with under five workers in towns of 2500 or less. The measure aims to reduce farmer retail markups and cut consumer costs. Ex-Gov Neville, who left the NRA, would rejoin only if exemptions rise to ten or more.
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Neville
NRA
Warthens of Kansas Attend Visit in Almena and Washington
Mr and Mrs C E Warthen of Almena Kan and Mr and Mrs H F Warthen with children of Washington Kan were guests Sunday at the home of the former’s mother Mrs S A Warthen.
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C E. Warthen
Almena
Kan
H. F. Warthen
Washington, Kans
S. A. Warthen
Cullys Visit Lincoln for Rooters Day at College of Agriculture
Mr and Mrs Frank Cully traveled to Lincoln last Friday where Mr Chilly attended the annual rooters day at the College of Agriculture and Mrs Cully visited her sister Mrs Harley Moffit.
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Frank Cully
Lincoln
Chilly
College of Agriculture
Cully
Harley Moffit
Radio Star Features Native American Songs Series
Radio programs directed by Frank Luther spotlight Native American songs once sung by Americans from Yankee Doodle to modern melodies. Sponsored by Adlerika medicine, advertised in this paper and sold at the local drug store.
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United States
Frank Luther
Solld
Also Mentioned on This Page
ST. Paul’s
EV. Lutheran
Congregational Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Robert E. Drew
L. M. Cavett
S.S
Diller C. E. Tidbits
Ruth Stahl
Napoleon
France
Mildred Mares
Rachel Diller
Madeline Henrichs
Congregational
Christian Endeavor
Mrs. Vint Logan
Marcels
Moser & Green Barber Shop
Clark’s
N.C. S.A
Village Board Proceedings
General’ Fund
C. A. Green
John Pulec
Sam Thompson
Bill Bristor
Cal Vester Carmichael
Frank Grabber
Coe
Biri Cgakeng
Antone Zellney
Bony Fae
Ahman
H. H. Findling
Arid Oseran
J. O. Blauser
Sal
Cassell Oil Co
Jno. Clauson
Eureka Hose Company Light Fund
W. A. Snyder, Chm
Chas. E. Waggoner
Farmers Union
MILOW
Radio Star
The
Cornhuske’s Special
Our Mothers
Clark’s Store
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