Sermon Reused After Thirty Years by Rev Pyche
Reverend Pyche of the Congregation church at Jiller Nebraska plans to preach a sermon reused from 30 years ago. He and his family moved from Indianapolis Indiana to Campbell Nebraska on November first 1907 and delivered his first sermon there on the first Sunday in November. The text cites John Chapter 13 verse 25 about love as proof of discipleship. He will again preach this same sermon on Sunday morning November seventh using his old notes.
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Pyche
Jiller
Indianapolis
Indiana
Campbell
Nebraska
Pulec family relocates business from Diller to Fullerton Nebraska
John Pulec decides to engage in business at Fullerton Nebraska trading his residence property for a modern blacksmith and auto repair shop. He also leases a Barnadall service station and a county bulk delivery station, with his son Lester and others staying employed. The families plan to depart Diller as soon as the shop there is sold.
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John Pulec
Fullerton
Nebraska
John
Lester
Diller
Worker Injured by Horse Kick During WPA Road Work
Claus Saathoff known as Deafy was kicked in the back by a horse Wednesday while with a WPA road gang of 14 males south of Diller. He was treated by Dr. Diehl, with several broken ribs and other injuries expected to keep him laid up for some time.
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Claus Saathoff
Deafy
Diller
Claus
John Ramish
Dr. Diehl
George Hudson Suffers Severe Stroke at Home
George Hudson collapsed last Friday evening after returning from Diller and getting out of his car. Mrs Hudson witnessed the incident and called for help. Doctors say the stroke is serious but predicted to improve.
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George Hudson
George
Diller
Father and Son Banquet at Harbine School Auditorium
The church sponsors a Father and Son Banquet at the Harbine school auditorium on November 4 at 6 30 P M Rev McClelland of Fairbury will speak A program will be given All welcome If you have no son come anyway Plates 25c
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Hope Reforms Church
Harbine School
McClelland of
Fairbury
Liberty couple plans poleward holiday trip
Mr and Mrs Clifford Sparks of Liberty joke about a trip toward the north pole for the holidays. They may stop at Red Deer Alberta Canada. The plan contradicts migratory birds instinct in a light local item.
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Clifford Sparks
Liberty
Diller
North Pole
Red Deer
Alberta
Canada
Typing Class Planned at School House Next Tuesday
Superintendent Sinkey announces a typing class for interested residents at the school house next Tuesday evening at 7 30. Those wishing to join should note the appointment.
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Sinkey
Pillow sale by Mrs Schmuelle with feather fillings
Mrs Carl Schmuelle offers handmade pillows filled with live goose feathers. Regular size pillows in new ticking priced at five dollars per pair.
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Carl Schmuelle
Rock Island to Replace Station Agents with Custodians
The Rock Island railroad plans to abandon station agents at Dewitt and Nelson, replacing them with custodians per newspaper reports.
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Rock Island Railroad
Dewitt and
Nelson
Chick Boyes Show Draws Town to Streets Tuesday Night
The Chick Boyes Show brought a crowd to town Tuesday night as vehicles filled the streets. Residents report heavy traffic and lively interest in the performance.
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Chick Boyes
Boyes
Soviet Buyout of Wet Implement Exceeds Ten Million
Report claims Soviet Russia purchased ten million dollars worth of wet implements in the United States during September, signaling a substantial import move. Details on the items and contracting bodies remain unclear.
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Soviet
Russia
United States
Bullsnake Bites Wee Girl at Clark's Store
A three year old girl bitten by a bullsnake in her yard Sunday is aided by her mother at Clark's Store Monday. The child held up her finger to tell the tale while the parent translated the events to onlookers.
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Clark’s
Louis Meyer
Library Field Worker Visits Diller
The Diller Public Library hosted Miss Clara B. Johnson a field worker for the Nebraska Public Library Commission in Lincoln touring with the Bookmobile. Patrons viewing the book display included Mrs. O. J. Mayborn Mrs. Callander Mrs. Fanders Mrs. Scott Miller Mrs. L. M. Cavett and Billie Bristor.
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Diller Public Library
Clara B. Johnson
Nebraska Public Library Commission
Lincoln
Miss Johnson
O. J. Mayborn
Callander
Fanders
Scott Miller
L. M. Cavett
Billie Bristor
Libcacios
Meeting Date Changes for Nebraska College Agriculture Sessions
Jefferson county farm people learn the annual organized agriculture meetings at the Nebraska College of Agriculture will be held December 10 rather than the first week in January. W H Brokaw, director of the Extension Service, announced the date change to avoid past winter weather. A large attendance is expected locally.
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Jefferson County
Nebraska College of Agriculture
W.H Brokaw
The
Agricultural College Extension Service
Wenz Wins Third Jefferson County Cornhusk Contest
Pete Wenz captured his third Jefferson county cornhusking title at Steele City last Saturday by shucking 14 bushels in 80 minutes. Elmer Janssen took second and Marvin Stewart finished third in a field on the Colman farm. The site averaged 25 bushels per acre and 30 county champions compete today at C A Arbuckle’s farm near Kearney for the state championship in an irrigated field.
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Pete Wenz
Jefferson County
Steele City
Elmer Janssen
Marvin Stewart
Colman
C. A. Arbuckles Farm
Kearney
Census of unemployment to survey Post Office facilities
Congress and the President authorize a census of unemployment across Post Office facilities. Report cards will be delivered to about 31 000 families on November 16 17, with the unemployed expected to mail the completed cards by midnight November 20.
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Congress
Post Office Department
Commerce figures spark Japan boycott call over goods
A U S Commerce Department report shows Japan supplies five times as many goods as China in the United States during the current year, fueling arguments for a boycott of Japanese products.
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U. S Commerce Department
Japan
China
United States
Rural Power Line Expansion Toward Diller
The Norris Rural Public Power District in Jefferson and Saline counties plans an extender line under the Rural Electrification Administration program. Bids open November 18, with construction approval possible months later. Directors include Carl Schowelle of Diller and George Patterson of Steele City. line to reach Carl Schowelle’s residence and possibly extend toward the Kansas line.
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Norrisee
Public Power District
Jefferson
Saline
Acton Vosak
Wilbur
Rural Electrification Administration
Washington
Carl Schowelle
Diller
George Patterson
Steele City
Norris District
Kansas Line
Labor Favors Boycott of Japanese Goods
The American Federation of Labor in Denver voted unanimously to boycott all products from Japan over an undeclared war causing thousands of casualties. Labor movements abroad were urged to join the peace boycott on an international basis.
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American Federation of Labor
Denver
Japan
Aleo Laic
Peao
Labor factions seek peace conference compromise
A. F. of L. and C. I. O. members hope the peace conference will unite them but skepticism remains. Both sides show reluctance to concede, signaling a need for compromise without clear concessions from either side.
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Organized Labor
A. F. of
Report of the Diller State Bank Condition 1937
Report of the Condition of the Diller State Bank of Diller Nebraska at close of business October 9 1937 Attest A Mayporn Director B E Mayporn Director Subscribed and sworn to before me October 26 1937 Seal S C Hutchinson My Commission expires October 29 1943
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Diller
Nebraska
A. Mayporn
B. E. Mayporn
S.C. Hutchinson
1938 A P C Program Ready For Jefferson County
County agent reports 1938 Agricultural Conservation program details to be explained in November at community meetings across precincts. Precinct committees will elect a chairman and organize the county association. 1937 program tasks and 1938 goals will be established with payments processed after October 31, 1937 and several weeks needed for record preparation and approval.
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Jefferson County
County Association
Hickory Grove hints at growth and a quiet California town
A letter from JO SERRA laments rapid urban growth versus small towns and contrasts San Francisco Chicago New York and a California town poised to stay little. The writer imagines oceanfront charm, fashion stores, and absence of lunch clubs, suggesting a tranquil place shunning spectacle.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
N. Y
London
San Francisco
Cleveland
Vice Versa
Commercial Club
California
JO Serra
Rail passengers safe in 1987 six months says rail association
President J J Pelley of the Association of American Railroads notes that in the first half of 1987 none of the railroads 246 997 594 passengers died in a train accident though grade crossing accidents are rising. He mentions the Hindenburg disaster and the public faith in lighter than air craft remains, with a successor ship nearing completion. A ship about 817 feet long and 130 feet wide is to resume transatlantic service in due time.
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J. J. Pelley
Association of American Railroads
Hill family announces birth of son in Chicago
Mr and Mrs Weston O Newell of Chicago welcomed an 83 pound son. The infant’s maternal grandparents are Mr and Mrs W W Hill of Beatrice. The news appeared in the Beatrice Sun.
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W. W. Hill
Weston O. Newell
Chicago
Newell
Mrs. Hill
Beatrice Sun
Saturday Night Before Halloween Sets Quiet Tone
A light observance shapes the local scene as Halloween weekend approaches with plans described as low key. No major precautions are mandated though residents are reminded to stay aware of celebrations.
Obituary: Mrs Sophia Mathias of Diller dies at 75
Mrs Sophia Mathias born February 5 1862 in Oldenburg Germany died October 23 in Diller at age 75 years 8 months 18 days. She married John Mathias in 1891 and leaves two children three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Funeral held at the Methodist church with Rev L J Wolff and a large gathering. Interment Prairie Home Cemetery.
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Sophia Geraldine Mathias
John and
Sophia Roeder
Oldenburg
Germany
Diller
Eee
Mathias
America
Illinois
Movin
Iowa
Eir
Hanover
Kansas
Zion's Lutheran Church
John Mathias
Oscar
Grace Fasnacht
Roy Mathias
Ellis
Methodist Church
L. J. Wolff
St. Baut'e Lacheran
Congregational Church
QO. J. Mayborn
Elbert Fasnacht
Vester Carmichael
Quinter Fry
John Greider
Frank Grabber
Appreciation from the Mathias family
The family of Mrs Sophie Mathias expresses thanks for sympathy and thoughtfulness shown during their sorrow. They especially thank Pastor Wolff the singers those who sent flowers and food and the ladies who served the dinner and lunch. Mrs Grace Fasnacht and family Mr and Mrs R Mathias and family.
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Sophie Mathias
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Aceve
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Yborn
A.P.C
Hickory Grove
Mrs
Sophia Mathias
Louise Schroederer
Messers and
Mesdames
W D Scruby
George Imming
Otto Schroeder
John Schroeder
Hugo Schroder
Henry Schroeder
Louis Schroederer
Royal Oswald
Henry Joseph
Palmer
Chas. Leecher
Henry Fraderking
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