Local Notes and Visits Roundup in Ellis Vicinity
Clarence Steffen drives a new Pontiac sedan. Mrs Hoebein is reported sick. Francis Clark and Roy Roelfs were business visitors in Omaha. W S Slocum shows improvement. John Meyers injured a finger while pumping Saturday. Less Barber lost a fine horse that day after it ate too much green corn. Mrs Grace Fasnacht and children visited Roy Mathias family. Mrs S M Hughes visited Lincoln with her son in law Wilbur Hiatt. Fred Steinkamp Perry Bugbee and families returned to Oshkosh after visits here. Vester Carmichael drove to Holmesville with daughter Ruth and reported fine crops there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Fasnacht
Roy Mathias
Ellis
Vester Carmichael
Ruth
Holmesville
Hir
James Carmichael
Dinner Guests Mr and Mrs Scott Miller Hosted Weekend
Dinner guests included Mr and Mrs Scott Miller. Also present were Goldsberry Miss Slyce acho Lottman and Arnold at the event held Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Miller
Goldsberry
Miss Slyce Acho
Eens Lottman
Arnold
Foreman and crew build tool house near Indian Creek bridge
Stridge Foreman Jobh Skogreen of Arlington has been in the area for a week with four outfit cars and a corps of workmen constructing a new tool house for a section. They work on spans of a bridge over Indian Creek near Diller with various crews.
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Stridge
Jobh Skogreen
Rlington
Indian Creek
Diller
Local Telephone Chief Returns From Vacation
Mre Anna Long, chief operator at the Diller telephone central, returns from a ten day vacation visiting Wortington Ind. She went to see D whom she had not seen for ten years and reported her father traveled via Chicago, spending time in that city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre
Anna Long
Diller Telephone Central
Wortinghton
Ind
Chic
Diller Honors College Bound Youths at Farewell Service
A farewell service at the Methodist church honored ten Diller High School graduates headed to college. Eloise Diller, Lynn Cully, Dean Barber, Gerrald Close, and Ralph Beckwith go to the University of Nebraska, while Rachael Viers, Eileen Green, Velma Novotny, Bonnie Green, and Hubert Filley will study at Peru State Teachers College. A sixteen piece orchestra led by Mrs. Schindler provided music amid prayers and speeches about responsibility and opportunity for young people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Diller
Wilbur Schindler
Diller High School
Robert E. Drew
Sir Galahad
Eloise Diller
Lynn Cully
Dean Barber
Gerrald Close
Ralph Beckwith
University of Nebraska
Rachael Viers
Eileen Green
Velma Novotny
Bonnie Green
Hubert Filley
Peru Teachers College
Cleo Green
Gretchen Fanders
Superintendent Schindler
Dre Pau
Otates
Diamond Ring Awarded in Community Medicine Show Contest
Miss Billie Bristol won the diamond ring for being the most popular young lady. Finalists included Miss Zenna and Miss Ruth Carmichael in the community contest carried on by the medicine show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Medicine Show
Billie Bristol
Zenna
Ruth Carmichael
Mrs Margeret Lincoln Visits Relatives In Colorado Trips
Mrs Margeret Lincoln visited last week at her brother's home and at her parents' home in Steele City. She accompanied her parents on trips to Steamboat Springs and Denver, Colorado, to see two of their daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margeret Lincoln
Jefferson County
Harbine
Geo
Arnold
Rock Creek
Chas
Turner
Pleasant
Pile City
Lester Stoneman
Endicott
Newton
Steele City
Oosaleeson
Roducers
Jefferson County Wheat Production Control Association
Andreas
Eee
J N C Club Meeting With Guests and Contests
The J N C club met Thursday the 24th with hostess Mrs Keith Hays and eleven attendees including Mrs Clem Le Eldred, Miss Gladys Hays, Ruby, Mrs Perry Bugbee and Mrs Charles Hays. After business two contests were presented by the hostess, plus prizes and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. C. Club
Keith Hays
Clem le Eildred
Ines
Gladys Hays
Ruby
Aeepkin
Perry Bugbee
Charles Hays
Lang
Scott Miller and wife attend Belleville County Fair
Mrs Scott Miller accompanied her husband to the Belleville County Fair last week for a day at the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Miller
Belleville, Co. Fair
Mrs. Green Returns From Lincoln Visit
Mrs. Carrie Green, after visiting relatives in Lincoln, returned home Saturday night. Mrs. Frank Andell and her two children of Dorchester spent Sunday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie Green
Lincoln
Frank Andell
Dorchester
S.J. Thompson
Lincoln sisters return from World's Fair visit
Miss Nellie Green of Lincoln and her sister Bonnie spent two weeks at the World's Fair and returned last week reporting a wonderful time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellie Green
Lincoln
Bonnie
Mrs Theressa Laningham Returns to George's Cafe
Mrs Theressa Vaen Laningham returns to duty at George's Cafe after vacation in Beatrice and Lincoln. Miss Esther Glathar worked in her place during the absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theressa Vaen Laningham
Beatrice and
Lincoln
George’s Cafe
Esther Glathar
Beatrice Family Visit Over Labor Day
Ab Cully and daughter Grace of Beatrice visited Labor Day at the home of his son C H Cully and family. They also spent time at the home of his sister in law Mrs Frank Eick who has been quite poorly for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ab Cully
Grace
Beatrice
Labor Day
C. H. Cully
Frank Eick
Diller Band Plans Park Concert and Film Night
The Diller Municipal Band will perform at the city park Saturday night at 8 o clock sharp followed by a free moving picture show and lectures sponsored by an insurance company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Municipal
City Park
Thom Family Returns from Su to Lincoln After State Fair
Wayne Thom and his wife and baby spent Sunday at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs S J Thompson and other Diller relatives. He was accompanied back to Lincoln by his sister Pearl Thompson who attended the state fair Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Thom
S. J. Thompson
Lincoln
Pearl Thompson
Medicine show leaves city after two weeks of entertainments
The wandering medicine show that staged nightly performances in the city park for nearly two weeks departed Sunday morning. They claim to have sold Pepa wares and opened sales in contests for votes, and they removed a substantial amount of circulating indium from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Popuy
Diller Womans Club Meeting Change of Venue noted
The Diller Womans Club will meet Wednesday at the home of Mrs. V. A. Eick replacing the year book stated location at Mrs. Isabelle Vieths. Hostess is Mrs. A. A. Hicks with Mrs. Isabelle Mee Call assisting. Topics include household hints and parliamentary law led by Mrs. Joe Nippert. The discussion covers whether social ambitions lessen a woman's success in home making.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Womans Club
V. A. Eick
Isabelle Vieths
A. A. Hicks
Isabelle Mee
Joe Nippert
Diller Trades For New Buick Sedan At Local Dealership
J Smith Diller swapped his Buick for a Buick DeLux sedan with coach approval. Mr and Mrs Ralph Frisbie and their son with Norman Frisbie visited the state fair in Lincoln for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.smith Diller
Buick
Ralph Frisbie
Norman Frisbie
Lincoln
Glen Long Goes to Black Hills for Weeklong Vacation
Glen Long left Wednesday for the Black Hills to spend a week’s vacation from the Farmers Store where he is employed.
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Glen Long
Black Hills
Valley District 85 School Reports Limited Attendance
School notes show only ten pupils registered in Valley District 85 with Miss Gladys Hays as teacher. Four of the five graders attend the high school, indicating reduced enrollment and transfer.
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Valley Dist
Gladys Hays
R High
Omaha pair visits sister in Chicago for fair trip
Mr and Mrs Clarence Steffen and Mrs Paul Beck of Omaha travel to Chicago on Tuesday to visit their sister Dr Eva Line and to attend the world’s fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence. Steffen
Paul Beck
Omaha
Chi
Eva Line
Car Hamen
Fairbury Council Cancels Special Beer License Election
The Fairbury city council called off next Tuesday’s special election on the beer licensing ordinance after both sides declined to participate. Beer licenses will be voted on under state law at the regular election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
Omaha wage earner regains home via government loan
An Omaha wage earner recovered his home after securing a Home Owners' Loans Corporation loan. The loan program is represented in Jefferson county by local attorney John C. Hartigan and appraiser Ed Wunder through Nieguomth application for loans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Home Owners’ Loans Corporation
Chas. Smbra
Jefferson County
John C. Hartigan
Ed. Wunder
Nieguomth
Joans May
Miss Bristol and Mr Fahrenwald Wed in Washington Kans
Miss Laree Bristol of Diller and Mr Carl Fahrenwald of Steele City were married a week ago Sunday at Washington Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laree Bristol
Diller
Carl Fahrenwald
Steele City
Washington, Kans
Lincoln couple visits at Isaac On Age home
Mr and Mrs Will Flash and Mr and Mrs Mead of Lincoln visited over the weekend at the Isaac on Age home. Flashes are relatives of Mrs Saylor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Flash
Mrs. Mead
Lincoln
Flashes
Saylor
Mrs LaGoorge Returns to Kansas City from Diller Trip
Miss Margaret LaGoorge who visited at the home of Mrs Susie Brandt Janer and Mrs Charles Hilder with other Diller relatives returned Monday to her home in Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret LaGoorge
Susie Brandt, Janer
Charles Hilder
Kansas City
Hill and Weigel Head to Hemings Ford for Potato Work
Max Hill and Lawrence Weigel left Wednesday for Hemings Ford where they will work in the potato fields. En route they stopped at Oskosh to visit Lawrence’s aunt Mrs. Perry Bugbee and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Hill
Lawrence Weigel
Hemingsford
Oskosh
Perry Bugbee
Moser Family Reunion Attended by Relative Visitors
Mr and Mrs S C Moser attended the Moser family reunion at Fairbury on Sunday. They were joined by his brother Dan Moser and Mr and Mrs Edwin Helms and baby of Trenton who stayed several days. The Helms also visited the home of Mr and Mrs Ray Eick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Moser
Moser
Fairbury
Dan Moser
Edwin Helms
Baby
Trenton
Ray Eick
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Finrickshas
Clarence Steffen
Francis Clark
Roy Roelfs
W.S. Slocum
John Meyers
Bivin North
Barber
Fred Steinkamp
Oshkosh
Nebr
Ed Best
W. G. Tristman
J.N. C
Tripple
Prec Cohen
Waggoner Bros
The
Colorado
Clark’s Store
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