25th Wedding Anniversary Honor in Marysville
From Seattle dated August 28 1945 a written invitation extended to Mr and Mrs A M Holle to attend Veterans of Foreign Wars Hall Marysville Kansas on Sept 6 at 12 oclock honoring their 25th wedding anniversary. About 60 relatives and friends attended a dinner with a three tiered cake and lighted tapers. Envelopes of silver and a silver salt and pepper set were presented. Best wishes were extended as the guests departed.
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A. M. Holle
Veterans of Foreign
War Hall- At -Marysville
Kansas
New Pastor Arrives At Metho dist Church Parsonage
Rev. Watters and his family moved into the parsonage on Weenesday from Burchard where he served as pastor for three years.
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Watters
Weenesday
Tsy
Burchard
Deer Sightings Mentioned Near Plymouth
A fragment notes a deer seen by Gwendolyn and linked to a deer observed at Plymouth. The description describes the animal walking across a yard, then jumping a fence as a dog barked and it fled toward a neighbor’s field.
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Gwendolyn
Plymouth
Aimal
Seeing Wild Deer Near Plymouth
Reports from Plymouth vicinity describe a young hornless wild deer seen near fields south of town. Observers mention the animal jumped fences and moved actively to avoid people, likely straying from nearby Nebraska creeks and rivers through brushy undergrowth.
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Plymouth
Plymouths
Heanty Moeller
Nebraska
Youth Fellowship Holds Meeting at Congregational Church
The Youth Fellowship held its meeting at the Congregational Church with Mr Thompson in charge. Officers elected included Lynn Thompson president Wayne Stephens secretary treasurer Darrel Dee Gree, Beverly Haya assistant. Members planned Sunday attendances and a contest with a party for the losers, inviting Catherine and Hope Reform churches to join October 6 Nebraska Minnesota game in Lincoln. Marilyn Miller entered Doane College Crete for sophomore year, siblings and family aiding her move. Virginia Sandman embarked Freshman year at Frees Hall dormitory Beatrice hospital baby born August 31 to Rev Vito Spehr Jr and wife.
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Congregational Chuceh
Wenn Thompson
Hei Hays
Lynn “Thompson
Wayne Stephens
Treas Darrel
Dee" Gree
Beverly Haya
Trene Git “der
Marsgiz Aber Freitay
Toc
Hope Reform Churches
Nebraska Minnesota
Lincoln
Congregational Church
Marilyn Miller
Doane College
Crete
Nebr
Ensign Scott, Jr
Scott Miller Sr
Gloria
Virginia
Sandman
Vito Spehr Jr
Lutheran Hospital
Beatrice
Letters from Mrs Innes To Be Shared By Dear Friends
A long letter from Mrs. Dya M. Innes recalling support for David Innes and family during wartime, noting their safe return, current whereabouts in Rochester New York, and plans. Mentions U S soldiers providing aid, David as Civilian employee now on army payroll, and future hopes to return to the Philippines if possible.
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Stella
Mig
Ag Pickard
Dya M. Innes
Diller Methodist Church
Tonia In
David
U. S
Ulil
UV. S
Bill
Endicott
Army
Manila
Rochester
N. Y
Washington
New York
P. I
Mary
East
Ensign Scott Miller Jr Home on Leave
Ensign Miller Jr. and Mrs Miller spent leave with his parents Mr and Mrs Scott in Berwyn Nebraska and Lincoln. Miller recently completed radar training in Hollywood Florida and will report to a North Carolina ship. Mrs Miller will teach biology at Grand Island Senior High starting Monday.
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Scott
Miller Jr
Miller Sr
Marie
Gloria
Diller
Berwyp
Nebraska
Elmer Nelson
Ensigo
Miller
Hollywood, Flaié
North Carolina
Premia
Carolina
Berwyo
Grand “Island Senior High
Ain
Soldiers letter from Munich reflects guard duty and family updates
Harold Allen writes from Munich Germany where his artillery battalion is split and sent to guard Polish displaced persons. He describes theatres and clubs in Munich, hopes to return home soon, mentions family news including David's dogs and his wife’s illness, and asks for letter writing as time allows.
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Omy
Munich
Red Crosse Club
Teii
Harold
David
Rochester
Ionia
Diller School News Highlights New Activities and Plans
Cooler days bring full swing of activities at Diller School. Supt Varney coaches boys while Mrs Stiers leads girls as many girls sign up for three practice teams. The first game is at Steele City on Friday Sept 14. Junior class selects Ozark Cousin play with Mrs Haverland directing.
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Varney
Aea
Aidiehos
Ozark
Mre C. Hiatt
T Aviation
Comets Diller
Cas
Sinc
Harbine
F. Hiverland
Otoe Eanpolidac
C. Steffen
Haverland
Misa Thorngate
Alice’Eagleman
Gloria Miller
Jefferson On
Jefferson County
Beatrice High School
Town urges doctors for health and sewerage needs
Community voices long absence of a physician and urges action to secure a skilled doctor. They link health to sanitation and sewerage, noting Dijler once could have had a hospital and doctor but was not awake. Citizens press for drainage improvements and medical availability for public welfare.
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Dijler
Diller
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Melvin
Perry
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Seattle
Rev. Spehr
An Onaha Hospital
Youth’s ‘Fellowship
Innis
Alvin. Negus
Pc Warren
Wyo
Alvin Negus
Calvin
Fe Beale
Califz
Loughb
So Ae “Upson
Crowder
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Missouri
Upson
Lt Upson
Aid
Robert Upson
Ensign Scott
Miller, Jr
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