Autumn Opens Next Friday On Calendar Of Events
Autumn begins next Friday. The Crittenden Grain Co. advertises yellow corn and choice oats for sale. The duck and geese open season starts today and runs to December 31. Beatrice visitors include Mrs. F Dickhoff and Mr. F Dickhoff. George Riddle and Ab Bristol attended an independent telephone operators district meeting in Blue Springs. A son was born Aug 7 1927 to Mr and Mrs Edward A Folkers residents 64 miles west of Diller. Lincoln visitors Mr and Mrs E C Sherman visited the Waggoners in Beatrice area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Riddle
Ab. Bristol
Blue Springs
Edward A. Folkers
Clara Bugbee
Diller
Eight Pound Daughter Born near Diller
An eight pound daughter named Doris Joan was born Friday September 2 to Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Wolken Emma Albers living 13 miles north and half a mile west of Diller. Purebred pigs and Leghorn roosters for sale listed by Erwin Fanders eight miles west of Diller. Mr and Mrs James Keho of Allerton Iowa visited here Saturday on their return from Denver with brothers A J Louie and families Hutchinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Joan
M.J. Wolken
Emma Albers
Diller
Poland
China
Chester
Erwin Fanders
James. Keho
Allerton
Iowa
Denver
A. J., Louie
Local notes on visits and travel from the week
Rev Otto Bergfelder made a business trip to Lincoln on Monday. Mrs Dora Wohlfarth and daughter Gretchen visited with Beat rice relatives Sunday. Alf Mayborns returned from Shenandoah Iowa. Dr Claude Ellis reported fine corn fields on a Boyd County trip. Lucile Packer left for Lewiston to teach in the grammar room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Bergfelder
Lincoln
Dora Wohlfarth
Gretchen
Beatrice
Claude Ellis
Boyd County
Lucile Packer
Hiram Packer
Lewiston
Mrs. Roescrants Visits Sister in North Platte Area
Mrs. James Roescrants of North Platte Nebraska visits at the home of her sister Mrs. Chis Fairbank. Mrs. Fairbank has been in poor health but is reported somewhat better during the stay in this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Roescrants
North Platte
Nebr
Chis. Fairbank
Hutchinsons Attend Harold’s Wedding in Wood-Iowa
Mr and Mrs S C Hutchinson traveled to Omaha to visit their son Harold then proceeded with him to Wood Iowa for Harold and Miss Pearl E Powley’s wedding. They returned to Lincoln Saturday night and went home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. S.C. Hutchinson
Omaha
Harold
Wood
Iowa
Pearl E. Powley
Lincoln
Home Service ad urges roof leak fixes and cheap housing options
The notice promotes home repairs and low cost building, suggesting sealing roofs and tightening homes for winter. It touts affordable plaster silos below ground, painting before dampness arrives, and claims rent payers can build at saving of about 30 percent. It also teases a Dempae Tunney fight and urges readers to request estimates.
Our Purpose Is To Serve And Serving Is
The phrase emphasizes commitment to service as a core value guiding actions and decisions. It reflects a stance of helpful engagement and ongoing support for communities and stakeholders.
Riddle Reunion Brings 51 Relatives Together
On September 11 1927 families of C A Riddle J A Ramsey and Geo Riddle met at Hartzel grove for a noon reunion. Fifty one relatives attended with two guests. A long table, baskets of food, coffee and lemonade fed the group while a day of visiting followed. All departed late hoping to meet again next year. One Who Was There.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Riddle
J. A. Ramsey
Geo. Riddle
Hartzel Grove
Walter Lade
Doyle and
Donna
Fairbury
Bettie Culver
Frank Ramsey
Fred Davis
Wilfred and
Geniese
Beatrice
Less Hill
Opal
Max
Irene
Glenda
Roe
Sam Friday
Childern Bethel
Dale
Gerald
Earl Riddle
Wallace
Diller
Bert Greenwood
Hugh and
Edna James
Nora Staley
Glen Riddie
Bonice
Steele City
Bert Hughes
Pauline
Noel
Merle
Rupert Hughes
Floyd Hughes
Endicott
Alfred Rosiner
Bobbie
Daykin
Herald Greenwood
Washington
Kans
Powley-Hutchinson Wedding At Woodbine Early 1920s
Pearl Elizabeth Powley and Harold R. Hutchinson wed at the Powley home in Woodbine with a simple ceremony led by Rev. Sutton. The couple’s luncheon featured pink and white decor as families witnessed the marriage prior to a honeymoon trip to the Pacific coast and Mexico.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Powley
Woodbine
Lows
Pearl Elizabeth
Harold’ R. Hutchinson
Omaha
S. C. Hutchinson
Diller
Sutton
First Christian Church
Hutchinson
Woodbine High School
Iowa State College
Nebraska State University
Joint Stock Land Bank
Diller High School
College of Business Administration
Nebraska State
Midwest Life Insurance
Lincoln
Nebr
American Reserve Life Insurance Co
Pacific Coast
Soethere
Old Mexico
Rome
Dewey Ave
Thumb cut at cemetery requires medical care
W E Madge sustained a deep gash in a thumb while working at the cemetery on Tuesday. Dr. Diehl dressed the wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.E. Madge
Dr. Diehl
Official board keeps Rev Harrie as pastor for another year
District Superintendent Gettys led the Sunday service at the M E church and after the sermon the church board unanimously voted to retain Rev R M Harrie as pastor for another year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supt
Gettys
M. E
R. M. Harrie
Tarantula Exhibited At Local Grocery Fruit Jar
A tarantula captured in a bunch of bananas was placed on display in a fruit jar at C. H. Cully's grocery store Monday morning. Tarantulas are among large hairy spiders and are considered venomous by some.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Cully
Mudge Returns from Moorcroft Visit with Granddaughter
W. E. Mudge traveled home Saturday from Moorcroft Wyoming with granddaughter Miss Pearl Wells. Pearl will live with him and enroll in Diller schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Mudge
Harry Wells
Moorcroft
Wyo
Miss Pearl Wells
Diller
Barnett Family Reunion and Visit Near Waverly
C. C. Barnett and family attended a reunion at his parents home Friday, visited relatives near Waverly Saturday, and dined with his brother Sunday. They attended First M E church University Place Sunday evening for organ music and a solo by Dean Witte, then returned Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Barnett
Mr. Barnett
Waverly
M.E
University Place
Dean Witte
Monay
Hanover visitors travel to Beatrice and family visits
Mrs. Sophia Mathias and granddaughter Pearl Fasnacht with Mrs. Hugo Schroedder of Hanover Kan left for Beatrice to visit Grace Fasnacht and family. E L Loock returned from Peoria and reports his mother in good health though the corn crop is almost a total failure in parts of Iowa and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophia Mathias
Pearl Fasnacht
Hugo § Schroedder
Hanover
Kan
Beatrice
Grace Fasnacht
E. L. Loock
Peoria, Jrm
Mr. Loock
Iowa
Illinois
Woodmen Court Expect Meeting on September 22
Woodmen members plan a camp gathering as evenings grow longer. Neighbors are urged to unite to strengthen sagging fences and renew community warmth. The next meeting is set for September 22 with Brother Chas. Waggoner expected to provide entertainment. Hod Green, Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Waggoner
Hod Green
Grain market prices and notes from the region
Market report records corn prices at 1.08 per unit and mixed varieties at 78 cents. SeMinn Sahib appears with a 0.90 quote. The readable fragments indicate commodity trading activity and pricing for local buyers.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens State Bank
Harry Patton
Crittenden Grain Co
E. C. Sherman
T H. Waggoner
Alf. Mayborn
Shenandoah, Ia
Dilner “Home” Service
Geer, Mar
Nebraska
Rexall
H. K. Shutt
Rexall Store
Diller, Nebr
Woodman
Diller Grain Market
Little Miss Peter Pan
Columbia
Grainger
Heinz
Farmer’s Union Cash Store
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