Mrs Otto Spehr Sr Dies in Omaha Hospital
Mrs. Otto Spehr Sr wife of Rev Spehr of near Diller died Sunday evening in an Omaha hospital after a lingering illness Her body was sent to Waggoner Faner in Rome Services were held Thursday at 2 30 PM at Zion Lutheran Church south Her obituary scheduled for next week
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Paul Otto Sear
Spehr
Near Diller
Omaha
Fanerat
Rome
Zion Lutheran
Ditler
Camp
Jefferson
Fairbury
Gloria Miller
Donna Folkers
Faye Garrels
Ruby Dauber
June Chempson
Beatrice
Villa
YWCA
Fair
Cary
Christian Church
Wanda
Beatrice Girl Reserves
Jefferson County
Diller
Last War Fund Drive Starts Soon
The United War Fund committees have set a drive from October 1 to October 15 with a page quota of 180. Mra sott Milter is chairman. George Saece chairs with workers Alfred Carmichael Perry Weaver and others. Publicity head is Glenn Waugh and treasurer Ruth Skidmore. Local families recently visiting included Mrs Nippher and Mrs Hall.
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America
United ‘War Fund
Sott ‘Milter
I Heaton
George Saece
Alfred Carmichael
Perry
Weaver
Wai Wiemers
Geo. Bansham
Delve Stromer
Ralph
Siefford
Dall” Wehli Inc
Jolias
Polkerts
Ernest’ Laehring
Willis Clark
Pleasant
de Ro Steffen
Hrbert Barber
Max ‘Logan
Paul Regnier i
Glenn Waugh
Ruth _ Skidmore
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Y & Treas
Vacation tales and parish social ties from Diller
The article recounts residents of Diller and Fairbury areas returning from vacations. It notes Mrs. C. L. Geer’s trip and family visits, fishing along the North Platte, and the dam project near Lexington. It mentions Newton Musser visiting Beatrice relatives, Stanley Diller at the State University, and local gatherings and church events in late summer.
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Geer
Diller
Jae Geer
Fairbury
Wouth
Lexington
North Pratt
Cls Gee
Platte
Newton Musser
Mre Quinter
Fry
Hus
Beatrice
Fisher
Moar
Wisconsin
Musor
Mra
Harry. Welton
Hia
Mre
Bernice
Creekmur
Irburs
Rea
Willis
Clark
Catalyna
Cas
Eick
Mee
Su Gd Hatchineon
Frank Pick
Qunter Rey
Wils Clark
Ier Iso
WiibEck
Ray
Betty
Stanley Diller
J. ‘Smith Diller
The
State University
Stanley
Y.M.C.A
Weers Family Attends Gathering in Tecumseh
Family members including Lizzie Weers Martin Weers John Weers and Ed Weers gathered at the Brockmeier home near Tecumseh for a Sunday family reunion. Attendees included Thos Gerdes Albert Casper Clarence Walker all from Auburn Nebraska and Maude Hull visiting from Santa Barbara to see her sister Orpha Waggoner.
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Lizzie Weers
Martin Weers
John Weers
Wm. Weers
Ed Weers
Elwid Brockmeier
Tecumsehast Soloday
Brockmeier
Weers
Thos
Gerdes
Wae Hitlers
Albert Casper
Familly
Casper
Clarence Walker, Ell
Auburn
Nebr
Maude Hull
Santa Barbara
Orpha Waggoner
Bert Bell
Bud Bell
Diller School Elects Officers and Announces Play Cast
Diller High School students elected officers by class led by senior president LeRoy Walher as initiation plans begin. The Japeir TM Play cast includes Mrs Rankin as mother and Beverly Hays as Betsy Haines with rehearsal under Mrs Hiatt. Two kittenball games at Steele City produced a 9-5 boys win and 18-9 girls loss. Plymouth 24 Diller 7 on Tuesday.
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LeRoy Walher
Dwaine Weigel
Darrel Green
Ile Walters
Mr Varney
Beverly Hays
Leota Grabowski
Robert Pingel
Marion Blauser
Mrs. Hiatt
Max. McCown
Shirley Walher
Donne Folkere
Guilford’ Wiemera
Mres. Thorngate
Melvin Habrs
Herman Harding
Ruby
Lyon
Thompson
Cazulla Hubka
Dwaine Green
Phylliss
Bernhardt
Faye Gazelle
Ozark
John Rankin
Shirley Branch
Jack
Green Glenda Rankin
Zeb Tyler
Typics
Ozark ‘Mountaineer
Alvin Lasthoff
Chiatt
Miss Haveriood
Gloria ‘Miller
Steele City
Steele Citys
Plymouth
Diller
Odell
Extended visit ends for Glather with mother’s travel plans
On an extended furlough with home folks at Diller Robert Glather left on a Wednesday trip escorted by his mother Mrs Matilda Glather. They will visit Oregon to stay with his daughter in law and granddaughter not yet seen. Later Mrs Glather will proceed to California to visit her daughter Mrs Mildred McLean.
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Mra
John Gretzinger
Mildred
Kansee ‘City
A. H. Gretzinger
Steele City
John
Adam
Esther Nider
Jansen
Renuben Gretzinger
Thes
Kansas
Chautauqua Park
Beatrice
Bo le
Smith A
Burchard
End
ES “L Trout and Sons
Burcherd
Ira Smith
Pairbury
Oliver Kelley
B. F
Rogers
Ae Floyd
Smith
Floyd Is
Cecil
Ro ‘Gers
Sin
Harry Level
Harold
Erdiott
Chas. Oo Smith
Diller
Robert Glather
Matilda Glather
Oregon
Gliathers
California
Mildred McLean
Card of Thanks for Hospital Well Wishes From Henrichs Family
Card thanks readers for cards letters and flowers while in hospital. Mr Chas Barber Mrs Gerd Henrichs Sr Carl and Henry Henrichs and family express gratitude for support. Also note a Minnesota trip by relatives returning Saturday from visit.
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Chas. Barber
Gerd Henrichs Sr
Carl and
Henry Henrichs
Mre
Minnesota
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Otto Spehr Sr
Omaha Hospital
Gaeets i
Joe
Nippert
Mire Nipper
Williams Lind
Miriam
Carol
New York
City
Fern Hall
Kay
Kenneth
Maryeville
Kanena
Hall
Grone
Fairbury Park
Monroe
Mer
Mathews
Cooper
Wyoming
Ss A Mathewe
Lio
Frank
John- Ming
Fioyd
Opal
Mere Lysle
Belding
Janice
Frances Broadstone
Fairbury Hospital
Stanley Ahrends
Harry Ahrends
Lincolon
University of Nebraska
Margery
Batrice
Beatrice Bauiy Academy
Pfe
Russell L. Madden
L. H. Madden
Keith
Theila Kunecke
Carrol
Iowa
Fc Leavenworth
Kans
League
Congregational Church
Thelma ‘Vernon
Blue Springs
Garnet, Bacher
Lincoln
Arthur Grone
Leonard
Richardson
Clarence
Lawrence
Norman Matebow
Frank Grone
Marvin
Velma
Flosh
Cirothy
Willard Nippert
Richard Steffen
Naval Training School
Hospital Corps
Deigo
Ali
Richard
Waasrhier
Hospitale
Naval Hospital
Oakland
Hin
U.sn
Calif
Dwight. Weigel
Great Lakes
Mrs
Earl ‘Weigel
Wan
Boy ‘Scout Cabin
Petty Clark
Emil Meyer
Carlene
Meyer
Jolette
John* Nider
Kansas City
Beth Tinteman
AH. Gretzinger
Ruben Gretzinger
Virgil Geer
Nider Homie
Otto. Spehr
Ruth Marie
Lutheran Hospital
Jobo Jobman
San Monica
Jast
Cine
Bert ‘Weaver
Diller School News
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