Senior Michels Nuptials Celebrate Beatrice Ceremony
Mrs Anna Senior of Diller and Geo F Michels of near Fairbury wed last Friday in Beatrice with Judge Nobie officiating. The couple plan to live on the Senior farm east of Diller. Attendants charivaried them. friends extend congratulations. Michels has two children, a 19 year old son and a 10 year old adopted daughter. Mrs Senior has no children. Erma Sible and district 142 pupils won second prize with Landing of the Pilgrims in Gage county fair parade. North county parade scheduled today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Senior
Diller
Geo.f. Michels
Fairbury
Beatrice
Nobie
Michels
Mr. Senior
Erma Sible
Gage County
Little humming bird returns to Santa Ana lawn box
Mrs Viers is pleased by the arrival of a small humming bird that seems content and happy among the Santa Ana blooms in her lawn box. The bird usually appears in the early forenoon and proves fascinating to watch.
George Specht Moves Home to Diller Residence
George Specht returns to Diller occupying a northwest corner home after years on a Washington Kansas farm. He injured his knee severely in a collision with a truck and cannot perform farm work.
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George Specht
Diller
Washington
Kansas
George
PWF Highway Near Gage County Line Reaches Milestone
Harry Thompsons WPA road crew finished the rough work on the first mile of the PWF highway west from the Gage County line. Elevator graders will add finishing touches as the road takes on a real highway appearance.
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Harry Thompson
WPA
Gage County
PWF
Beckman Buys Sutton Property in Beatrice
Rolf Beckman purchases the Bausch residence, formerly the John Sutton property, from State Savings & Loan Association of Beatrice. The Beckman family will move in the first of October.
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Rolf. Beckman
State Savings & Loan Association
Beatrice
Bausch
John Sutton
Beckman
Blausers announce Frances Ellyne engagement to Clayton Brown
Frances Ellyne Blauser of Crete is engaged to Clayton Brown of Roca, as announced by her parents Mr and Mrs L A Blauser in the Sunday Lincoln Journal Star. No wedding date has been set.
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Crete
Lincoln Journal-Star
Frances Ellyne
Clayton Brown
Roca
Kenneth Fouts Visits Rural Properties in Seward Area
Kenneth Fouts traveled from Seward on Tuesday to check on his mother’s residence and nearby farms. His mother had gone to Seattle last spring, prompting periodic attention to the properties.
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Kenneth Fouts
Seward
Fouts
Seattle
Pigs Transported to New Jersey From Fairbury
Roy Roelfs and Fritz Miller hauled two truckloads of pigs to Grand Island last Tuesday night aiming to ship them to New Jersey.
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Roy Roelfs
Fritz Miller
Grand Island
Fairbury
New Jersey
Courtesy Dance At City Hall For Newly Weds Longs
Last Thursday night a city hall courtesy dance for Mr and Mrs Glenn Long drew a large attendance and for the most part a good time was enjoyed by all present at the event.
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City Hall
Glenn Long
Lilacs Bloom as Trees Put Forth New Leaves in Southwest Town
Harm Diekman notes lilacs in bloom and trees venturing new leaves at his residence in the southwest part of town, signaling the arrival of spring.
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Harm Diekman
Box Holle Held Up by Sickness Again
Box Holle has been on the sick list, confined to his bed for several days during the past week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Box Holle
Blauser Drawn for Federal Grand Jury Service
J. O. Blauser has been drawn along with others to serve on a federal grand jury in Lincoln next month.
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J. O. Blauser
Lincoln
Travels of Mary Ward on KMMWJ Radio
Radio schedule notes Mary Ward program airing on KMMWJ at 8 45 A M on weekdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ward
KMMWJ
Aid for crippled children in Jefferson county
Mrs. Bartley county relief director seeks to include crippled children from all families in Jefferson county in available treatment funds. Dr. Margaret Koenig of Lincoln will visit the county, and citizens should promptly provide names ages parents and addresses of eligible children to Mr. Sinkey to arrange care with no cost or obligation.
Beatrice Vendor Sells Norge Refrigerator Business
Martin Fanders of Beatrice sells his Norge refrigerator business and plans a California winter. He and his wife intend travel while his brother’s rental property is managed by Dick and Mrs Dick Fanders who moved to Beatrice to oversee affairs. They left Beatrice Wednesday and will be away for the season.
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Martin Fanders
Beatrice
Norge
California
Dick Fanders
Fanders
H. H. Club Visits Mr. and Mrs Michels for Pleasant Evening
The H. H. Club visited Wednesday evening and surprised Mr. and Mrs. George F. Michels. Treats included candy bars and cigars, with pie sandwiches pickles and coffee served at the end.
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H. H. Club
George F. Michels
Roelfs and Relatives Visit Peru After Fruit Run
August Roelfs his wife and their nephew Ervin Schultis with Garret Roelfs traveled to Peru after picking apples grapes and other fruit. They planned to buy from William Clineberg who works as a carpenter in the area and owns a farm near Peru following the 1929 storm.
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August
Garret Roelfs
Ervin Schultis
Peru
Wm. Clineberg
Oaks Visit Spans States Father-Brother Reunion
Peter Oaks of Colorado Springs visited last Saturday with brothers R L Oaks of Diller and Efe Oaks near Shea. He plans to see a daughter in Missouri and other children in Texas before returning home. He once lived in the area for many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Oaks
Colorado Springs
R L. Oaks
Diller
Efe Oaks
Shea
Mr. Oaks
Missouri
Texas
Fire at Frank Rose Jr home causes scare with minor damage
Fire of unknown origin was found in a dresser in an upstairs room of the Frank Rose Jr. home last Saturday evening. Quick action kept the fire under control with only small damage reported, though the family suffered a big scare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Roseman’ Jr
Nebraska university class scene with local students
W. A. Schindler, Gerald Close and Harry Beckwith are engaged in classes at the University of Nebraska. The Misses Rachel Diller and Gene Andrews are students at the Lincoln School of Commerce this year.
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W. A. Schindler
Gerald Close
Harry Beckwith
University of Nebraska
Rachel Diller
Gene Andrews
Lincoln School of Commerce
Real Job in Jefferson County with Steady Income
A steady income real job opening in Jefferson County awaiting applicants with a car. For details contact S. F. Baker & Co. Keokuk Iowa.
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Jefferson County
S. F. Baker & Co
Keokuk, Lowa
Electric Shoe Shop Dyeing Light Shoes in Fairbury
Miss Dorothy Weidauer a new teacher at Diller spent the weekend in Lincoln traveling by train Saturday. The Electric Shoe Shop located north of the Bonham Theatre in Fairbury offers dyeing services for light shoes.
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Electric Shoe Shop
Dorothy Weidauer
Diller
Lincoln
Fremont Republican Geo A Williams Shares Campaign Cards
Geo A Williams of Fremont, a Republican candidate for Lieutenant Governor, handed out campaign cards here on Monday.
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Geo. A. Williams
Fremont
Odell Band Members H. H. Green and Roy Geer Play
H. H. Green and Roy Geer performed with the Odell band during a Beatrice Wednesday program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. H. Green
Roy Geer
Odell
Beatrice
Beatrice to Host Secretary Wallace on October 1
Secretary Henry A. Wallace, U S Secretary of Agriculture, will speak on agricultural problems in Beatrice October 1. Kiwanis Club President L F Chard announced acceptance by telegram on September 19. Governor Cochran will introduce him. event at the junior high school auditorium with farming invites.
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Henry A. Wallace
Beatrice
L. F. Chard
Beatrice Kiwanis Club
Cochran
Chard S
Kiwanis Club
S. Agricultural
Nebraska 1936 accident statistics for 28 weeks
A Nebraska Press Association report covers March 1 to September 13 1936 listing accident counts injuries and fatalities. It categorizes data into five classifications and presents totals for the period.
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Nebraska Press Association
State Superintendent of Public Destruction
Grandson Dwaine Wins 3rd Grade in Powell Wyoming
Grandma Mary Green reports Dwaine Green and his parents Wilbur and Mrs Wilbur Green traveled to Powell Wyoming where the boy started school and was promoted to the third grade. He dislikes the move and prefers Miss Raymond, his teacher whose last name is Black creating a note on matching names.
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Mary Green
Dwaine
Powell
Wyoming
Wilbur Green
Raymond
Black
Green
Proclamation Urges Fire Prevention Week Study
President Rooosevelt and Governor Cochran proclaim October 4 to 10 as a special period to study fire prevention. Local fire departments schools and churches are urged to lead the study of fire hazards. The governor's proclamation arrived too late for publication this week.
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Rooosevelt
Cochran
Local residents Cordia Wiemers and Mildred Mares noted in Diller area
Cordia Wiemers of Falls City who sells implements and Miss Mildred Mares a Hebron High School teacher were seen dining Sunday at the Green Room Cafe in Diller. Mares previously taught at Diller High during 1934 5 and Wiemers graduated from the local school in 1926.
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Cordia Wiemers
Falls City
Mildred Mares
Hebron
Green Room
Diller
Men Seek Jobs in Wyoming Across the Country
Gilbert Garrels Alfred Malchow and Willard Nippert began a weeklong pilgrimage to Wyoming seeking employment across the state.
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Gilbert Garrels
Alfred Malchow
Willard Nippert
Wyoming
Samuel Gallamore Visits Voters Ahead of Fall County Judge Election
Samuel Gallamore spent last Friday afternoon in town visiting voters in hopes of winning a majority of ballots for county judge in the upcoming fall election.
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Samuel Gallamore
Calvin Pickard Recovers From Yard Glass Cut
Calvin Pickard suffered a deep cut to a foot from stepping on glass in the back yard. An anti tetanic serum was administered and the injury is healing well.
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Calvin Pickard
No More Free Movies At Diller This Season
A sizable crowd attended Friday evening to watch the final showing of free movies at Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Del Wehling Recovers From Infected Arm Surgery
State official Del Wehling is recovering after an infected arm required lancing and dressing multiple times, with medical teams managing ongoing wound care and monitoring for improvement.
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del. Wehling
Miss Rachael Viers Visits Home Folks This Weekend
Miss Rachael Viers, a teacher at Union public school, spent last weekend with her family and familiar surroundings.
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Rachael Viers
Union Publc
Nebraska pheasant hunting season opens Oct 25
Frank B. O Connell Nebraska game commission chief says about 2 million pheasants in open areas for an eight day season from Oct 25 to Nov 4. Thirty six counties open plus parts of two others. more birds offset fewer counties. Ne braska expects good hunting with 3 309 000 pheasants county census. three fifths in open zones. South Dakota offers 10 day split season with early Oct 31 start and Nov 2 end. Goose season runs Nov 1 to Nov 30. late fall lakes freeze reducing duck hunting. Federal survey fixed waterfowl open season dates for 1936 over state recommendations.
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Nebraska
Platte River
O’connell
South Dakota
Aqso
Missouri ‘River
Dakota
Federal Biological Survey
Daily Journal savings and delivery options feature
The notice markets the Daily Journal Lincoln Nebraska State Journal with cheap yearly and quarterly rates, delivery by mail, and late night printing. It emphasizes lower prices than rivals and directs readers to order directly, including Nebraska and North Kansas six months, three months, and Sunday editions.
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Lincoln
Nebraska State Journal
Omaha
Denver
Journal
Morning Journal
Lowa
Lincoln Journal
Big State
Nebraska
Kansas
Watermelon Gift From Eda Jones Delights Office
A large red watermelon arrived at the office last Friday as a gift from Eda Jones who was visiting town. Jones lives south of Fairbury near No 15 and formerly resided in the Rocky Creek vicinity.
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Eda Jones
Mr. Jones
Fairbury
No. 15
Rocky Creek
Community Notes From Shea Neighborhood News
Mrs Lola Carpenter reports a busy period with visitors from Oketo Kansas and Daykin Nebraska. Miss Lucille Sollenberger celebrated a pupil birthday. Miss Fast and Miss Gage hosted guests with Miss Stoetz a missionary from New York sharing tales of mission work in Turkey and Greece.
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Ralph Carpenter
James
Callender
M. .H. Reed
Oketo
Kans
Lucille Sollenberger
Fast and Gage of
Jansen
Miss Stoetz
New York
Henry Rempel
Rock Creek
Miss Fast
Miss Gage
Brooklyn
Turkey
Greece
Miss Steetz
Norfolk
Dakotas
Wreckage Found From Palmyra Plane Crash Near Hollenberg
Parts of the aircraft that crashed Tuesday evening two weeks ago near Hollenberg were located in an alfalfa field four miles away. The crash killed Wm. H. Bolz Jr, a Palmyra Nebraska resident, prompting debate over whether the wreck occurred in the air.
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Hanover Democrat
Hollenberg
Wm. H. Bolz, Jr
Palmyra
Neb
Bergmeier Slowly Recovers From Recent Illness
Wm. Bergmeier is slowly recovering from a recent illness, with gradual improvement noted by family. No further medical details are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Bergmeier
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Daily Journal
Shea Neighborhood News
Lola Carpenter
Roy Edgington
Colorado
Ed’ Houser
Hilda
Daykin
Ebr
James Novotny
Houser
Novotny
Wm.Hasche
Eldon
Elaine
Gregory, So
Arthur Hasche
Doris
Eleanor of
Harbine
Fred Fasse
Fred
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Wilbur
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