Forty Years of The Record Opened with Local Notes
The record began forty years ago with eight months in Endicott before moving to Diller under the same ownership without missing an issue. The column lists local notices including ill health, flu cases, travel, farm goods for sale, club meetings, and community notices from Diller and nearby towns. Several residents are named with updates on sickness, travel, and farm activity, alongside advertisements for poultry and farming supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endicott
Diller
Catarrhal Deafness and Eustachian Tube Inflammation
Article describes how catarrhal deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. It warns that persistent inflammation can cause permanent hearing loss and endorses CATARRH MEDICINE as a remedy.
College Students Home for Easter
The University of Nebraska spring vacation starting April 2 brings home Diller students now in attendance. Returning tonight are Oliver Diehl Robert Diller and Harold Bowers with Alfred Mayborn and Robert Bell set for Saturday afternoon. Eleanor Diehl and Alice Line will visit in Omaha before returning. Roy Patton's family is down with flu and Lucile Packer has had flu this past week. Also noted are painting and paper hanging services by Ralph Beckman and Dr Adama at 1114 N 6th Beatrice. Mrs Warthen visiting her daughter is sick with flu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Logan
Roy Geer
W. S. Filley
Blanche Stasney
Milligan
Farmers Grain Co
St. Joe
L. D. Calkins
W. N. Sparks
F.S. Teagarden
Mina Benjamin
Bethany
Nebraska
Tom Waggoner
Lincoln
Aurora
Shenandoah
Iowa
Diller
Frances Starkey
E.S. Dunn
Wymore
Pawnee City
Fort Collins
Cole
University of Nebraska
Oliver Diehl
Robert Diller
Harold Bowers
Alfred Mayborn
Robert Bell
Eleanor Diehl
Alice Line
Omaha
Diller News Roundup and Local Notices
Local items report visits from Lincoln residents Mrs A Jackson and family, sickness among Dixie Rose Weddle, and labor changes at Diller meat market. Harness and leather goods offered for sale. Naomi Chapter 44 Eastern Star announces Apr 6 meeting. Glen Jones to Ellensburg for carpentry work. Former principal Glen Dorsey to teach in Columbus next year. Mrs Joe Hiatt mourns death of brother John Schmidt in Des Moines. Ladies Keystone class hosts Kensington on Friday with a spring menu. Food Sale profits reach about $18 at the drug store with committee members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hiatt
Walnut
Iowa
John Schmidt
Des Moines
Ladies Keystone
Federated Church
Minnie Claussen
Herman Stahl
Paul Beckwith
Hagerman
Frisbie
Obituary: Fred Foltz 1865–1926 Remembered in Diller Nebraska
Fred Foltz born February 1 1865 in Frederickburg Ohio died March 29 1926 at his sister Mary Wright’s home in Diller Nebraska aged 74 years 1 month 28 days. He moved from Cass County Nebraska to Diller in 1919 and joined the M E Church as a young man. Surviving are three sisters Kate in Texas Mary and Susie of Diller and brothers Dave of Tacoma and another in York Nebraska. Funeral services were held March 31 at 2 PM at the home Reverend W S McCallister officiated with burial in the Diller cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Foltz
Fredrickburg
Ohio
Mary Wright
Cass Co
Kate
Texas
Mary
Susie
Diller
Nebr
Dave
Tacoma
York
McCallister
Rial
Easter Observance At Federated Church Stirs Parish
The Federated Community Church outlines an Easter program with Sunday school at 10 00 featuring choir and quartet numbers music and sacred readings. The day includes baptism reception of members the Lord's Supper and an Easter concert after a basket dinner at the Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Stull
Mildred Mayborn Dult
Rose of
Presbyterian Church
Lynn Ladies’ Quartet
Raymond, Tristman
W. S. McCallister
Christ
Glenn Shanks
Hastings College
St Pauls Ev Lutheran Good Friday Easter Services
Otto Bergfelder pastor preaches on Good Friday at 10 oclock with celebration of the Lord s supper. Easter Sunday service at 9 30 a m with preaching and Lord s supper at 10 30 a m. Theme The Lord is Risen Indeed Catechetical instruction Saturday at 9 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto Bergfelder
Also Mentioned on This Page
Legionnaires
France
Paris
American Legion Convention
Diller State Bank
Mr. Snyder
M E. Geer
G. H. Newton
Fairbury
Near
Sophia Mathias
Beatrice
Waggoner Bros
R. F. Starr
Shea Equity Exchange
F. A Moon & Son
Miss Martin
Franklin
Francis Skalla
Blue Rapids
Kansas
S. F. Clark & Son
Corda Weimers
Lucille Meek
University Place
Parker
Lydia Stucker
Kansas City
W. C. Line
W.S. McCallister
Scede Weimers
Clara Meyers
Jorden Sandman
F. W. Frisbie
Federal
Bernice Calkins
Charlotte Loock
Geo.Siemers
Wakefield
Kan
Henry Hullman
F. S. Teagarden
Charley Brandt
Burlington
Wilson Brandt
Hershey
North Platte
Mr. A. Mayborn
James Griffey
Livingston’s Stone
Earliana
New Globe
Manyfold
Jersey
Copenhagen
Market
Golden Acre
Livingston
Sweet Potato
L. A. Blauser
Roy Patton
Lucile Packer
Ralph Beckman
Adama
Garland
6Th St
Yellow Seed
Peter Wenz
Steele City
Dixie Rose
Harry Weddle
Lester Strawhacker
Mr. Peters
Gus Dressen
Naomi
Glen R. Jones
S. C
Glen Dorsey
Dorsey
Columbus
Keystone
Kensington
Willis Clark
Satan
THE
Federated Community Church
W. F. Clark
Dale Tristman
Vivian Waggoner
Norms Green
Carolynn Clark
Evaline Beck
Geneva Frisbie
Methodist
Cornet
Dean Barber
Berenice Fannin
Tena Wens
Francis Plager
Athem
Ewe Ssetes
A Beck
Wilber Erck
da Wiemers
Aoe Ferro
Jefferson Co. Assessment Assn
Carl Schnelle
Harbine
Peti
Pratts
E. F. Habicht
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