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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1921
Page
1
The snippet notes a full line of Richardson's fruits and syrups available at Miller's restaurant. It mentions social events including Mr. and Mrs. F. Lee attending a funeral in Wymore and Mrs. Mary Miller receiving a postal card shower for her 61st birthday.
A note mentions Avery Lumber Co and Mrs Nan éy Clark returning from Beatrice hospital with a nurse by her side. It also reports Patrice McElwee, formerly of the city, marrying Phillip A. Finelli in Omaha and planning to reside there.
An eclipse of the moon is expected next Thursday night April 2 starting at 12 03 a m with totality at 1 23 and lasting until 3 26 depending on cloud cover visible in the agarce region. Mr and Mrs Bichelmeir and their young daughter visited recently with Mrs Mary Miller and returned to Omaha. Mrs Bichelmeir is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Dave Diller of Pittsburg Kansas, former Diller residents.
About fifty young people gathered Tuesday evening at the home of Mies Ione Wiemers to surprise her on her birthday. The party included ice cream and cake and ended with guests wishing her many more happy returns.
Moser and Green repaper their barber shop while a fresh drop of tobaccos arrives at reduced prices. Miller's restaurant is mentioned. Mrs Ray Colman and her sister Mrs Ray Green visited here then returned home to Lincoln. Rose Comb Rhode Island Red eggs offered at $5 per hundred and 75 cents per 15 with good color and winter layers. Mr and Mrs Herman Sasse and children drove to Byron to visit their son Fred. Mrs Sasse remained ill and returned home Tuesday on the Burlington line.
Miss Emma Albers reports from Hemingford Nebraska that her brother and sister in law Mr and Mrs Ben Albers have a newborn pair of twin girls Velma and Verla born January 1st to Mrs Frieda Lohr.
The W. C. T. U. met at Mrs. Callander's home with devotional work by Mrs. Innes and a program led by Mrs. G. Blauser. They voted to entertain the County Institute for W. C. T. U. work, to be held April 28 with details to be published later.
Grandma Senior widow of F B Senior longtime community pioneer marked her 79th birthday Tuesday with a family dinner at her home, half a mile north and three miles east of Diller. Attending were J A D Fanders of Fairbury, S J Senior of Wymore, Lew Wehling and his wife, John Senior and Theodore Senior.
Mr John Ginthar plans a new white paint coat for his Diller residence. Lon Snyder reports potatoes ripe in his garden on April 14. Mrs Jane Seamon returns to Davenport Iowa after visiting her sister Mrs Mary Miller. Mr and Mrs J C Herwig drove from Humboldt to visit Diller relatives the Tristmans and Gretzingers.
Mr Debus Quality Bread averages 25 oz for 15 cents and is received fresh each evening at Miller's restaurant. Mrs R W Green and Mrs O C Diehl rode Burlington yesterday to visit relatives in Lincoln. Pearly Miller and family, jailed due to his mother's illness, returned to Pittsburg Kan, with Mrs Agnes Diller joining later.
The twin daughters of Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Earhart of Steele City died within days. Marine died on a train en route to a hospital in St. Josaph in her mother's arms. Javine died at Mennonite hospital in the city. They were ten months old and buried in Liberty cemetery near Hollenburg, King, Tyenay, Beste.
J W Fouts returned from Coatsville Missouri where a niece’s home burned and a human skull was found in the ruins, indicating the death of her husband Orvil Dooley. Dooley and Dr Ray Fouts of Chicago ran a sizable stock business. the home loss was $20000. About $80 in silver remained missing with his watch. Copies of the Centerville Daily Ledger contain an account to be published next week in the Record.
The Nebraska State Hygiene and Welfare Campaign marks a new statewide effort addressing causes of neglect and dependency. Judge Howard Kennedy and C. Prevye lead the State Children Code Commission with director from the National Hygiene and Welfare Bureau as Sunday night speaker John Garretson urges public participation.
A plea from News Correctionville Iowa urges readers to inform editors about legitimate news from themselves, their families, friends, and the community to help produce a better newspaper and a healthier community. The editor will share information with others if it is tellable.
In the Egyptian room a child asks about a desiccated queen, and her aunt explains it is a mummy. The child replies that she is glad her own mummy does not look like that, adding a gentle humorous note from the Boston Transcript.
Tin from the Yunnan district of South China may be cut off soon, though it is said to have once yielded a quarter of world demand. Present mine returns do not justify continued operation of the mines, threatening a larger supply shortage.
A historical note describes tricks performed by a large Percheron and a small Rhétiand. The scene is framed as an exhibition that blends mite and mace in a playful, perhaps vaudeville style show.
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