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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1923
Page
3
The passage contrasts seeding as planting by a farmer with the idea of a later harvest. It references a witch and a general banking phrase, mixing rural farming imagery with odd non sequiturs. The tone hints at a folk or moralizing proverb style.
Frank Johnson purchases C W Tonnemaker property. Rev Duhrkop visits Auburn and Lincoln. Rev and Mrs W F Clark host Beatrice friends. Mrs E Carr ill with pneumonia in Fairbury. Mrs Herb Stotte moves to Meikle property. Lloyd Myers family from Fairbury visit. F Hartzel sells hogs at St Joe market for 8.15 per cwt. Ellis improves property south of depot for tenant Mrs Willerds. Mrs C J Hiatt visits Diller relatives. J L Lamb travels to Crete with Lawrence Blauser and family. Clara Myers returns from Wahoo and Havelock. Mire Carr stays with Allie Eick. Dick Willems family to return to Malcom in Ford. County buys five more acres for fairgrounds. grandstand moved and repairs made before fall fair. Irene Davideon visits grandparents before moving to California. Weddel dies of pneumonia. burial at Steele City cemetery.
Capt. Andrews arrived from Steele City on Tuesday. Green moved last week into the Stycker property recently vacated by Sapt. Linch. Mrs. John Gretginger traveled to Byron on No. 17 Wednesday to visit her daughter, Mrs. Harry Gregory.
Mrs W M Weddel will hold a public sale Thursday of next week to settle her late husband’s bills. The ad for the sale is printed in this paper.
Mr and Mrs Onke Franzen of DeRidder Louisiana and formerly of Diller Nebraska are visiting Steele City and Fairbury with old friends and relatives. They will spend a couple of weeks in Nebraska then travel to Fort Wayne Indiana to stay several months before returning south for the fall.
The N C 8 A ladies met Wednesday April 18 with Mrs Quinterly for hand work and social talk. The president led the business session and minutes were approved. Arbor Day origins and Arbor Lodge gifts were discussed along with a May Day program hosted by Mrs Habieht and guests including Mesdames Fanders Steiner and others.
Anne Jeheon Roelfe, born December 25 1836 in St Piléeon Germany, died April 8 1933 aged 86 years 8 months. She married George Menten Roelfe March 28 1858 and moved to Chapin Illinois in 1869 later to Nebraska in 1907. Survived by twelve children seven sons and four daughters nineteen grandchildren five great grandchildren.
Delmer Hale, manager of the Farmers store, visited the St. Joe market on Monday seeking new goods. The piece urges local loyalty to town institutions and newspapers and ends with a note on community support for local enterprises. Mrs. F. W. Beckwith dies near Steele City after illness. She leaves a husband, daughter Mrs. G. B. Cansell, sons Herbert and Paul, and several grandchildren. Funeral was held Thursday at noon with burial in Steele City cemetery.
Woman's Club hosts an illustrated bird lecture on Tuesday April 23 at 8 p m at Rex Theatre with no admission fee a collection to support expenses. Literature group met last week and discussed Arbor Day current events and a fundraiser for Diller's quota at Omaha children's home.
Mr and Mrs J L Hughes were called Saturday to Reynolds where their daughter Mrs Wilber Hiatt had broken an arm while attempting to crank their car.
Diller relatives report the death on April 7 at Natoma Kansas of Mrs Lottie McFadden daughter of Jacob Henrichs pioneer Diller resident and sister of our townsman Diller.
Citizens urged to notify Sheriff Frank Tippin in Fairbury about any found vehicle numbers so the owner can be located.
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