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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1913
Page
5
The Dempsters installed four pumping stations delivering more than half a million gallons of pure well water daily. Beatricians, long used to Blue River water, now know what good water tastes like. The city is to be congratulated.
Church notices call for Supt Schwarts of Omaha to conduct morning and evening worships with strong attendance encouraged.
Christian Bible school at 10 and a.m. in the chapel. Christian Endeavor at 7 p.m. and preaching at 8 p.m.
The Methodist church reports new fellowship for Mr and Mrs Geo E Sone See ee Se ist and Mrs Neoma Deputy who is transferred from all Rock Grace Watson sang the solo.
The article records a morning talk by Rev. Hadsell, mentions L E Mumford from Ginn & Co visiting, reports last six weeks work cards issued, and lists Beatrice area schools and players such as Diller with lineup details. Dr. L. A. Powell visited from Superior to check on matters and reconnect with former Diller friends.
Arthur Price rebuilds his barn into a garage while local briefs cover eye glass repairs general suppers and a cattle pasture listing. Ruby Barber is brought home from Beatrice after hospitalization for appendicitis and C E Caldwell Jansen and Harbine phones are mentioned.
Macage Wright, a janitor at the school house, fell on a stair and cut his scalp on the left side near the ear. The injury caused some bleeding but Wright was not seriously hurt and returned to duties shortly after.
The 20th anniversary of the dedication of the M E church in Diller and the 29th anniversary of the church’s organization in Diller will be celebrated with appropriate services next Tuesday evening.
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