Junior class play and Diller Chautauqua dates announced
The notice lists a junior class play on April 25 and the Diller Chautauqua festival from June 4 to June 8 highlighting upcoming community events.
25 Apr 1924
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1924
Page
1
The notice lists a junior class play on April 25 and the Diller Chautauqua festival from June 4 to June 8 highlighting upcoming community events.
Community notices include Saturday specials at Cully Grocery with two tons alfalfa day, a 1924 auto found, and local sales on women’s spring wear. Also listed are meetings of the N A and M W A clubs, a class play Contents Unknown, Derby county budget estimate for Jefferson county, farm egg sales, and local social updates from Fairbury Nebraska and nearby towns.
Visitors will see a new fenced south side with posts capped and an eight foot walk beneath a twenty foot internal road. Eight feet of center gravelling creates six foot side walks, with painted turnways to prevent driving over graves. About one hundred lots and blocks are designated with perpetual care markers, and several new monuments are being erected as caretakers clean up for Decoration Day.
Chautauqua organizer George H. Lemon met boosters to perfect local setup. June 4-8 is the schedule with Rev. Clark elected President and E. F. Habicht Secretary Treasurer. Committees to be named soon. Programs include two plays The Gorilla and Friendly Enemies a Loveless Concert Party a Novelty Trio and The Saint Cecilia orchestra with lecturers W. H. Naton Prof. Gossard and Raymond B. Tolbert. Ticket sales begin soon with season tickets encouraged.
Mr and Mrs Frank Cully traveled to Kansas City this week with stock in two carloads. Mr Cully went on to St Joe Sunday with the stock and joined his wife there on No 16 Monday evening.
Diller defeated Harbine on the local diamond with a 14 to 0 score after a Sunday game. Harbine yielded all runs while Diller piled up hits and innings of strong pitching.
The Diller Library Association invites members to its annual meeting next Monday night April 28 at City Hall. Officers will be elected and other business may be discussed.
A meeting of the Diller Picnic Association is set for Tuesday night in city hall on April 29. All interested in the picnic's success are urged and expected to attend.
This week’s stock shipment from Diller station included nine car loads. On Sunday Harry Weddle delivered one hog and one cattle unit, Frank Cully one hog and one cattle, and F Hartzel two cattle and one hog. On Tuesday the Farmers Shipping Assn sent one mixed load, and Ben Henrichs delivered one hog load.
A representative for a firm preparing a new county directory to be compiled and printed at Fairbury was in town Tuesday seeking input and data for the publication.
C E Waggoner H H Green and E B Diller visited the county seat on Wednesday as locals report business and community engagements in the town center.
Dry seasoned furnace, heater and cook stove wood offered at five dollars per load delivered or two dollars forty five cents on site. Straight oak and walnut sold at six dollars per load. Seasoned oak and walnut offered for two dollars sixty five cents per hundred in May. J. M. Hiatt.
Wheat No 2 corn and oats show prices in Thursday's market note. Grain futures and receipts are summarized with local price ranges and market activity for nearby commodities.
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