28 Apr 1911
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1911
Page
1
A mixed local item piece notes soap ads and community news from Diller Nebraska. It mentions Harmony Clweenne Swan at Chipperfield Drug, farm sales and crops, cement walks, hair care, theater and church life, and changes in local businesses and residences with several short notices about residents and upcoming events.
Beatrice area items report the death of Jack Cale of Steele City at 61 years, funeral held Monday. taxes delinquent May 1 with 10 percent interest thereafter. injuries to Jose Price in a four horse runaway while disking. local business notes include drug sales and corset shipment. community updates cover Embroidery Club, church events, and local travel notices.
The District Sunday School Convention invites Sunday School workers to meet April 30 at the Presbyterian church in Diller Nebraska. The note states the program has few names but emphasizes wholehearted participation from all attendees to ensure a successful gathering.
Eva Witty of Diller, a Peru Nebraska state normal school trainee, has been elected to teach first grade in Hebron Nebraska schools at a monthly salary of fifty dollars. Witty previously worked as a compositor in the local office while attending Diller school and will soon graduate from the teachers training course.
Diller groom Mr. Diederich V. Fanders and Guide Rock bride Miss Misa Malasa J. Lambert wed at the bride’s parents home in Guide Rock Nebraska on April 26 1911. They will reside in Diller after May 10 and were warmly regarded by relatives and friends including Mr. and Mrs Louis Wehling and Miss Della Fanders.
A surprise party was held Friday evening in Diller to honor Roy Patton. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Rank Johnson Mr and Mrs Myron Patton Irene Blauser Lula Fasnacht Allie Brandt Ben Henrichs Theodore Henrichs Harry Thompson Viona Witty and Ray Colman. Irene Blauser played piano and led games before refreshments.
The Program of the District hosts a Sunday School convention in Diller Nebraska on April 30 1911 with sessions from 10:00 a.m. devotional and roll call to 8:00 p.m. address. Delegates will report enrollment and attendance and discuss graded lesson helps class organization evangelistic effort and Christian conduct. Rev Maxwell of Fairbury is to deliver the evening address.
A fragmentary notice invites inspection of planters Deere No. 9 and Janesville models before ordering. It references the Canadian reciprocity bill passing the lower house with 197 Democrats and 67 Republicans for, 78 Republicans and 10 Democrats against, citing farmers’ interests and specific lawmakers.
Owing to the district United Sunday School convention, the Presbyterian church will host the meetings next Sabbath April 30. Morning and evening services are canceled. Sabbath school gathers at 9 30 a m and proceeds to the church at 10 a m. Other services are suspended to support the convention with pastors Go lpemra and borns noted.
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