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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1925
Page
5
In Diller locals comment on a vogue seen on streets with many women adopting the newest bob hairstyle. The Record office advertising sale bills and local chatter fill the town scene amid hot weather notes and social visits. Tedious lines mention QO Hills visiting Tecumseh business, Mrs. Ira McKenzie in Lincoln, and hog shipments by Harry Weddle and the Farmers Shipping Assn to St Joe.
Miss Mamie Brandt comes back from Mond to Three Forks Montana where she will resume housekeeping for her grandfather Charles Brandt.
Harm Diekman and Alpha Wiemers families returned Saturday from a motor trip to Perkins county western Kansas and eastern Colorado. Will Joe Starr from Cisco Texas arrives Monday to visit at the home of his uncle and aunt R F Starr until after the picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Packer and J G Packer of Wood River join Miss Adelaide Packer and Mr and Mrs Julius of Brandon for a Diller picnic and visits with relatives and many old friends.
Jefferson county road funds show improved financial standing not seen in twelve years. Except for twelve of fifty eight funds, all pantyme funds were honed to 2700 dollars as special levies and careful expenditures reduced the overall amount.
Local merchants urge students to buy in town before leaving for college. They argue buying locally saves money and supports the community while still allowing access to college advantages. The plea emphasizes loyally spending at home for clothing and other needs.
Society items list the why not vote dispute as remembered by locals. The m. W. A. holds meetings on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays monthly. Miss Elsie Wedemeyer returns from Johnson Nebraska. Pauline Ewers, accompanist for the Green sisters, returns to Fairbury. The Venetian Parade at Riverside Park Beatrice postponed to Friday night due to weather. Charley Gaisford and family visit from Oklahoma to Ellis home of his mother.
Miss Neva Carpenter of Greenwood is spending the weekend as the guest of Mr. Clifford Sparks at the Sparks home.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Man and C A Green drove from McDonald Kansas to visit relatives and friends in Diller during the Monday picnic, staying through the event.
Mrs. Elma Limprecht and her two children drove from Lincoln to visit Diller relatives and friends and attend the Diller picnic.
Harold Bowers crewman with Standard Chautauqua System visited relatives and attended the Diller Picnic before returning to Courtland Kansas yesterday.
Mrs. Chas. Arnold and her daughter from Inavale Nebraska arrived on No. 16 Tuesday to visit Mrs. Jennie Upson and attend the Diller picnic.
Mr and Mrs Frank T Pearce expect a ten day motor trip after a picnic to Burlington Colorado and possibly Denver and Colorado Springs The couple anticipate travel to multiple cities and complete their outing within about ten days.
Mrs Jennie Kendall Obsorn of Lincoln visited Tuesday to reunite with old Diller friends and stayed with Effie Diller Clark. She joined by her husband Charles Osboro and they enjoyed the picnic together.
The Jefferson County annual Sunday school picnic will be held at the city park on Thursday August 27 with Hon Elmer E Thomas federal Prohibition Director for Nebraska as the keynote speaker. This marks the fourth annual observance of the event with programs planned.
A single buggy is offered for sale by J M Carpenter located at Shea. The notice provides no price or contact details.
The article recounts a New York visit by a clergyman to the United States Veterans Hospital revealing the grim reality of wounded veterans and mental illness, contrasted with praise for the International House near Columbia University funded by John D Rockefeller Jr. The piece condemns war and calls for prayer for world peace and the League of Nations.
The message from V. F. Clark speaks of a forthcoming boat trip to Boston as part of finishing a long goodbye. He suggests energy may dwindle but hints at writing again if any strength remains.
The bulletin notes cottage cheese has all milk’s protein and can substitute for portions of milk in diets, especially with added cream or butter. Skim milk, from which cottage cheese is made, yields rich nourishment and may play an important role in family meals.
Local notice reports Milestone Rubber Co marketing car tires in Liver Pool Ohio. Details on pricing and availability are limited in the fragment.
An inflamed mucous membrane of the Eustachian tube causes catarrhal deafness with a rumbling hearing. The ad claims Hall’s Catarrh Cure relieves this condition and has been sold for over 40 years by Dewey Co. of Toledo Ohio.
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