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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1923
Page
1
C E Gilmore promotes Jefferson County Fair Exhibit at Fairbury Sept 18 to 71st. A Diller article in the premium list praises the town for its churches, water works, electric service, telephone exchange, schools, roads and business. The county picnic draws attendees from fifty miles.
E F Habicht came back Saturday from Chicago markets with new stock for his store. Carrol Diller returned from Lincoln to join his brother’s wedding and visit his parents Mr and Mrs J Smith Diller and the family picnic.
The Diller baseball team defeated Steele City 7 to 3 Sunday at Diller. Local events include visits from Gen John C Hartigan and wife of Fairbury, Chester Sparks and family at a picnic, Pearly Miller and daughter Mary from Pittsburg to attend gatherings. Post office fixtures updated, gasoline price cut to 18 cents a gallon, memorial services for President Harding held in the opera house with lower than expected attendance.
Carl Franzen works with a Burlington bridge crew and stayed home over Sunday. Cloyd Cally Howard Prather and their families plan a Sunday motor trip to Colorado and Wyoming. Leon Blauser and wife from Kansas City and Everett Blauser and wife from Powell Neb were guests at the Blauser parents home. Mrs Al Taylor came from Wymore to visit old Diller friends. Ruth Kurtz Beatrice a former Diller school teacher visited at Henry Weaver's during the picnic. The Record publishes Rev Duhrkop's request about the world wide Lutheran convention to be held soon in Eisenach Germany.
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