House for Rent and Local Picnic Notices
House for rent inquires at the Record office. Get prices on fly chaser and spray pumps at Blauser's before you buy. Bob and Cap Fairchild and families of Endicott attended the Diller picnic last week. Mrs. Herbert Stotts and children returned Tuesday from Hubbell visit. A. O. Boggs of Gilead and J. O. Boggs of Fairbury attended the picnic last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blauser’s
Bob and
Cap Fairchild
Endicott
Diller
Herbert Stotts
Hubbell
A. O. Boggs
Gilead
J. O. Boggs
Fairbury
Hale family returns from visit to Greenwood and Waverly
Mrs. F. E. Hale and her children came back Monday after visiting her daughter Mrs. Walter and family in Greenwood and in Waverly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Hale
Walter, Greenwood
Waverly
Hilder Family Activities Highlight Local Visit
Mr and Mrs Chas Hilder who attended the picnic and visited Diller relatives returned Sunday to their home near Wymore. Mrs Gee of Jersey City N J halts here Tuesday on return from Colorado for a visit with her cousin J G Hilder and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Hilder
Diller
Wymore
Mrs. Gee
Jersey City
N. J
Colorado
J. G. Hilder
Reverend Dickson reports strong turnout at Fairbury chautauqua
Rev John W. Dickson returned from the Fairbury chautauqua with a positive report on attendance and programs. Heary Hemminger and a Beatrice area family visited relatives and friends at the picnic here last week, noting the Hemmingers once lived near Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Dickson
Fairbury Chautauqua
Heary Hemminger
Beatrice
Hemmingers
Diller
Stafford Return From California Improve F ather Health
Mr and Mrs Fred Stafford return Sunday from California to Fairbury as his father shows marked health improvement. Mrs Stafford visits her parents Mr and Mrs J D Fanders. W P Mills of Atwood Kansas visits with his father G T Mills and other Diller relatives and rests from real estate work after a recent illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Stafford
California
Fairbury
W. P. Mills
Atwood
Kan
G. T. Mills
Loocks Cut Colorado Trip Short by Mountain Elevation
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Loock and daughter Charlotte returned Wednesday from a planned mountain trip to Colorado for Mrs. Loock to seek relief from asthma. They drove by auto and turned back at Fleming due to high elevation. They were away about ten days and met muddy roads most of the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Loock
Charlotte
Colorado
For Rent Stall Room for Two Horses
Peter Rosenbaum advertises a stall for two horses for rent. The notice mentions occupancy by a horse owner seeking space. Mr and Mrs Ben Behrends returned Monday from visiting relatives near Fairbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter Rosenbaum
Ben Behrends
Fairbury
Local Notes from Steele City and Diller Community
Mrs. Depue of Steele City has visited Diller friends since before the picnic. Rhue Green suffers a sore hand infection from a bruise several days prior. A son was born on the 10th to Mr and Mrs Floyd Maw who reside on Geo. Riddle 80 a half mile south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhue Green
Floyd Maw
Crawford store in Fairbury placed under receiver
The Crawford store at Fairbury is in the hands of a receiver with liabilities $8,000 and assets about half that amount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawford
Fairbury
Billy Sunday Completes Nebraska Anti Alcohol Tour
Evangelist Billy Sunday finishes a four city anti drink speaking tour in Nebraska with events in North Platte Grand Island Lincoln and Omaha this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Sunday
Nebraksa
North Platte
Grand Island
Lincoln
Omaha
Diller Family Attends Funeral Then Returns Home
Mr and Mrs Sam Diller attended the funeral of Mrs Anna C Diller and returned early in the week to their Wilber home where Mr Diller works as agent for the Burlington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam. Diller
Anna C. Diller
Wilber
Diller
Burlington
Louise Sturdevant Rejoins Grand Island High School
Miss Louise Sturdevant, who had visited With Diller friends since before the picnic, returned Monday to Grand Island where she has been retained for her fifth year as a teacher in that citys high school. She was formerly a teacher in the Diller schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Sturdevant
Diller
Grand Island
Logan daughter Blanche dies after appendicitis operation
J. H. Logan was summoned to Powell Wyoming by telegram about his daughter Blanche wife of Ora Wright who was very ill. She underwent surgery for appendicitis and died Tuesday night. Survived by husband and three children Geo Logan her brother went to attend the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Logan
Powell
Wyo
Blanche
Ora Wright
Geo. Logan
Clarence Long Rejects Kansas Threshing Rig Shipment
Clarence Long returned from a trip to northwestern Kansas aboard an Overland. He reports a light corn crop but small grain and abundant grasshoppers, with many threshing rigs available. he will not ship his own rig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Long
Kansas
Rock Island
Goodland
Mankato
Mr. Long
Picnic at Diller Marks 20th AOUW and MW A Event
The 20th annual A O U W and M W A fraternal picnic at Diller drew two to ten thousand attendees with sunny weather and great roads. The program featured the Fairbury band, readings, vocal solo, balloon ascent, parachute leap, and speeches by Frank L. Evans and C D Renner. Free acts by Gardner and Arnold and Jackman Amusement Co. plus band music filled the afternoon and evening. The carnival contract setback was resolved with C C Patton rides and side shows, drawing strong crowds and reunions among locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Fairbury
C. D. Renner
J. L. Kennedy
United States
Nebraska
Gardner & Arnold
Jackman Amusement Co
McMahon Carnival Co
C. C. Patton
Carnival Company
Local residents announce purchases and appointments
Cal. Waggoner bought a Maxwell touring car and a Buick four cylinder is due today. J. D. Fanders and Geo. Cunningham are noted, with Cunningham earning the Diller school janitorship at 45 dollars monthly. Mr. and Mrs. Sparks, their daughter Nellie Miller, and son Kieth plan to leave for California next Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Cunningham
Diller School
W. N. Sparks
Nellie Miller
Kieth
California
Sparks Retires from Diller Mercantile Company
W N Sparks retires due to illness and sells his shares to B F Lightner and W A Snyder. The Sparks plan to move to Fullerton California to visit their daughter Mrs F L Miller until Sparks recovers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Sparks
Diller Merc. Co
B. F. Lightner
W. A. Snyder
Sparks
Mrs. Sparks
Fullerton
Calif
F. L. Miller
Diller Man Dies From Horse Kick Injuries
Ed Krebs 27 died from injuries after being kicked in the stomach by a horse near Sidney Nebraska. He moved from Diller area to Sidney and is survived by his wife, his parents north of Diller, one child, and other relatives. Burial took place at the German Reformed church cemetery near Harbine after services on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Krebs
Diller
Sidney
Nebr
Fred Schmuelle
Harbine
Ed. Schmuelle
Aeschlimann
Diller Notes and Local Notices Highlighting Visits and Sales
Asa Colman has been under the weather for two or three weeks. Twin cylinder Excelsior motorcycle for sale in Al condition. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Cassell of Steele City visited Diller friends at the picnic. Miss Hattie Tarnow came from Omaha to attend the picnic and visit relatives at Deshler. Rice alfalfa seed for sale. C. L. E. Blauser and wife went to Steele City in their Dodge car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asa Colman
Guy Cassell
Steele City
Diller
Hattie Tarnow
Omaha
Deshler
C. L. E. Blauser
Diller Merc. Co Notice on Outstanding Accounts
Notice from Diller Merc. Co. states all who owe money should settle by note or cash after purchasing Mr. Sparks' interest. Mrs. Viona Colman and daughter Maxine returned from Vliets Kansas Wednesday evening with sister-in-law Mrs. Fred Witty visiting relatives and attending a picnic before returning home Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Sparks
Diller Merc. Co
Viona Colman
Maxine
Vliets
Kan
Fred Witty
Ensley Carmichael
Entertained The Thimble Club at Mrs McAfee's home
The Thimble Club of Dist 64 entertained eleven members and ten visitors at Mrs F S McAfee's on Wednesday. Miss Dora Drengenberg of Johnson Nebraska visited. Prizes in guessing contests went to Mrs Ruby Weaver and Mrs Frank Cole with booby prizes to Mrs L D Calkins and Mrs Lawrence Caldwell. Refreshments included sandwiches ice cream cake and punch. Guests departed after a most enjoyable afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thimble Club
Dist. 64
F. S. McAfee
Dora Drengenberg
Johnson, Nebr
Ruby Weaver
Frank Cole
L. D. Calkins
Lawrence Caldwell
Diller Picnic Committee Seeks Secretary Approval
The Diller Picnic Committee asks all members to present accounts to the secretary B F Lightner for review and approval as gatherings resume.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Picnic Committee
B. F. Lightner
Epworth Assembly Closes With Strong Attendance
The twentieth Epworth Assembly session ended with highly praised programs and ideal camp conditions. Attendance exceeded recent years, and the community is invited to worship next Sunday at 10 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. preaching on The Challenge from Eph 4 1, followed by union services at the Presbyterian church in the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Union and preaching services at Presbyterian Church
At 11 a.m. worship service follows Presbyterian rites. 7 p.m. union service at the Presbyterian church with Young people's societies. 8 p.m. union meeting and preaching at the Presbyterian church. Strangers invited. a large attendance is hoped.
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Presbyterian Church of Young Peoples’ Societies
Presbyterian Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Savings Center
Citizens State Bank
State of
Savings Department
Mrs. Depue
Cal. Waggoner
Maxwell
J. D. Fanders
Diller Mercantile Co
Eastman Autographic Kodak
Shutt Drug Company
C. L. Waggoner
Ted
Dutch West Indies
U.S
C. E. Fairbank
Methodist
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