Diller area notes and town updates
For sale watermelons and tomatoes from Guy Cassel in Steele City. Mrs. E F Habicht and two children visited Lincoln. Diller schools reopen Sept 6 with full teaching staff. Delmar Hall and Virginia Dunn welcomed a 84 pound daughter. Geo A Murphy former Beat Rice attorney died Aug 7 in Muskogee Oklahoma. Diller Shipping Association sent cattle to St Joe market. Harry Weddle recovering from pleurisy and pneumonia. nurse returned to Fairbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmar Hall
Virginia Dunn
Harry Weddle
Fairbury
Harry
Odell Residents Visit Diller Friends Sunday Evening
Mrs. Nellie Lightner and her relatives from Odell visited Diller friends on Sunday evening. The group included Mr and Mrs Blair Burkett and Mr and Mrs Bert Hamersham and their sister.
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Nellie Lightner
Blair Burkett
Bert Hamersham
Odell
Diller
Mrs Lulu White Leaves For St Joseph After Visit
Mrs Lulu White who had been visiting with her sister Mrs George Henrichs and relatives at Superior since before the picnic departed Tuesday for her home in St Joseph Missouri. She plans to stop en route to Humboldt to visit her sisters for a day or two.
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Lulu White
George Henrichs
Superior
St. Joseph
Humboldt
King Family Visits Diller Relatives In Beatrice
Mr and Mrs Harry C King and family traveled from Beatrice in a new Chevrolet to spend the day with Mrs Kings parents Mr and Mrs R L Oaks and other Diller relatives. Mr King remains with the Dempster company where he has worked for several years.
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Harry C. King
Beatrice
Chevrolet
R. L. Oaks
Diller
Mr. King
Dempster Company
Farmer and tramp agree to potato digging plan
A farmer offers five dollars a day for a tramp to help dig potatoes before frost in a big field. The tramp declines, insisting the farmer planted them and knows their location. A. D. Stotts of Colman, moving with family to Lincoln for better school facilities, has closed his hotel and will receive the Record at 1433 R Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Stotts
Colman
Lincoln
Dunn Conducts Trade At Farmers Union Store
E S Dunn, manager of the Farmers Union Co Operative store at Diller, transacted business in the local exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. S. Dunn
Farmers Union Co-Operative
Diller
Lincoln
Mrs Hudson Leaves Grant After Nebraska Visit
Mrs. Harry Hudson of Grant Nebraska left for home on Wednesday after visiting her father Geo Fisher and other Diller relatives prior to a picnic.
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Harry Hudson
Grant, Nebr
Geo. Fisher
Trap shooter G L Waggoner stars at Syracuse and Louisville meet
G L Waggoner attended a trap shoot in Syracuse on Sunday and another in Louisville on Wednesday. He posted scores close to the top at both events, drawing notice from competing shooters.
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G.L. Waggoner
Syracuse
Louisville
Return of Oscar Larson from Steinauer reflects local move
Oscar Larson of 7 Shickley has returned home from Steinauer where he was employed for several months, joined by Fern and Vette Cavett in the journey.
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Oscar _ Larson
Shickley
Fern
Vette Cavett
Steinauer
Hebron Family Visits Over Weekend
Mr and Mrs J M Thompson and their son H B Thompson with family from Hebron Nebraska visited here Sunday with their daughter Mrs F J Frey and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Thompson
H. B. Thompson
Hebron
Nebr
F. J. Freytag
Families From Three States Visit O. A. Haffer
Mr and Mrs Joe Adams and family with Mr and Mrs Dean Hamilton and daughter from Fairbury visited O A Haffer's home on Sunday. Also Mr and Mrs W A Riddle and family from Gage Oklahoma and Mrs Mamie Werhan and son from Bennington Kansas joined the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Adams
Dean Hamilton
Fairbury
W. A. Riddle
Gage, Okla
Mamie Werhan
Bennington
Kan
O. A. Hafer
Eyes of the World film at Rex Theatre on Sept 17
Thousands of readers will be pleased by news of a nine reel motion picture adaptation of Harold Bell Wright's The Eyes of the World. The romance has been produced for screening at the Rex Theatre on September 17.
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Harold Bell Wright
Rex
Local papers praised as best advertising medium
The Fairbury News notes local papers are the best value for ads because they are read, reread, and kept. Farmers will advertise the coming season in the local press for broad, lasting impact.
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Fairbury News
Wright Brothers Reunite as Col J B Wright Arrives
Col J B Wright of Powell Wyoming traveled to Diller after a telegram from Macaye Wright who is seriously ill with cancer. The brothers, previously not on good terms, reconciled on arrival and Col Wright will stay here indefinitely to help care for his brother and visit relatives in Udell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Wright
Powell
Wyo
Macaye Wright
Diller
Mr. Wright
Udell
Fred Forsyth quarter sold to John Bergmeier for 31000
R F Starr transferred the Fred Forsyth quarter to John Bergmeier for thirty one thousand dollars. Miss Xenia Fouts, visiting with her uncle J W Fouts family, returned Tuesday to Falls City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R.F. Starr
Fred Forsyth
John Bergmeier
Xenia Fouts
J. W. Fouts
Falls City
Mrs Gretzinger Family Visit In Byrop
Mrs John Gretzinger Jr and her children visited her sister in law Mrs Harry Gregory in Byrop on Monday for a family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gretzinger, Jr
Byrop
Harry Gregory
Omaha woman visits relatives in Wymore
Mise Lucile Dunn of Omaha came Tuesday for a visit with her aunt Mrs H Z Diller and family. Mrs Diller and daughter Pearl met her at Wymore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mise Lucile Dunn
Omaha
H. Z. Diller
Diller
Pearl
Wymore
Bristol Family Heads to Harvest Fields in the Dakotas
Mr and Mrs Will Bristol and CG A Green who stayed at Diller after the picnic departed Monday by car for harvest work in the Dakotas.
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Will. Bristol
CG. A. Green
Diller
Dakotas
Annual Summer Sale Announced at Miss Ballard Store
Miss L. Q. Ballard announces an annual summer sale starting Saturday August 21 offering a 50 percent discount on all trimmed and untrimmed summer hats and 25 percent off all flowers.
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L. Q. Ballard
Huttenmier Griffen Visit Hadleys for Watermelon
Mr and Mrs Alfred Huttenmier and their son with Mrs May Griffen drove to visit Mr and Mrs Harlen Hadley Sunday afternoon. They enjoyed eating watermelon with the Hadleys from about 2 o'clock until after 6 o'clock before returning home.
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Alfred’ Huttenmier
May Griffen
Harlen Hadley
Pulec Couple Sell Diller Property and Move to Noel Mo
Mr and Mrs John Pulec formerly of Diller sold their Noel Missouri property for 1350 and moved to Chetopa Labette county Kansas where Pulec became head mechanic in a large garage They ask that the Record be sent to them An auto load of young men from Wymore including ball team members on picnic day met with an accident seven miles past Wymore on the way home Chub Miller suffered a broken nose Otis Wilcox three broken ribs and bruises The group failed to yield to an oncoming car Miller veered off into a ditch overturning the vehicle Injured men were taken to town by another car for medical care.
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John Pulec
Diller
Noel
Chetopa
Neosho River
Labette County
Kan
Pulec
Wymore
Miller
Otis Wilcox
Fire at the Depot Sparks Light Engine Blamed
The Burling ton depot shingle roof caught fire from sparks from a light engine going east. Firemen noted the blaze early and quickly extinguished it with hydrant water and a depot chemical extinguisher. Bridge men spotted the fire and aided in saving most of the building and contents amid calm winds.
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Burlington
Agente
W. J. Filley
St. Pauls Lutheran Service Schedule
Sunday schedule lists a 2 o clock wake service and a 3 o clock preaching by Rev. Otto Bergfelder at St. Pauls Lutheran Church.
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Otto Bergfelder
Presbyterian Services August 22 Schedule
Sunday school at 10 a m preaching at 1 p m Christian Endeavor at 7 p m led by Mrs Willis Clark Good attendance desired Evening service at 8 p m All young people invited to evening preaching Prayer meeting Wednesday Aug 25 at 8 p m
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Christian Endeavor
Willis Clark
Frayer Meeting
Methodist Centenary Subscriptions and Rock Creek Schedule
Sunday August 22 1920 evening service at 8 p m. Conference reports due to Treasurer by September 1. Deliver Centenary subscriptions to the pastor promptly for conference credit. Evangelist was not reached last Sunday for Rock Creek but expected by Sunday the 22 inst. Pastor to be at Rock Creek at 11 a m.
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Rock Creek
Glasses guidance from A. D. Acker Optometrist
In Fairbury Nebraska the Register ed Optometrist A. D. Acker advises readers to trust eye care. The note promotes professional eye exams and emphasizes proper glasses selection.
Eye ear nose throat services and local ads in Fairbury
Dr G H Newton offers eye ear nose throat services in Fairbury Nebraska. Potatoes for sale in adjustable lots by Diller with call 108. Thorebred red polled bull two years old for sale at market price. Paul Beck offers eye exams and home glasses by a registered man call 102. Estrayed two red calves and one spotted calf two miles south and one west of Diller notify B F Henricha.
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Thorebred
Paul Beckwith
Wm. Weigel
Diller
B. F. Henricha
Optical services reminder in Fairbury ad
An old notice urges readers to remember A. D. Ackerman of Fairbury Nebraska. It states employees specialize in optometry practice.
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A. D. Ackerman
Fairbury
Nebr
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Citizens State Bank
Guy Cassel
Steele City
E.F. Habicht
Geo. A. Murphy
Muskogee
Oklo
The
Diller Shipping Association
St. Joe
Rene Val Stion
H. K. Shutt
ST. Paul’s Lutheran
Methodist
A. D. Acker
Man Fairbury
G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
G. T. Mills
North Side
Square
Diller Markets
Chautauqua
Peace Hamptoncert
Hampton
J. Coates Lockhart
Lockhart and His
Scotch Lassies
Saxaphone Quintette Dture
Harold Morton Kramer
Coates Lockhart Trio
Fredrick Dale Wood
Saxaphone Quintette
California Players
Elmer Lynn Williams
Ocean String Orchestra
Odeanote Wepernn Orchestra
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