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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
5
Public notice promotes bank officers ready to assist people without account, offering advice to improve financial prestige and community help. Emphasizes cooperative attitude and willingness to aid locals even without formal relationships.
Dr. G. H. Newton of Fairbury Nebraska treated eye ear nose and throat cases. Bethel Friday, who had visited friends at Wymore, returned home Wednesday.
Miss Florence Jones of Kansas City, guest of Miss Averil Fouts, departed Thursday last for Denver as the season winds down and plans begin for fall weather orders.
Miss Carrie Linn departed for Lincoln on Tuesday after visiting at the home of her sister Mrs. Nancy Robertson.
The Diller picnics unite many families friends and former residents who had not met for years providing a communal reunion atmosphere and chance to reconnect after long separations.
Mrs Isabell Wieths and her daughter Hilda left Wednesday for an extended visit to the home of her daughter Mrs Ray Mudge near Beatrice.
Mr and Mrs E W Atkinson and son Ross Willard visited her parents Mr and Mrs W N Sparks and left Sunday morning for their home in Pittsburg Penn.
Mrs. H. Koester and two sons visited at the home of John Rahman, their grandfather, and left Saturday for Deshler Nebraska. A daughter Mrs. Frerichs and her two children, who had been visiting, returned Sunday by the Burlington line to Auburn Nebraska.
Miss Owens of Diller Public Schools plans to resume duties as Grammar Room teacher at the start of the term after a two week illness. She underwent surgery at Trinity Lutheran Hospital in Kansas City performed by her brother Dr Gay E. Owens was ill at home in Lincoln before hospitalization and many Diller friends wish her a speedy recovery.
Send your society notices to the Record office. The M W A meets on the second and fourth Thursday of each month. For sale cheap seven months old dog part bulldog part hound. A nine pound boy was born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Emil Novotny six miles east and twenty four south of Disler. Pete Wenz, who visited his parents, Mr and Mrs Louie Wenz, left for Oakland Nebraska Friday.
Mr Henry Arntt living six miles north of Diller reports a valuable horse was killed in Sunday night’s car accident caused by a lightning strike.
Mrs. Jennie Upson and her son Chester left Wednesday by car for Valentine Nebraska to visit her daughter and sister, Mrs. Orvil Cherry.
Mr. and Mrs. Rand hosted guests including Mr. and Mrs. Oake and Phillip Nickel with son Glen, Mrs. Cecil Neil and baby from Beatrice.
A notice seeks a dependable person to take charge of a cream station and aligns with the right party. Communications should be directed to David Cole Creamery Co in Omaha Nebraska.
Lloyd Callander and his companion, who had vines at his parents home, Mr and Mrs M Callander, return to Osceola Nebraska where he takes a clerking job in a local drug store.
Mr. Fred Durst and family of Elks Creek were supper guests at their niece Mrs. Harry Thompson's home Thursday and also visited the home of Mrs. John Cooper.
State and federal crop statistician A. E. Anderson estimated Nebraska corn on August 1 at 195,686,000 bushels with potential to rise after rains, aiming to surpass last year’s 203,800,000 bushels.
Mrs Clara Myers and daughter Grace joined Mrs Earl Atkin and son W N Sparks along with Mr and Mrs E B Diller and Harriett and Mrs Frank Miller at Riverside Park in Beatrice Saturday for the Burlington picnic.
Mr and Mrs J J Coniff of Lincoln and Mr and Mrs J H Hemminger of cee left Friday noon for home after attending the Diler je and visiting at the homes of their brothers C L and C E Waggoner.
The E. L. Loock building housing EB Habicht's general store has been repaired after two plate glass windows were broken six weeks ago when William Wagner lost control of his car and struck the display panes. The exterior now presents its usual neat appearance.
Veda Mae Cavett recently returned from Denver where she trained at the General Hospital and visited her parents Mr and Mrs L M Cavett in Wymore following a prior visit at her sister’s home.
Mr. Wiemers returns from northern Germany praising soil enrichment and fertilizer use. He reports Germans faced scarce money, rye as staple, and notes 6500 Germans migrate monthly to America seeking better prospects, hoping immigration bans ease.
Ray Coleman returned to his Lincoln home Friday after attending the final day of the Diller picnic.
Mr and Mrs Albert Lukas visited relatives in Virginia and attended a picnic there Saturday before returning home Sunday.
Mrs Kenneth Jones visited at the home of her sister Mrs Roy Greider yesterday and traveled on to McAllen Texas.
Mr and Mrs L M Hurst and Betty Jean attended the Diller picnic and returned to their Wymore home Thursday evening.
A large group from Diller attended shows of The Ten Commandments at the Majestic theatre in Fairbury this week enjoying the biblical epic on the big screen.
Wallace and Fannie Mansfield with their nephew and the Carmichael family of Beatrice return home after visiting and attending the Diller picnic hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Vester Carmichael.
Mr and Mrs R W Green and Norma Francis traveled to Tobias on Sunday to visit Marguerite Green a junior chauteugua girl. They then went to Lincoln and Fremont before returning Tuesday night.
MP and Mrs. George Gerwick of Beuer Nebraska and relatives from Soyder Nebr report a newborn Charley Gerwick who lived only one day last week. The families share grief and arrange support across their homes and kin.
Mr and Mrs Will Glathar and two children Mildred and Robert tour Alma Nebraska visiting their son Elmer Glathar at his home. They also stop in Beaver City to visit Mr Glathars brother before returning home.
Earl Pearce and his family visited his parents Mr and Mrs J Pearce in Diller then left Friday for home. The Record office notes Earl lent a will to spend a short stay and plans to visit again in the future.
OCR fragment shows old era pricing with items like eggs at 16c, hens at 15 percent, and cream at 35c per unit. Readable details suggest a local shop sale or price roundup in a community page.
Miss Elsie Bartling of Gilead was a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Loock the past week.
Miss Laura Hullman leaves Tuesday for a ten day trip to Falls City and Auburn Nebraska to visit friends and relatives.
Mrs Everett Clark and her young son Dwain are visiting at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Skalla in Blue Rapids Kansas.
Mrs Chas Carr of Fairbury visits sister in law Mrs Clara Myers and other Diller relatives and friends.
Mrs. H. Brueggman and her son returned to their Johnson Nebraska home after visiting her sister in law, Mrs. Matildae Casper, on Wednesday.
Everett Green spent part of his vacation in Diller and returned Sunday to Lincoln. He was accompanied by his sister Mrs. V A Raymond and Donna Jane.
Mrs R C Coleman and daughter Maxine of Lincoln visited at the home of their sister and aunt Mrs R W Green and then left Wednesday for a visit with her husband's parents Mr and Mrs Cole man in Arapahoe Nebraska.
Miss Ethelyn Combs spent several weeks at her aunt Mrs. W S Filleys home and returned to Kansas City Sunday. She was accompanied by cousins Eleanor and Hubert Filley who will stay a week or more visiting relatives in the city.
Mr and Mrs D C Simmons and family spent the day at the Waggoner home and returned Sunday evening to Lincoln. Their niece Miss Norma Dodge joined them after visiting her grandparents and left Lincoln Monday for Shenandoah Iowa.
Found object labeled ato lumber 33-2112 with unclear ownership. Call to state address and pay for ad may apply.
W G Schoeder of Hebron plans construction on the site to erect a tile and stucco gasoline filling station at once.
Mr. and Floyd Man left today for their home near Kans after visiting a week with Diller relatives and many friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Holle, guests at the home of his brother H. M. Holle, left for their home in Herkimer Kansas Tuesday.
Ike Boggs of Broken Bow was renewing old acquaintances here one day last week, stopping to chat with familiar faces and share memories during a casual visit.
Donald Ray and Doris Coleman along with relatives and friends had visited nearby before returning Saturday to their Beaver Crossing home in Nebraska after a picnic.
Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Bruner and cousin Edgar A. Day of Peoria Illinois visit at the home of Mrs. Bruner’s parents Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Folkers.
Mrs Sarah Witty and Mrs Alma Limprecht with their two sons Dwain and Hollis return to Lincoln after visiting relatives and friends in Diller.
Mr and Mrs Fred Witty and Dean, attendees at the Diller picnic, visited at the home of his sister Mrs R W Green before returning Saturday to Vieits Kansas, their home.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Grone and their daughter traveled from Davenport and Bruning Nebraska to their home in Diller on Monday after visiting his brother Joe Grone and family.
A discussion of catarrhal deafness caused by inflammation of the ear lining and common cold symptoms. Advice suggests using tar and medicines thought to clear the condition, noting possible rumbling or imperfect hearing and urging treatment.
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