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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1928
Page
1
The county commissioners plan a meeting at Fairbury in September. Henrichs Brothers exhibit a Hamiesie horse at the Deshler fair. Miss Alice, from Diller schools, will teach this year in Chermont Powell. Sam Prides drives a new Durant sedan amid local updates.
Mr and Mrs Earl Atkinson and their son settle in Pittsburgh Pennsylvania after displacement in a prior conflict. The note records their move and family status in a brief town report.
Fragmentary note describes a path or route of two and a half miles involving a stone marked by ng and burn. No clear person, place, or date established from the readable text.
Rain shortened day two at the Diller picnic with corn fields needing rain relief. Supt. L H Siekman reports 15¢ per 1 lb purchases and guest visits include Mrs Seekeek and Mrs Herman Peters. T E Wilson of Memphis visits Easton area as merchants plan gifts for newlyweds.
Fragmented text references Mrs Tucker and Tucker family in a local notice. Limited readable details suggest a personal or legal matter but exact action, dates, and names are unclear from the OCR snippet.
Fragmentary note records Mr and Mrs Fry with Tracko something on Tuesday. Sas to the Pacific ends on a high note.
A fragmented notice lists extended local families and neighbors gathering in a wake of common sorrow, mentioning Luther and a birth celebration alongside names like Mr. and Mrs. Harley Moffit and other residents in the area.
The Geer family left Saturday on a motor trip to Brust Colorado to visit relatives and friends and to see other places along the way. R. G. Geer is noted for the year’s activities.
Mrs Homer Brunk ispel died today at her home marking what would have been her 90th birthday. The brief notice notes her passing at the family residence and acknowledges the milestone birthday.
A fragmented note describes wear and tear on a dwelling and an overburdened family story. Readable lines mention relatives and a troubled home, with hints of hardship and aging infrastructure. The text is garbled but centers on domestic decline and kin relations.
On Sunday evening, at her home a half mile north and east of Diller, Mrs. Lizzie Greider hosted an ice cream supper for family members and relatives. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Harry Greider and daughter Wilma, Abe, Elmer Greider and family, Mrs. John Greider, Mr. and Mrs. Ott Bee, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scheele, Geo. Freitag and others. The gathering was a memorable, joyous occasion for Mrs. Greider and her children and grandchildren.
Fragmentary OCR suggests mentions of a person named Di Diller and a group of friends recalling earlier days. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear events or dates to establish a full news item.
Mr and Mrs E L Loock and later Charlotte left Saturday for Peoria Illinois.
A clipped notice lists Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Shutt and child with reference to Mr. W. M. Henrichs and their mother and other relatives, appearing in a genealogical or social column.
Miss Lillian Wohlfarth, a Dill er young lady, has taught several years in Beatrice Cenea to accept a post as instructor in Home Economics and Hygiene at the Junior High School in Schenectady New York.
Sunday afternoon Mr and Mrs and Pearl stayed for a weeks visit with her cousin.
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