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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1928
Page
3
Thayer Co Fair runs August 21 to 24 Jefferson Co Fair August 28 to 30 Nebraska State Fair August 31 to September 7 Rye for sale Frank Cully Henry Wiemers Grapes now Roy H E Edgington Oaka cay mans M W A meets 2nd and 4th Thursdays Mr and Mrs John Pulec motored to Wilber Diller second hand tractor for sale Fred Nemitz Diller barrel oil gas delivery Diller Filling Station Dr Adams eyes exam Beatrice address 1113 N 6th St.
Local Fairbury shop Saathoff's offers durable disk plows from established maker Edd one Sad Monuments with a focus on good bargains. Customers urged to visit the S ieee store for pricing and availability.
A Nebrask a special notes how to trim finishing costs by half using adaptable methods and affordable options. The piece highlights consumer guidance for choosing dress camera gear and cost efficient approaches from Kodak specialist insights.
Mr and Mrs R C Moser and their son visited last week at the home of her sister Mrs Abe Watson. They attended the returned picnic and then went home to Riverton.
Lincoln nurse Miss Stuff tends to Norval age one who is affected by Typhoid fever at his parents home located one mile west and three north of Diller Nebraska.
The funeral for Herman Rick Neumen will be held on a date to be announced. Family members request memorial donations to a local hospice.
The James and Barber reunion gathered at Fairbury park last Sunday for a picnic dinner. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. R James of Witchita Kansas. Elmer James and family of Edgar Nebraska. Hawley. Will Barber of Fairbury. Chester Barber and family of Barneston. Herbert Barber and one of Diller. Id Barber of Fairbury. Lyle Richardson and son of Home Nebraska. O A Wade and sons of Fairbury. Mrs. Roy Ownsend and Vivian of Denver. Pa Weddle and daughter of Leton Nebraska. Daisy Semso Seeker and J Zook with two sons. Fern Connett of Barneston. L B Keening and Clara of Plymouth. Rhythom of Edgar.
Lee Calkins offers a new Chevrolet sedan for sale in a local automobile advertisement. The notice highlights the model and price point to attract buyers in the community.
After several weeks of vacation, Miss Huliman returned to her duties and resumed daily activities at the school. Her presence was noted by teachers and students as a sign of routine restoration following a quiet period.
Mr and Mrs Frank Amos of Ellis travel with Grandma Gaisford and daughter Mamie by auto to visit relatives in the region, continuing a customary family journey.
The Misses Eleanor Diehl and Lamonmente Oliver were sent home on the evening train and returned to Omaha on Sunday.
Fifty nine attendees including Mr and Mrs L M Cavett Rev R M Harrie and Frank Pearce gathered for a reunion. A guest joked of illness despite an ample chicken and potato salad plate. Attendees from Diller joined a concert trip to Fairbury featuring Wymore Beat Rice and Fairbury bands in the city park pavilion.
Several of her Diller friends are in receipt of cards announcing the marriage of Miss Clare Blanche Steiner formerly of 2709 Pacific Heights Roads.
Mrs. Elizabeth J. Fouts and her daughter Averil returned Sunday from a two week trip. They visited sister Isabel Omer and family at Grayville South Dakota and Henry Fouts and family in Omaha and Seward Nebraska.
Wm Peters and his wife of here intend a trip to the mountains for relief from asthma. The plan follows a Monday decision as they prepare for the journey.
Fragmentary text describes a January February period with shop names and local farm store activity. The readable parts mention a shoes or shoe shop and a prominent farm store in a Seent area. Details are incomplete and names or exact actions cannot be confirmed.
Radio reports say parts of Canada suffered heavy frosts. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Shanks and daughter Marguerite visited St. Joseph by car on Monday. Wiemers Bros. showcased Chester White swine at Deshler driven Thayer county fair this week.
Miss LaGorge who had visited with her grandmother Mrs. Susan Brandt returned Wednesday to her home in Kansas City.
H H Green and family departed last week on a motor trip to McDonald Kansas for a week visit at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs S D Maw.
Rhodes of Edmonton and Albers Canada attended a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs J with Dr C C in the evening.
Five year old Lynn Robinson vanished after attempting a pump visit five years old at a rural location two and a half miles north and a half mile east of Diller while visiting.
Readable bits reference Mandas Dechert and Diller family ties in Denver with brothers, relatives, and friends. The text is fragmented and lacks clear events or outcomes to determine a specific news item.
Mr and Mrs Herman Peters and son Howard with Mr and Mrs Chas Barber traveled to Lincoln Sunday via Crete and Wilber to spend a calm evening at Capitol. They reported light crowds and a relaxed scene unlike a state fair, with no signs of heavy dissipation the following day.
Mr and Mrs Ed and son Harry motored to Polk Nebraska to attend, see and visit Ida Wood and other relatives, returning home Friday.
On Tuesday August 21st a birthday surprise honored A Mayborn on his 77th birthday. His son and Beatrice family with Mr and Mrs Thober visited Thursday evening bringing fried chicken ice cream a birthday cake and treats for the table. Mr Roulston of Fairbury was a guest.
Mrs. Sarah Witty and Mrs. R. W Green with Norma Frances and Maxine Colman traveled from Lincoln to visit Fred Witty and family. they returned last evening with Colman and her daughter continuing to Lincoln.
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