26 Aug 1927
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1927
Page
1
A fragment emphasizing community cohesion and mutual support to strengthen Hill as a desirable place to live. It underlines interconnectedness and shared responsibility for local well being.
Speaker Roy Adgiegtes reports grape shipments in season. Earl Green left Sunday for Beatrice to work. Larie Brister visited relatives in Wy more and returned Wednesday. Dean Barber spent days with relatives and friends in Liscolo this week.
For Rent. Rooms for light housekeeping. Students preferred. Also stalls for horses. Mrs. B F Henrichs. 11.
A garbled fragment mentions names including John Smathoff and references Kentucky drill core. The readable bits do not form a full event or clear context. No dates or organizations are verifiable from the fragment.
Mrs Elma Limanecht of Lincoln spent Sundays with relatives and friends, sharing time at the home of her kin.
The item lists Mr and Mrs Elmer Gisthar of Alma and Glathar relatives with friends. It mentions Earl Snyder of Alliance Nebraska with his parents Mr and Mrs W A Ward. Also notes a warehouse and a large sand pit near Biag Rapids.
Apples for sale by Henry Fanders with contact in Harbine. Rolf Beckmann offers painting and paper hanging in Diller. Classifieds mention furniture for sale and a dresser with bed, zinc-top table. A note covers Marguerite Wolters visiting from Samson with Irene Casper. S. Ditter, Wilber agent, is ill. G. N. from Blue Springs fills in for J. Diller in Beatrice news.
An August 26 1927 notice touts Diller home service varnish as the best floor coating. It invites customers to ask for the brand and highlights low price and quality while thanking patrons for their support.
Prof. Theodore Lenz of Boucer Colorado was a guest last week at the Lutheran personage. Leonard Richardson advertises a large team of work mules for sale and notes the guest’s visit amid the local church circles.
Werd from Springfield Illinois received by H Hailman reports the death of John D Hallman. Miss Helen Grees who attended summer school at Chadron returned home Sunday and will visit Diller relatives for several weeks.
Orval Corda and Miss Lillian Wiemers returned home Saturday after a week long motor trip to Denver Colorado Springs and the mountains traveling via Cheyenne.
Mr and Mrs Worts Dowling and his sisters Mrs E E Hill and Mrs Fred Frisbie with their families and other relatives returned last Friday to their home in Omaha.
Mr and Mrs Ab Bristol and family visited Sunday at the home of his sister Mrs Jack Sands and family at Barneston. They were accompanied home by his mother who will spend a short time visiting with them.
Mr and Mrs BE Loock and daughters Charlotte and Mrs ER Genrichs attended the funeral conducted from the M E Church in Wymore Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs John Saathoff are described in a Hanover Kansas notice as hied on and associated with Conrad areas. the fragment notes their movement or residence change in a brief local item.
Minnie A Roelfs daughter of Mr and Mrs Abba Roelfs Steele City Nebr and Peter P Wenz son of Mr and Mrs Louis Wenz of Diller were married Monday morning Aug 22 at 10 o clock at Zion Lutheran church Rev P Rasche officiated with Mildred Roelfs as bridesmaid and Otto Wenz as best man A reception at the bride s home followed the ceremony The couple will observe a two weeks wedding trip in Steele City where Mr Wenz has been farming.
A large Délier family gathering occurred last Sunday in Fink's park Wyomore with about 652 relatives and friends sharing a bounteous picnic dinner and a musical program. Mrs. J. B. Wright Powell Wyoming and Mrs. Ralph Hudson among those enjoying the event.
Earl Stefford drives a new Chevrolet truck while Ommen of Harbine rides in the Chevrolet coach at the Diller picnic. Dr and Mrs A F Steffen and daughter Miss Roth Steffen were Saturday evening guests at Scott Miller's home.
Mrs. George Riddle attended with her granddaughter on Saturday as the child underwent a tonsil removal procedure.
Mrs. J. travels to Bloomfield Illinois for the funeral of A. M. a brother in law, marking the third Foyts family member to die in recent months.
Mrs Susie Packard and her sister Mrs W F Carpenter with family departed Wednesday to visit relatives and friends in Bolliver Missouri.
Mr and Mrs Alvin Cavett and two sons Alvin Jr and Paul of Grand Island arrived Tuesday by car to visit L M Cavett and wife and other Diller friends. They left yesterday on vacation to Omaha and other places.
A number of country schools begin Monday while most start September 5. Alfred Maybore returned Sunday from Joseph Missouri where he held a summer position in a ball and cement venture. The Diller boys were praised as one of the best teams they ever attended.
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