Why Not Invest At Home
Community oriented promotion explains investing in local certificates of deposit to keep money working within the surrounding territory and benefiting local interests and residents.
28 Aug 1931
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1931
Page
1
Community oriented promotion explains investing in local certificates of deposit to keep money working within the surrounding territory and benefiting local interests and residents.
Coming events announce the state fair schedule from Sept 4 to 11 near Lincoln with mentions of Jefferson county Pairbury and Tucker of Ghenwood. Local residents Mra T BE Tucker visited relatives. Mrs Or Maydorn and Mildred drove to Limensin for homemaking. Harry Baker recovers from a knee wound. families visit Limewia and Portland-bound relatives.
Mr and Mrs Frank Pearce drove to Plattemouth Sunday returning his brother SB Pearce to the Mazonic home after a ten day visit with Diller relatives and friends including the Diller family.
Perley Hazel and Ethel travel with Ira to Estes Park in the Rocky Mountains visiting Mountain Nations Park and Deover Mountains. They tour Gekioame Spring in a modest, scenic trip.
Mr. Tom Dewan of Portland Oregon and the Frisbie family traveled to attend a communion in Cincinnati. They were visiting Mrs. Frisbie in Brush Colorado at the home of their daughter Mrs. L DeVere Hale.
A report notes hail damage near Fairbury affecting residents including Paul B Rees and family. Hebron area residents Orpha Lee and Mrs Cleve Hiatt visited their mother as roads from Allie Bicks corner toward the cemetery were graded and prepared for gravel.
Mr and Mrs Geo Rees attended a fair in Deshter Westendon with their daughter Scott Miller. Homemade ice cream and cake will be served Saturday afternoon and evening at the city hall by Congregationalists. Mr and Mrs Beford Bell of Lincoln were dinner guests Saturday evening at H A Bells near Dalher.
Mr and Mrs H F Warthen and their baby daughter of Washington Kane visited Sunday at the home of Mrs Sarah Warthen.
Registration for the coming school year at Luller Hugh High School will occur Saturday in the high school building. Times for different grades are announced with guidance for parents to bring necessary fees and records. There is note that many high school teachers will be new to Wildur School. Supt. requests early arrival to allow extra time.
The Beatrice band planned a summer concert but arrived quietly after delays. Officers noted no prior announcement, causing patrons to enjoy ice cream and cigars while the group performed to a delighted audience.
Adelia Haye born August 2 18h f at Lewistean Nebraska moved with parents near Diller Nebr graduated Diller High School taught in Peru and at state university later studied Columbia. She was an organizer active in the Diller M E church and First Baptist Johnson Nebr and united with the church at age 12. Rex Winters pastor conducted services August 24 at 22 p.m.
Nebr Mrs Nanne Phelps and daughter with Mrs Margaret Latvtavish Tecumseh Nebraska and many others including Mr and Mrs Frank Frisbie and Mr and Mrs Frank Tucker Denver. Lydia Muller Oklahoma and Annie Tucker Glenwood Iowa. Hawthorne school mothers. A O Cully. friends from Rockford report the Bowen Bowen family motor trip to attend niece Miss Bell and Lestie Carrey wedding. Bowen brothers helped with chores.
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