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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1924
Page
1
Seed rye for gale. Special prices on picnic hams Saturday at Cully's. The M W A meets 2nd and 4th Thursday each month. Howard Stotts visited relatives at Hubbell Sunday. Honest, do you know there is anything wrong with your car before it stops.
Mr and Mrs Walter Pulec began a Tuesday automobile journey to Colorado to visit relatives.
Edwin Weerts underwent a tonsil operation one day last week as his parents Mr and Mrs John Weerts observed the moment. The brief notice notes the child’s health update and family involvement.
George Fisher visited Tuesday at Wymore with a friend he played with in childhood days, sharing memories from their boyhood years.
Mr and Mrs J M Hiatt and their children visited his parents Mr and Mrs C J Hiatt in Beatrice on Sunday evening Dorothy stayed longer for a visit.
Mrs Averil Fouts resigns from a fourth year contract in Scotts Bluff Nebraska to join the Clothing Division of the Home Economics Department at Lewis and Clark High School in Spokane Washington.
W. P. Mills from Atwood Kuna came to visit his father G. T. Mills and his brother-in-law Geo Place east of town. Billies says there is an immense wheat crop around Atwood this year.
E. E. Habicht returns from a two week vacation spent with brothers in Wessington Springt oo Oak. During the trip the brothers purchased a large general store at Worthington Minnesota, now run by their brother Max.
Mies Eleaner Diehl arrives home Thursday evening after a ten day vacation visiting relatives in Lincoln Beatrice Fairbury and with her aunt Mrs C W Smith and Mr Smith.
The Pottawatomi Camp Fire Girls from Diller led by guardian Miss Francia Eick went to Finks Park near Wymore Tuesday afternoon. Participants included Phyliss Patton Ruth Habicht Erma Franzen Eleanora Filley Mildred Mayborn Elma Diller and Hazel Geer.
Miss Eva Stotts returns from Lincoln visit. Mr and Mrs C E Waggoner and son Lynn with R F Starr attended the Deshler fair on Wednesday. Whetchaes & Son ad line notes quality and reasonable prices. Est 1886.
The Standard Bearers host a buffet supper at supper time in the M. E. church basement on Saturday night. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
O R Jones a Republican candidate for representative in the district spoke in Diller on Monday and arranged to have his candidacy announcement printed in the Record.
Harry and Mrs Mowery Frank Ellen Mary Martha James and Ida Loath reside south of Steele City and were Sunday guests at Hors Sam Seifford home north of Iller.
Dr and Mrs Diehl joined Mr and Mrs J L Rhodes of Beatrice for Sunday dinner where they met Rhodes family members T E Wilson and daughter Mrs Sanders MacLamore plus two sons from Memphis Tennessee.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Hiatt of near Diller and Mr and Mrs John Callen of Odell returned Sunday from a Colorado tour. They visited Ft Collins Estes Park Colorado Springs drove up Pikes Peak and other resorts covering about 1400 miles away for two weeks and a delightful time was had.
Miss Averil Fouts receives a government check for helping extinguish a forest fire on the mountain side of Boulder Canyon Colorado near Eckels Lodge. She and other guests were unaware the government would recognize their services.
Rex Green his wife and children joined his mother Mrs H E Green and four sisters at Harkey's park near Crete. They stayed Wednesday morning through Thursday evening while others remained until Saturday evening for a few weeks of park recreation.
Wiemer Bros display Chester White bags at Deshler fair this week. Mr and Mrs J L Hughes visited Reynolds Tuesday evening to see their daughters and families.
Miss Eva Line spent last Friday morning visiting her brother Harrison Line and wife in Loup City Nebraska. Harrison Line serves as county attorney for Sherman County.
The Record celebrates a week filled with substantial local news thanks to many volunteers and contributors. Readers are thanked for their support and reflect on the vibrant civic effort shaping the paper's content.
The notice states the business will operate on a cash basis to offer better prices. It mentions customer approval and anticipated savings for patrons, with a promise of benefits once the change is implemented. Signed by F Habicht.
A child and Mrs Woods were attacked by hogs about three years old, three miles west and two south of Eugene, near Diller. The child sustained fifteen scratches disinfected at Dr. Diehl’s. a hog bite also injured Mrs Woods’ ankle. Rescue by a passerby or neighbor saved the child.
General Pershing will speak from the War Department in Washington at 9 30 a m eastern standard time on September 12. The speech marks the National Defense Day climax as all military units mobilize nationwide for a test of strength. He will be 64 that day and retire after 40 years in the Army. Radio stations nationwide will link to reach about 20 000 000 listeners.
The Blauser Reunion took place at the home of Mr G C Blauser on August 24 1924 with around four well filled tables under a large tent. Members listed include J C Blauser Geo Hudson Eldon Clark Cloyd Doris H C King and many others. After business the group heard scripture read by Mr Pittenger and secretary Mrs Mertie Diller noted.
Five or six loads of Diller people attended the county Sunday school convention at Fairbury yesterday. Miss Isabel Fouts has been attending the state vocational conference at Lincoln this week and visiting friends at David City and Omaha.
Attend Saturday evening supper with the Standard Bearers in the basement of the M and O church. Buffet style dining with pay as you go.
Marie Weerts age six daughter of Mr and Mrs John Weerts of three miles west of Diller is recovering after a serious illness caused by an ulcerated tooth infection.
A Sunday afternoon gathering at S. J. Thompson's home honored Mr. and Mrs. True Thompson and family from Mason City Iowa. Ice cream and cake were served to T. F. Thompson and son, Willis Clark and daughter, Pred Clark, Lifetie to Sparks, Will Kennedy and family, Harley Clark, and Harry Thompson and family.
Mrs. Francis Starkey and her son George arrived Tuesday morning from Fort Collins Colorado after four months with relatives. She was joined by daughter Mrs. E S Dunn who will stay with her mother until the arrival of Mrs. Starkey’s sister in law Mrs Carter visiting relatives. A report notes a large building boom in Fort Collins due to oil developments.
W. Fouts offers an acetylene gas lighting plant in working order. Includes one installed electric light to replace plant maintenance. Insufficient legible details.
Dry seasoned furnace heater and cook grove wood for sale. Delivered five dollars per load in place eight forty five. Straight oak and walnut six dollars. Seasoned oak and walnut two for twenty five cents. May delivery by J M Hiatt.
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