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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1918

Page

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Diller News Briefs Include Sales and School Start

Jewes second hand cars for sale by J D Fanders. Mrs H Bauguess selling furniture at private sale. Diller public school to open Sept 9 with pupil registration Sept 6 and 7. Mrs Thos Waggoner and Flora visited relatives in Aurora Neb. State Fair tickets may be one and one half fares round trip. Born to Mr and Mrs John Jamison eight pound boy Aug 29 1918, five miles northeast of Diller. Mrs Casper visiting Nemaha county relatives returns home.

John Jamison Diller Casper John Rahman Nemaha County

Nebraska family visits and relocation plans

Mrs. F. M. Marshall and daughter Elsie of Talmage Nebr returned home after visiting Mrs. W. A. Rhoden near Shea. Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Packer loaded their household goods and left for Wood River Nebr to settle on an 80 acre farm and begin farming next season.

F. M Marshall Elsie Talmage Nebr W. A. Rhoden Shea J. G. Packer Wood River Mr. Packer

Scottish visitors head home after a brief Midwest trip

Arthur Treick and family and Simon Schnuelle and family, who drove two cats from Scotland, So. Dak., for a few days visit with Diller relatives, started yesterday on their return trip. They report good crops in their country.

Arthur Treick Simon Schnuelle Scotland Dak Diller

Mrs Miller Visits Lincoln Relative Family in Nebraska

Mrs. Mary Miller visited her daughter Mrs. Sylvia Fish and family in Lincoln. She expected to return Saturday with her son-in-law and daughter Dr and Mrs J G Neely of Windside Nebraska who are also visiting Lincoln.

Mary Miller Sylvia Fish Lincoln J. G. Neely Windside Nebr

Mr and Mrs Gerd Henrichs Fly Burlington to Omaha

Mr and Mrs Gerd Henrichs were Burlington passengers for Omaha on No. 16 Wednesday.

Mrs. Gerd Henrichs Burlington Omaha No. 16

Ice House Closure Notice and Visit Report

Notice states the ice house will not be opened after 11 o clock starting August. Rex Green trustee Mrs Fry and daughter of North Platte Nebraska visited Sunday with her mother in law Mrs Emma Fry and other Diller relatives and old friends.

Rex Green Dr. Fry North Platte, Nebr Emma Fry Diller

Local shoppers from Hollenburg visit Diller Munday

Mr. and Mrs. Luhring Mr. and Mrs. John Wheling Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schelle and Mr John Eden all from near Hollenburg Kansas were shopping in Diller Munday.

Luhring John Wheling Louis Schelle John Eden Hollenburg Kan Diller Munday

Diller Central Reorganizes as Ruth Bowers Resigns

Mrs. Ruth Bowers resigns as chief operator at the Diller telephone central and will store her goods and take a vacation. Mrs. James of Steele City will assume charge of the central.

Ruth Bowers Diller Telephone Central James Steele City Central

Mrs Emerson Suffers Stroke. Daughter Plans Visit

Mrs H E Green learned yesterday that her mother Mrs Mary Emerson of Lincoln has had a stroke of paralysis. Green intends to travel to Lincoln to visit as soon as doctors permit.

H. E. Green Mary Emerson Lincoln

Special Sale on hats at reduced prices

Mias L O Ballard offers trimmed summer hats at 1.00 each and untrimmed at 50 cents each while supplies last regardless of former price.

Mias .L.O. Ballard

Knoedlers Return to Omaha After Summer With Relatives

Max and Marie Knoedler left for Omaha on Wednesday after a summer with grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Playworth. They were accompanied by Miss Bessie Babb who will stay several months with her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Knoedler.

Max and Marie Knoedler J. W. Playworth Omaha Bessie Babb Fred Knoedler

Doctor and family return from motor trip to Camp Funston

Dr. Claude Ellis with wife and daughter and Dr. and Mrs H Baugues returned Monday from a motor trip to Camp Funston and Fort Riley. They visited Lieut and Mrs S B Viers in Manhattan and were shown through the cantonment with pleasure.

Claude Ellis H. Bauguess Funston Fort Riley S. B. Viers Manhattan Cantonment

Alfalfa Seed For Sale and Missing Items Report

A note mentions good alfalfa seed for sale from J W Fouts. It also reports a lost watch chain with an A O U W charm believed between town and Geo Henrichs. Sam Freeman harvested 4 336 bushels of wheat last week stored in his large elevator six miles north of Diller.

Town Geo. Henrichs S. D Sam Freeman Diller

Land Sale Near Diller Sealed With Bartel Purchase

J W Bouts negotiated last week’s sale of J H Moulton’s quarter section two miles south and one half east of Diller to J C Bartel of Jansen. Also notes a ten day motor trip by George Renz and Henry Wiemers and wives to Estes Park and other Colorado spots. Rev D J Gretzinger of Zenda Wis visited his parents before returning to Chicago to finish college.

J.w.bouts J. H. Moulton Diller J. C. Bartel Jansen George Renz Henry Wiemers Estes National Park Denver Colorado D. J. Gretzinger Zenda Wis John Gretzinger Chicago

Aslam Seeks Debtors Before September 1

Aslam plans to move to Lincoln and asks all indebted persons to settle their accounts before Sept. 1. H. Bauquess notes this demand. Christ Oaks and family visited cousins R. L. Oaks, E. F. Oaks, and D. R. Kelley while traveling to Southern Kansas in a Ford. Odks reports good Cedar county crops.

Aslam Lincoln H. Bauquess Christ Oaks Kansas Mr. Oak R. L. and E. F. Oaks Odks Cedar County

Waggoner Leads at Hastings Gun Club Tourney Tie for First

Cal Waggoner attended a registered gun club tournament at Hastings and tied with two others for first place. He broke 195 of 200 targets, including the last 100 straight. The Red Cross served refreshments on the grounds and cleared about 200.

Cal

Mrs Nancy Robertson Returns From Sidney Funeral

Mrs Nancy Robertson came home Saturday from Sidney Iowa after attending the funeral of her sister Mrs Thomas Hatton. She was accompanied by Miss Carrie Linn of Eugene Oregon another sister who will live with Mrs Robertson.

Nancy Roberton Sidney Thos. Hatton Carrie Linn Eugene Oregon Robertson

Diller High School Holds Registration for Prospective Pupils

Registration for prospective pupils at Diller High School will be held at the school building on Friday and Saturday afternoons September 6 and 7. Non-resident students must present free high school certificates or make tuition payment arrangements. D. S. Domer, Supt.

Diller High D. S. Domer

Riddle Family Embarks for Yuma Trip in Buick Six

Orval Riddle and relatives began the overland journey home to Yuma Colorado early Saturday in a seven passenger Buick Six bought the day before in Lincoln. Mrs. Les O Hill and Lea and Ray Rogers accompanied them for the outing and to visit. They planned to cover about three hundred miles in a single day.

Orval Riddle Yuma Colo Lincoln Les O’ Hill Lea Ray Rogers

Riddle and family travel 1375 miles to visit Diller kin

The Chap Riddle family drove from Meridian Idaho to Diller Nebraska arriving Monday after twelve days on the road. Their Overland model 90 used four quarts of oil and 82 gallons of gas at 40 cents per gallon totaling 21 80. They followed the Lincoln Highway from Utah to Sidney Nebraska enjoying the trip until Alma Nebraska where crops declined. They found Meridian and Boise residents contented and prosperous.

Riddle Meridian Idaho Diller Lincoln Highway Utah Sidney Alma Nebra Boise

Voters hear Harriss pledge aid to farmers and oppose profiteers

R C Harriss thanks Fifteenth Senatorial District voters for Republican nomination and vows to back cooperative farm and business legislation while opposing insurance and corporate rate hikes. He seeks election to the State Senate and urges support from informed constituents. The notice urges benevolence pledges by Sept. 8 and announces upcoming church services and Lord's Supper observance.

State Senate R. C. Harriss

Church Services Next Sunday Morning and Evening

Services will be held next Sunday both morning and evening with preaching by Rev. D J Gretzinger.

D. J. Gretzinger

St Paul's Lutheran Mission Festival Services

The notice announces St Pauls Lutheran hosting a September Mission Festival with a 10 a.m. Sunday school and a 11 a.m. morning service preached by Rev Neumaerker D D from Columbus Nebraska. An afternoon service at 3 p m will be led by Rev Bergfelder and Dr Neumaerker with missions collections in both services.

Neumaerker D. D. Columbus Nebr Bergfelder Neumaevker

Methodist Busy Closing Work at Church

A brisk round of church activities closes as members finish ongoing tasks and prepare for upcoming services and events. Leaders emphasize unity and continued community outreach as the schedule tightens.

Fourth Liberty Loan urge to support war effort

The notice urges readers to prepare for the Fourth Liberty Loan. It notes no pay for space but double pay in aiding the government and outlines prior Nebraska quotas of 18,000,000 for the first loan, 29,600,000 for the second, 31,942,800 for the third, with the fourth likely over 60,000,000. It calls on every citizen to do his or her share.

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Citizens State Bank Diller, Nebraska A. Jewes Thos. Waggoner Flora Aurora, Nebi the Barrett Saxophone Quartette Concert Company Rex Theatre J. W John Carico Falls City Sabetha Parke, Davis & C Onna Shutt Drug CO ST Paul’s Lutheran Methodist Diller Markets Sveeer Alberta Loock & Habicht
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