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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1929
Page
5
Tornado insurance advertised by Diller State Bank. The M W A announces meetings on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays each month. Eye examinations offered. Dr Adams, successor to Dr Garland, located at 1114 North 6th Street Beatrice.
A compilation of small ads and notices includes monument shop F A Moon & Son in Fairbury, cement and kerosene sales, Clark's and Cassel Oil Co offerings, Waggoner Bros sales, Singer Sewing Co shop, grain and produce prices, a stray Poland china hog notice, and job search notes about Charley and Fred Lambert visiting Guide Rock for farm work.
Raymond Garten of Formosa Kansas had been ill for days at the J E Shanks home five miles north of Diller. He was taken home Wednesday by Mr Shanks in Shanks new Chevrolet sedan.
The county fair opened in Fairbury on Tuesday under favorable conditions and runs through Friday night. Exhibits surpass earlier fairs in both quantity and quality, with each day's events closing in a fireworks display.
Mrs. Elizabeth Fouts hosted a reunion week with relatives including Isabella Woodring of Gayville South Dakota Henry Fouts and family of Clarinda Iowa Kenneth Fouts and family of Seward Nebraska Arnold Fouts of Sioux Falls South Dakota and Averil Fouts of Spokane Washington who has been visiting since before the picnic.
Mrs James Hayes acted as hostess for the I N C club Friday afternoon August 23 with ten members and ten children in attendance. Guests included Mrs Clem LePoidevin Mildred LePoidevin Gladys Hayes and Mrs Peterson of Walnut Iowa. Prizes went to Mrs McKinley Bowen and Mrs Joe Hiatt with Consolations to Mrs Geo Champ and Mrs Frank Grell. A luncheon was served at Mrs Guy Clancys home.
Mrs Emil Tarnow of Steele City broke her hip weeks ago and is cared for by her daughter Mrs Aden Dayton from Fort Wayne Indiana who traveled to assist.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Waggoner of Garden City Kansas with Mrs Dorothy Waggoner and daughter and Miss Laura Waggoner of Verdon Nebraska visited Sunday at the T H Waggoner home.
Rev. J C Fitting his wife and children of New Cambria Kansas visit the homes of his sisters Mrs Dora Wohlfarth and Mrs Harry Patton. A gypsy boy near Ellis dies after being thrown from a car into a ditch. John Matthias Jr recovers from auto accident injuries with fractures and casts.
A son was born to Rev. and Mrs. R. M. Harris at the parsonage in Beaver City during Sunday morning services at the Christian church. Rev. Fay Le Meadows of New Market Ontario filled the pulpit as Rev Harris welcomed his first son. Formerly pastor of the local Methodist church, he has notified parishioners.
A Hutchinson family reunion in Beatrice Chautauqua park honored Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hutchinson of Otis Colorado. Attendees included Clyde and family with children Donald Junior Richard Evyln. A J Hutchinson with Maxine Myrtle. S C Hutchinson. Louie Hutchinson with Billie Boyd Berneice. and Charles Weible Jr. It marked the first full gathering in ten years.
Acta ae day for Diller School pupils notes a wind storm damage on June 19. Clarence Piveral, helping carpenters rebuild Fred DeHoer’s barn, fell from a high scaffold Monday and was badly bruised. Dr Diehl found no broken bones.
The Wanderers travel from Edison Nebraska to Sagie Idaho visiting Alliance Chadron Hot Springs Cody and Rapid City. They note wheat fields green spring water at Chadron Grace Coolidge creek Coolidge home saw mills mines Shoshone Dam 328 ft curved wall and park sights including Sentinel Holy City Devil's Elbow Chimney Rock.
The diary describes a Western trip via Sylvan Pass and Yellowstone Park with bear encounters at Fishing Bridge. It notes a ranger talk, camping, and wildlife, then travels through Montana Idaho to Twin Falls and Boise, visiting relatives, dams, and bridges, including Arrow Rock Dam and a long Pend Oreille bridge, totaling 2455 miles and 144 gallons of gas.
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