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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1922

Page

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Christmas Bazaar Promises Gifts At Methodist Social

Readiness for the season shows in a Methodist Ladies Bazaar on Dec 9 with tables for Christmas presents. Mrs. George Henrichs recovers from tonsillitis. Cloyd Cully rents Dunn property for his family. W F Myers finds work at Burlington shops in Havelock. Diller area closes shop for Thanksgiving. Diller loses 42 to 6 in a Friday game. Mrs. Mason visits from Beatrice for Thanksgiving. A new 80 ft steel bridge spans Indian Creek west of Caldwell. Fred Sasse returns from Byron to farm Harry Thompson’s former place.

Indian Creek Lawrence Caldwell

Diller Superintendent Visits Ill Mother on Thanksgiving

Supt. W. W. Linch of Diller schools and his wife traveled to University Place on Wednesday evening to spend Thanksgiving with his ill mother and other relatives.

W. W. Linch Diller Schools University Place

Tecumseh Woman Visits Old Friends Near Town

Mrs. Ollie Armetead of Tecumseh came Monday to visit Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Richardson and other local friends and neighbors living northeast of town where Caven resided and still owns land.

Ollie Armetead Tecumseh A. O. Richardson Caven

Dinner guests from multiple states visit Findlings Tuesday

Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Armstrong and Mr. Myron Wheeler of Mahaska Kansas Mr. and Mrs. Ruben Wheeler of Fairview Illinois and Mrs. John Herric of Seville Illinois were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Findling Tuesday.

Chas. Armstrong Myron Wheeler Mahaska, Kun Ruben Wheeler Fairview, Hl John Herric Seville Ill L. H. Findling

Miller buys Geer property in Diller for 1800 dollars

Scott A. Miller acquires the northwest corner lot built by C. L. Geer in Diller for 1800 dollars and will not take possession before March 1. An upcoming Record ad will offer Cumberland Sultan Shorthorn cattle at W. W. Forman’s farm, west of Blue Springs and south of Beatrice, including 30 head of bulls cows and heifers bred to the Cumberland Sultan bull.

Scott A. Miller Aeschilmann Diller C. L. Geer Millers W. W. Forman Blue Springs Beatrice Landson Great Whitehall

Corn Husker Job Ad and Local Movements

Two corn huskers sought for bottom corn. H. W. Opfer in Endicott. Miss Mary Innis travels to Lincoln on Saturday to enter Wesgelan University. Mrs. Susan Brandt visits Wy more Wednesday to stay with daughter Mrs. Charley Hilder and family for a few days.

Mary Innis Lincoln Wesgelan University Susan Brandt Wymore Charley Hilder

Nebraska Notre Dame clash draws four observers at Lincoln

Jorden Sandman Harold Bowery Earl Snyder and Max Bell attended the Nebraska Notre Dame football game in Lincoln on Thanksgiving Day. Mrs W S Filley and daughter Eleanor traveled to Kansas City on No 16 Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with relatives and planned to return Sunday.

Jorden Sandman Harold Bowery Earl Snyder Max Bell Nebraska-Notre Dame Lincoln W. S. Filley Eleanor Kansas City

Minister Absent Illness Delays Service at Methodist Church

Rev Inpiem failed to fill her appointment last Sunday due to illness but hopes to preach both morning and evening next Sunday. Miss Grace Benjamin, living with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs H C Stotts, travelled to Hubbel Wednesday to spend vacation with relatives.

Inpiem Methodist Church Grace Benjamin H. C. Stotts Hubbel

Purity coal shipment offered by Cornbelt Lumber Co

Cornbelt Lumber Co announces a shipment of Old Bean Purity coal offered at a moderate profit over cost. The notice highlights strong fuel quality and urges customers to contact Phone 158-02 for purchase details.

Cornbelt Lumber Co

Endicott Methodists Plan Bazaar and New Church Dedication

The Endicott Methodist church holds an annual bazaar and chicken supper on Thursday evening December 7 and dedicates the new church on Sunday December 10. Bishop Stuntz attends all services and free coffee is offered for a basket dinner in the basement.

Endicott Stuntz

Beatrice Doctor Treats Menace of Appendicitis in Patient Leggett

George Leggett of the Diller area underwent surgery for a severe appendicitis Monday at Dr Fall’s hospital in Beatrice where Dr O C Diehl was in attendance. Doctors warned that appendicitis can turn dangerous suddenly and unexpectedly.

George Legget Diller

Filley to Speak on Agriculture at Rex Theatre

Prof. H. C. Filley of the College of Agriculture will lecture at the Rex theatre Monday evening December 11 under the Diller Community club. A short program precedes the talk and a large attendance is urged for the first of at least three free winter lectures.

H. C. Filley College of Agriculture the State University Rex Theatre Diller Community Club Filley

Lincoln Thanksgiving Visits Across Families

Mr and Mrs E F Habicht visited relatives in Lincoln for Thanksgiving. Fisher Musser and wife traveled from Lincoln for a Thanksgiving visit with Diller and Odell relatives. C E Waggoner with wife and son Lynn and John and Clara Steiner shared Thanksgiving dinners with Lincoln relatives.

E. F Habicht Lincoln Fisher Musser Diller Odell C. E. Waggoner Lynn John Clara Steiner

Mrs Willems Moves to Diller From Shea Farm

Mrs Anna M Willems relocates from her Shea farm to the Dr Ellis property across the railroad track from the depot in Diller noting the move.

Anna M. Willems Shea Diller Dr. Ellis

Methodist Bazaar and Supper Planned at Local Church Basement

The Methodist ladies announce a bazaar and supper to be held in the church basement. Volunteers with article booths should bring items to the parsonage by Friday evening. Frank Frisbie and Mary Richardson wed on Thanksgiving at Mary's parents' home.

Frank Frisbie Mary Richardson A. O. Richardson Frank Albert Frisbie W. C. Lines John Greider

Freytag Resigns from Habicht Store to Move South Dakota

F. J. Freytag resigns from E. F. Habicht's store effective next Tuesday and plans to relocate with his family to Winner, South Dakota, where he owns land and has a better position. Their daughter Bernadette, home for Thanksgiving, will continue studies at Wesleyan University in University Place.

F. J. Freytag E. F. Habicht Bernadette Wesleyan University University Place

Community Club Monday Evening Program at Rex Theatre

On December 11, 1922 the Rex Theatre hosts a Community Club program with Diller orchestra music and a Winter Lilla solo by Mrs. ay oe tonnes tepees ne apeersane Pearl Biller leading a Women's Club chorus. A lecture by the University of Nebraska extension service follows. The event is free and begins at 7 30 p m with a goal to fill the Rex to capacity.

Diller Orchestra Mrs University of Nebr Rex Theatre

Augusta Habicht Schlepfer obituary notes life from Iowa to Nebraska

Augusta Habicht born May 26 1872 Avoca Iowa moved to Gage Nebraska in 1883 grew to womanhood later living in Colorado where she married Fedor Schlepfer and had a son Carl. She died November 25 1922 aged 50 years six months and one day leaving a son a mother two sisters and three brothers. Funeral held with Rev Clark. Interment in Upsongal family lot near Dille.

Augusta Habicht Avoca Iowa Gage Co Nebraska Colorado Fedor Schlepfer Augusta Schlepfer Carl Pueblo Colo Marie Habicht Lincoln Nebr Helen Pearl Spokare Wash C. L. E. Blauser Ernest Diller Max Wessington Springs So. Dakota W. F. Clark Federated Church Upsongal Dille

Card of Thanks for Mrs Avgerstaer

The family expresses sincere appreciation for sympathy and kindness shown during the bereavement of their mother daughter and sister Mrs Avgerstaer Carl Schlapfer Marie Habicht and family

Avgerstaer Carl Schlapfer Eee Marie Habicht

Library Buys Congressional Record Courtesy of Mc Laughlin

Chief librarian Rev G F R Duhrkop states the Diller library now receives the Congressional Record kept on file for reference through courtesy of Congressman Mc Laughlin. Fred Morrison had a Dodge accident near G Blauser's residence west of town. he turned the car after hitting Mrs J E Long in a buggy and the vehicle lurched into a ditch. The car turned turtle with Morrison underneath but he escaped unharmed. C L Tristman aided in righting the car. a jack slip caused a gas pipe to injure Clint's big toe splitting the nail.

G. F. R. Duhrkop McLaughlin Diller Library Congressional Record Fred Morrison G. Blauser J. E. Long C. L. Tristman Clint

Ancient hat bands reveal fashion through ages

Inscriptions show Egyptian women used hair bands with streamers as early as 8500 B C. The fillet of the 14th century evolved into streamer hats and later jeweled adornments, reflecting centuries of decorative headgear and shifting bright colors in men’s dress.

James I Endymion Porter Spain Duke of Buckingham France England Wheeler Syndicate. Inc

Taking Profite Both Ways

A London Tit-Bits quip describes a pair in a dubious partnership. One sells stove blacking leaving stains while the other offers a soap to remove the stain, implying a rinse and repeat profit scheme through social visits.

London

Modern Furnishings Highlight Seasonal Styles

In a furniture factory scene Mrs. Smith notes the abundance of chairs. An attendant explains the dull season means much furniture is out of fashion, but seating never truly goes out of style.

Cactus Joe Rules Out Optimism Despite Cheerful Talk

A debate over optimism unfolds with Cactus Joe criticizing constant cheer while someone argues loyalty to cheerfulness under pressure. The exchange hints at rival attitudes in a Western setting and a poker or card game context.

Cactus Joe

Eyes Need Glasses, Ackerman Optometry Ad

An advertisement for A. D. Ackerman in Fairbury Nebraska highlights specialists in optometry practice aimed at eyewear needs for customers.

A. D. Ackerman Fairbury Nebr

Trading table notes butter packing and prices

A dated table records butter packing and eggs with hens and roosters, plus corn to Sinoa 3s 6s 20s So's butter fat price 1.02 with 64 and 32 values.

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Citizens State Bank George Henrichs Cloyd Cully Dunn Methodist W.F. Myers Havelock Burlington Mrs. Mason Sophie Mathias Fred Sasse Byron Will Harry Thompson H. W. Opfer H. K. Shutt Dr. Leach A. D. Acker Man Fairbury Optometrist G. H. Newton Fairbury, Nebr Candee Brand
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