03 Dec 1926
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1926
Page
1
The article argues that banking success rests on customer confidence, not flashy fixtures, and emphasizes honesty and competence of staff. It urges dealing with a reliable bank offering service and security.
Late. Chester White male hogs sold by J. R. Tucker Route P Diller Nebr. 21 Eyes Examined by Dr. Adame, successor to Dr. Garland Beatrice. Mrs. Brock of Hebron visited Sunday with Mrs. H. K. Shutt and family. W. G. Robertson and family of Lincoln were Thanksgiving guests. Dr. Cecil Ellis of Chester spent Thanksgiving with his parents Dr. and Mrs. Claude Ellis.
Mrs Carrie Hughes and Mrs Julia Smith with Ezra Cox of Beatrice visited the home of Mr and Mrs Guy Hollingsworth, staying for a social gathering at their residence.
A fragment notes a Beatrice woman connected to her daughter and her mother Mrs. John Fasnacht, detailing family ties without additional context.
Come in and hear the Cros ley radio with 1 2 or 3 dial control at the Diller Implement store. It is pitched as as good as any radio and offered at a lower price.
Rev and Mrs L S Jeffery and their son Leonard were Thanksgiving Day guests of Mr and Mrs Frank T Pearce. They were entertained after dinner by Mrs Jeffrey with vocal and piano music.
Mrs. Sarah Witty, visiting her daughter Mrs. R. W. Green, accompanied Miss Nellie Green to Lincoln ag day and will spend winter at the home of her other daughter Mrs. R. E. Colman.
Notice describes denatured alcohol sale at the Diller filling station and a Sunday price offer. It mentions a found bunch of keys on the sidewalk in Diller Saturday night and an inquiry at the office. Also notes Clark's Product in Diller and a Modoc Kansas family visiting relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John Carico and Miss L O Ballard enjoyed Thanksgiving dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Saylor, sharing a festive meal in a close community gathering.
Mr. and Mrs. Moser and daughter Erma hosted Thanksgiving with guests Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Filley and Miss Maxine Patton joining for the meal.
A seven pound boy named Thomas Mann was born to Florence Mann and Pearly Nickeson, living four miles east and five miles north of Diller.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Witty and son Dean from Vitets Kang visited sister Mrs. R. W. Green and later called on Mr. and Mrs. Ensley Carmichael near Steele City, spending a part of Sunday at their home.
A new young brood joins the camp under a six member committee with our future justice of the pesé as chairman. A forester team will be organized and drilled and officers will be elected at the next camp meeting on December 9. Horace Green, Clerk.
Dry wood for gale by Newt Hage for Mrs. Morrison. The M. W. A. meets 2nd and 4th Thursday each month. If Lloyd Callander of Osceola spent Thanksgiving with home folks. Rev O Bergfelder and family were dinner guests last Sunday at Mr and Mrs H Hullman. Mr and Fred Diekhoff of Beatrice preached services last Sunday at St Pauls Lutheran. Mr and Mrs Oscar Amos visited at the home of her mother Mrs Helabelia De% brs and family motored to Guide Rock for Thanksgiving. Mrs W D Sindher and Billie visited at the home of her parents in Wymore. Mr and Mrs Arthur Grone and Violet visited Bruning with Mr and Mrs Dougherty. F R Henrichs burg and Mr Henrichs were guests of Mr.
Grain Company announces price changes and supply notes amid fluctuations in sugar availability. Officials state adjustments are necessary to stabilize markets and protect farmers and consumers.
A woman said she would spend the winter with her son, who heads a large Texas company, in Houston. The brief note notes family ties and relocation details without further context.
In Nebanees towns a party including Mrs C Moser and family paused for a visit before continuing their journey home toward Mankato Kane after a Tuesday morning stop.
Caernbelt Lumber Co quotes affordable storm sash windows for winter fuel savings. Manager C L Geer states they measure and install, promising quick payback. Contact Diller at phone 158 02 to arrange a measurement.
The Henry Watson will case is being tried in Beatrice district court this week as an appeal from the county court. The dispute concerns the will giving real property to heirs in England after the deaths of Abe Watson and Mrs. W. A. Snyder. The case involves complex property transfers and seeks legal resolution.
Miss Veda Mae Cavett daughter of Mr and Mrs Cavett and granddaughter of Mr and Mrs Pearse and Mr Alvio Carl Hirsch of Fairbury is noted in society notices.
Mrs. and Mrs. Gus Fintel of Hardy attended the funeral of John H. Miller last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith Diller were in Lincoln on Friday to honor a brother of Mrs. Diller at his funeral.
Mr and Mrs Will Carico from Wymore visited Tuesday at the home of their parents Mr and Mr John Carico, linking distant kin in a brief family stopover.
Kenneth C. Fouts and family of York Nebraska spent Thanksgiving with relatives Mr and Mrs J W Fouts in Diller.
S. J. Thompson will have a car load of Missouri Pippin and Gano apples on track at Diller Saturday December 4 priced at 1.25 per bushel.
Mr F W Beckwith Mr and Steele and Miss Irene Beckwith of Fairbury spent one day at the H B Beckwith home.
Tuesday night the Diller team hosted the Beta Whistle at the Fairbury Y M C A. Final score 28 to 14 in favor of Diller. Next home game is December 9, urging support for Diller.
W. T. Gerard, a former Diller resident, is visiting the area with his brother Fred Gerard, brother-in-law Ensley Carmichael and families, and other relatives and friends. He left Diller about fifteen years ago.
W. E. Andersen, his wife and daughter, and her mother Mrs. Core Colman drove from Fairfield Nebraska where they ran a restaurant. They plan to move here soon as Mr. Andersen resumes his former job as assistant cashier in the Diller State Bank. Bonar left to take a clothing store job in Washington Kansas.
For sale. Nice bunch of fall ehoats. H. H. Greider. A. R. Fouts of Moulton Iowa left Diller Sunday after visiting his brother J. W. Fouts for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Greider hosted a Thanksgiving gathering with Elizabeth Greider, Willis Clark and spouse, Carolynn Rose, Gertrude Kerr, and others in attendance.
The Jolly Neighbors met Wednesday afternoon at Mrs Radolph Hubka with five members and three children present. They spent the afternoon visiting and a Luoch was served by the hostess at the close of the meeting.
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