Bank Deposits Promised as Worry Cure by SB
Citizens State Bank frames bank accounts as a cure for worry and asks readers if they are a depositor.
07 Dec 1917
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1917
Page
1
Citizens State Bank frames bank accounts as a cure for worry and asks readers if they are a depositor.
A basketball game is scheduled for Saturday night in the city hall. Mr and Mrs E F Oaks are visiting their son Alfred and family in Shilling Minn. Mrs O F Rigdon returned on No 16 from Colorado after visiting her sister. The Methodist ladies plan an annual bazaar social and supper in the church basement tomorrow night. Mrs S J Thompson hosted a six o clock dinner Monday for her daughter Pearl’s 10th birthday with Eleanor Deihy Elizabeth Starr and Lucile Sparks as guests. The D of H will elect new officers tomorrow afternoon and conduct other business. A full attendance is requested.
Charley Fisher has bills out for his sale December 18. The record notes a cold morning with the mercury at four below zero. Mrs. H E Diller and daughter Gertarde visited in Beatrice Wednesday. A. Mayborn traveled to Omaha to buy cattle for farmers near Harbine and Lanham. Bert Etchison bought several horses at the start of the week. F M McManes, formerly of Diller now in Sidney, Nebr., sends a letter. publication planned next week. Captain E J Murfin visited Lincoln Sunday with his sister Mrs E L Loock and may be recalled to Washington for military duty.
The Hampton Court Singers delivered a fine entertainment in the opera house on Monday night as part of the Diller Lecture Course numbers.
Herman Lichty and his mother Jacob P Lichty and family had visited since Saturday and returned Wednesday to Brunwick Nebraska.
The M E church ladies plan an annual bazaar in the church basement on Saturday afternoon and evening December 8. All women are asked to donate to the fancy work and apron department. The Diller Red Cross sewing and bandage circles meet Wednesdays with plans to adjust the meeting day. Over 500 surgical dressings have been prepared along with other work.
Minnie Munday service officiated by Rev. F. A. Carmony with local clergy present. Details read from the church records indicate a formal ceremony in the town.
Dist 66 school, 34 miles north of Diller and near Harbine, hosts a Red Cross benefit pie social Friday night December 14. Proceeds support relief efforts and community welfare in the district.
Mrs Mary Miller traveled from Lincoln to visit her daughters for Thanksgiving and was detained by illness of granddaughter Twila Neely who was improving when she left.
Anton Saathoff, a wealthy farmer near Steele City, was commanded to appear at Lincoln before the council of defense to explain alleged remarks attributed to him. A pie social and program in Dist. No. 89 south of town drew a good attendance and much merriment from the pie sales. The program was noted as especially pleasing.
A Rock precinct incident notes a twelve year old boy shot in the chest while hunting and taken to Lincoln for surgery. Deputy Hammett organizes an M W A adoption class with at least ten applications. A Beatrice deputy coordinates neighbors for candidates and a Tatvastele team helps with floor work. J E Kerr of Fairbury tops Home Casualty Co. list after recent move from Diller and Steele City.
At its last Saturday night session Diller Camp 1668 M W A elected officers for the coming year. V C C E Carr W A E E McCune Banker C L Geer Clerk W A Raymond Escort E B Dunn Watch S J The Secretary Frank Coe 3 yrs Raithiller Dr Barguess and others named.
Church notes reflect on a Bible school contest with Odell, aiming to raise attendance after a 76 turnout last Sunday. New weekly records will be kept on the Odell basis, to crown the best class as banner. Services follow usual schedule with loyalty urged amid a growing age demand.
The Retired Ministers Amunity Fund canvass is completed with Rock Creek and Diller charges surpassing goal. Two services were held last Sunday, morning and evening, with strong attendance and wide interest. The church is urged as a vital force for world peace and democracy, refusing to be sidelined in the conflict.
A church notice urges loyalty to the church of Christ and Kingdom work. It invites Christians to worship, notes Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. led by Arnold Fouta, and mentions Friday chorus practice at Mrs. Deihl's home with singers asked to arrive early.
The Presbyterian church reports well attended services and rising interest in church work. A recent program by members supported Mead Home Missions. Thanksgiving service drew a large crowd and was enjoyed. Lay services planned for next Sunday. all are welcome.
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