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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1915
Page
5
A fragment describes Christmas cards and mentions E. C. Ballard with laughter as a sign of health. It notes Chamberlain's Tablets as helpful for indigestion and recommends trying them, adding they are inexpensive and widely available.
Church notice invites a Wednesday evening gathering on Dec 29 at 4 in First Church for an oil study and prayer meeting. It features a sermon on the Mount and a discussion on Beatitudes, with questions on purpose and interpretation for Christians.
The Sunday school presents the Cantata Santa's Reception with Sunday school orchestra assisting on Christmas Eve. District Supt. M. EB. Gilbert preaches next Sunday at 11 o'clock with communion at sermon end. Evening service at 7 30 features The Healing Touch. Rock Creek and Diller Sunday activities and officer elections noted.
Lutheran church schedules Christmas Eve at 11 day 7 p m and Christmas Day at 10 a m with holy communion An offering will be taken for ministerial education on Sunday at 10 20 during the first Sunday after Christmas and the regular morning service
The report notes sermon notes titled reaching Sunday morning and evening by Rev J W Dickson of Lainceln.
One hundred dollar reward offer for catarrh cure proof. Hall's Catarrh Cure claims to act through the blood on mucous surfaces, expelling poisons and healing diseased areas. Endorsed as reliable for thirty five years, with testimonials available and price 75 cents at druggists.
Mr. and Mrs. Fisher Musser visited from Fairbury on Sunday. Puree Jersey male pigs for gale at I'. W. Steffen. Diller Opera House announces local talent show on Thursday December 39 1915 promising top entertainment of the season.
The notice promotes five good milch cows and two heifers due to freshen soon, with harness oil offered by Theagalien W A Raymond. It then shifts to a dispatch about a man who escaped death twice as a spy and married a woman he had known for fifty years. Miss Elsie McManes arriving from Kansas City visits her parents in preparation for their move to Sidney Nebraska. The local school column covers grade activities, spelling contest results, and upcoming vacation from Dec 24 for Diller Public Schools, noting sickness and Xmas shopping impacts.
Weenow baveo ir stock a Ruiek tN the Panders Cencipal sage anes ileus leds oShali lasty fighterer. ward. all ahe: seit Nanas Haenty Werkiniey Rie sa Nl rs DeeHiTey Robertson WASOX pected homer Taste evening from York Nebr where she had been ta see her sister in law from Brad shaw Nebr Who Ise there anes hospital TVher annual meeting of Prairie Home Cemeteria Reveiation will be held at oll elocks go in Saturday Jain 13k i the city hall for the election cof offfetria and any other business that may come be fore the meeting All lot owners are Considered stockholders in the association and are urged to attend this meeting p res Trust man See A good many people have had coughs and colds If you pay as you go and are able to go as you pay you will get there See the new perfumes in pack ages for Xmas at Shutt Drug Co s at Mrs R L Oaks went to Beatrice Wednesday to visit her daughter Mrs Harry King and other rela tives George and Minne Freitag went Saturday to visit relatives at Table Rock and Humboldt expect ing to return before Christmas John Wm A and Jas Cherry and their families attended the funeral services Saturday morning at Endicott of their father John Cherry Sr at which Rev F A Carmony pastor of the Diller M EK church officiated Burial was made that afternoon in the ceme tery at DeWitt whither the re mains was accompanied by mem bers of the family It is under stood that Grandma Cherry will make her home with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs F M Walburn at Endicott
The notice invites members and families to attend a Sister Day event at Tamiment led by Mrs. Buet Hader and KC Anderson. For information contact arranging party.
The note apologizes for slighted exchanges due to a surge of new subscribers last week and expresses hope that such demand continues. It emphasizes appreciation for readership and seeks to maintain strong future service.
Rev and Mrs F A Carmony received a call from Fairbury about the sudden death of Mrs J O Boggs at noon Tuesday. They drove over in their car yesterday and the funeral is scheduled for today with services following soon after.
The advertisement extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for its established reputation and long use. It claims the remedy loosens a cold aids nature without narcotics and is affordable at a quarter, obtainable everywhere.
Mrs Celia D Hudson of Odell sues for divorce from Harry E Hudson. They wed at Diller on March 23, 1899 and have three children aged 5 to 16. She seeks custody. Plaintiff cites cruelty non support and habitual drunkenness. He supposedly spends time at dog races and uses earnings riotously. Previously resided at Diller.
Florence Marion Henrichs and Benjamin F Henrichs married at the Hilder home in Beatrice with about eighty relatives present. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Mulligan of Beatrice, Grace Watson sang Love You Truly, and Lily ushered the ring. The couple will reside on his father's farm near Diller after January 22. Separately Senate action stalled Wyamb for Fairbury postmaster amid Bryans' recommendation. Hitchcock supported Dan Kavanaugh.
A man canvassed Diller on Wednesday and Thursday offering one year subs to Pictorial Review Modern Priscilla and Home Needlework for 1.00. publishers deny authorization and warn receipts are fraudulent. He used names W A English Edwards and claimed Hastings Nebraska or Chicago links. Locals who paid him are urged to report today.
W S Drullinger formerly at Diller now of war Hebron visited his sister Miss Eliza on Saturday. He is seen looking after the collection of several outstanding accounts.
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