New Year Greeting of Gratitude and Hope
A year end message extends warm greetings and grateful appreciation. It expresses hope that the coming year brings inspiration and opportunity for all in service to others.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1929
Page
1
A year end message extends warm greetings and grateful appreciation. It expresses hope that the coming year brings inspiration and opportunity for all in service to others.
Mrs Henry Stahl is on the sick list. Arthur Rhoden's little boy is on the sick list. Mrs H M Hollie is recovering from tonsillitis. Mr and Mrs Homer Brunk spent Christmas day with relatives at Plymouth. Dorothy Anderson, daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Anderson, is recovering from a severe illness. Dr Cecil Ellis of Chester is spending holidays with his parents and friends here.
Mr and Mrs Fred Dale and their children from Wayne are guests at the home of Carrie Wrigley, the mother of Mrs Dale, for the holiday season.
Donald and Nellie Frisbie traveled from Burlington last Friday to Brush Colorado to spend several days visiting friends.
Mrs Kate Tucker and her daughter Mildred of Lincoln were Christmas Day guests of her daughter and sister Mrs C H Cully and family.
H A Bud Bell had been in Beatrice hospital for a couple of months and came home Tuesday just in time to spend Christmas with his family and friends.
The following state University students are spending the holidays at their respective homes in Diller and vicinity: Lynn Waggoner Clarice Moffit Mildred Mayborn Edith Patton Mildred Ashcraft Dean Barber Richard Mayborn Harold Logan and Eleanor Diehl.
Miss Mattie Henrichs a student nurse at Lutheran hospital Beatrice returned home Tuesday to visit over Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Henrichs. Her sister Miss Eunice Henrichs joined her and Mattie will finish her course in Lincoln before an early next month transfer.
Mr and Mrs Ab Cully of Beatrice spent Christmas with Diller relatives. Mrs Northup and family traveled to Lincoln for Christmas with kin. Wm Barton family hosted all children and grandchildren for a holiday dinner. Rhue Green of South Bend Indiana visits Diller and Lincoln relatives. Oliver Diehl of Omaha visited his father Dr O C Diehl in Diller. Hazel Geer undergoing treatment in Beat rice hospital and may need a minor operation.
Misses Gertrude and Evelyn Weyer of Fairbury visit their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Lawrence Caldwell and daughter Pearl during the Christmas vacation.
The Rock Creek church wrecked in the June wind storm is being torn down and will be rebuilt by Contractor L. M. Cavett and his skilled carpenters.
Anna Rudolph and George Diekhoff, a Bird City Kansas teacher, join Rudolph at Rev. H. J. Diekhoff's home during Christmas holidays.
A large gathering met Friday at Mrs. Margaret Albers for a N R C Club session. Mrs. Will enhardt won first prize and Mrs. Arthur Vieths second in rock laying. A Christmas tree with colored lights displayed gifts for all. Refreshments followed. The next meeting will be with Mrs. Frank Grone on Dec 27.
The Record expresses deep appreciation for reader confidence and goodwill in the past year. It pledges to continue service without saying thanks enough and wishes readers a New Year filled with health happiness and prosperity.
Mrs. Rudolph Lampe is reported improving at a Beatrice hospital. Mrs. L. H. Findling and her children are spending the home with relatives at Fairview. Prof. W. A. Wagner returned Saturday on No. 1b from a vacation trip to the western end of the state.
There is not much change in the condition of Mrs. Clara Meyers, whose illness was reported last week.
Rev Velte and Miss Marguerite spent Christmas day with relatives near Lexington Nebr and will be away about two or three days.
Christmas was a very beautiful day and roads were in splendid condition. Many people were out with their autos enjoying the clear weather and holiday cheer in the Diller area.
Francis Plager, a student at the Grand Island business college, is spending the Christmas vacation at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Plager.
Dr. W. S. Diller his wife and baby from St. Francis Kansas halted in town Monday for a brief visit with Diller relatives and friends en route to Lincoln to spend Christmas with his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Z. Diller.
W. E. Mudge, who spent weeks with his daughter Mrs. Robert Wells and family on the farm while indisposed, has recovered and returned to his home in town.
In Diller area relatives including Oscar Amos Frank Grabber Will Amos and their families flew to Lincoln to visit Will Egger. A 12 oclock dinner for fourteen guests followed by gift distribution from Santa near the lit Christmas tree marked the festive visit.
E. E. McCune returned from Carthage Missouri after his father Judge William McCune aged 87 died on the 18th at his home. He leaves a wife a daughter and two sons. A Civil War veteran and a G A R member he served from Illinois and was wounded captured and with General Grant at the siege of Petersburg. He lived in Carthage 36 years and was buried in Park Cemetery last week Friday.
L. A. Blauser and family and J. J. Lamb spent Christmas with C. E. Piveral at Tecumseh.
George Henrichs reserves Wednesday January 22 for his farm sale. Lloyd Callander of Denver spent Christmas with his parents. Mrs. Sarah Witty went to Lincoln to spend Christmas with her daughter and family. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hutchinson of Omaha visited the Hutchinson family here last weekend.
Alvin Hirsch of Fairbury spent Christmas Day in Diller with his wife and baby at the home of her grandparents Mr and Mrs Frank T Pearce.
Mr. Ed Ogden and his daughter May, after spending Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Elias Hadley, have returned to their home in Wymore.
Frank Harvey and family of Alma spent Christmas with his sister Mrs Elias Hadley and husband and their father John Harvey who is living with them.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Rhodes and John Mr J L Rhodes and Mrs Moore of Beatrice were eight o clock Christmas Eve dinner guests at the home of Dr O C Diehl.
Frank Stull his wife and three children of Blommingford Nebraska, former Diller residents, are visiting old neighbors and friends in the area and at Fairbury.
Harold Logan Margaret Logan and cousin Donald Wright were in an automobile accident Monday night after failing to make a turn at a road jog by the slaughter house while returning from a school entertainment south of town. All occupants escaped serious injury and the vehicle needed shop repairs.
The report notes 1 146 rural mail routes operating in Nebraska covering a combined 33 000 miles of road and rural delivery paths, highlighting extensive postal service reach within the state.
Yesterday's rates show Wheat at 1.08 dollars a bushel Corn 70 cents Oats 45 cents Cream 31 cents Eggs 34 cents Heavy hens 17 cents Springs 13 cents Roosters 0.5 cents
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