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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1927
Page
3
Julia Diller, daughter of J. S. Diller, is in Beatrice hospital for tonsillitis. Dr. G. H. Newton of Fairbury advertises eye ear nose throat services. For sale a 400 egg incubator in good order listed by Mrs. Chas. Gerwick.
Mr. Pond, a fraternity friend of Oliver Diehl, accompanied him on a weekend visit to his Diller home. Mrs. E. L. Loock spent Tuesday evening with her daughter Mrs. BE. R. Henrichs in Fairbury. Mies Ollie DeBoer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred DeBuer, recovers well after a Tuesday procedure removing a tensile last week.
Mr and Mrs Elias Hadley after visiting Diller friends left Monday for their Tobias home and contemplate relocating to Odell in the near future.
A Des Moines man sustained burns after lighting a match to inspect the rod of his automobile where denatured alcohol had been added.
Glen McGord reported seeing a meteorite fall five miles south of Fairbury. The object crossed the sky like a ball of fire, six inches in diameter, burning for three to four minutes before crumbling into hot ashes near the road.
Louis Biekmeier twenty of the Fairbury area received a shattered left arm from elbow to shoulder after his shotgun discharged and struck the running board of a car during a Jefferson county wolf roundup west of there. About eight hundred fifty hunters joined the effort from Gladstone and Fairbury. Two wolves were killed.
For barrel delivery of oil or gas call Diller Filling Station. Beginning Feb 7 we will buy your eggs by one dozen or cage lot. Clarke Produce. Bring in your harness now and have them repaired and greased at low prices. Gue Dreseen. If Mr and Mrs Hei Bus and Mrs Harmes of Gilead visited Tuesday at the E L Loock home. Mr Jesse Powell of Fairbury spent Sunday here with relatives. He left Fairbury Tuesday with a car load of stock and machinery for Seibert Colo where he will farm next year.
A dandy comedy at the Rex on Saturday afternoon starting 2 30. Admission for all children under 14 is one large potato. A prize will go to the largest potato. O R Jones of Fairbury visited Monday as an official inspector testing kerosene and gasoline to ensure state law compliance.
W. J. Zagmier is placed on forced vacation from duties as a drayman after an accident at a farm site. A crate carrying disc parts toppled, crushing his left foot and breaking several toes. Odell Oracle reports the incident.
Wymore judges who presided at the Friday declamatory contest thank local Dil a business community for a lovely banquet served by Mrs. W. A. Carrico. Attendees from Beatrice Hebron Beaver Crossing Omaha and others joined Tuesday’s funeral for J. L. Hughes. The Womrane club meets at Mrs. Cal Waggoner’s home at 2 30 p m with Mrs. C L Tristme and Mrs. S A Miller leading and a Mexico event roll call.
Mrs. Eunice Martin, a San Bernardino schoolteacher en route to Harding School, was seriously injured when William F. Schene’s car skidded and crashed into a storefront. Her leg was pinned, a window shattered, and she required anaesthetics. she is under Dr H W Mille at Ramona hospital. She is a cousin of local residents and has lived in San Bernardino for years.
Dyle Hood attended his father J Hod northeast of town in a short local notice. The brief mentions the location and proximity to the town but lacks additional context or details.
James Lafayette born August 20 1849 on a farm near Spolis Indiana. He moved with family to Missouri and married Sarah Martha Luttrell on December 31 1872. They had four daughters and seven sons with one child dying in infancy and another in Los Angeles California in 1926. he leaves his widow and seven children G E Margaret Uiatt Hebre Nebr two brothers and one sister were unable to attend due to years. he belonged to the Christian church at St Seward Nebraska later to Diller and then the Federated church until his death, with sympathy and thanks expressed.
The pastor thanks the congregation for good Sunday attendance and notes little sleeping during the sermon. He announces the next sermon on The Prayer for Bread and a Sunday evening message on Lincoln as a Lover. He urges members to attend both services and invites friends to come.
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran reports strong attendance last Sunday and growing interest in church matters. Sermons from last year on Means of Grace issued as a book receive praise for broad circulation among youth. Sunday school attendance rises. hope for Easter devotion.
Nebraska Methodist notices promote a two day gathering February 10 with speakers including Ralph Connor Walter Pierce Pat Neff Hugh Dobson and others. Reports say large attendance at Wiemer sale and Sunshine Class fundraiser with church services and music noted for morning and evening.
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