09 Feb 1917
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1917
Page
1
Citizens State Bank advertises protection for depositors by the Nebraska Depositor's Guaranty Fund. The notice mentions timely interest payments on time deposits and also in the Savings Department.
Mrs. F E Welken spent Monday afternoon with Wymore relatives Miss Varlie Warthen of Beatrice is visiting at the W A Cherry home C E Warthen of Washington Kansas visited this week with his mother and sister Mrs Jennie Copeland who had visited with friends in Diller returned Monday to her home in Odell Mrs John Maw is convalescing in a Beatice hospital after appendicitis operation Anyone wanting sweet clover seed place your order next Tuesday 11 ASL Tinstiffan For Sale For little money just like new piano cash or time Write at once A Hospe Co Omaha Nebr 2-2-31 Andrew Colman son of Mrs Cora Colman of Diller has enlisted in Co C 36th US Infantry and is stationed at Brownsville Texas
An individual underwent an appendicitis operation at Lutheran Hospital in Beatrice on Monday.
P F Miler of Pittsburg Kansas arrived on an early morning train to visit his mother Mrs Mary Miller and other Diller relatives and was to return on the numbered train No 16 Monday.
Mrs John Spectit Jr departs Tuee for Lincoln to catch a train linking direct connections.
National Pay-Up Week runs Feb 19 to 24. J L Bamb injures city rail area between trains Tuesday. Fred Shutt jeweler offers repair of watches clocks and jewelry. Kur Sale features piano bargains cash or easy payments. A Hospe Co Omaha invites inquiries. W T Jeffryes M D bas sett Neb spends winter with daughter in Cisco Texas.
Fisher Musser moved yesterday back to Fairbury and resumed his former role in the Schumann Furniture and Undertaking establishment.
Quinter Fry and George Henrichs delivered cattle and hogs at the St. Joseph market on Tuesday. Fry brought one car of cattle and one of hogs and cattle while Henrichs shipped one car of cattle.
Ernest Fisher after a five or six week visit with his father George Fisher and relatives near Diller returns to Powell Wyoming accompanied by his brother Harry.
W B Starr moves his family from Midland Texas to a Cisco farm. He spends most of his time traveling on the road as a sonnetist figure.
A fragmentary list in April shows names including Belen Fairbury Frank T Pearce Jme Hadley E 8 Duon CG Alternatives Roy Gear E B McCune Alex Bell Chas Fisher and Frank Johnson as part of county records. The text is sparse and partially garbled.
For sale farm house to be moved from the farm March 1. House has five rooms pantry and two porches. Price reasonable. HLF Thober four miles southeast of Abill. State legislature proposal may require Nebraska newspaper subscribers to pay subscription prices through the mail.
Mr and Mrs J W Mathias of near Diller entertained at dinner. Sunday Mr and Mrs Jacob ecu a Mr and Mrs John M Pasnac and daughter Pearl of near eee A AS i d ice Stucher et day.
A notice notes a sale at the Raymond harness shop in Diller with a display of watches clocks and jewelry. It mentions La Forest Raymond of Lincoln visiting family in Diller and Chas Eckart’s retirement plans to move to Hanover and build a 40 by 120 foot garage. I F Greenwood of Minatare Neb spent the weekend visiting his mother and Diller relatives and planning to see his brother Walter in Waverly.
The school posts basketball dates with Chester and Hanover against Diller and notes on class activities. Senior class plans a school annual edited by Neul Diller with Lillian Wehl forth and Arnold Fouts. Beatrice trip for Birth of a Nation attendance. Lincoln booklets and dramatization planned. senior game rematch looming Friday.
The seventh and eighth grades study Evangeline while the high school Junior class elected officers on January 31. Pres. Frank Tucker Vice Pres. Henry Novotny Treas. Creola Hadley Secy. Grace Johnson Sergeant at arms James Hayes. Their first class party was at Ruby Hilder's Monday night. Union Choir Rehearsal calls Diller singers to meet at the Methodist Church Sunday 8 PM to organize for Gospel Meetings.
The notice lists births in the Diller area: an 8 pound girl born Feb 3 to Mr and Mrs C H Sparks two miles south four miles east. a daughter born Feb 6 to Mr and Mrs Od of Diller. a 10 pound girl born Feb 6 to Mr and Mrs Harry Weddin five miles west. and an eight pound daughter arrived at Mr and Mrs Ira London on Feb 7.
Sunday's program includes a 7 a.m. church service and 6 p.m. Sunday school with a 7:30 p.m. sermon on The Great Quest. Prayer meetings start Tuesday afternoon. two weeks of meetings planned with invitations to spread the word.
In an 11 1917 record the Christian church held morning and evening services. A pursing schedule lists 6 30 PM and 7 30 PM events with sermons on themes including How mail We Escape.
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