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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 16, 1934
Page
5
The bank thanks faithful depositors for their loyalty and friendship and asserts that customer service will be expanded and improved. It pledges to miss no opportunity to express gratitude while enhancing services to be more helpful and broad.
Dr Dieh fills prescriptions with a note of the upcoming Wednesday opera house event. A heavy 13 inch harness is for sale in Concord, nearly new. Anton Zelleng at Diller and Blue Springs loses a drug store, sold to a Crete firm planning relocation. County Superintendent Mrs Genevieve Clark, a Diller visitor, called at the office Thursday.
Waggoner Bros advertise ample alfalfa and sweet clover seed for sale while H E Green updates a west town residence with siding a new porch and sidewalks planned. In social notes Mrs Belle Robertson and pupil Mildred Dayce attended an operetta.
Mr and Mrs Fred Thieman and their Lincoln bound daughter spent Sunday with the George Champ family. Mrs Thieman stayed longer while he returned to Lincoln. Mr and Mrs Chas Davis drove to Lincoln last Friday to visit relatives. They were joined by Mrs John Pulee who visited a niece there and returned Sunday with Mr Pulee who drove up after her.
Dr and Mrs B O Lyle visited from Holdrege Wednesday to attend an operetta directed by their daughter Miss Marjorie Lyle. Dr Lyle serves as District Superintendent of the Holdrege district in the Methodist Conference.
Registered nurse Miss Nichols of the CWS in Jefferson County will visit Diller to examine all grades and high school students. The examination will last several days and a report will go to those with health defects. Diagnosis and treatment require a doctor. Consulations with parents may be held next week to discuss care and arrangements.
A free entertainment program will be held at the opera house next Wednesday evening sponsored by the band. It offers community culture with music and performances for attendees.
Mrs. Lloyd Hurst visited with her sister Mrs. Alvin Hirsch at her Fairbury home on Tuesday. The fragment mentions trucking and a contact code 120:26 with a Friday reference to Sam.
Mr and Mrs Geo Champ and family and Mr and Mrs Fred Thieman of Lincoln visited Mr and Mrs Joe Daily at Odell on Sunday in a family gathering short on details but notable for cordial reunion.
Good four room house, 26 ft square with pantry and closets. Inquire of Frank Fasnacht. Many towns like Diller lose banks due to strict requirements. Read Diller State Bank ad. We have a good bank and should support it. Bring harness for repairs and oil. New oil available at 75c per set. Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop news and reader subscription notes. Office requests wood loads and cash payment differences.
A Sunday dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Madden celebrated the visit of Geo Saffell and Mrs. Saffell of Louix City Iowa. Attendants included Ida Woods and the Amos and Madden families with Theila Russell Keith and Della Lucille Saffell. Ice cream and cake followed in the afternoon.
NCS A members spent Feb 7 with hostess Mrs Ray Eick. Mrs I R Andrews led the business session before Valentine themed games. Prizes went to Mrs Sparks on the heart toss and Mrs Andrews for word building. Guest Mrs Leonard Richardson attended. next meeting set for Feb 21 at Mrs Robertson's.
Items from the February 16 1894 Record list residents and events including Jim Koons returning home, pure maple syrup at Clark and Weather, Folkers illness recovery, snow delays to B M trains, Ed Edwards shipping goods to Mammoth Springs Ark, plans of Harry Green in well making, Colman on eastern trips, Ed Hayes and Ethel Cline marriage, visits between Haddam and Diller, Condon advertising posts, price quotes on oak and walnut posts, a blizzard storm, G C Blauser moving to form Goeke place near Diller, Milkmaid convention at K P Hall, Mrs Eaton mentioned, obituary of Alexander S Poons, Knights of Pythias funeral, various local advertisers, and the Record price.
Miss Margaret Logan hosted a clever Valentine party at her home on February 10. Sweethearts won the contest over the merry hearts. Two living valentines appeared Eremena Helvey as old fashioned Miss with bonnet and fan and Gladys Lottman as Queen of hearts. Derby hat designed for the occasion by Ed Cassel. Malvern Prather and Geraldine Wiemers led high and low scores in progressive hearts. Juncheon table decorations were pink and white with pink candles as centerpieces.
Rev Robert E. Drew loans a list of religious works for Lent including The Manhood of the Master The Meaning of Prayer The Meaning of Service and several devotional titles. Mrs Hill lends The Daughter of Samurai and Lively Lady for library use.
The Daily Lincoln Journal notes its rural and town news reach and late printing after 5 p.m. It highlights editions printed at night, with the Morning Journal delivering by mail the same day. Advertising note cautions against strange solicitors and lists subscription rates for Nebraska and north Kansas three months and yearly options.
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