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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1929
Page
1
The text argues that bank loans should be secured by depositor funds and repaid with reasonable certainty. It stresses that the lender must assess credit risk to avoid harming both the borrower and the bank, prioritizing the welfare of depositors and prudent lending practices.
Diek Fanders drives a late model Ford as farmers plan sales and land transfers near Diller Nebraska. Peter Nelsen will hold a farm sale next Wednesday at the Fanders 100 acre tract. Simies sells land at $130 per acre. Local visitors include Mr and Mrs Orval Patton and Ralph of Burr and relatives in Diller. Dr Ellis's mother left Diller for Laramie after a nephew's death. funeral attendance noted for P C Remley and others from Norfolk and Endicot.
Miss Mattie Henrichs trainee nurse spent the weekend with Mrs F W Henrichs in Beatrice. Martin Diekman drove from Burlington Colorado to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Harm Diekman and relatives in the Dilier area. S.C Hutchinson announced plans to start an implement business in his Main Street building based on prior experience.
Archie Carpenter reports his baby John Saathoff on the sick list. Saathoff rented a farm south of Lanham, moving there Wednesday. Tick Fanders rented the Frank Nelson 160 acre farm, near Diller. Alpha Wiemers shopped stock at the St Joe market, shipped from here Sunday. H H Beckwith and D Vanders attended the Omaha auto show this week. Mrs Grace Fasnacht and kids of Beatrice visited her mother Sophia Mathias Sunday. A mule train, mostly bought near Diller, shipped to Memphis Monday. Arthur Kunecke, visiting relatives, returned to Lincoln Saturday for work.
C L E Blauser reports seeing a flock of wild geese heading north Friday noon. He predicts warmer weather as the result. Sunday State Journal notes several local church activities including the Congregational Missionary Society meeting at Mrs. Ashcraft’s home February 15 with a program led by Mrs. Shutt and various solo and quartet performances. Next meeting set for March 15 with Mrs. John Greider.
Dr. Diehl, Eleanor and Oliver attended the auto show in Omaha. Mr. and Mrs. Frisbie moved in. Births, rentals, and neighbors’ notices appear along with a Beatrice nurse trainee, a Keystone church donut sale February 23, and cattle market reports from Kansas City. Community events include Kensington club meeting February 25 and J N C gathering at Hilder residence with Valentines Day refreshments.
On Feb 15 an NRC group enjoyed a pleasant evening at Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Hill’s home. Donald Frisbie won first prize and Mabel Gr won second. John Linscott, Ralph’s friend, received the boobs prize a bottle of ketchup. Nellie Frisbie served refreshments. The group planned a meeting with Mrs. Albers on Feb 23.
Mr Wilbur F Green and Miss Clara E Lampe wed in Marysville Kansas on February 14 by the county judge. Green son of Mrs Mary Green, Lampe daughter of Mr and Mrs Rudolph Lampe. They plan to live in Superior Nebraska where Green is Burlington section foreman. They were accompanied by Mrs W O Green. Friends from Diller and Steele City extend best wishes.
Miss Lois Helene McLaughlin and Elton M. Crocker wed on February 14 1929 at the Presbyterian church in Hebron Nebraska. The bride wore swiss rose crepe with bead embroidery and carried pink roses and white snapdragons. Mrs. Crocker is the daughter of Rev and Mrs B Sans Vices later teaching art in Columbus and Cleveland. The couple will reside south of Diller.
Saturday and Sunday saw visits from Lincoln friends and Omaha residents Mr and Mrs Harold Hutchin. A Burlington wrecker from Wymore cleared wreckage at the west end of the Diller yards after an engine ran into a rear stock train. The derailment damaged the pilot lights on the branch line train.
The 10th anniversary of the Diller Woman's Club was celebrated at Mrs. O. J. Mayborn’s home on Wednesday afternoon February 13. Guests included members of the Jansen Woman's Club and the Diller Club along with Mr. L. Waggoner and Mrs. Ludwig. Committee members were Calander Vieths Myers Bell Mayborn and Frank Cully. Mrs. Andrews opened the meeting and welcomed guests. Letters from Mrs. Tincher and Mrs. Hole were read expressing regrets at absence. Roll call highlighted the club’s educational social and religious value. Mrs. Mayborn reviewed the club history and noted achievements such as supporting the Public Library. Mrs. Siekman contributed a parable.
Mrs Hill read the poem Co operation. A quartet including Mrs R W Green Mrs Frank Cully Mrs C L Tristman and Mrs Willis Clark performed. Miss Gregg and Miss Raymond played a cello solo. A two course luncheon followed during the social hour.
Miss Pearl Thompson hosted the Cedar class of the Congregational church for a Valentine party on Friday evening February 15. Guests enjoyed games, fortunes, a large wall heart, and refreshments prepared by the hostess and her mother. Opal Hill and Gwendolyn Gregg won honors and received valentines as pretty tokens of the evening.
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