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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1922
Page
1
In Diller Wednesday rain boosts activity as W. E. Anderson and H. Z. Diller plan garages for flivvers. The community previews upcoming sales and events including a Reno the magician show at the Diller opera house on February 20 with popular prices.
John H. and Freda E. Krug filed mortgage bonds totaling $50,000 in the register of deeds Saturday. The liens cover transmission lines and other electrical equipment in Odell, Lanham, Steele City, Diller and several northern Kansas towns cited by Beatrice Express.
Mr William T Bernhardt of Harbine and Miss Nellie Margaret Roelfs of Diller were quietly married at the Lutheran parsonage by Pastor S F R Duhrkop on February 22. Attended by Alfred Roelfs and Lena Bernhardt, the couple receives best wishes for their future.
Born to Mr and Mrs J S Myers Mary Finch a seven pound girl at 64 miles southwest of Diller on Feb 18 Volney Raymond and family visited relatives in Diller and returned to Fairbury early Tuesday morning
Farmer J. W. Fouts advertises bright alfalfa hay at 15 dollars per ton and about 40 bushels of alfalfa seed. A Feb 24 1922 program by Districts 86 and 184 at Bettal School near Diller offers 10 cent admission for pie or box bringers. lunch served.
A petition filed Tuesday afternoon asks County Judge Reid to appoint Currie M Wrigley administrator of the Edmond Wrigley estate who died February 15. The estate is valued at about 10000 in personal property and 5000 in real estate in Lincoln with other large western holdings. Carrie M Wrigley is the widow.
Rev. and Mrs. Victor F. Clark were feted at a Green Parrot cafe dinner by Beatrice ministerial association before moving to Diller. Eighteen pastors and wives attended as the couple prepared to lead the merged community church in their new post.
LaForrest Raymond from Lincoln visits his mother's home while covering Dr. Miles Medical Co. territory. The piece recalls a farewell surprise for Ralph Hudson, upcoming lyceum at the opera house, and local public works on Burlington depot area trees. It ends with reflections on a Danish author quote, the Womans Club, and a personal note from M.C. to sister Sallie.
Dear Brother Ike describes a dying Community Club due to apathy. The message sarcastically frames a child Library adopted by a Mr. Association, whose scant funds contrast with the Club’s lack of brains. It hints at sharing more about the Woman’s Club if requested by Ike.
The notice highlights A. D. Ackerman in Fairbury Nebraska as a practice offering optometry services. It emphasizes eye care and glasses as a reminder for when vision needs correction.
Corrected weekly grain prices list No 2 wheat at 1 16 per bushel Corn No 8 shelled 48 Oats 30. Butter and packing butter prices shown. Miscellaneous terms including hens and roosters appear garbled.
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