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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1928
Page
1
County Officials Plan Next Meeting and Local Events
The county commissioners will reconvene on March 6. Mrs. Albers farm sale is set for Tuesday the 28th. Mrs. Freitag suffers from infected teeth. Howard Stotts of Lincoln visited Diller. Lou W. J. Wenz plans to open a blacksmith shop in Steele City. Diller Masonic lodge held third degree work Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Hughes of Endicott visited Mr. and Mrs. Starr in Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lou W. J. Wenz
Steele City
Diller Masonic Lodge
Pearce Couple Dine With Granddaughter in Fairbury
Mr and Mrs Frank T Pearce visited Sunday at the home of their granddaughter Mrs Veda Hirsch and her husband in Fairbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank T. Pearce
Veda Hirsch
Fairbury
Plymouth schools name new assistant principal
Miss Pearl Diller, formerly of this city, was re elected assistant principal of the Plymouth schools. Mrs Leslie Nickeson of Harbine is suffering from erysipelas. Mr and Mrs J A Cully were over from Beatrice Monday. Ab Bristol and family visited relatives at Barneston Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Cully
Beatrice
Bristol
Barneston
Leslie Nickeson
Skunk Hides Worth 2 Million Marketed in 1927 Kansas
From the Wichita area in Kansas a large trade in skunk hides yielded about 2,000,000 dollars in 1927. The figure reflects the value of hides sold and indicates the scale of the trapping industry in that region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Wichita
Marriage License Issued in St. Jesen for Russell Carpenter
A telegram from Council Bluffs dated Feb 21 reports Russell Carpenter of Diller Nebraska and Adah re of Sabetha Kansas obtained a marriage license at St. Jesen on Monday. The article notes a sickness wave among local children, with several families including those of Ben Henrichs, Prof Siekmann, and Harry Thompson affected but not seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council Bluffs
Russell Carpenter
Diller, Nebr
Adahre
Sabetha
Kan
St. Jesen
Ben Henrichs
Prof
Siekmann
Harry Thompson
Campbell-Klein Jefferson Co. Post 349 Meets at Green's Cafe
The Campbell-Klein Jefferson Co. Post No. 349 of Diller Endicott and Steele City held a regular session at Green's Cafe Wednesday evening. They planned to distribute their meet s among the three towns and invited all ex-service men to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Campbell-Klein Jefferson Co. Post
Diller, Endicott
Steele City
Green’s Cafe
Diller Home Service Adopts Mule-Hide Roofs For Homes
An advertisable column urges homeowners to consider Mule-Hide roofing from a lumbermen’s convention showcase. It touts better value, personal service, and “little mores” that create a big difference, while joking about homestead projects and farm life.
Diller area notes and county fair plans announced
Diller Telegraph items report poles received by Diller Tele Co. Noah Handley of Steele City did business in Diller on Tuesday. Mrs. Willey had tonsil surgery in a Beatrice hospital. Chester Sparks and family visited relatives in Diller from Lincoln. County fair board met at Fairbury and scheduled a three day fair for August 28 29 and 30. Violet Grone and Arthur Grone daughter both had tonsil removals last week. Betty Lee Wenz a seven pound daughter born to Lew W and Leona Mawek Wenz. F Starr recovering at home after anterior surgery. Merc Starr works for Woodward farm loan agency of Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester Sparks
Lincoln
W. N. Sparks
Betty Lee
Lew W. J. Wenz
Leona Mawek
L. Wenz
F. Starr
Diller
Merc Starr
Woodward Farm Loan Agency
Wrigleys Touring West Visit Wayne Neb Family
Mr and Mrs Arthur Wrigley and two children from Basing Wyoming have been touring Portland Portland and California Mexico and joined by Carrie Wrigley at the Wayne Nebraska trip to visit their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Fred Dale and family. The N R C club met at Hicken Bros Feb 17 with 35 members present and played rock with Arthur Wieths winning high score and Fred Frisbie second. A luncheon followed and the next meeting is planned for Feb 24 at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Frisbie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Wrigley
Harvey and
Virgina
Basing Wyo
Portland
Oregon
Califor Mexico
Carrie Wrigley
Wayne, Nebr
Fred Dale
Hicken Bros
Arthur Wieths
Fred Frisbie
Henry Frisbie
Quiet Falls City Wedding Unites Minnie Sophia Kuhlman and Eilert Hu Jman
The ceremony took place Sunday at Mrs. Albert Kuhlman’s home in Falls City Nebraska. Minnie Sophia Kuhlman married Eilert Henry Hu Jman of Diller in a double ring ceremony led by Rev. Lauritz Ries. The bridal party included Emma Kuhlmann and Clarence Hullman. A three course dinner followed. The couple will reside near Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Kuhlman
Falls City
Nebr
Minnie Sophia
Eilert Henry Hu Jman
Diller
Nebraska
Wesselipper
Lohengrin
Emma Kuhlmann
Clarence Hull
Lauritz Ries
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Kuhlmann
A . Kuhlmann
Edwardson
Hulda Constantine
Sophie Scholl
Hullman
Fidelity Phenix pays heavy fire losses to agents
The Fidelity Phenix Insurance Co. paid fire losses this month in its farm department through agent S. C. Hutchinson. One of 2,975 went to Henry Wallbaum and 100 to H. A. Packer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fidelity Phenix Insurance Co
S. C. Hutchinson
Henry Wallbaum
H. A. Packer
Three Pegs Play Set For Diller Opera House
A home talent play entitled Three Pegs will be presented at the Diller opera house next Friday night by the Cedar Class of the Federated Sunday school. Tickets are 15 and 25 cents, and bills are circulating at the office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Opera House
Cedar
Federated Sunday School
Prin
Sandura Rugs Special Price at Cornbelt Lumber Co
The notice advertises Sandura Rugs in a special price sale by Cornbelt Lumber Co in Diller Nebraska managed by C. L. Geer. The Record apologizes for past errors and acknowledges omissions in a wedding attendance list, taking blame for the oversight of Ouke Lottman and family at the silver wedding of Mr and Mrs Gerd Henrichs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sandurlac
Cornbelt Lumber Co
Diller, Nebr
C. L. Geer
Mgr
Ouke Lottman
Gerd Henrichs
Surprise party for Ferdin and Lottman home
A surprise party was held last Sunday evening at Ferdin and Lottman’s home for Mr and Mrs On Lattman who plan to move to Iowa. About forty young folks attended and played games. Ice cream and cake were served late, ending with guests departing for home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand Lottman
On Lattman
Iowa
Ome
Judge Finishes Abe Holloway with Fine and Jail
Abe Holloway stood before Judge Marquardt on Friday morning charged with writing a no fund check at Farmers and Merchants in favor of Jones and Currie. The judge imposed a 25 fine plus costs and 60 days in county jail with bread and water every other week. Holloway began serving the sentence the same day. A faulty flue caused a residence fire Friday evening endangering Mrs. Holloway who fainted and nearly suffocated. the couple formerly lived in Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abe Holloway
Marquardt
Farmers & Merchant Bank
Jones & Currie
Holloway
Holloways
Diller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens State Bank
Howard Stotts
Cho-Cho
Diller “Home” Service
al Green
Noah
Cornbelt
Goal Co
E Diller Tele Co
Noah Handley
County Fair Board
Arthur Grone
Violet
H. K. Shutt
Rexall Store
Diller Grain Market
Batist
Prince Albert
Farmer’s Union Cash Store
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