Public sale ad and local notices mixed item
See Herman Stahl's public sale ad and assorted hometown notes. Movements and visits include E L Dougherty moving into the Robt Patton property on Hilton street and Ora Dimmitt returning to town to occupy the Deardorf property on Upson street. Birth announced as a boy on February 20 1915 to Mr and Mrs Emil Kreb. Various residents travel to Fairbury Beatrice and Lincoln. J W Hooper moves with family to Louisiana. Meat market advert offers hickory smoked meat.
How to Converse With Ease for Women Readers
Reader tips on improving social talks are offered in Today's Magazine, a women’s publication promoted by The Record. The ad highlights conversation skills and suggests subscribing to Today's Magazine along with two others for one year at $1.75, with details on page 4.
Mrs Blauser Visits Lincoln With Rep Blauser
Mrs Minnie Blauser returned Monday from visiting over Sunday with her husband Representative C L E Blauser at Lincoln. Mr and Mrs Herbert Stotts returned Saturday to Hubbell after helping his brother A D Stotts and family relocate in the Colman hotel. Hubert Grefe of near Hollenberg came Saturday to visit Ditler friends. His father Aug Grefe once owned the Julius Damme farm southwest of Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Blauser
Lincoln
Herbert Stotts
Hubbell
A.D. Stotts
Colman Hotel
Hubert Grefe
Hollenberg
Ditler
Aug. Grefe
Julius Damme
Diller
Young Men's Class Organizes At M E Sunday School
The Young Men's Class of the M. E. Sunday School met at L. M. Cavert’s home on Tuesday Feb 23. Officers elected were John Claussen president Roy Mathias secretary Clifford Sparks treasurer and L M Cavett teacher. A Lookout Committee and other groups were named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
L. M. Cavert
John Clausson
Roy Mathias
Clifford.Sparks
Treas
M. Cavett
M. E. Sunday Secool
Claude
Local residents return from travel and family visits
O. J. Mabyorn came back from a business trip to Omaha. Smallpox quarantines affect Fairbury with two possibly related cases from Beatrice visitors. Mrs. Mary Green returned from Beatrice after visiting friends. The Henrichs brothers went to market with two carloads of fat cattle. Loock returned after visiting Gilead. Mrs. D. C. Houck from Fairbury spent time here with Mrs. O. F. Rigdon. B. F. Oberst’s family moved to Lincoln and will join him there. John Maw family will return to Saskatchewan after weeks with relatives near Diller and Blue Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. C. Houck
Fairbury
O. F. Rigdon
John Maw
Diller and
Blue Springs
Milden
Saskatchewan Province
Canada
Notice to Twine Users Promotes Plymouth Twine
A brief advertorial urges buyers to hold off on twine orders until they see Plymouth twine claiming it is genuine the best on the market and says it costs no more than competing brands. J. D. Fanders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
J. D. Fanders
Farmers Prepare for Moving Time and Farm Shifts
On March 1 the annual moving time begins with several relocations. S. F. Stull moves from George Specht's to P. H. Shea's, W. P. Friday former resident, A. J. Hutchinson moves to the Specht place, Harry Weddle shifts to Hutchinson’s vacated farm, Harry Remley moves onto Alex Bell's east of town, J. E. Copeland moves into town from Bell property, and Wm. Behrends moves from near Lanham to the Oberst farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Stull
George Specht
P. H. Shea
A. J. Hutchinson
Specht
Harry Weddle
Mr. Hutchinson
Harry Remley
Alex Bell
J. E. Copeland
Wm. Behrends
Lanham
Oberst
Farmers Move to Minnesota Farms and a Humorous Poem
W P Friday and C W Tonne and families depart for Braham and Ogilvie Minnesota to start new farms. The community wishes them prosperity. The page reproduces a humorous Minnesota dairy poem criticizing dairy farming practices with regional dialect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. P. Friday
C. W. Tonnemaker
Minnesota
Braham
Ogilvie
Carlson
Wanted Girl for general house work in Diller
Classified note seeks a girl for general house work in Diller with a contact at phone 151. The Diller shipping association sent a mixed war load of stock to market Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Diller Shipping Association
Mrs Alex Bell aboard Burlington Wednesday evening
Mrs Alex Bell was an incoming passenger on the Burlington Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Bell
Burlington
Miller Birth Brings 8 Pound Girl to Diller Area
An eight pound baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Miller six miles west of Diller on February 25. Miss Ethel Thickett of Naponee visited Supt. and Mrs. C. L. Westcutt. E F Habicht of Loock Habicht attended the Nebraska retail dealers state meeting in Lincoln. Milo Foster spent Sunday in Diller with friends and returned to Odell for his father’s public sale before the family moves to Iowa. The play Along the Missouri scheduled at the Diller opera house was postponed due to bad weather and could not be reported in full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Miller
Diller
E. F. Habicht
Loock & Habicht
Nebraska
Lincoln
Milo Foster
Odell
Iowa
Missouri
Diller Opera House
Evangelist Goodale Reports Savannah Meetings Growing
Evangelist Goodale states Savannah Missouri meetings continue with growing interest. Evening services crowd the room overflowing while the afternoon attendance nears a hundred. A large choir, pipe organ, piano, and an eight instrument orchestra enhance the worship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelist Goodale
Savannah
Religious Services And Meetings Schedule For Sunday
The Presbyterian and Methodist churches announce Sunday services and weekly activities. Presbyterian morning Bible school at 10, sermon at 11 on Why we fail, evening themes on Tolerance and intolerance, plus missionary society reports. Methodist Sunday school 10, Epworth League 6 30, preaching 7 30, Young Men’s Class forms with 14 charter members, Easter program planning, quarterly meeting March 2 with District Superintendent, prayer meetings and pastor cards for members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
Bible School
C. E
Christian Church
the Missionary Society
A. D. Stotts
FE. Weigel
H. E. Grape
Fannie Diller
Epworth
Cavett
L. M. Cavett
Also Mentioned on This Page
United States
Citizens State Bank
Guaranty
State of
Herman Stahl
Alfalfashay
F.W. Steffen
E. L. Dougherty
Robt. Patton
Hilton Street
Emil Kreb
Ora Dimmitt
Deardorf
Upson Street
Ben Behrends
Alex Ballard
L.O. Ballard
Miss Ballard
Jas. Weddle
Walter Richards
Beatrice
Everett Blauser
Business College
J. O. Blauser
J. W. Hooper
Louisiana
S. J. Clark
Nancy Clark
al Cherry
Forrow
Don Gridley
H. H. Green
Emil Tarnow
S. S
O. J. Mabyorn
Omaha
Mary Green
Beatrce
Fred
Ben Henrichs
Golv
B. F. Oberst
Eelie
Shutt Drug Company
Steffen Studio
Clarence R. Steffen
Ethel Thickett
Naponee
C. L. Westcutt
Diller Markets
Rigdon
K. C
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