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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1920
Page
1
Farmers move this week and local ads include flowers fresh potatoes hay and services. Visits and travel updates cover R W Green Charley Cully Ed Meyer L W Meyer and the Meyer family with remarks on optics optometrist A D Ackerman and shoe repair by Gus Dressen. Clark Miller returns from California as Mrs Miller visits relatives and friends in Denver Colorado.
Save ten dollars by buying a Great Western separator now. A few left at old price before prices rise. Guaranteed to be the best on the market with trade allowance on old separators.
A wedding at the M. E. church in Ellis united Miss Elsie Lamb of Diller with Melvin Nelson of Ellis and Miss Carrie Thompson of Ellis with John Nickeson of Ellis. Rev. Pickrell officiated. The couples, who are first cousins, left for Omaha for a brief honeymoon and will settle on adjoining Ellis area farms.
Ben Albers plans to load his car at Shea on Monday and depart with his family for their new home in Hemingford Nebraska, marking a relocation to start a fresh chapter.
Miss Beulah Thompson sang a solo and Miss Lela Hadley played an instrumental piece during the Sunday service. The crowd enjoyed both performances and Sunday school is set for the usual hour next Sunday. Let us have a good crowd.
The Methodist church schedules Sunday Feb 29 1920 services at 10 am morning worship with communion, 10 am Sunday School, 6 30 Epworth League, and 7 30 evening service. A social will follow in the church basement tonight with a welcoming spirit.
The Presbyterian church reports better than usual Sabbath School attendance last Sunday with a generous offering near $12.00 and a high enthusiasm for next Sunday services. The program featured children's participation and sermons on Knowing Willing and Doing and Every Man In His Place, plus active C E and Women's Missionary Society activities.
The Diller Shipping Association dispatched three car loads of hogs to the St. Joseph market on Tuesday.
Prairie hay in the mow offered by B. F. Henrichs. S. C. Hutchinson and A. D. Stotts attended the districting meeting at Fairbury Monday. About three hundred school officers patrons and teachers attended. Sentiment appeared strong against the new law.
The Diller markets list weekly price corrections on Thursdays for grain and produce including wheat, corn, oats, and butter. The garbled text shows No 2 hard wheat, corn No 3 shelled, oats offerings, and butter packing prices among scattered figures.
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