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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1925
Page
1
Fragmented text notes names and events including visits and a Christmas day dinner and a birth reference. It mentions Glen Coleman Wymore and Albert Sisk family visitors with scattered phrases about Christmas Day and a birth in December.
Vague OCR snippet shows Lloyd Callander of Osceola spending Christmas with parents Mr and Mrs Callander. Unclear text mentions a plane tuner, work orders, and several garbled names. No coherent event or outcome is discernible from the fragment.
Fragmentary text shows unreadable names and phrases. no coherent event or subject available for a proper summary. The readable items do not establish a clear incident, date, or identifiable entities to anchor a news card.
Fragmentary local items note a return to Lincoln for State University attendance and family gatherings. A five pound boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas Young three miles east of Bisbee is reported alongside scattered references to Christmas boxes and new car arrivals expected soon.
Two three year old heifers fresh now offered by Paul S Beckwith. The listing names C Blausson Clifford and A Blamer on alg andy Ls mas dtoner among others in a garbled sale notice.
Partial readable lines suggest a local notice or brief about an event or meeting. Names, dates, and places are unclear but imply a community context and official tone. Further legible text is needed to identify precise action and stakeholders.
The report mentions a regular meeting of a men’s group and a committee plan to serve light refreshments. It notes Harrison and his wife from Loup City Nebras ka visiting W C Line’s home for Christmas, returning Sunday via Fairbury with a radio outfit they had left there.
Mr and Mrs Scott Miller hosted a holiday dinner last Sunday December twenty ninth with guests including Mr and Mrs J I Edwin Miller of Lincoln Nebraska Mr and Mrs Will Kennedy and family of Fair Nebraska Miss G Ballard Mrs Mary Willems of Diller Nebraska and others present.
Mr and Mes Joe Hiatt and Frank Cully of Diller with Reynolds Odell and Wilber relatives visited Beatrice. The Federated Sunday school hosted the Visas Men Pollyanna and Boy Classes at a Watch Party in the Christian church. The Young ladies class entertained. officers and guests enjoyed social chat and automotive talk before brick ice cream and wafers. Chaperons included Rev and Mrs Clark and others.
The Roma club notes poor weather delaying a women versus men singing contest planned for January 12. Members debate leadership and activities, aiming to make the club a central social hub while seeking smooth governance and new officers.
A bridal party from Diller joins Martha Eteenhauer and Minnie Gesherding in a Marville ceremony. The bride wore a white veil and a jeweled dress while guests gathered for the early morning rite. Bridesmaids wore matching gowns as the couple returned to the reception.
Mr and Mrs T Hy Waggoffer returned Friday from visiting their children Flora in Lincoln and Omaha. Flora trains nurses at Methodist hospital and recently underwent a minor operation with a satisfactory recovery. District 66 held a Christmas program with a box supper near Diller in cold weather. Old Santa distributed presents and candy as twelve boxes and five dollars were donated along with twenty seven dollars. The note left in a corner described fountain and playground equipment purchases appreciated by the school.
In Red Oak Iowa on December 24 1874 Alfred Mayborn and Misa Etta Brewer celebrated fifty years of marriage. A dozen relatives gathered at the home for a surprise party with a noisy table and modest feast though memory of some details faded among the guests.
Friends gathered December 3 1924 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Saylor to mark their fiftieth wedding anniversary. The parlor and dining room glowed with gold and white decorations and blooming plants as a cafeteria style dinner was served. Reverend V atk offered remarks and presented the couple with a bouquet of gold and pink mums while guests enjoyed music and singing after luncheon.
Single comb Rhode Island Red cockerels and pullets priced from 60 dollars per hundred eggs. Quality stock available at reasonable prices. Make your selections early.
Dry seasoned furnace and cook stove wood advertised at 5.00 per load delivered and 8.45 on site. Straight oak and walnut priced at 6.00. Posts two for 26 cents. May sale date noted by J M Hiatt.
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