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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1928
Page
3
A cautious note urges avoiding hype in bubble investments. It warns against extravagant promises, missing financial statements, and rushed sales while advising consultation with reliable financial institutions before buying securities.
Frank Fasnachts farm sale set for next Wednesday features a young white steer bull. The M W A meets on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays monthly. Dr G H Newton of Fairbury offers eye ear nose and throat services. Ice storage completed by Herman Peters of Diller. Ice coming from Indian Creek to Wymore. Orlo Geer buys half in Sabetha Auto Laundry visiting home. Local social notices include nursing, illnesses, and New Year oyster supper hosted by the McCunes.
Woodman Installation Diller Camp No. 1668 M W A will install its newly elected officers at the next regular meeting on January 12. A strong attendance of members is requested.
B B Kensington held a December 27 gathering at Mrs. Less Hill's home with seven members and several visitors. The group plans a January 10 meeting hosted by Mrs. Ray Hudson and will tie the comfort at that session.
Mr and Mrs Millard Thompson of Filley celebrated their golden wedding anniversary last week. Diller vicinity natives were among well wishers who visited despite Mrs Thompson being ill for a couple of years.
The Beaver City Times notes progress hinges on adapting to change. Businesses that invest in streets, schools, and churches will grow and prosper, while others that fail to adjust will fade and complain about progress.
Tonight a free public meeting at the school building discusses feeding the flock for production. The poultry industry is strong in this community with Prof Worral presenting from a producer’s viewpoint.
Members and visitors attended the open meeting at the Christian church where Co Atty shared useful facts. Topics included thrift at home and school, insurance and education, and forest preservation with a December review. Dues are due by January 15 and the treasurer seeks prompt payment to maintain club status.
The article recounts Charley Wag goner being awakened by a phone call that jokes about the time it takes a monkey to become a man and a man to become a monkey. It ends noting the prank was for the boys’ amusement.
The N C S A club gathered at Mrs. S C Hutchinson’s home on December 28 with twelve members present. Guests included Miss Lynn of Lincoln, Maxine Fry, Rachael and Serenus Viers. Serenus Viers sang and Rachael Viers accompanied.
A storyteller narrator recalls a brother sister friendship and a friend who sent them The Youths Companion with adventures mysteries sports and humor. The notice promotes subscriptions for 1928 offering 12 monthly issues plus two extra numbers for new subscribers and a bonus humor book with a 10 cent postage.
The Diller Methodist church lists Sunday School at 10 A M and services at 11 A M and 7 30 P M with Epworth League at 7 P M and a Thursday prayer meeting at 7 30 P M. S S officers elected include Keith Hays as Superintendent and Mrs Geer as Cradle Roll Superintendent. The text praises Keith Hays and Mrs Cavett and closes with a poetic Time passage.
The Federated church presented a Christmas Cantata by the Steele City choir under Mr Fay Clark with eighteen voices. A social at the Tristman home followed the performance as both choirs offered special numbers and refreshments. The service drew a light crowd due to severe cold.
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