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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1926
Page
5
Dry chunk wood for sale by C W Hiatt and a windmill tower and paper offered. The Diller Shipping Association sent stock to St Joe market. Local residents attended skating, dinner guests visited, and New Year events were hosted. The M W A and Modern Woodmen hold meetings with officers to install and attend.
A new Willy s Knight Light Six arrives around January 15 offering strong price power and general appointments. For advance details contact S J Thompson, Willys Overland dealer. Diller Lincoln club held a gathering at Mrs Ray Coleman’s home 1089 South Twenty sixth street with seventeen members present including Mrs S F Witty of Vitets Kus mother of Mrs Coleman. Election of officers capped the event.
Spokane high school football buzz centers on the annual game between two city schools with a prize of the world largest burger and oysters for the first touchdown scorer. Fred Hunter appears as the fortunate recipient, while Averil E. Fouts of Diller is listed among Lewis and Clark instructors, though the story wavers on details.
The D. W. C. met January 4 at Mrs. C. L. Tinatman’s home with ten members and four visitors. Mrs. C. W. Hagerman led a program on sculptures and memorials, followed by sacred duet by Mesdames Gregory and Tinetman and piano pieces by Miss Parker. Refreshments concluded the gathering. visitors included Miss Parker and Mesdames Willis Clark, C. L. Waggoner, and H. C. Gregory.
Sunday school at 9 45 a m worship and preaching at 10 30 a m next Sunday series The Way of Salvation and the Grace of Monn Catechetical instruction on Saturday at 9 o clock Annual congregational business meeting postponed to Sunday after the church service All invited. J G class officers elected Pres Marian Diller Vice pres Esther Bristor Sec Vivian Waggoner Treas Maxine Patton reporter Larie Bristor flower committee Eloise Diller Pearl Fasnacht Keystone Kensington postponed to February 5 church social to be announced later replaces Kensington this month
The Federated Community Church invites participation from young folks for Sunday night services. A half hour of t er will be led by youth, with Sunday school reports next Sunday. The pastor will speak in the morning on An Old Testament Optimist and in the evening on Loyalty.
Local brief items report Mrs Earl Riddle and son returning from Kansas City visit. Oliver Stull of Fairbury ill with rheumatism at home. Ed Roelf on sick list. Russell and Wells Andrews guests at Arcrews. Robert Lee Wagner ill with chicken pox. Watch party hosted by Roy McCune for New Year’s Eve. Mrs Frank Bryant and son Lyle visited Fairbury. S A Miller and children spent evening with Rupert Andrews. Mrs Walter Fisher and child visited with Wits and Stefomets. J H Stefomets to visit Omaha and Plattsmouth. Lyle Bryant back to Lincoln after vacation visit. Allen, former resident, stopped for old friends’ visit. He had been to St. Louis market with five loads of cattle. Mrs Choe Cafferty and family returned to visit Cambridge. Miss Helen Jones and Miss Chambers of Endicott visited. McCune Bros delivered corn to Shea elevator. Paul Logan and family visit Beatrice.
Star No. 44 installed the officers for the coming year on a Tuesday evening in January. Installing officer was W J Filley P TM. Officers named include Frances H Upson W M Robert L Upson W P Carrie Greeh 4 M Olive Ballard Clara J Myers Treas Freda Kuper Con Nancy J Robertson A C Martha Cavett Chaplain Mary E Beckwith Ada Nellie Baker Ruth Nellie Ellie Esther Fayette Cully Martha Misa Hattie Baker Electa Clara Waggoner Walder Marguerite Green Mar Belle Robertson organist W I Filley Sentinel.
Pastor W S McCallister calls three consecutive Sundays tests of faith and courage. He urges persistent service and prayers, promising blessings and a mighty Holy Spirit. Virgil Shanks leads the league with special music and a call for loyalty as 1926 is urged to be the best year. Be there and God be with all.
Financial line item summary showing balance sheet figures for loans and discounts with figures including 856,900.84 and 297,178,74 and small savings and other amounts. Attest by Mayboxn Director and Commission expiration noted as March 5 1980.
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