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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1924
Page
1
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Diller town basketball team defeated Steele City 27 to 4 on Tuesday night. Subscriptions noted include Bert Means in the northeast and W. P. Friday of Rush City renewing for the Record. Local ads mention Michigan meat galt at Cully Grocery and Meat Market and Moon monuments in Fairbury, Nebraska Est 1886.
Fatmere Union Co-op Store will hold its annual meeting in the opera house on January 19 to elect three directors and handle other business. Poor weather delays the Modern Woodmen and R N A banquet to next Thursday night at Masovic hall.
Dr S A Tomemaker operates at 3 North Sixth Street over Security Savings Bank Beatrice Nebraska offering free consultation and spinal analysis. Phone 838.
Mrs. B. B. Hurtt and her two daughters, who visited at W. A. Snyder's home and with relatives in Fairbury since before the holidays, departed last Friday for their home in Alliance Nebraska.
A baby girl weighing seven pounds arrived at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W E Anderson on the eighth of the month. The parents have not yet chosen a name for their daughter.
E E Pengelly urges all to attend next Tuesday's Community Club program. He praises N W Gains as one of Nebraska's best speakers, a rapid-fire wit with humor and engaging subjects. The talk promises plenty of good content and laughs.
Alfalfa hay advertised at ten dollars per ton. The Paddock hotel at Beat Rice to open January 24 with banquet and ball. Last Saturday morning thermometers ranged from 18 to 34 below at this place. The Rex theatre drew a full house Monday night for Modern Woodman moving pictures, entertaining even members of the order.
The Diller Community Club to hold its regular annual meeting next Monday night at city hall for officer elections. Arden Sanmann returned Saturday from a two week trip to Sacketstown New Jersey to visit his parents, former Diller residents.
The Jefferson County Assessment Association of Diller a mutual insurance group will hold its annual meeting in the opera house on Tuesday January 15. See its statement in this paper.
Word from Vint Logan, operated on yesterday at the Methodist hospital in Omaha, states the procedure went very satisfactorily and his wife is expected home today.
The Jolly Neighbors Club met with Mrs. Emily Bures on Wednesday January 2 with six members present due to cold weather. A meeting with Mrs A J Hutchinson is set for January 16. Mrs Seymor Townemaker, former Beatrice resident, recently graduated from Palmer School of Chiropractic Davenport Ia, opened an office in four rooms over Security Savings Bank on North Sixth Street Beatrice and invites friends and patrons.
Mr and Mrs D H Diller of Pittsburg Kansas visiting relatives and old friends as honored guests in town They came from Exeter Nebraska where they visited his brother H Z Diller and wife They plan a tour of western states and expect to be away until next summer.
E L Loock was summoned to Peoria Illinois yesterday to aid his critically ill sister believed dying from cancer. Herman Peters a Diller butcher plans three car loads of ice from Crete to stock his market area for next summer.
The Woman's Club announces postponements of its meetings. The January 15 session moves to January 22, and the January 22 session moves to January 29, delaying planned gatherings.
The wife of Harm Meyer near Diller was found dead after a night of illness. Funeral services will be at the Lutheran church with burial at Prairie Home cemetery. Cedric Fanders' sister's fiancé Wilber Ayr, a Lincoln resident, died in a self inflicted shotgun accident while cleaning his gun. he was 36 years old, divorced, with a former wife and child in Lincoln.
The Community Club offers a free lecture by Mr N W Gaines of the State Agricultural College on Getting The View Point. Previous talks have matched or exceeded paid events, with a seven thirty start and an engaging preliminary program.
Mrs L M Cavett headed to the N C S A on Wednesday Jan 2 for roll call of miscellaneous articles. Officers elected for the year include President Mrs Viera Vice President Mrs N Robertson Secretary Mrs Shutt Treasurer Mrs Chas Weggoner. A contest The H Primer delighted attendees and Mrs Viers won. Favors were tiny calandere inscribed N C S A. Miss Carrie Lino of Omaha and Mrs C L Waggoner were guests. Next meeting set with Mrs Willis Clark January 16 with different roll call.
Thursday reports show grain prices in local markets and packing butter notes. Trading activity remains steady with minor price shifts observed in commodity segments.
Hoffy muses on figures of speech and linguistic quirks. He notes a continental practice of complimenting a man as a large vegetable and contrasts it with the phrase of calling a man a small potato in his own tongue.
A man exited a buggy in Wooster Ohio and could not find a hitching post. He tied a rope to the horse’s bridle and carried the other end into a store to conduct his business while pedestrians watched from the curb.
Local physician Dr G H Newton advertises his eye ear nose and throat clinic in Fairbury Nebraska offering comprehensive specialty care. The card notes his focus on ENT examination diagnosis and treatment for residents of Fairbury and surrounding areas.
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