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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1919
Page
1
The record lists social items from Wyore and nearby towns. J D Fanders and Mrs Ray Green and Mrs Dr Diehl were seen at Wyore Wednesday. Miss Pearl Bausch returned Sunday from St Joseph Missouri. Mrs J Smith Diller visited relatives in Lincoln. Mrs O F Rigdon visited Odell yesterday to check on a ill sister-in-law.
Items advertise cattle for service from B F Henrichs and J C Boettcher sales with a January 20th 10 am start. Visitors include H T Hatton of Sidney Iowa visiting Nancy Roberston and other relatives. Dr A Lynch advertises general eye ear nose throat surgery with office at Fairbury Hospital 612 5th St. The Lyceum Club offers Mendelssohn Quintette at the Diller Opera House January 20 with prepaid tickets at local drug stores.
Notices report Mrs. L P Raymond selling a harness to Mr Gus Dressen of Steele City. Dated June 3 1918. Visitors Mrs Clint Tinatman of Chester and Mrs Harry Gregory of Reynolds visited the Gretzinger home. Rhue Green begins teaching after army discharge, substituting in Utica and then Stanton as science teacher. Curtis Geer returns from injury and plans to shed crutches soon.
A Diller Lyceum Club event streams through local notices with the Mendelssohn Quintette and a capable female musicians group performing next Monday night at the Diller Opera House. Admission is 25 cents for children and 50 cents for adults with no extra charge for reserved seats at Shutt's drug store.
Clyde Hutchinson a rural mail carrier, his wife and two older children have been recovering from a serious bout with the flu. They faced a difficult spell but now have a nurse and other assistance and are improving.
At the annual meeting held in city hall last Thursday the entire old board was elected except E T Woods who declined to serve again Herman Sasse was elected to replace him The board now includes F W Steffen president E S Dunn secretary treasurer A J Hill F J Hubka and Herman Sasse The manager report shows last year’s business totaling 371 894 59 including grain cattle and hogs on commission hay coal tankage auto tires and alfalfa seed with 155 099 44 paid for 104 989 bn of grain and 175 843 paid for cattle and hogs shipped on commission
For sale a pair of ladies skates. Mrs Harlan Hadley recovering from illness. Mr and Mrs Griffin of Beat Rice visited the Hadleys this week. Flu subsiding with no new cases. John Hchtemeter and Ella Schnuelle wed at Reform ed church parsonage near Harbine Jan 2 Rev Grieb. Ernest Sasse sale of stock and implements on Wed Jan 29. Mendelssohn Quintette at Diller opera house Monday night. tickets at Shuts drug store.
The Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will meet with Miss Fannie Disler Saturday afternoon. Mrs. Callender is the leader. A good attendance is desired.
Fairbury Battery Service Co. reports examination of batteries. Camp Funston rumors claim the 89th Division including Scott Miller and other Diller boys is withdrawn from occupation duty in Germany and will soon return to the United States.
Lt and Mrs E H Hahne of Omaha visit to settle the estate of Herman Hahne owner of a farm near Sheathe Es of 30-2-4. Hahne served nine months as adjutant at Camp Dix and plans to return in early spring to improve the land.
Mr and Mrs Will Garrels and their little daughter returned Wednesday from visiting friends and relatives in Beatrice. The writer notes the snow has melted but could return, with fine weather currently lasting only briefly.
Mr and Mrs Jess Green and their young son, who had visited with friends and relatives, departed yesterday for their home in Ft Morgan Colorado, planning a brief stop in Lincoln along the way.
Morning worship at 10 o clock includes the Lord's Supper and an offering. At 3 o clock the Ladies Aid Society will meet.
Effort to revive spiritual life in Diller churches through mid week prayer meeting seeks cooperation of all Christian people. First step in the Centenary.
A revival of prayer among church members aims to support the allied cause in war and seek the triumph of the Kingdom of Peace. A meeting at the parsonage with four church unit leaders laid plans to energize districts and attract new interest in the church.
Ray Remley returned Sunday from Omaha with an honorable discharge from military service. He belonged to the S A T C at Lincoln and, while sick with scarlet fever, was sent to Ft. Crook for hospital care and discharged as a member of the aviation corps.
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