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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1923
Page
1
A list of short items from Diller Nebraska includes an auto for sale by R F Starr and two big selling days at the Farmers store. It notes social and local events with names like Miss Ballard and Mr Wm T Lampe, and reports on hunting, basketball scores, and wheat conditions.
A wolf hunt is set for tomorrow near Elis with the roundup at Andy Jamison’s place. Sports enthusiasts are invited to be on hand at 10 o'clock.
Miss Gertrude Lambert of Guide Rock visited over Sunday with her sister Mrs D V Fanzers and family. Returning Monday she took back her sisters twin children Gordon and Gretchen to visit their grandparents Mr and Mrs W S Lambert.
Seven car loads of livestock were sent to market from this station on Tuesday. Joe Novotny dispatched two cattle and one hog to Kansas City, Diekman Bros sent one hog, Herman Sasse sent one cattle, Farmers Shipping Assn sent one hog and one cattle, all bound for St. Joseph. Henry Novotny Martin Diekman and Herman Sasse accompanied the shipments to market.
Younger Diller boys form a new Boy Scout troop consisting of three patrols with Jack Bell Archie Trout and Devere Hale named temporary patrol leaders until Tenderfoot exams. Alfred Mayborn appointed Scout Scribe to file weekly meeting reports. County Supervisor C C Fitch Ray Green Chas Waggoner and L M Cavett to act as Troop Council. Tenderfoot exam set for next week.
Elmo Hadley of Lincoln visited here last week amid cooler weather with temperatures around 15 above. The Farmers Store runs after inventory specials as locals note social calls and funeral attendance. Vern Green from Sunol Nebr attended the funeral of his brother Dale, while Mr. and Mrs. Harden of Beatrice were guests of Rev. W. F. Clark. J. L. Rhodes of Beatrice had supper with Dr. and Mrs. Diehl.
After a months long illness from leakage of the heart, Herbert Stotts died Monday evening. He was buried from the Methodist church Wednesday afternoon.
Did You Know offers claim savings of 35 to 50 percent by recovering a leaky radiator instead of buying new. The ad promises a radiator guaranteed against injury by freezing. Diller and Odell gun clubs held another shoot the 18th at Odell with scores listed for CiL Waggoner, Chas Waggoner, Dillers team, and others. Next shoot set for February 1 at Diller.
The Women’s Club gathers January 30 at 2:30 p m with hostess Mrs Lynch leading. Roll call follows. A current events program on Neihardt is conducted by Mrs Rupert Andrews and Mrs Claude Woods, featuring music.
W J Frisbie sold his 28 acre farm adjoining Diller to the Diller State Bank. Possession to be given March 1. Cornbelt Lumber Co. offered Colorado Lump at 12.00 and Old Ben parity at 13.00.
Mr and Mrs Al Taylor of Wymore came Monday to attend the funeral of her brother H C Stotts held Wednesday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs LaVoe of Pueblo Colorado arrived Saturday after a message about the illness of Mrs Chas Brandt who had been under a doctor's care for about three weeks Mrs Brandt was reported improved yesterday
A general meeting at Mrs. J. Mayborn's home featured a talk on child welfare by Mrs. Innis and a discussion of Nebraska child welfare laws led by Miss L. O. Ballard. Selections included instrumental solos by Louise Rees and Eleanor Diehl and readings by Mildred Mayborn with Miss Flossie Raymond. Teachers from the Public school were guests.
On January 17 at St Pauls Ev Lutheran church Harry H Ahrends married Ione Wiemers in a traditional ceremony led by the pastor with two flower bearers Leonard and Geraldine Wiemers. The couple, both from farming families, plan to reside on a farm 14 miles south of Diller after a rural dinner with relatives.
Fanders & Robertson announce a shipment featuring Goodrich 55 tires praised for long-wearing tread and a new stock of Ford manifold gaskets now available for inspection.
Dale Green died the night of his Beatrice hospital operation from peritonitis. He was brought home Friday and funeral services were held Sunday afternoon at the Federated church. An obituary appears elsewhere in this paper.
Mr and Mrs J V Novotny of south of Shea mourn the loss of infant James Alvin born Oct 20 1922 died Jan 19 1923 one day before three months funeral from home at 2 pm Sunday with a Wilber minister officiating burial at Odall cemetery attended by many relatives and friends including Mrs Novotny's Wilber connections
A truncated religious line urges the quickening of God and His refreshing grace as strength for marital life and an example for couples.
Herbert Charles Stotts born September 5 1875 near Albany Ohio died January 22 at Diller Nebraska aged 47 years 4 months 17 days He came to Nebraska in 1896 and lived near Diller He married Bertha May Reokan on May 5 1902 leaving a son Howard Adelbert and his wife Also survived by siblings A D Stotts Lincoln Neb Mrs A F Taylor Wymore Neb and Grover C Stotts Athens Ohio Funeral services were held at the Methodist church with Rev Wagner officiating Burial in Prairie Home Cemetery He was a member of the Ancient Order of United Workmen.
Mrs H C Stotts and family express thanks to friends lodge members and other groups for kindnesses and flowers offered.
Charles Dale Green was born in Diller Nebraska June 28 1904 and died in Beatrice Nebraska January 19 1923 at age 18 years 6 months 20 days. He worked as a mechanic and was married December 16 to Audrey Lucile Petty of Marysville Kansas. Survived by wife parents five brothers Horace Will Vern Wilbur Vear three sisters Maude Bristor Vera Ball Leta Bristor grandmother Nancy Hudson and two deceased sisters. Funeral services were held at Federated Community church at 2:30 Sunday.
The afternoon funeral for Reverend W. F. Clark was officiated by Rev. Clark and interment made in Prairie Home cemetery. Among out of town relatives and friends attending were Mrs. James Petty, Mrs. Lottie Nusbeck, Dewey Petty, Mr and Mrs Geo Stratton of Topeka, Joe Cole, Herb Cole, Mrs. Madge Hutchinson, Mr and Mrs Avery Holloway, Mr and Mrs Whitmore of Wymore, Mrs Clay Cole, Mr and Mrs E Colgrove, Mrs Celia Hudson, Mr and Mrs Jack Sands of Odell, Mr and Mrs Jno Huffman of Beatrice, Hazel Brush of Topeka, Kans, Vern Green of Sunol.
Expressions of gratitude from Mrs. Dalette and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Green and children for kindness shown after the death and burial of their husband and father Rev. Clerk. Neighbors friends and relatives helped with comfort, rides, and floral offerings from here Wymore and the B M A wreath.
An advertisement urges readers to remember A. D. Ackerman in Fairbury Nebraska for eye care. It emphasizes specialists in optometry and services for employees only.
Grain and dairy items listed with prices and items such as wheat No. 2 corn No. 8 shelled oats new oats roll butter eggs print butter springs hens old roosters and rye. Postal code 49929 appears in the fragment.
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