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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1948
Page
8
Fragmented sale notes list property for sale near Dit Ler, contact Mrs Albere, and kitchen items priced reasonably with phone numbers 45 and 168.02. Also mentions Mosiman's Fairbury cafe with open Sundays and “700 pee hundred” breezes arriving daily in a nonsensical OCR fragment.
Noel Folkers and Melvin Hubke played for the Jansen American Legion Wapior team as Robert Diller visited Diller over the weekend. Max Logan drove to Lincoln for him Saturday and back Sunday for his return to Chicago by train.
Mr and Mrs Donald Maw and Donna Jean occupy their home after adding twenty four rooms. Mrs Beatty moved household goods from rooms above Farmer's Store to Per Wednesdays and attends summer school in Peru. Mr and Mrs Frazee Rosalee drove to Sommerfield Thursday joined by Mrs and Mrs Nelson and Alta Nelson of At pals Kan attended the Frazee wedding at College Spridge La on Saturday.
A fragmented OCR passage discusses food budgets and price concerns with stray phrases about winter, budgets, and personal names. The text is garbled and contains no clear event or identifier to form a coherent summary.
Incomplete hospital reports list Hollo and Scott Miller still in care. George Rabosp visited Omaha on Monday and returned Tuesday night. Carl Schulz repaints Ellis farm house near Daykin while others work on farms. Mrs Jacobs and Mrs Thompson run a cafe in the absence. Rahman visited Lincoln and Falls City last week. Roy Schultis house in Diller undergoing repairs.
Mrs Floyd Gauethan and her son from Dorchester visited from Wednesday to Saturday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Wm Jones.
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