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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1915

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Diller Chautauqua Preparations and Community Notes

The Diller Chautauqua committees report progress with Hartzell's grave secured as the tent site and plans for cards posters and programs. Season tickets go on sale at $1.40 for adults and 40 for children 7 to 12 with under seven free, while single admissions are 25c adults 15c children. Union services Sunday July 25 are free. Local items include births visits sales farm rental notices and harvest updates amid frequent showers affecting plowing.

Hartzell Diller Union

Diller News Briefs Include Holidays and Visits

Diller community notices report tickets on sale at the Record office, local dealers delivering twine and binders, and several residents visiting or traveling. Odell plans a Fourth of July weekend trip. many from Diller may go via train. Various locals, including the Fanders and Frisbies, host or visit relatives. business activity shifts as crops face rain. The Fourth falls Sunday, so Monday July 5 will be observed as a holiday with closure of post office banks and many shops. Steele City hosts the celebration led by the band boys.

Diller Steele City New York

Village issues warning on street safety and bicycle rules

Last warning warns residents of fast motorcycle and automobile driving on Diller streets and bicycle riding on sidewalks with enforcement to begin. J E Kerr chairs the village board. Sammy Freeman, ten, injured when a wagon wheel ran over both arms. A physician said flesh bruised but no bones broken. A Harbine baseball game left Ted Mudrow with both leg bones broken, Glen Richards tooth damaged, Fred Knispel unconscious after being struck by a ball. game described as disasterous.

Diller Village Board of Trustees J. E. Kerr Chm Sammy Samuel Freeman Harbine Ted Mudrow Glen Richards Fred Knispel

Methodist Union Services at Christian Church Sunday Night

Church items note a Methodist Union service scheduled for Sunday night at the Christian church. The event gathers members for shared worship and prayers.

The Christian Church

Sermon The Son of Man In the Hands of Men

Sabbath notices from July 4 1916 announce a morning Sabbath school at 10 o clock and a preaching service at 11 with the sermon titled The Son of Man in the Hands of Men Junior and Senior C E sessions in the Christian church later in the day focus on National ideals and Home Missions promotion.

C. E Christian Church

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