Savings plan fuels broad hope for future security
That motive has spread happiness to thousands who adopted a systematic savings plan, protecting their futures and bringing peace of mind as they look ahead.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1931
Page
1
That motive has spread happiness to thousands who adopted a systematic savings plan, protecting their futures and bringing peace of mind as they look ahead.
Herby Barber drives a Chevrolet coupe. All Diller stores will close at 10 pm July 4. Odell to host its 8th annual picnic on July 30 and 31 with locals venturing to neighboring towns on the holiday.
The Crittenden notes the station elevator is being re opened with H. B. McCall named as manager in the announcement elsewhere in these columns.
Mr and Mrs T P Beall of Lincoln Alice Fowler Gertrude Lambert and W S Lambert of Guide Rock were Sunday guests at the D V Fanders home.
Dr Bozart of Hebron Neb was a professional caller at the offices of Drs Diehl. On Tuesday afternoon he attended a 0 clock dinner at the bonus of r. Prizes reasonable. Cornbelt Lumber Co. Phone 153:02. Diller Neb.
The fourteen months old child of Mr and Mrs Chas Kane residing six miles east and fourteen north of Diller drank kerosene last week but suffered no harm after a stomach washout by the local physician.
Mr and Mrs Frank T Pearce took a long Sunday motor trip despite heat and dusty roads visiting his brother Geo B Pearce at the Masonic home in Plattsmouth Nebraska and their granddaughter Veda Mae Hirsch and family at South Bend Nebraska returning via Lincoln with no accident and only one tire puncture.
Leo Dressen died Tuesday after a brief illness and hospitalization at Odell hospital. His funeral is set for Friday at 9:30 a.m. from his home and 10 a.m. at the Congregational church. Burial will follow in Prairie Home cemetery. Attending relatives include his brother Joe Dressen and family of Ellinwood, Kansas, and his sister Mrs. Dougherty of Great Bend, Kansas.
A collage of notices from Diller and surroundings covers health, births, library hours, and community events. Highlights include a nine pound birth in Steele City, a public library schedule adjustment, and local visits to Shenandoah and Lincoln. Stores announce 10 pm Saturday closings for July 4th and district social events note Dr. Pickett’s 79th birthday celebration.
High grade piano offered sale due to unresolved circumstances. Interested buyers should write Sam H. Horner 711 Court Street Beatrice Nebraska for prices terms and location. Mrs Henry Frisbie entertained the N R C on June 28 with thirteen members two visitors and seven children. next meeting with Mrs Herman Albers on July 7.
The World's Best Cooking Club met at Helen Wehling's home on June 24 with all members present. Plans were discussed for the next roll call and menus for the day. After adjournment, games and refreshments were enjoyed. the next meeting is set for July 8 at the Ellison girls' home.
Rev and Mrs Ludwick were honored guests at the Green home Sunday June 28 as Mesdames Green Clark Tristman Cully and Miss Flossie Raymond hosted. A long table featured home grown flowers fried chicken and desserts as special guests Miss Esther Gretzinger E T Ludwick Mrs Fouts and Mrs Witty attended. The event echoed a prior farewell for the Ludwicks with praise for their service and neighborly help. A pewter pitcher was presented and Mr Ludwick gave a short fitting response before refreshments.
Henry Ahrends reports wheat yielding from 30 to 35 bushels per acre and testing No. 1 in quality. The notes indicate strong yield with high-grade grain from the crop.
The Mera Rosa Sewing Club met at the Wehling home on Wednesday afternoon June 24 with three members present. The constitution was read and approved. A new problem was read and discussed. Iced tea and wafers were served. Next meeting July 8 at the Ellison home. Visitors welcome. Wilma Ellison, reporter.
Laurel Camp 936 of Diller Nebraska adopts resolutions mourning Mrs Ada M Cully a beloved neighbor. The camp to drape its charter for thirty days and send copies to the family records and local paper as tribute from committee members Hilda Thompson Amy Findling Lillian Moser.
Thomas Hand born October 31 1857 in Ohio died June 25 1931 at Diller Nebraska aged 73 years 7 months 25 days. He moved with parents to Iowa then Gage County Nebraska. He married Bessie Craven at age 28 and had four children Stella Blanche Fay Edward Fern Hazel Velma Mae. survived by wife Fern Velma, brother Arlanda Hand and sisters Mrs T S Barry Mrs Ettie Chapman. Last service at home of Mr and Mrs Fred Clone conducted by Rev W E Luwick. Interment at Lisbon North Dakota.
Attendees include Mr and Mrs Louis Wenz Sr and Jr and Mrs Peter Wenz of Steele City. Also Mr and Mrs John Weers of Diller. Mrs Duerfeldt a former Emma Kammerer died of typhoid fever leaving husband and three children. Funeral held Monday at Barada with kin from surrounding towns.
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