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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1923
Page
1
The item mix includes a patriotic verse about Liberty on the dollar and several small notices. Minnie Clausson seeks sewing work at a home. Family moves, lodge meeting planned for July 12 with candidate to initiate Geo Specht and wife visited university visitors, and several names noting travel and visits across towns.
Miss Flossie Raymond and her nephew Dean Barber boarded an early Thursday morning train to Lincoln for a brief family visit with relatives.
Senours linoleum varnish may triple wear life, sold by Corn Belt Lumber Co. Use as protective finish to extend flooring life and reduce replacement needs.
The Thayer County Fair premium list for Deshler Nebraska August 28 to 31 is being distributed. It may be obtained by addressing FE J Mitchell secretary Deshler Nebraska.
Postmaster Vernon D Hill began interior improvements at the Diller post office after a Washington notice that the office may stay at its current location. Building owner R W Green is conducting welded repairs on the structure.
Broadcast stations use a small ticking metronome between program numbers to show listeners they remain on the air. The device starts after a number ends and ticks until the next announcement, informing fans they are still on the ether.
Plenty of pie plant for canning and other purposes. Harold Bowers was among Diller residents who celebrated at Hebron. Mr. and Mrs. Fisher Musser of Lincoln visited Mrs. M. E. Musser and sister Mrs. Quinter Fry and family. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hughes traveled to Washington Kansas to see their son-in-law and daughter Cleve Hiatt and family for the holiday.
Mr and Mrs E F Oaks came back Sunday from Colorado Springs to tend the wheat crop on their farm north of Shea and will then return to Colorado. Miss Beulah Thompson departed Sunday for Denver where she was met by her aunt Miss Ora Zook and will travel to Troutdale and other places of interest.
Mrs. T. P. Beall of Lincoln visited this week with Mrs. Cedric Fanders and family. Mrs. Beall and Mr. Beall also taught in Diller for several years. They were entertained Wednesday at the L. R. Lambert farm near Shea.
Mr Wesley Mathias son of B F Mathias formerly of Diller and Steele City now of Lamar Colorado and Miss Marie C Brei were married June 27 at the bride’s parents home near Lanham Rev Lentz officiating and left yesterday to establish residence in Lamar C L Waggoner John Steiner C E Waggoner and son Lynn attended a Trapshooting Association registered shoot in Lincoln last Sunday where C L Waggoner and G W Maxwell were high gunners each with 94 of 100 targets GC L Waggoner won a pair of shooting glasses donated by a Lincoln optometrist C E Waggoner shot 79 of 100 and in doubles at 20 targets C L Waggoner and two others combined for 16.
A Hudson sedan driven by Luther Nelson rolled over on a rainy hill south of the country club last Thursday evening. Mrs Luther Nelson suffered a shoulder fracture while the others, including Mr and Mrs Frank Nelson and Mrs Meiress Nelson, escaped with minor bruises and scratches.
Rev and Mrs V F Clark spent the 4th with friends at Crete. Jorden Sanman returned from a motor trip to Lincoln Fremont and Omaha on business. For Sale Shepherd pups from a real slaughter driving mother five dollars. Joe P Zimmermab Ellis Neb phone 11207. Mr and Mrs Elias Hadley and son Archie joined Diller residents at Washington Kane celebrations. Velva Myers returned to Havelock after visiting Diller relatives accompanied home by Geneive Viller. Woman's Club hosted an opera house benefit for the Library Association with about fifty dollars in receipts. Rex A Green rural mail carrier route one Diller takes a week vacation. John Greider substitutes. Rex will join wife and son Bobbie at Sycamore Springs and return Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Wm A Meyers and son Harvey were killed when their car overturned in a ditch nine miles north of Fairbury while returning to Western Nebraska. A 12 year old son survived to call for help as the vehicle hit a horse and rolled. The Meyers were prominent Saline county pioneers and owners of land. Mr Meyers was a Western State Bank director.
Attendees at the Lincoln Diller picnic in Antelope park Lincoln included Grandma Emerson and numerous local families such as Pittinger Kerr Conniff Miller Blythe Blauser Osborne Blair Harris Hadley Brandt Stotts Pitts Kelly Musser Emerson Kerr Blythe Green Miller Stotts Limprecht Schultz Myers Cully Harvey and others. James Coniff sang several numbers and performed a good PhD style dance. the event aims to be annual with advance notice for Diller residents.
A calm Fourth observed in Diller with minimal fireworks and most facilities closed. Residents joined celebrations elsewhere or at Fink's Park in Wymore where families gathered for a day of recreation, including a Lincoln MWA team visit and a 3 to 2 Wymore win.
Fragmentary lines reflect a verse about weather and mood with a Kingsley attribution. The text contrasts rain and sun and notes yesterday's sneer and frown cannot recur. It reads as a brief excerpt from a larger poem or quotation collection.
Select medium apples cut in halves and arranged in a cassrole. Add boiling water and mix shaved maple sugar, light brown sugar, salt, cinnamon, and ground cloves. Turn apples with lemon juice and butter before baking. Bake covered half an hour then uncover and finish at higher heat.
A home recipe instructs to mix one cup cocoa one fourth teaspoon salt one third cup sugar and one cup boiling water boil until thick cool and bottle. When ready add a tablespoon to hot or cold milk for serving and point to adding strained honey into grapefruit as it is prepared.
The recipe describes lamb steak baked in a casserole with buttered bread crumbs and chopped onion. Tie the rolled steak, place it in a dish with a can of tomatoes, and cook slowly for two hours, adding hot water and seasonings as needed. Includes a maraschino cherry garnish as a dessert touch.
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