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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1930
Page
3
The message notes the naming of Lindbergh's son Charles Augustus Lindbergh Jr. and references local items from Fairbury Nebraska. It mentions a hot week with temperatures around 100 degrees, primary election notices, and various regional anecdotes about farming, monuments, and aviation.
Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop and Shinning Parlor offers cemented soles with no tacks at a small additional cost. Located north of Bonham Theatre, the shop promotes a neater appearance for shoes.
Listings include Mc-Drg tractors 1 15 80 horse, two bottom plows, hay loader, IHC grain truck, P&O and John Deere gang plows, Dempster cultivator, Case threshing outfit with 20 hp Case steam engine, and pedal price. Includes 36 40 horsepower Case equipment and other Mc-Drg gear. Located in Nebraska.
The Myers family spent the Fourth with Diller relatives. Heat wave relief prospects are reported very slight. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hughes of Omaha visited at Mrs. S. M. Hughes’s home. Mrs. Eugene Diller of Fairbury spent Friday at her parents. Her mother, Mrs. W. N. Sparks, is improving slowly.
Rev. Wm. R. Velte motored to St. Joe Monday after his daughter Marguerite spent two or three weeks visiting relatives in Missouri.
J. E. Shanks of Maysville Missouri, a former Diller area resident, plans to relocate and has been visiting this week to find a farm for rent.
Let your tires buy a thousand miles of oil with a free gallon of Pennsylvania Oil with each G and J Tire at our new reduced prices. July 12 to 26 at Gamble Stores.
Rev. Wilbert R. Ehlert pastor of the Blue Springs Methodist church and his wife called on Rev. W. R. Velte at the Methodist parsonage in Diller Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Chester Sparks entertained on June 29 in honor of Mrs Belle Atkinson of Pittsburg Pa The dinner was served at the home of their parents W N Sparks so they could also enjoy it.
Dr and Mrs Claude Ellis plan to leave Friday or Saturday for the American Dental Convention in Denver from July 21 to 25. They will stop at their farm near Kanorado to check the wheat harvest on the way out.
The notice expresses condolences to Mr and Mrs Les Hill on the death of their young son Roe after illness. Funeral arrangements were not finalized when the Record went to press. The North Platte Post plans events for over a thousand visiting Legionnaires attending the state convention starting August 24.
Partial OCR fragment notes distance employed with a construction firm. Details on dates, positions, or parties are unreadable, limiting full summary to the visible reference to a construction company and an employment connection.
A dealer advertises grand pianos and uprights as demonstration models. Grand models priced at 1050 dollars and uprights at 550 dollars, offered at wholesale as limited stock.
Residents in Steele City marked the Fourth with festivities while Dr Ellis plans a July 18 or 19 start of a ten to fourteen day absence. Miss Albrecht nurse in Les Hill home returned to Beatrice. The Hirech family from Fairbury returned home. A Friesen daughter near Diller suffers a foot injury from stepping on something. Gamble Stores advertises a 50 ft garden hose set for 4.25 from July 12 to 26 at 402 Court St Beatrice.
Robi Starr of Cisco Texas arrived yesterday from Kansas City where he visited his aunt Mrs Lydia Stucker and uncle R F Starr along with other relatives.
Rev. Glenn Shanks of a large Methodist church in St. J Mo accompanied Rev. Welte home Monday and then traveled to Lincoln for a conference school at Wesleyan University.
Freda, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fred DeBoer, required an anaesthetic after a splinter under the nail of her right index finger on Wednesday morning, with the doctor performing the nail split to relieve the injury.
Rolf Beckman and Harvey Garrels have improved the city hall’s interior and exterior with their painting. City leaders deserve praise for maintaining the property in presentable condition.
Miss Twila Shirley Neely daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J. G. Neely of Winside Nebraska and Louie Kahl were married in Sioux City on June 28. They planned a two week trip to the Black Hills before settling in Genoa. Neely attended Wayne State Teachers College and Kahl studied at Nebraska Wesleyan University.
The Ludwicks write from Greenville Ohio July 7 1930 greeting readers of Howdy do. They note a two week visit and recall past travels to Beatty a Toma and Nebraska years earlier. They mention fine times in Greenville and that locals recognize them, while reflecting on memory and sentiment.
Mrs and W E Ludwick send health and happiness wishes from home with warm regards and best wishes.
A fragmented verse fragment reflects on happiness not coming from wealth or fashion. The speaker contrasts extravagant adornments with the steady affection of a loyal wife, suggesting true contentment lies in sincere partnership rather than display.
A health advisory urges a simple tonic from beets with lemon juice, asparagus, onions, and garlic to purify blood and boost vitality. It recommends daily lemon water, exercise like walking and swimming, and stomach-friendly routines. Also includes recipes for green beans and baked corn with tomatoes as light fare.
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