New potatoes and pie plant. G. T. Mills.
Miss Esther Steffen was a Burlington passenger Monday for Lincoln. The families of Alf and oO. J. Mabyorn attended the funeral of Thos. Mayborn at Beatrice Sunday. The prospects are good for a bumper corn crop in this locality. Team of young mares for sale. 51 The items appear in local notices and small ads from a period newspaper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Steffen
Burlington
Lincoln
Alf
Oo. J. Mabyorn
Thos. Mayborn
Beatrice
Horses Wanted for Two Teams of Farm Horses
Advertisement seeking to buy two teams of farm horses. Contact C. L. Blauser in Diller by phone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.L . Blauser
Diller
Cream station to open nights on Wednesdays and Saturdays
J. L. Lamb reports the cream station will operate at night on Wednesdays and Saturdays, matching other stores. Lieut. Charles Edwin Reinhardt, formerly of Diller, now at Camp Dodge, and Miss Ethel Harkins of Des Moines, were wed last Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Lamb
Charles Edwin Reinhardt
Camp’ S Dodge, Ia
Ethel Harkins
Des Moines
Local Wheat Yield Tops County Records
Harry Greider of three miles west of Diller harvested 23 acres of wheat on Tuesday, yielding 13 bushels to the acre. This is the best measure reported in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Greider
Diller
Carmichaels Visit Kay and Stanley Witty Return
Mr and Mrs Kneley Carmichael traveled from Viliers Kay to visit their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Fred Witty. They were joined by Mrs Sarah Witty who will spend weeks with her daughter Mrs Ray Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kneley Carmichael
Fred Witty
Viliers, Kay
Sarah Witty
Ray Green
Roy Mathias and Ethel Pierce Marry Near Diller
Roy Mathias from near Diller and Miss Ethel Pierce daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse Pierce near Ellis were married at Beatrice Wednesday. They will establish a home in Mrs John Mathias home place north of Diller. Mrs Mathias moves to Diller and Roy will farm 40 acres and a further quarter section a mile and a half north belonging to J T Henriche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Mathias
Diller
Ethel Pierce
Jesse Pierce
Near Ellis
Beatrice
John Mathias
Mathias
Roy
J. T. Henriche
Epidemic in Fairbury Quarantines Over Hundred Homes
Scarlet fever outbreak in Fairbury led to quarantines of more than one hundred houses. The illness is mild with two deaths. Churches theatres and public gatherings were banned. Authorities fumigated every business house on Tuesday. Also one diphtheria and two smallpox cases reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
Local Classified Items and Farm News Update
Straight rye flour offered by J D Fanders and a new Dodge touring car bought from John Jobman. For sale seven black shepherd pups. Ben Henrichs shipped hogs Tuesday with the shipping association. Mrs Nancy Robertson and daughter Lela visited Sidney Iowa relatives. Wheat yields report five to nine bushels per acre. Geo W Hinkle and wife surveyed crops west of Diller. 200 acre rental in section 31 82 town 2 range 5 east. information from I E Smith Humboldt Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith, Humboldt
Nebr
Public Notice of Accounts Settlement
V. A. Raymond requests all debtors to settle during the current month before a four month absence to straighten all accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. A. Raymond
Death of Lanham resident Thos Mayborn at 74
Thos Mayborn, long-time Lanham resident and brother of A Mayborn of Diller State Bank, died Thursday morning last week at his Beatrice home from stomach cancer. A Civil War veteran, he survived by his wife four sons and three step children. Funeral services were held Sunday at the Beatrice Christian church with burial in Evergreen Home Cemetery Beatrice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lanham
A. Mayborn
Diller State Bank
Beatrice
Mayborn
Christian Church
Evergreen Home Cemetery
Denney Campaign Visit At Fairbury Draws Support
Attorney C H Denney republican candidate for Congress visited Fairbury on a Saturday evening to warm reception from friends. He is popular in the county and across the district and if nominated in August he is seen as having a strong chance in November to succeed the retiring Congressman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Denney
Fairbury
Congress
Diter
Demney
Denney
Sono
C. H
Diller Area News Notes Local Visits and Church Moves
Community items include Scouts flowers for Rev Larkin now in Emanuel hospital Omaha. Rev Simualley of Harbine accepts new pastorate at Surprise with 800 salary and free parsonage. Ford attachments offered cheap. Ford grinding and washing equipment advertised. Residents travel from Hildreth Reynolds and Columbus, with Navy enlistment and family visits noted. J W Fouts visits Iowa relatives and reports war activity interest and health gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boy Scouts of
Diller
Larkin
Emanual Hospital
Omaha
Simualley
Harbine
Surprise
Reverend J Wallace Larkin Hospitalized in Omaha
Word comes that Reverend J Wallace Larkin former pastor of Diller Presbyterian church underwent surgery in Omaha revealing an incurable bladder condition. He formed many warm friendships during his brief stay at Diller and parishioners join the Record in extending sympathy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Wallace Larkin
Diller, Presbyterian Church
Omaha
Larkin
Diller
Beckwith Line Wedding Unites Maryellen Line and Ensign Paul Beckwith
The home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Line hosted the marriage of Maryellen Line to Ensign Paul S. Beckwith of Boston. Eva Line sang Oh Promise Me as the bridal party entered to the wedding march. Rev. Allen officiated. The couple, both graduates, plan to reside in Cambridge while starting new roles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Line
Maryellen
Paul S. Beckwith
Boston
Mass
Eva Line
G. B. Cassell
C. R. Steffen
Rev. Allen
Steele City
Naval Aviation
Frank Beckwith
G. B. Cassele
H. H. Beckwith
Diller High School
Beckwith
Peru State Normal
Niobrara
Institute of Technology At
Cambridge
Lincoln visitors mingle with local families and a boy injured
Mr and Mrs J L Kizer and family of Lincoln spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs M Collander as cousins. Mrs Jennie Mills and daughter Margaret left for Lincoln then Council Bluffs. Harold Logan, age nine, was treated at his grandparents in Diller after a corn plow accident left twelve stitches. he is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Kizer
Lincoln
M. Collander
Harold
Vint Logan
Peter Remley
Diller
War Savings drive grows in Sunday school
The War Savings society in the Sunday school is growing in numbers with several boys and girls eager to buy stamps. Only nine more Sundays remain in the conference year. District superintendent Mr. Gilbert will attend Friday evening July 19 for the last conference of the year, urging all members to participate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Savings Society
Gilbert
Pledge Toward Consolidated Benevolences For Union Service
The pledge toward the consolidated benevolences of the church is to be paid by September 1. Attendees are urged to join the union services on the lawn of the Christian church next Sunday evening. Permanent seats on the east side will accommodate a large crowd. Mr. Atwood will deliver the sermon. If the weather turns rainy or cool, the service will move indoors to the church as last Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Atwood
Village enforces speed and sidewalk bicycle rules
Notice states enforcement of the village speed ordinance and bicycle riding prohibition on sidewalks. By order of the Village Board dated July 9, 1918, with R. F. Starr as chairman and C. A. Reinhardt as clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Starr
Chm
A. Reinhardt
Also Mentioned on This Page
State
Nebraska
Savings Department
Citizens State Bank
G. T. Mills
Sale
S. J. Thompson
J. D. Fanders
Henrichs
John Jobman
Geo. Grabber
Ben Henrichs
the Shipping Association
Nancy Robertson
Lela
Sidney, Ia
Geo, W. Hinkle
Dilner
Victor
Clint Tristman
Hildreth
Ford
W.A. Raymond
Harry Gregory
Reynolds
John Gretzinger
Gregory
Navy
J. W. Fouts
Davis County
Iowa
Mr. Fouts
Parke, Davis & C
Eee
Shutt Drug CO
Jennie Mills
Margaret
D. R. Kelley
Council Bluffs. In
Methodist
Rex A. Green
Peeve Eraaee
Milan
Swift
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