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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1930
Page
4
Pastor H. J. Diekhoff conducts Sunday School and Bible class. Divine services at 10 30. Rev Wa R Velte pastor. Mrs L M Cavett superintendent. Sunday July 20 red School 10 00 A M Morning Worship 11 00 A M No evening services. Fourth Quarterly Conference Tuesday evening July.
Sunshine Stitchers Sew ing Club met July 2 at leader Hilda Arnold home to learn Nelimara embroidery and hemstitching. Members made towels for the next meeting and enjoyed ice tea and cake after songs and games. Next gathering set for July 21 at Augusta Sandman home with Esther Achtemier hosting the recent event.
A Pen a Cooking Club meeting at Margaret Bugbee's home on July 9 featured Mary Andersen explaining beef cuts and Edas Weblin and Wilna Ellison demonstrating hot chocolate melting. Refreshments were served.
Fragmentary OCR hints a club display titled MerA Posa de Club with mentions of Margaret Bugbee and a cool clean exhibit. Details are unreadable, but suggests a social or cultural event with named individuals.
The College of Agriculture describes the average county agent in Nebraska in 1829 as leading multiple projects and organizing 2518 attendees over four meetings per session. The report notes extension activities and mentions Mrs Norman Van Noble of Milwaukee seeking a divorce on grounds of habitual drunkenness and misused family resources.
A jumble of local items cites Nebraska figures and events. Two Nebraska City boys rode down the Missouri by tub to Kansas City, wearing bathing suits after a puncture left one tub unusable. Harry Pearce Jr. sought office on his father’s word, then filed again. Chris Smikie uncovers 675 gallons of wine in a barn and reports to the sheriff. Mr and Mrs Henry Sheldon of Geneva mark 60 years since homesteading near Exeter after Civil War service. Nathan Kohen of Omaha celebrates golden wedding with Russia to America migration. A digression warns against sharing pre war liquor recipes. Fort Crook’s airfield houses an aging, storied craft as Hunter brothers recounts.
A veteran Nebraska doctor and sportsman Dr J M Tische is fondly remembered after his sudden death, while his wife continues the drug store and welcomes visitors. The piece notes poor highway work on Route 16 and contrasts it with Route 10 improvements. It profiles Mrs Witte Pried of South Omaha, mother of four who built a thriving family business after emigrating from Austria.
On the Platte near Morse Bluff a Pawnee maiden Ish Ta Wahna and Sioux warrior Itan fall in love. Her father Black Robe learns of their pairing and Stan We dot a is captured and killed. Ish Ta Wahna ends her life by leaping from the promontory into the river. Years pass.
An early furniture retailer named Joseph C started the first store in Beat Rice, marking a local business milestone. The brief note records the shop’s launch and founder’s name.
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