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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1929
Page
3
List of local happenings and services including Diller chautauqua on July 24 and picnic on August 14 15. Jefferson County S S picnic August 22 and fair August 27 30. M W A meetings on 2nd and 4th Thursdays. local businesses Dr Adams eye exams 1114 N 6th Beatrice Cassell Oil Co Fairbury and other ads. family visits and product notices such as incubator kerosene and Flexoak sales.
W. A. Rhoden suffered a painful finger injury Wednesday when the finger was caught in a pump handle and dressed by M. D. George. Hudson was angry Saturday night after losing a wheel from his car and being pushed into a ditch near Quinter Fry’s residence while en route to town.
An advert invites homeowners to contact Rolf Beckman of Diller Nebraska for painting services with a no charge estimate. It promises accurate pricing tied to high grade materials and first class workmanship and provides a phone contact.
A bank at Lanham was robbed at 9 30 A M Monday by two men. One waited in a Chevrolet coupe outside while the other entered the bank, threatened Mrs Weiters at the cashier’s window, and forced entry to the vault. About 700 dollars was taken before the pair sped away. Authorities pursued leads and a car was found near Odell. Suspects were detained at locations in Kansas as the manhunt continued.
Yesterday prices for Wheat at 1.1 dollars, corn 7 to 90 cents, oats 42 cents, cream 3 cents, eggs 24 cents, heavy hens 22 cents, springs 27 cents, roosters 11 cents. Mr. and Mrs. J H Pittenger and daughter Elsie McAtee from Lincoln visited Daykin. rebuilding after a June 19 wind storm. Clara Hahn wed Martin Wier of Diller in Fairbury on June 24. bride daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hahn, sister of Mrs Kleine near Daykin. The couple reside on a farm 24 miles east of Diller. Best wishes from Daykin friends.
On the Fairchilds lawn at Endicott Nebraska about thirty relatives gathered for an upper rty Sunday evening to honor J. G. Neely and Rosemary Neely of Windside and Hazel Pink Clark of Tacoma Washington. The event featured a lovely garden setting, gracious hospitality, and a notable fish dinner the previous day prepared by Uncle Dave Miller who also caught a fine fish.
Oliver Farrow his son Marvin and father in law W Calkins and son Glenn returned last week from a three week journey through Oklahoma and Kansas where they aided Billie Riddle and other Diller area residents in harvesting two thirds of the crop. They noted a barn fire on July 4 at John Adams killing two horses and equipment. Wheat across Kansas suffered rust and smut due to wet weather with harvest under half done, improving near the Kansas Nebraska line. Dillerites in Oklahoma remain well and some have signed oil block leases with drilling due in August.
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