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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1925
Page
1
A guide urges couples to begin married life with savings and a bank account. It praises a pass book gift as a joyful surprise and a solid financial foundation for the future, noting many young men lack funds and a start helps facing life with confidence.
Events include Epworth Assembly August 5 to 12 Diller picnic August 12 to 13 and several county fairs from September 1 to October 2. Local items report the Diller Wolves vs White Sox at Odell picnic August 4 Harold Bowers departing for a Vernal Utah chautauqua Charley Wible hobbling with an infected foot from ill fitting shoe A J Floyd piano tuner visiting Diller Poultry and eggs wanted for cash with high prices Call Dr Ellis residence Beatrice visit brings two nieces to stay Charley Brandt involved in local family updates
Evelyn Carter and her Pow Bs with Miss Mabel Jackson of Lincoln visited here with her sister Mrs. O J Mayhorn and family earlier this week. Mrs Cora Colman and granddaughter Jamnita Anderson of Fairfield joined Diller friends from yesterday until Tuesday.
The ladies of the M. E. church announce an ice cream social in the church basement this Saturday night with all invited to attend.
Mrs. Mattie Clark returned Tuesday to the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Millard Thompson in Filley, where both are in poor health.
E S Diller has accepted management of the Farmers Union Co-Operative store at Diller and will take charge in August. An invoice of the stock is now being taken.
Demonstration of a 15x27 three bottom plow on the Frank Hermans farm, 14 miles south of Odell, Saturday July 26, all day, with free lunch at noon announced by F H Sible.
Miss Eleanor Diehl returns to her home in Diller after a weekend visit with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rhodes of 1015 Lincoln Street. A Diller High School graduate, she plans to enter the state university this fall. Beatrice San.
A 1925 Steele City advertisement urges continued ads with the claim that advertising pays when goods and prices are right. It notes readers have earned over $600 weekly and encourages ongoing placement in the Diller Nebr. paper.
James Sinclair and family from Stillwater Oklahoma arrived Monday to visit his sister Mrs. Berman Peters after 19 years. They drive a Dodie coupe and plan to stay several weeks in McDonald Kang.
City Water Commissioner J. C. Blauser and his wife celebrate the birth of a boy to their son Leon and wife in New York City on the 16th inst. The couple joyfully announce the telegram notice from the family.
A Denver national lecturer spoke in City hall park Sunday afternoon. Six hooded knights stood behind the rostrum during the address, which drew a sizable audience.
July 15 gathering at Genevieve Diller residence with guardian Alice Line speaking on prayers to memorize and campfire work. The group sang several camp songs and noted present members including Henrichs, Marie Rote, Mayborn, Phyllis ton, Genevieve Diller, Maxine, Penta naa Alice Live.
Mrs. Scott Miller leads a special meeting at the Fairbury home of Mrs. Roesel Davis to learn from the state supervisor about vocational training courses for county women. The event involved club officers and the Mother's Dept of the F W C with Fairbury schools represented.
Frank Grabber's wheat yielded 20 bu per acre while Arthur and Frank Grone harvested 11 to 18 bu per acre across 106 acres totaling about 1400 bushels. Residents include Mies Mildred Tucker home from Kearney summer school and Vester Carmichael to farm Dr Ellis land next year. Mrs Nellie Miller visits from California. Rev W F Clark and wife plan August vacation visiting New York City.
C H Wright welcomed his mother Slag and other relatives who paid a surprise visit as Charley failed to recognize his own brother ked up road. They planned to tour relatives in South Dakota after leaving yesterday.
Marehall county Kansas sheriff brings two ill stranded youths, about 18, from Red Cloud to Hubbell detention. One declares Kansas City home, the other says no home. They stole a Ford coupe from a Marysville veterinarian, after tearing a letter from the car and losing a medicine case near Theo Henrich's. One youth confesses to stealing the car as they passed through here en route to Hubbell and Fairbury, stopping for water at Herman Stahl's.
On Wednesday afternoon a Ford touring car carrying Mrs Frank Grissom and Mrs Verne Donaldson from Fairbury toward Fairbury veered into a ditch along the P W F highway near Mahon Walken residence one mile north four miles west of Diller. Mrs Grissom suffered a deep knee cut, a severe nervous shock, and was hospitalized after an X ray showed injuries. The car’s top tore off and the windshield shattered. The driver, Mrs Donaldson, stated a spider distracted her from the wheel.
The Farmers Union Store announces a switch to a strictly cash basis starting August, offering the highest market price for poultry and eggs and a 5 percent discount on all stock from August to October inclusive. The change aims to improve service and prices for patrons and stockholders, with management by E. S. Diller.
Miss Pearl Diller and Miss Estella Beal, university students, used green apples as improvised weapons against a prowler at the Beal residence on 1941 B. early Friday. After a brief confrontation the intruder fled, and the daughters armed themselves with lights, a tack hammer, and plans for future defense.
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