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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
1
Mrs. Charley Brandt is very poorly. Frank Tucker left yesterday to attend summer school at Kearney. For Sale pie plant by G. T. Mills at Geo. Places home. Phone 108. Husbands Treat your wife Sunday at Coleman house a chicken dinner 50c a plate.
Charley Hill returned Sunday from Kansas City where he underwent an operation for hernia. Mrs. John Lovadin and three children of Clay Center Nebraska are visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. S C Moser.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Stotts of Lincoln visited their sister-in-law Mrs. Herb Stotte and attended Memorial Day services in Diller.
Mrs. Clara Newell of Qdell Nebraska advertises hemstitching and pecoting at 10 cents per yard with prompt service and guaranteed work.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Richard son and their young daughter Velva travel with Mr and Mrs Will Amos to Barneston on Sunday for a family gathering.
Booking orders now for home grown strawberries. Orders filled in rotation. Also a seven foot binder for sale. Phone 1620, Steele City, Nebr. Clark Mc Curdy. 21 roa Mrs. Byron Holcomb who had been visiting in Lincoln and Beat rice returned to her home Tuesday. She was accompanied by her friend, Rae Gladye Huffman, of Beat rice.
At a Friday city hall gathering a Diller picnic association was organized with S C Hutchinson president B F Habicht vice president W E Anderson secretary and H K Shatt treasurer The motion carried to appoint four permanent officers and three more to join the committee The association has 66 members.
Mrs Marie Habicht who is staying with her daughter Mrs C L Blauser in Lincoln and Mrs F C Pearl of Spokane Wash who visited since February let departed last Wednesday for Washington Springs South Dakota to visit her two sons Carl and Max and their families. She plans an indefinite visit while at Pearl due to the serious illness of her eldest daughter.
Bobbie the child of Mr and Mrs Roy McCune is very sick at this writing. Mine Altie Specht left Monday to attend summer school at Wesgelan University. For Sale mixed cedar oak and walnut fence paste at the a piece Joe Hiatt. Mr R F Starr who had visited with his family in Dialer returned Sunday evening to Oxford.
Mr and Mrs Will Kennedy and their two children traveled from Fairbury to attend the Decoration Day exercises held in Diller.
An advertising note proclaims Monarch as the best on earth from Curnbelt Lumber Co. A short claim markets the product line and the supplier.
Mr. and Mrs. Ora Mayborn and their children Alfred Mildred and Tuesday have spent the past days visiting relatives since Sunday in the area.
Audrey Diller, a State University at Lincoln student, arrived Wednesday to spend the summer vacation with her parents Mr and Mrs J Smith Diller at their home.
Mrs. C. P. Bradley and her son Frank Darwin visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Z. Diller in Oklahoma City. Mr. Bradley returns to Kansas City where he works, and the family plans to move there after selling their home.
Veral Green spent Tuesday between trains at Odell with friends. He is pleased to swing his arm again after nursing a broken right wrist for a month while helping with a pole? anneae? The arm is reported in tip top shape by Dr. Diehl.
Despite heavy rain a large crowd gathered at City Hall and traveled to Prairie Home for decoration exercises. Two loads of children laid memorials on graves as Rev. W. F. Clark gave a brief address and saluted the flag in a short ceremony honoring unknown hero boys.
Mrs. George Logan of Odell and now Long Beach Calif died after a kerosene stove explosion and fire that engulfed the kitchen last Friday. Her husband George Logan and others rescued a four month old baby, who died shortly after at Beatrice hospital. Mrs. Logan died Saturday morning and the funeral was held at Fairbury with burial in Prairie Home Cemetery.
George Logan and Mrs James Barry express gratitude to friends and neighbors for support during their time of sorrow and for kind words and flowers received.
Carroll Diller of Lincoln visits at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith Diller. Eleanor Diehl spends vacation with relatives at Beatrice and will take piano lessons.
Mr. Joe Miller was summoned to Beatrice Monday due to his mother's serious illness and returned home Wednesday. Her condition remains very low.
Ma, Psee Deir and son eorge visited Paw City to see relatives and an uncle of Mra.
Advertisement notes a secondhand two-row Beatrice machine with a disk attachment and a new single-row seat offered by Fandere and Robertedh. Limited details. Prices affordable for nearby buyers.
Work started Monday on the Endicott Methodist church with a brick and sand supply from Fairchild Bros. The project costs about 1500 dollars funded by subscriptions. Crews remodel the bondi, add a north entrance, replace windows, repaint, and build a new three foot high arch. A new cement floor and plastered walls will rise, with a steel framing room for social events. L M Cavett will supervise the project.
There will be no services at this church Sunday due to the absence of pastor Iva M. Innis who is attending a rural ministry school at Wesgelan University.
Rev W F Clark invites parishioners to Children's Day rehearsals and a 11 o'clock communion service. Country children urged to attend. young people invited to a conference at Crete with a river boat trip to Horkys Park.
Fragmentary OCR mentions a Register ed Optometrist D Acker and a locality. The readable bits suggest an advertising or listing notice for eye care services in a community newspaper.
Farmers Grain reports new oats variety and butter fat sale at Farmers Union Store. Packing this week includes butter and old roosters butter fat on offer to farmers and buyers.
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