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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1923
Page
5
A collection of short items includes a verse excerpt on loving one's work, local notices from Fairbury and Lincoln area, and brief notes: Dr Leach dentist in Fairbury, Purebred Rhode Island Red chicks for sale, Mrs W T Logan, E G Limprecht back from Lincoln, Frances Eick heading to Wesleyan University, and Jim Weddle returning from Wymore after decoration exercises.
Dr Diehl reports Mrs Gus Tinter daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman Sasse had an appendectomy yesterday at a Beatrice hospital. Larie and Esther Bristol, visitors at Aunt Pearl Sands near Odell, returned to their home in Diller Saturday.
Oliver Diehl traveled to Beatrice on Saturday for a short visit with relatives then proceeded to Lincoln to begin summer work there.
Mrs Emma Ferry and her children John and Bernice travel Wednesday evening to Endicott to visit her sister Mrs George Lichty.
Lillie M. Coleman and husband transfer to J. Smith the Diller lot 1 and the north forty feet of lot 2, block 12, Diller. Consideration is five thousand dollars.
Tuesday’s stock shipment included two car loads of cattle and one car load of hogs from Harry Weddle and two car loads of hogs shipped by the Farmers Shipping Association.
Miss Mary Edgington daughter of Mr and Mrs Dick Edgington formerly of the Diller vicinity now in Steele City will not return to Fairbury schools next year. She will move to Sioux City Iowa to take a position in the city schools.
Notice to qualified voters of District 70 Diller Jefferson County Nebraska. Meeting at the school house on June 11 at 8 PM to vote on raising 11 000 by taxation to cover expenses for the coming school year as required by law. Secretary H Hutchinson signs the notice for the Board of Education.
W H Schmelle called on Diller business matters Monday. Everett Clark of Fairbury spent the weekend with home folks. C L Tinstman and family were Beatrice callers yesterday. A L Tinstman left to serve as a juror in Lincoln. Vera Cavett headed to Omaha for the summer with her sister. Mr and Mrs A O Richardson and daughter Middred returned from Tecumseh.
Miss Estella Beail of Lincoln returns home Tuesday after a visit at the home of her friend Miss Pearl Diller.
Mrs Sophia Mathias returned from Blue Springs Tuesday with her daughter Mrs Grace Fasnacht and three children who were in attendance at the Decoration Day exercises.
Ongoing rains delay Burlington trains from the west with tracks impaired. No. 16 arrives seven hours late Monday due to poor conditions.
Miss Mary Innis who has been attending a religious school in Kansas City came Friday to spend part of her vacation at the Innis home. Her sister Esther, a teacher in the Hubbel Schools, is also spending vacation at home.
The Zion Lutheran church on the state line four miles east of Lanham will hold a picnic in Louie Lubrings grove on Sunday May 3 starting at 1 30. A program will be provided by the children along with various entertainments.
Fairbury Neb May 25 Sheriff Tippin vows action on auto law violators. This week Ed Allen and Stanley Williams both cited for no plate along with John Clarry and Herman Clary each with one plate. Homer Shell and Wm Kroeteching cited for no plate. fines of 10 dollars and costs assessed.
Henry Ford recounts a tale of crossing from Detroit to his summer home when his Ford refused to start. He fixed the car himself and a grateful passerby offered two dollars, later insisting five dollars for a tow would be wasted. Ford declined saying the man could spend more than he could.
Wave Copeland of Harbine visits Diller this week while Raleigh Bell was an in com passenger Saturday evening. Mrs Ed Akeroyd came from Ohio for a visit with sister-in-law Frances Starkey. David Innes leaves for Wesleyan University summer school in University Place. G H Phillips heads for Endicott fishing trip. Gankinson returns to Carleton after visiting Innes. Born May 30 an 8 pound boy to Ernest Burgmyer and wife north of Diller. Pauline Wing and Dr W E Diller of Luray Kans visit H Z Diller family.
Rev. Iva M. Innis will attend a school of rural ministers at Wesleyan University in University Place and be away about ten days. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Tincher after visiting Mrs. Tincher's parents Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Bell left Saturday for their Colorado homestead.
Mrs. W. S. Filley and her children Hubert and Eleanor returned Sunday evening from Kansas City Missouri where they visited relatives and attended the wedding of Mrs Filleys nephew.
J H Logan thanks neighbors for help saving his house from a fire and expresses appreciation for their swift actions.
Miss Helen and her sister Miss Dena Siebolta traveled to Beatrice for the eighth grade examinations. Helen returned home in the evening while Dena remained in Beatrice to resume her employment.
The Diller Cornhuskerball team fell 8 to 4 at Steele City in a tight Sunday matchup. Next Sunday opens the county league schedule with Gladstone visiting Diller.
Mr and Mrs John Gretzinger and others from Byron accompanied by two children visited Mr and Mrs Adam Gretzinger at Steele City on Sunday. The usual excellent dinner was enjoyed by all.
Ray Green has bought J. O. Blauser's post office property and will fund improvements. The post office will stay at its current site with Mrs. Hill as postmaster adding new fixtures and interior updates to enhance the town's credit.
Gertrude Mudrow visited Beat Rice friends this week. Mrs. Mattie Finney of Paxico Kansas returned home after visiting her father Chas Sandman. Ted Mudrow and family of Fairbury attended a Frantz Mudrow event Sunday. Arnold Lott Violet Murray Clarence Sixe and Reece were among the graduates. Mrs. Rossel Campbell visited Fairbury with her daughter this week.
Gordon Newton one of the twins of Dede Fanders is very sick in Fairbury Nebraska at this writing. Mrs Grone and daughter Violet are spending the week with relatives in Lincoln.
Grandma Rickenberg of Lanham Kansas visits son Herman Peters. Editor Muth, formerly of Odell, purchased property in Beatrice and plans to move there early this month.
Mrs. Gladys Irvin of Beatrice visited Tuesday to attend Decoration Day exercises and spend time with relatives.
Adam Gretzinger and family with Mrs. Sadie Gardner of Steele City attended Decoration day exercises in Diller on Wednesday. F T Pearce and grandson Frank Cavett visited Moorehead Indiana to see Earl Pearce and family, delaying the Record’s Friday edition due to editor’s absence and a stalled compositor, with the editor and family returning home late after a visit with Earl’s family.
Miss Helen Green arrived Wednesday to spend part of her vacation at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Green. She appears to be in good health.
The editor notes Mies Fern Raymond is the central figure behind the issue at the Record print shop. The statement emphasizes her role as the main speaker and driving force in producing this issue.
Geo Pickard returned last Friday from a trip visiting his old home in Minonk Illinois. He met two sisters not seen for over thirty years and also called on a brother in Rankin Illinois and a sister in Osceola Iowa.
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