03 Jun 1927
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1927
Page
1
Miss Lydia Schwertz visited Miss Lilly Hutchinson and returned to Grant. A. H. Gretzinger and family from near Steele City attended Decoration day exercises at Prairie Home Cemetery on Monday.
O J Mayborn cashier of Diller State Bank attended a Group 1 Bankers association meeting last Friday.
J A Grace Calls of Beatrice were among those present at the Decoration day exercises in Prairie Home cemetery on Monday.
Edwin Wer spent a week at the home of his relative Wertz. He is now back and again seen at Green's Cafe.
Mr and Mrs T A Sick spent several days at the home of Rey and Harry, according to local social notes.
O J Mayborn made a business trip to the county seat Tuesday. F P Tatman of Endicott was a visitor Saturday. Mildred Long spent the weekend with her sister Mrs Harry Wather at Hollenberg Kansas. Dale Bugbee principal of Rokeby schools visited this week at his parents home near Oil Miss Nellie Green took advantage of the excursion rate returning early Tuesday morning.
Mies Marguerite Green and Migs of Lincoln spent a day here with relatives and friends last week. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Diekhoff of Lincoln were also mentioned in the social notes.
Fisher Musser and family of Lincoln visited here Monday with cises in Pirie ice.
Mr and Mrs Chester Sparks and family visited Diller relatives this Sunday for day services and attended Monday morning exercises before returning to Lincoln.
W R Barnett and Day plan a family dinner with their son and brother Clair Barnett and his family, gathering at a shared home event described in the local society notes.
Local notes show two alfalfa bales for sale and a 2 touring car offered. D V Weggon reports a trip to he viasted bis. Lincoln residents host visitors including Mr and Mrs Abrende DeLoris, Corde, Lilian, Mrs Cora ren sich and Oliver from avery to Chicago. A big tent event Saturday with a comic play Tie Family Up Stake invites season ticket holders.
A local gathering at the chautergua tent Sunday at 9:46 gathers the Dorcas class and volunteers to decorate the graves of 31 war veterans. Rev. Jeffery gives a brief talk while a quartet and music accompany the ceremony. Flowers adorn the grove and cemetery, with many attendees expected.
Individual states nonresponsibility for checks or bills drawn by others. Signed statement by Theo Zeibig asserting personal liability limits.
Harder Bros owners of C. and A. Oil Co at Hanover Kansas add a new storage tank and model pump to their Diller territory fleet this week. They plan to use the equipment in handling gasoline.
Readable line reports corn crops damaged by cutworms and plan to attend the American Legion celebration and rodeo at Steele City on July 4.
Qualified voters of School District No 70 in Diller Nebraska are informed the annual school meeting will be held at the district schoolhouse under the Board of Education authorities. The notice specifies the meeting location and district governance.
At the reunion, veterans and old-timers reconnect with former neighbors and colleagues. The gathering highlights shared memories, local landmarks, and years of community ties among attendees.
The text references corn types including white and mixed varieties with yellow core notes. It reads as a fragment listing corn colors and types without a clear event or context. No dates or organizations are present.
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