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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1931
Page
5
C. E. Carr of Fairbury visited Diller for a business call on Monday. Mrs. Henry Frisbie and Mr. and Mrs. John Greider drove to Beatrice for a trip on Tuesday.
A collage of notices: F A Moon & Son offers monuments in Fairbury Nebraska, Chinchilla rabbits from Stahl stock via Elmer Meyer, L H Findling buys A H Colman house for 850 dollars, strawberries for sale at Zednik farm near Jansen, Rev W R Velte visits Diller, Camp Jefferson opening announced for June 10, and visits of Hiatt families to S M Hughes in Nebraska.
An advertiser calls for hog sellers at Diller and promotes highest market prices through Diller Farmers Grain Co. Pawi Stark. The note also touts rebuilt walking shoes from Fairleu Electric Shoe Shop north of Bonham.
Mrs. C E Caldwell of Garden City Kansas spent three weeks visiting relatives and friends in Beat and Diller vicinities and left for home last week. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Caldwell accompanied her as far as Concordia Kansas last Sunday.
Notice to the qualified voters of School District No 70 of Diller Jefferson county Nebraska that the annual meeting or election will be held in the district. The notice outlines the location and date for voters to participate in the district affairs.
Police report a failed poisoning plot amid disrupted schemes as officers investigate a hoax or attempted attack connected to suspected covert actions. Authorities refuse further comment while pursuing leads and securing the scene.
A. H. Colman from Fairbury visited Monday. Dr. O. C. Diehl and John Greider made a necessary trip to Beatrice yesterday. Miss Nellie Green and Miss Bonnie Green arrived from Lincoln to attend the Decoration Day exercises and visit Diller relatives.
Mr and Mrs Jos Albright drove their daughter Rachael to Fairbury on Sunday where she then departed for Kearney to attend summer school, signaling the family’s late spring trip plans.
Mr and Mrs Wm Steffens meyer of Lincoln and Oliver Diehl of Omaha were among guests at Dr QO Diehl's event, returning home Sunday.
Mrs. Bertha Stotts and her son Howard along with Miss June Johnson of Lincoln visited relatives and friends in Diller last Saturday and Sunday.
Catlin Auto Co of Fairbury Nebraska promotes the New Prosperity car built by Graham Paige Co. It is described as a very fine car with ample power and is offered for demonstration.
Andy Colman with wife and son Lawrence from Masadonia Ia and Glenn Colman with wife and daughter Donna May of Wymore spent Sunday with their father Allen Colman at Diller.
Mrs Alma Limprecht and Dwain Hollis of Lincoln visited Decoration Day exercises at Diller and stayed as guests of her brother Willis Clark and family through Sunday.
Work at the new county park near Endicott proceeds under the Fairbury Rotary club and county commissioners supervision. The project includes a display area with pioneer carvings and a river road improvement.
Death notice reports C L E Blauser died at his home in Huron South Dakota after moving from Lincoln last fall. He was sixty one years old and was the son of Maria Blauser. The fragmented text notes his family and early education in a rural area before mentioning unrelated items.
A Boston man vowed to quit his job upon reaching a million dollars and kept his word. The excerpt mentions Marvin Mains of Norman and couples Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nelson and Mr. and Mrs. Lew London from Fairfield attending Decoration Day events at Diller.
Mrs. Alva Smith and her three children join Mrs. Leon Lambert for a day visit at the home of their aunt and uncle Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Slocum, with other Diller relatives present.
Mr and Mrs A H Kunter and son Henry of Birrie Idaho arrive Wednesday to visit Mrs Mary Willems and other Dillers relatives. They plan to attend the University of Nebraska commencement in Lincoln Saturday as their son William receives his AB degree.
Mrs A aseic accompanied her son in law Lammel to Topeka Kansas where she will visit at the home of her daughter Mrs Lammel. Mr and Mrs Scott Miller recently received word that Merle E Fish from Christian college Lesaoehe parish has been promoted. He is the son of Iria Miller Fish, formerly.
Edomg Edgington of Mr and Mrs gin and Robert A Bennett son of Mrs Ed Bennett of Edgar Nebraska wed at 12 30 p m in Steele City Nebraska with Rev Filinger officiating. Bride wore crepe suit roses led by flower girl Donela LePoidevin. reception followed at bride’s home. Bride educated at Diller High School Peru State Teachers College and Beles University. Groom an engineer with Nebraska Public Works. Couple to reside in Franklin Nebraska. Several out of town guests attended including Herrick Deshler Hastings Odell and Lincoln residents.
Mrs C L Tristman and her sons Allen and Dale along with Miss Esther Gretzinger joined Diller in a new Ford coach Saturday for Decoration Day activities. R B Thompson was knocked down and bruised Tuesday evening in an attack. he remains stiff from injuries. Steele City News notes the brutal tendencies of the species were displayed.
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