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08 Jun 1917
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The Diller Record in Diller, Nebraska
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1917
Page
1
Visiting and Local Notes From Diller Area
Sunday visits and town updates from Diller Nebraska note Mrs Carl Franzen rheubarb canning visits. Officials G T Mills and J C McCleery Nebraska Fire Commission inspect Diller. Roscoe Colman buys Thos P Price residence. Undertakers convention in Omaha attended by C E Waggoner and wife. Pharmacist Robert Draper registers in Humboldt for draft. Annual school meeting scheduled. Bert Ewerts visits Fairbury relatives. Roy Patton family returns from Byron. Stray pig owner may claim by paying keep and ad. E S Dunn and W A Snyder attend Masonic Grand Lodge in Omaha. Mrs N M Buchtel visits Ralph Buchtel in Diller. A Mayborn trips for cattle car load planning. Rev F A Carmony attends Nebraska Conference Minister Institute in University Place.
Hog and cattle shipment from Quinter Fry to St. Joe market
Quinter Fry shipped hogs and cattle on Wednesday via the Diller Shipping Company. He and Ro Mathias coordinated the movement to the St. Joseph market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinter Fry
Diller Shipping
Ro Mathias
St. Joe
F W Steffen Reports Details of Henry Fouts Return
Henry Fouts spent a day or two at his parents home Mr and Mrs J W Fouts then returned Sunday to Lincoln to resume study at the State University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fouts
J. W. Fouts
Lincoln
Taki Center
State Uni
Chautauqua and Recreation Event Noted in Local Brief
A fragmented note mentions a chautauqua event and recreational activities with unclear details. The readable text references a gathering offering learning and leisure, aiming to attract attendees and community participation.
Local Visitors From Havre Arrive Sunday
Mr and Mrs fee T Tealand arrived Sunday from Havre Montana to visit in town. They are staying at a local home and plan to travel to nearby areas before returning.
Clarence Hullman Hospitalized After Hernia Operation
Clarence Hullman son of Henry Hullman living three miles west of Diller was taken to Beatrice hospital Monday for an operation for hernia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hullman
Henry Hullman
Diller
Beatrice Monday
Mrs Friday visits Fairbury to see sons and attend flag raising
Mrs. A. Friday traveled from Fairbury to visit her sons S. J. Friday and Arthur Friday and their families. She attended the flag raising and met old acquaintances during the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Friday
Fairbury
S. J. and
Arthur
Line family plans Nevville trip for relatives visit
Mrs. W. C. Line and her daughter Mary Ellen left Tuesday for Nevville Pennsylvania to attend the Line family reunion and visit distant relatives at Mrs Line's girlhood home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.C. Line
Mary Ellen
Nevville
Line
Diller's Roll of Honor Registers 92 in Pleasant Precinct
The Pleasant precinct held a 7 am registration for the selective draft with 92 people ages 21 to 31 registering. R F Starr A D Stotts and Dr B B Viers oversaw the process at city hall and issued cards with a red white and blue badge. The full list includes S B Viers Ralph Buchtel Everett Blauser Harrigan Line Harley Clark Kenneth Fouts Rosco Colman Emil Tarnow Walter Tasche Frank Shipman Earl Snyder George Tosland Henry Fanders Henry Weimers Wilfred Anderson Roy Roelfs Fred Achtemeir Albert Achtemeir Herman G Stahl Carl Tarnow Volney Raymond Henry Sieboits Claude Dunn Ray Green Dick Kenten Allen Nelson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
R. F. Starr
A. D. Stotts
Pillaa ‘Neb. Reges Ee
S. B. Viers
Ralph Buchtel Everett, Blauser Harrigan Line
Harley Clark
Kenneth Fouts Rosco Colman
Emil Tarnow
Walter Tasche
Frank Shipman ‘Earl Snyder
George Tosland
Henry Fanders
Henry Weimers
Wilfred Anderson
Roy Roelfs
Fred Achtemeir
Alvin Stahl Albert Achtemeir
Herman G. Stahl
Carl Tarnow Volney Raymond Henry Sieboits
Claude Dunn
Ray Green
Dick Kenten Allen Nelson Igan Ane
Place’s Best Cow Gave Birth to Twin Calves
Registration day notes a notable dairy event as a best cow at Place yields twin calves. Local mentions reference J. D. Fanders’ Omaha trip after automobiles, and nearby Ellis shoppers Mr and Mrs John Miavereee. Windrow alfalfa sale underway. Phone contact 12907. JA H Logan reports 6 8 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Place
Windrow
JA. H. Logan
Red Cross Chapter Formed in Diller Miller Area Meeting
A Red Cross preliminary organization was formed at a city hall meeting last Thursday night in Diller to establish a Miller chapter. Frank T. Pearce was named chairman A D Stotts secretary and Miss L C Ballard treasurer. Lincoln soliciting committees will circulate membership blanks with a $1 joining fee and a collect badge plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Miller
Frank T. Pearce
A. D. Stotts
L. C. Ballard
Lincoln
Comey Rahe Pelle
Miss Anna Hill Visiting At Humboldt Home
Miss Anna Hill of Humboldt has been visiting since Sunday at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs A J Hill five miles south of Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hill
Humboldt
A. J. Hill
Diller
Methodist Church Sets Two Special Services for Sunday
The Methodist church announces two special services next Sunday with readings talks and music in the morning. A missions thank offering will be received. Evening includes Sunday school service and students fund appeal. League led by William Henrichs and prayer meeting Wednesday led by Mrs Hartzell with Watchfulness theme.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Ignissi Tg
William Henrichs
Hartzell
John
Rev
Tim
Christian Church Attendance and Baptism Report
The Sunday session reported 102 in Bible school with 66 women. One confession occurred in the morning. Afternoon car count to the river led to two baptisms. Next Sunday emphasizes Men and Boys gathering and invites all men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Also Mentioned on This Page
Motion Pictures
Diller Rex Theatre
Ramerica Nebraska Soldier Boys Pictures
State of
Nebraska
SE Gence
Citizens State Bank
Carl Franzen
Deshler
G. T. Mills
J. C. McCleery
The
Nebraska Fire Commission
Roscoe Colman
Thos. P. Price
C. E. Waggoner
Omaha
Nebraska Undertakers’ Association
Robert Draper
Shutt Drug Co
Bert Ewerts
Roy Patton
Babe
Byron
Willis Clark’s
E. S. Dunn
W. A. Snyder
Masonic Grand Lodge
N. M. Buchtel
Clay Center
Nebr
Ralph Buchtel
A. Mayborn
Eens
Thayer County
F. A. Carmony
University Place
Nebraska Conference Minister’s Institute
Clarence Steffen
Ira Marshall
Arthur Friday
Paul Logan
Edward G. Roelfs
Alfred Martin Walter Leaper
Ben Henrichs
Clarence Long
Sam Friday Quinter Fry
John Davis
Jamies King
Ruben Sloan
Nelson Robinson
Jackneas Will S. Diller
Roy Mathias
J. D. Fanders
John Miavereee
Near Ellis
F. L.spear
S. H. Diller
Catherine
Perry Rush
Methodist
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