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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1927
Page
1
Notes show Mrs Ralph Long seeking piano music for home and mentions J H Suathoff and J A Pickard traveling for business. An annual school meeting is set for 8 o clock tomorrow evening in the schoolhouse. A new stock of tract oil and motor oils is available at right prices.
Dinner guests include 8arkey and ter Fr S. Duan of Ft. ching, hosted at Mice L. O. Ballard.
The annual Sunday event of St Paul Lutheran Church will be held next Sunday in the grove west of the church. All are invited to attend.
Mire C A Scott and Bert were visitors on Wednesday and met many old acquaintances during their stop in town.
A fragmented note reports Miller’s rebuke during a session of the National Association of Credit Men. The brief item notes a formal admonition amid discussions on industry standards.
Road project notice mentions Henrys and See aod with unclear details. The fragment references a survey and a potential erevay item, but key names and actions are garbled.
Fragmentary OCR text notes a reference to Mr Banke and a committee with terms related to a school and housekeeping. Mentions miles west of town in Merille County. Names and full context are unclear.
Mies Lucile Packer spent the weekend visiting relatives and friends in Lincoln. Homer Bronk, manager of the Farmers Union Co-Op store, swapped his old Ford for a new Pontiac Six earlier in the week.
Betty Fouts of Fairbury attended a visiting event at the home of Mr and Mrs J W, meeting relatives and local residents during a chautauqua gathering. The snippet notes Betty’s presence at the gathering hosted by the couple.
Edith Mieses, Patton and Raith traveled to Lincoln Friday forenoon to visit the former’s aunt Mrs. T Sick, staying through Saturday evening.
Horace Zollen of Chicago and his wife intend to visit relatives including their son Fredr, along with Mrs Idazie Greider and other Diller family members, as part of a family gathering.
An elderly notice notes Mrs Fred Frisbie as manager for a social event and household collection. The fragment suggests a local fraternal or garden club meeting with a focus on organization and hospitality.
Fragmentary text mentions a small bronze emblem with a chalvi attached and beer wort reference. It notes a Descone conquistadores context around 1720 and a neonkit Pair on a creek near Fairbury with uncertain dates and places.
A historical note describes Denstel by the Campfire as Diller's first organization of its kind started in 2016 under Miss Laberta D im with about ten members. Mrs. V. B. Bell later led the girls and fostered growth before moving to Arizona.
Collie puppies for sale listed briefly. A 1923 Ford touring car offered with refinishing noted. Kansas City visitors Erma Franzen and Mildred Skalla are mentioned with relatives in Blue Rapids and Diller, along with local names visiting chautauqua events.
Miss Bernice Calkins attended the Miss Pakey at University event returning Friday. She plans to enroll in a summer school course at Saleen.
Miss Grace Myers arrives home from Falla City after serving in the city schools. She had been re elected and signed a contract to teach there another year before returning.
The Parker wedding at Fitet Methodist Church Lincoln featured Misa Vasta Parker, a teacher, with attendees including Didier and St. Edwards Nebraska residents. Rev. D. W. Parker and Rev. F. I. Finch officiated before about two hundred guests under a floral setup with pink roses and green ferns.
For sale stacking outfit consisting of 150 feet of cable four poles and carrier. Bether and Lake Bristol visiting at Barneston with their aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Jack Sands.
Donna Jane Raymond of Lincoln and her aunt Bonnie Green visit with Diller relatives during the Diller chautauqua.
Mies Pearl Diller hosted a dinner at her home for a group of university students who were Diller high school graduates. Miss Alice Line, a classmate, graduated from the university this year along with other guests Mies Eleanor Diehl and Robert Audrey Diller. He plans to study at Nivaols University next winter.
Fragmentary OCR yields unclear text about a person avoiding checks and payments. The readable parts mention a careless stance toward obligations and possible liability, without concrete dates or entities.
Qualified voters of District No 70 Dillet Jefferson County Nebraska are called to a separate school meeting at the district schoolhouse on June 18 at question to raise by taxation twelve thousand dollars to defray the coming year’s expenses as required by law. Board of Education Dist No 70.
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