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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
1
Lost license plate 33 3166 seeks owner Elias Hadley to claim it. Hiram Packer shipped a load of hogs to St Joe market Tuesday. Cal Waggoner buys a Buick coach trading in his old vehicle. Miss Lillian Wohlfarth attends state university summer school at Lincoln.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hurst and their baby Betty Jean of Wymore spent Saturday night with relatives in Diller.
J D Fanders from Fairbary visited this week to repair his residence which will be occupied by J C Rand and family on July 1.
Mrs. Chas. Lawrence from Koshkonong Missouri visited Tuesday at the home of her uncle T. H. Waggoner the Burlington section foreman at this station.
Rev. O. Bergfelder and family Mrs. H. Lenz and Miss A. Lenz were Sunday dinner and supper guests at the home of Mrs. C. Frerichs and her son Phillip.
George Leggett expresses gratitude to those who assisted after a devastating fire. He praises the contributors whose support enabled him to continue his farming operations and sustain his livelihood.
The Jolly Neighbors Club met at the home of Mrs. Fred Frisbie Wednesday afternoon June 10 with six members six visitors and two children present. The afternoon was spent sewing for the hostess. The next meeting will be with Mrs Rudolph M Hubka June 24 with work.
The Diller Lincoln club held a 1 o'clock luncheon at Antelope park in honor of Mrs. Carrie Wrigley who will move to Diller next week. A hand kerchief shower celebrated her loyal service to the club. The next meeting is an evening picnic at Antelope park on July 10.
From Winside Nebraska on June 3 Dr J G Neely a former resident and physician was relieved of a 1 1/2 inch needle fragment he had carried in his hip for 27 years X rays finally located it last week leading to the operation.
H. H. Green and family motor to Gage county capital Tuesday. G. H. Phillips returns from a week with his sons in Lincoln and Havelock. Miss Lucile Packer signs to teach again in Lincoln School Dist. 106 with higher pay. Mrs. Anna Long elected chief operator at Diller telephone central and to take charge July 1.
Miss Lois Martin of Franklin visited Thursday and Friday to attend the Diller schools chautauqua, joining teachers and locals for the event.
The R N A will hold a regular meeting rescheduled from Saturday June 13 to the district meeting at Fairbury on June 12. The 8 p m gathering in the notice follows the postponement.
Waggoner Bros and Diller undertakers officiated Wednesday at the funeral for Mrs. Anna Zabokitsky an Odell resident who died Sunday night in an Omaha hospital.
The Diller chautauqua closed a most successful five days session with the play Grumpy on Sunday evening. Receipts matched expenditures and a new contract was signed with the same company for a chautauqua next year.
Distinct visitors from Humboldt and nearby towns attended the funeral of Mr John Glathar last Thursday. Guests included Albert Glathar Alma Nebr Geo Zierlein Belleville Kans John Glathar Beaver City Nebr Henry Glathar family Ed Glathar Julius Glathar Roy Ruby Carl Glathar Alvin Gingerich Misa Rose Gingerich Fred Lampe Edwin Lampe Anton Fritch Will Loenning and others.
For sale includes 36x60 Nichols Shephard separator with Garden City feeder and weigher, a 22x42 Twin City separator, a 1925 Fordson tractor with plow, two-row John Deere cultivators, binders, deering, Dempster cultivators, a manure spreader, cream separators, and a tow truck. Delivery available. Jansen Lumber Co. phone 13. Jansen Nebraska.
Annual meeting reports a nearing debt as outstanding tuition and state funds cover warrants. A nine month term is set and levy reduced to 10 500. Teaching staff for next year includes superintendent Carleton H Springer and principal Glenn Parker among others. Peter Keaton, 88, of Harbine passes after paralytic stroke. burial set at 2 PM at nearby Reformed church.
Billy Tinstman arrived Sunday from Conrath Wisconsin to drive home his Studebaker and visit relatives before Theates Ane drove to Humboldt to pick up his mother Mrs A L Tinstman and head back to Wisconsin.
The city hall gathering Friday night will discuss whether to hold a picnic this year, one or two days, and who will finance it. Questions cover a platform dance, ball game, and if games of chance should be allowed to cover four hundred dollars in revenue. The committee seeks broad input and wants members and the public to speak up.
John Glathar born December 28 1849 in Seedorf Germany died June 8 after a long illness of cancer. He immigrated to America in 1867 lived in Indiana Illinois and Nebraska then moved to Fatheree near Humboldt and farmed before retirement. He married Elizabeth Zierliep in 1872 and leaves six sons and one daughter with his widow. Interment in Prairie Home cemetery. Pastor Otto Bergfelder presided at the funeral.
The Glathar family thanks friends and neighbors for their help during illness and after the passing of their husband and father Mrs. John Glathar and children express gratitude and request God’s reward for supporters
Fragmentary OCR lists grain prices including Wheat No 1 Corn White and Sans Corn Yellow Oats with unreadable trailing text. No clear prices or dates readable.
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