Farmers Harvest Between Showers and Local Notices
Farmers cut alfalfa between showers. For sale pie plant call G T Mills at Geo Places home. A J Hill business trip to Wymore between trains Monday afternoon. Mrs Byron Holcomb visited Beatrice with friends earlier in the week. Two dry days this week Tuesday and Wednesday. Rev Miss Lydia Herrick staying at M E parsonage. Hubert Patton spent summer on his uncle’s farm near Burr Neb. E C Aden of Milbank S D renewed for the Record this week. He reports his family well, rain and crops look good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byron Holcomb
Beatrice
Hubert Patton
Orval Patton
Burr, Nebr
E. C. Aden
Milbank, So. Dak
Hale family returns from Nebraska visit
Mrs. F. E. Hale and daughter Fannie spent two weeks visiting her son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Walter Greenwood and family at Waverly Nebraska. Arnold Fouts recently graduated from the state university Lincoln agricultural department and leaves Blair Nebraska to become county agricultural agent in Washington County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie
Walter Greenwood
Waverly
Nebr
Arnold Fouts
Agricultural Department of the State University At
Lincoln
J.W. Fouts
Blair
Washington County
Flooding Impacts Diller Area After Cloud Burst
A five inch rain northeast of Diller caused floods washing out culverts and small bridges including a Long Branch Creek crossing on the P W F Highway. Ira Place and wife narrowly escaped the bridge while Charley Wright noted flood waters driving up Indian Creek for over an hour. No injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Long Branch Creek
John Plager
S. Ira Place
Albert Leaper
Charley Wright
Indian Creek
Farm work delayed by heavy rains and new farm supplies
Frequent heavy rains hold up farm work while the Farmers Union store receives a carload of implements and twine this week. Mrs. Allen Folkers nee Clara Bugbee was operated on for appendicitis in a Beatrice hospital Wednesday and is recovering well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union — Store
Allen Folkers
Clara Bugbee
Beatrice Hospital
Beckwith visits Diller for sale of property
F W Beckwith of Steele City was in Diller Wednesday to order bills for the sale of his personal property on the 23rd inst. Mrs Gertrude Bradley who had stayed with her parents and relatives at Fairbury returned Sunday to Oklahoma City with her sister Miss Pearl Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Beckwith
Steele City
Diller
Gertrude Bradley
Fairbury
Oklahoma City
Miss Pearl Diller
Card of Thanks for Sympathy and Floral Gifts
Expressions of gratitude from Mr and Mrs Henry Wolters and families for support during the illness and death of their daughter and sister including kindness from friends singers and floral offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Wolters
School Board Meeting Adopts $11000 Budget with Music
Five of six trustees and three patrons attended the annual meeting. Reports were approved and the $11000 appropriation for next year was voted. A nine month term was set and a fifth high school teacher added to reinstate music instruction.
North Carolinas Chub Club Plans Summer Break
NC SA ladies gathered at Mrs E L Loock on Friday June 1 for social, business, and a lunch hour. Minutes approved, roll call highlighted achievements of great men shaping the nation. Mesdames Hutchinson and Henrichs were guests of honor. club to close for summer. Hostess for fall meeting to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Loock
Ed. Henrichs
Mesdames S. GC. Hutchinson
J.T. Henrichs
Beatrice Area News Roundup Of Local Visits and Travel
Charley Barber shipped cattle to the St. Joe market on Tuesday. Mrs. E. S. Dunn returned Monday from Wymore after visiting relatives. M. T. Brough, Beatrice, reported road conditions as poor. A marriage license was issued in Beatrice for Hugo Henry Graff and Ruth Davis of Diller vicinity. Church repairs are delayed by a missing house raiser due to bad roads. Mrs. Volney Raymond and daughter Donna Jane returned to Courtland Kansas after visiting here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Barber
St. Joe
Beatrice
Hugo Henry Graff
Ruth Davis
Diller
Volney Raymond
Donna Jane
H. E. Green
Courtland
Kan
Local Radio Concerts At Electric Light Office
A string of evening radio concerts continues at the Viller office of the Electric Light Company where manager Box Hollie hosts performances on the new long distance radio instrument with a loud horn attachment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollie
Electric Light Company
Viller
Armstead reports rain help wheat. flies harm fields
Mrs. Ollie Armstead, living in Tecumseh, recalls the Record mail arriving weekly from home. She formerly lived on a farm northeast of Diller, which she still owns. She notes continued rain and good conditions, but wheat fields are hurt by the fly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ollie Armstead
Armstead
Tecumseh
Diller
Audit of Diller village funds 1922 to 1923
The report details the Village of Diller Nebraska finances covering February 1, 1922 through April 30, 1923. It itemizes the Secretary Treasurer and Water Commission accounts and presents the auditing results for the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Nebr
S and Water Commission
Iwad Pei
E. F. Habicht J. Smith Diller
Auditing Committee
Beatrice visitor and Diller potato harvest notes
Miss Jennie Woods of Beatrice visited Diller relatives on Monday. Mrs Mary Green enjoyed fresh new potatoes dug from her east side patch on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jennie Woods
Beatrice
Diller
Mary Green
Mrs Gerard and Cousin Visit Diller Relatives
Mrs. E. E. Gerard of Fairbury and her cousin Mrs. Delano of Butte Montana arrived Wednesday for a visit with Diller relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Gerard
Fairbury
Mrs. Delano
Butte, Mt
Diller
Sparks couple to visit son during Perkins wheat harvest
Mr and Mrs W N Sparks depart today to Perkins county to visit their son Chester and his family and assist with the wheat harvest during the stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. N. Sparks
Perkins County
Chester
Oil Search Continues at Haddam Drilling Site
No oil shows at Haddam Kans after thirteen months of drilling. The rig has reached 3180 feet and is now in hard shale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haddam
Kans
Piano For Sale by E. E. Harbaugh Omaha Nebr
Nearly new Kimball Piano offered for sale for the balance due. Interested buyers should reply at once to E. E. Harbaugh 1513 Douglas St Omaha Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Harbaugh
Douglas St
Omaha
Nebr
Diller Boys Enjoy Week at Camp Jefferson YMCA
Hubert Filley Frank Cavett Lynn Waggoner Alfred Mayborn and Gradon Habicht are Diller boys spending this week at Camp Jefferson the YMCA summer camp for boys near Fairbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Filley
Frank Cavett
Lynn Waggoner
Alfred Mayborn
Gradon Habicht
Diller
Camp Jefferson
Fairbury
Mrs Limprecht and Roberta Myers Move From Burlington to Lincoln Visit
Mrs Elma Limprecht and her child ren traveled from Burlington to Lincoln to visit her husband E G Limprecht who serves as supervisor of industrial arts and director of Smith Hughes work in Lincoln city schools. She was joined by Miss Roberta Myers of Havelock who had visited here with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elma Limprecht
Burlington
Lincoln
E. G. Limprecht
Lincoln City
Smith-Hughes
Roberta Myers
Havelock
Mrs Atwood and Son Return from Diller Visit
Mrs Atwood and her son Dr H S Atwood, who visited with Miss Susan Randall and other Diller acquaintances, returned Wednesday to their Omaha home. The doctor will soon depart for Seattle to seek permanent relocation after a year in hospital work.
Butter and eggs show in regional market roundup
Packing butter and table butter are listed with eggs and butter fat at the Peer Springs market including notes on old roosters in the supplier mix.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Law
Citizens State Bank
G. T. Mills
Geo
A. J. Hill
Wymore
Lydia Herrick
M. E. Parsonage
Cornbelt Lumber Co
N. C. S. A. Chub
M. T. Brough
M. E
H. K. Shutt
Dr. Leach
A. D. Acker
Man Fairbury
G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
A. D. Ackerman
Diller Markets
Farmers Grain CO
Farmers Union Store
Star Brand Shoes
Pleasant Precint
Star Brand
E. F. Habicht
Nebraska
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