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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1921
Page
1
Local notices mention new dishes at Miss Ballard’s and hosiery sales at 15 25 and 75 cents per pair. A relief in daily life with Miller’s fresh bread prompting reader interest. A birth announced June 3 1921 to Mr and Mrs James Carmichael ten miles northeast of Diller.
Messie James Loughridge of Hawthorne California and John Doughty of Nehawka Nebraska drove from Omaha where Loughridge aided in settling the estate of his brother Dr Loughridge a surgeon. They visited the home of Mr and Mrs E L Loock and will make their home in Hollywood on his return.
A damaged notice offers piano listings with various cases including walnut and mahogany and prices from 145 to 235 dollars. It mentions a shop and location at 115 North in a Nebraska county, but several words are garbled.
A special sale offers hair ribbons at 50 cents each at Miss Ballards. Harvest arrives earlier than normal by at least ten days. A daughter was born on the ninth to Mr. and Mrs. Geo Arnold at Harbine.
F Hartzell came back Monday from St Joseph Missouri where he sold two loads of well fed cattle.
Mrs. Harley Clark sustained a fracture of a bone in her left shoulder Sunday during a scuffle with her husband. Local authorities report no other injuries and the incident is under investigation.
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E. church will hold a food sale on Saturday afternoon and evening at Mr. F. Habicht's store.
The water works pump is broken down and residents are cautioned to be careful with building and caring for fires until Sunday when the system is expected to be back in operation. H. K. Shutt, Chairman, Village Board.
Pleasant Lodge No 96 resolves to drape its charter for thirty days in memory of Nancy C. Clark charter member. Sympathy extended to her family, minutes to note the notice, and copies sent to the bereaved. Also reports a wedding of Nelle Slyhoff to E Lawrence Jenkins at Tenary Methodist parsonage with plans to reside in Topeka after June 20th.
Word reached this week of a loss in the Clark family with Mrs. Geo H Clark in Tacoma. W E Egley reports two broken collarbones after a pony incident. others present include Sophie, Jesse Pier es, Chas Wible, Harold Fasnacht, Roy Mathias, and Dorthy Wible. The community shared ice, cake, and greetings amid mixed weather and a fair last Saturday.
E L Camping Party of M E church traveled by Ford truck to a wild region along the Little Blue south of Endicott. They pitched tents spent free days swimming in the river and listening to an original tale told by group members. Flora and Helene joined Friday afternoon.
A goodly crowd at the Diller public school district meeting elected two trustees for three years. C L Geer, W H Schnuelle and Geo Henrichs were nominated with Schnuelle and Geer notching the two top totals. Henrichs won the one year post after votes were tallied. The board was authorized to levy funds to meet the coming year’s needs.
The board adopted Emmert's resignation by a 35 to 19 vote. Patrons favored reengaging Prof. and Mrs. Beall for next year. A nine month term will begin the first Monday after the state fair or as the board decides.
Last Sunday morning services included six baptisms and twelve new members ages eight to thirteen. The ial board welcomed the newcomers with a fellowship period, Dr Hinson district superintendent spoke on the Value of Child Life in the church, then sacrament was administered. Next Sunday schedule lists Sunday school 10 am morning devotion 11 am Epworth League 7 pm Helen Green leader preaching 8 pm The Prodigal's Brother.
Sunday schedule lists S S at 9 30 A M and German service at 10 30 A M Choir at 8 P M Ladies Aid meeting canceled next Sunday as South Church Zion Lutheran invites for annual picnic. Baptisms include Murelin.
Elizabeth Emelia Lottman daughter of Jacob Lottman and Maria Afin Mehrman. Opus Irene Weidmann daughter of Ben Weidemann and Lizzie Carpenter. Arthur Lorenz Behrends son of William Behrends and Esther Loeke. Lois Marie Hereth daughter of Ed Hereth and Maria Rehn.
The Federated Community Church invites members and guests to Sunday school at 10 a.m. with a lesson on making Jesus the model for social order. Rev Heyhoe preaches at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Plans for a picnic are under way and a prayer meeting is Wednesday evening. Board of control members elected include O. J. Mayborn, Geo. Riddle, W. A. Snyder, W. C. Line, William Schavelle and E. C. Droullard.
Grain market brief notes wheat No 2 hard at 1.00 per bushel corn No 8 shelled oats offered. Produce lines show scattered pricing amid typical market fluctuation with weekly Thursday update.
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