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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jun 17, 1932

Page

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Summer and harvest notes from Diller and surrounds

Summer begins next Wednesday and wheat harvest starts in southern Kansas. Diller residents enjoy garden potatoes while Mrs Orleva McLaughlin travels to Alexandria. Mr and Mrs John Carrico visit with son Will at Wymore as Mayor Clauson mows Main Street. Alvin Hirsch visits Diller and nearby neighbors for a community movie night. A R Milow makes a business trip to Elk Creek. The Fanders child is ill. A 8-year-old boy born to Foreman Fielder and Lael Findling in Ellis is reported healthy. Wheat fields show yellowing, with cutting likely in 10 days.

Russell M T to Teach in Dier Schools Next Year

Russell M T attends twelve weeks of summer school at Peru Normal College to prepare for teaching in the Dier schools next year.

Russell M T Peru Normal College

Plow Accident Leaves Lawrence Caldwell With Lacerated Finger

Lawrence Caldwell injured the second finger of his left hand when it was caught between the controls lever and seat of his plow. He sought medical attention to have the wound dressed.

Lawrence Caldwell

Hail Damages Wheat Crop Northwest of Diller

A narrow hail strip accompanied by rain measuring an inch and three quarters fell northwest of Diller Saturday afternoon. Mr. W. H. Carpenter reports 26 to 30 percent damage to his wheat crop.

Diller W. H. Carpenter

Lee Family Visits in Topeka Return Home

Mr and Mrs A C Lee spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs J Hutchinson and returned to Topeka. Mrs Lammels sister Miss Myrtle Hutchinson accompanied them to their home for a few weeks.

A. C. Lee J. Hutchinson Topeka Mrs. Lammel Myrtle Hutchinson

Topeka and Beatrice Visitors Share Diller School Ties

Mr and Mrs E L Jenkins and daughter Virginia and Phy lis of Topeka Kansas joined Mrs Slyhoff Mrs Mason and son from Beatrice for a Monday visit at the home of Mr and Mrs A A Eick The gathering included Fat as pes who taught several terms of school in the Diller area before her marriage

E.L Jenkins Virginia and Phylis Topeka Kans Slyhoff

Stock man George Andrews Eyes Diller Vicinity Lands

George Andrews of St. Joseph Missouri a stock commission man who owns land near Diller spent the weekend attending to his interests in the area.

George Andrews St. Joseph, Mo Stock Commission Diller

Boy Burns Hand From Hot Ashes

Donald Hurst burned his left hand by placing it into ashes still hot from the day before. Dr. Diehl dressed the hand and the boy is recovering well.

Donald Hurst

Ellis Tour Takes Couple Through Twenty Three States

Mr and Mrs Guy Ellis and Claude Ellis extended their trip visiting Yosemite Grand Canyon Carlsbad Caverns Old Missions in New Orleans and in Florida and eastern historic sites. They spent time in Washington and Pennsylvania on battle grounds then Niagara Falls and Canada. They returned via Ambassador Bridge Detroit. They toured Chicago and the farm lands of Iowa and Nebraska noting crops.

Guy Ellis Claude Ellis Diller la Grande Yosemite Park Calif Grand Canyon Ariz Carlsbad Caves N. M New Orleans Florida Washington,d. C Pennyslvania Battle Grounds Niagra Falls Canada Ambassador Bridge Detroit Mich Chicago Iowa Nebraska

Our Own Budget Urges Subscribers to Pay Dues

Frank T asks subscribers to settle outstanding balances to cover paper, ink, and labor costs. He notes a few missed payments despite a strong donor base and urges prompt payment to keep the paper funded.

Beatrice Issues License for Local Marriage

A marriage license was issued last Friday in Beatrice for Mr. Chrie Wasserman of Steele City and Miss Beulah M. Ellison of Diller.

Beatrice Chrie Wasserman Steele City

Reinhardts Visit Hanover Relatives From Diller Roots

Mr and Mrs C A Reinhardt formerly of Diller traveled from Lincoln to visit relatives in Hanover Kaw The trip included Mrs Matilda Hauver and tied to their Diller residency background.

Beautiful Bouquets Enter Editor’s Desk This Week

Three bouquets arrive from local gardens. Red rambler roses come from Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Albright. Canter bury bells white roses and Chinese lilies come from Mr. and Mrs. Ben Behrends. Large red poppies come from Miss Fiora Warthen’s garden.

Joseph Albright Canterbury Bells Ben Behrends Fiora Warthen

Birthday Dinner for Logsdon Family in Tecumseh

A seventy third birthday dinner was held Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Milow for the Logsdon family of Tecumseh. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Jon Lamb Rae, Raymond Logsdon and children Elenor Douglas of Crab Orchard, Ross Logsdon of Omaha, G H Lagen and Pawnee City residents. Next Sunday June 19 marks the cyclone anniversary with noted farm and building damage from Fairbury to Harbine including unroofed residences and a store.

A. R. Milow Wm. Logsdon Tecumseh Jon E. J. Lamb Rae Raymond Logsdon Elenor Douglas Crab Orchard Ross Logsdon Omaha G. H.lagen Caldrens Pawneet Fairbury Harbise Jansen Rock Creek Shea Diller

Struck by Lightning Injures Charley Hilder Near Diller

Charley Hilder, farmer on the R. L. Oaks place west of Diller, was struck by lightning during a Saturday forenoon storm while returning to his field after a gun. He suffered burns along his chest and abdomen, carried shells scorched but intact, and was unconscious until Tuesday. He is slowly recovering with help from neighbors and family. The report also notes a small school meeting in Diller for District No. 70 and a visit by Rev. and Mrs. Ludwick from Lincoln.

Charley Hilder R. L. Oaks Diller Diehl John Hilder Charley

Also Mentioned on This Page

Citizens State Bank Kansas Orleva McLaughlin Alexandria John Carrico Will Carrico Wymore John Clauson Main Street Alvin Hirsch Elk Creek Henry Fanders Glenn Colman Allen Foreman Fielder Lael Findling Ellis, Nebr Cornbelt Lumber Co Diller, Nebe C. L. Geer Agcon Hole Frank T Skelgas Waggoner Bros W. E. Ludwick Lincoln Congregational Church Treasury Treas Hed Gebedders Ere Ee. Tesda Yes Or LaGrande Ors Chester Cecil Ellis The Bottie Clark’s Store Nebr
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