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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
1
Next Sunday will be the longest day of the year. Miss Eva Stottsa visits relatives at Lincoln. The Little Blue river stays out of its banks at Steele City amid hot weather. Pay debts and avoid creditor worry as heat continues.
E. E. Weigel offers three sows and twenty weaned pigs for sale at $100. The Farmer's Shipping Assn sent a mixed car load of stock to the St. Joe market Tuesday, reporting activity in livestock movements.
Mrs Chas Lawrence visits the T H Waggoner home and makes a business trip to Hebron on Tuesday. Duane Reynlis, infant son of Mahlon Wolken and wife, was baptized last Sunday at St Pauls Lutheran church.
The Diller baseball team defeated Wymore 4 to 3 after ten innings at Fink's park on Sunday. Dr. O C Diehl and Willis Clark drove to Lincoln that day to respond to news of E G Limprecht’s illness. Earl Omar Phillips and their father G H Phillips visited, with Omar taking Lysle home to Havelock.
Rev Bergfelder and family from Hawkeye Iowa and Mrs H Lenz and daughter Agnes visited Mr and Mrs H Hullman for dinner last Sunday.
Clint Tristman resigns as manager of the Nye- Schneider-Jenks elevator. Ralph Lidolph of Adams, a supply man for the company, is appointed in charge of the local business on a temporary basis.
Marten Fanders from one mile north of Diller was granted letters patent this week for an invention that automatically opens and closes a garage door or gate. His device has already operated his own garage door with neighbors praising its performance.
We thank friends for sympathy and assistance during our son and brother's death and burial. Gratitude to those who arranged the funeral, the minister for counsel, those who gave floral offerings, the quartet for singing, and those who provided rides to the cemetery. Mrs. Frances Starkey and children.
Local baseball report notes Diller ball club scheduled to face Pawnee City in Pawnee City yesterday. Weather disruptions and slick streets caused travel issues as oats near harvest next week. Col Hiatt and wife of Beatrice visited daughter Mrs Harley Moffit southeast of Diller.
Mrs E E Blill, who serves as postmaster at Diller, Nebraska, traveled to Omaha this week to take part in the 26th annual convention of the Nebraska branch of the National League of District Postmasters.
Ford Parts cabinet installed at Callar Bros in Diller places them ready to supply any Ford car part.
Ten Day Special Tire raises prices but offers to trade buyers a guaranteed 30x3 1 2 Goodrich casing for seven dollars seventy five with cash only. The price remains in effect until June 0e.
Scott Miller and Clifford Sparks of Diller are on vacation and attend the Aksarben races in Omaha. Their substitutes, H. H. Green and Will Green, fill in during their absence.
The body of Mrs. Nancy S. Scharman who died in an Omaha hospital was received at her father Captain Chester Andrews home in Steele City on Tuesday morning. Burial occurred in Steele City cemetery on Thursday afternoon.
The Limprecht family expresses sincere appreciation for the sympathy extended during their bereavement in the death of their beloved husband and father. They also thank for the beautiful floral offerings from Mrs. Elma Limprecht and family.
R Frank Tucker arrived Sunday noon from Denver for a short visit with home folks and left Monday noon for Menomonie Wisconsin to attend Stouts University during the summer months. He plans to return to Denver this fall to teach arts in the Denver Public Schools with a higher salary.
Mrs. Carrie Wrigley and sister Mrs Andy Rogers of near St Francis Kansas traveled from Burlington to Kingston Illinois for a week long visit their old home. Mrs F G Dale of Wayne Nebraska daughter of Mrs Wrigley is staying to keep house during their absence.
Mr and Mrs John Pulee and their son left Wednesday to visit her sister and family at Overton Nebraska.
Diller will hold its 28th annual two day picnic on Wednesday and Thursday August 12 and 13 with officers elected to run the event. President Hutchinson Vice President Viers Secretary Sasse Treasurer McCune will oversee concessions speakers band attractions and the program while arranging the grounds and police duties.
Chester Weaver and Imogene Geer were married at the Methodist parsonage in Diller on Wednesday June 17 1925. Rev W S McCallister performed the ceremony. The couple will reside on a farm three miles southwest of Diller after a short honeymoon.
They list titles in the Liller Public Library and urge donations and memberships. The appeal invites readers to donate books or pay one dollar to support access for children and adults. Members gain one year of reading rights and support for more books.
Elwood G Limprecht born Denver 1887 grew up in Durango Colo Princeton University 1912 engineer married Elma Clark of Diller Neb 1913 two sons Owain and Hollis survived by parents three brothers and two sisters all in Colorado He died in Lincoln Neb from erysipelas and pleurisy aged 59 funeral in Lincoln and Diller with Federated church services and Prairie Home cemetery interment by Masons
Lincoln school leader and superintendent of Industrial Arts and Smith Hughes work, who served in Bisbee and Morgan Town during wartime, passed away. He contributed to vocational training for high school boys and organized his department with diligence. He joined the Methodist church at Raton, New Mexico.
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