Prosperous Are You One of the New Depositors
A reader asks if they are among the recent wave of depositors as financial institutions promote new savings options and staged campaigns to attract customers.
22 Jun 1917
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1917
Page
1
A reader asks if they are among the recent wave of depositors as financial institutions promote new savings options and staged campaigns to attract customers.
Readers recall summer chores and events from Diller Nebraska and surrounding towns. Mentions include fishermen catching good fish, crop updates on corn and rhubarb, visits by Capt E J Murfin and Master Robert Drake, and social news from the Eastern Star banquet to a birth in Los Angeles.
Mr. E. B. Deuchler of a mile and a half south and five miles west of Diller suffered serious spinal injuries Tuesday when thrown from a sixteen foot hay stack after a rope broke while operating the hay carrier. A Diller physician reported treatment and cautious optimism for recovery.
At a preliminary Red Cross organizing meeting for a local chapter, a list of appointed members and signatures for annual memberships is reported. Names include A. D. Stotts, H. E. Diller, Eva Stotte, John Clangson, J. Mayborn, C. Line, and many others. Membership costs are set at $1.00 each.
A reader list shows subscribing members paying two dollars each. Names include Mrs H W Clark Mrs C Hutchinson Mrs C E Waggoner Mrs M E Musser Miss Adelia Hayes Miss Fern Hayes Mrs Ruby Weddle and others. Donations to the treasury are noted from J W Wam and A Mayborn among others with several one dollar gifts. Any omissions or additions will be published next week.
Wilber Ewers of Fairbury visiting relatives in Diller notes two local youths joining Uncle Sam’s regular army. Wm C Logan and Emil Tarnow depart Beatrice for Fort Logan to enter service. Logan is son of J H Logan and will join the veterinary department. Tarnow plans to resume barber work after enlisting.
A flag purchased for registration day was deemed inferior and not fast color. The purchasing committee returned it and this week received a replacement that has floated gracefully from the flag pole in the park since Wednesday morning.
Dr Viers traveled to St Joseph Missouri yesterday to take the veterinary examination for a government army position. If selected he will join the reserve list and be called upon to enlist. He is a graduate of St Joseph veterinary college with an extensive local practice. the open post pays 1700 dollars yearly with quarters fuel and light provided and would rank him as second lieutenant.
Services are held in the morning and evening on June 4. All church members are urged to attend as a congregational meeting is called for after the morning worship.
Sunday School at 7:00 a.m. and worship at 11:00 a.m. with Christian faith discussed. Epworth League at 7:00 p.m. led by Miss Ballard. Prayer meeting planned for weeknight. Lesson outlines cite 1 Peter 1:8-9 Luke 5 etc with emphasis on endurance and effect in Christ.
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