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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1933
Page
5
Free band concert by the Diller band is set for Saturday evening. Other reads include a note about a 4-bottle Foster flavor set for a dollar and several local notices on sales, visits, and farm thefts in Fairbury and Beatrice areas.
The Jigs Katzenjammers Popeye Nebbs Barney Google Toots and Casper Skippy Blond Toonerville and more are now featured only in the Sunday BEE-NEWS.
Farmers advertise higher prices for their products yet claim they can still meet personal needs at low costs. The message urges country friends to seize the current opportunity and trade in this town for the most economical deal available.
Oddly garbled note announces free Bible lectures at Diller City Hall each fall time. It mentions spray prices and a phone number but contains fragmented text and unclear details.
Fragmentary text suggests a note about a long term digestive issue and an old remedy. The readable lines mention constipated over decades and a possible remedy, but no clear names, dates, places, or context are provided. Further readable details are unavailable.
A stark note on small town publishers and a grim statistic claims about 6000 girls vanish yearly in the United States with no trace found, highlighting unresolved disappearances and media neglect.
Mrs Albert Bures formerly of a mile east of Diller departed Wednesday to return to her home in Hanover after an operation ten days earlier at the O hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Carpenter and their son Ival returned Sunday to their Edgar residence after spending the weekend at the home of Mrs. Matilda Casper, the mother of Mrs. Carpenter.
Mr and Mrs Dick Fanders report a card from their son Erwin stating they are leaving Fort Mondsy for Chadron Nebraska He was chosen as subsection foreman for the assignment and will serve in that role in Chadron with duties described in the missive.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Ewers of Fairbury with daughters Mrs. H. D. Hawiey and Patty from Kansas City and Mrs. Louie Wittenberg with her husband and son Buddy of Ogallala were Sunday guests at the home of Mrs. Isabella Raymond and family.
Mies Mae Bartlett daughter of Mr and Mrs W L Bartlett of Ellis Nebraska will wed Arnold Garton son of Mr and Mrs Frank Garton of Diller June 7 at 800 oclock in the evening. The bride wore a white satin gown with white accessories and carried yellow tea roses. Attendants wore white organdie and pink rose bouquets. Best man was Earl Bartlett brother of the bride. The couple has taught nearby and has many friends.
Fragments show Merei Johnson on furlough from Fort Crook hitchhiking to Fairbury for a brief visit. The text recalls Allen Coleman, Diller's last Boy to Blue, born 1846 in Indiana, who Civil War service spanned 1864 to 1865 in Company H, 1st Cavalry Colorado, later settled in Cass County Nebraska and moved to Diller in 1901. neighbors hosted a June 1938 open house honoring him on his 87th birthday, with reflections on duty, home and heritage.
Mr and Mrs Orval Richard welcomed Lista as a new visitor from their home. Vester Carmichael and daughter Ruth visited Beatrice last Friday. Mrs T B Highly returned from the hospital in a Waggoner Bros ambulance. Cloyd Cully and son Lynn visited at J A Cully’s Beatrice home on Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Moser drove off road to avoid colliding with a truck. The incident left the Mosers unharmed and the vehicle appears to be okay based on readable text.
A civil bargain dispute centers on two parties with a judge presiding. The case details the alleged terms and possible remedies as both sides present evidence and arguments.
Helen Green of Lincoln attended a city band concert with friends. The note mentions a Saturday night event and a Thursday afternoon outing in a cane field. Mr and Mrs Paul Renz and son and Mr and Mrs Orval visited Beatrice host Henry Polfus on Sunday.
Mr ae Mre Leonard Zieman and Ralph Hudson joined Mr and Mrs J H Pittenger for a Tuesday Lincoln excursion visiting neighbors Beeie and Junior who accompanied the group on the outing.
Earl Weigel was kicked Tuesday evening by a horse. The injury to his right leg below the knee is a cut with severe bruises and will be painful for a few days.
The Viers family drove to Lebanon to visit S. R. Viers Sr. For their return they called on Red Cloud relatives and friends at Ont Stems Fairbury. A Sunday gathering at the Lottman home featured 30 guests, cafeteria dinner, ice cream, cake, a ball game, and warm conversations among neighbors and kin from Norman Nebr. Diller Steele City and nearby towns.
In a contested case a teenager faces monthly commissions amid accusations of coercive pressure. Critics say the scheme leaves the teen hungry and dependent while supporters argue it teaches responsibility.
Mr and Mrs James Michael and their children of Holmesville spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Vester Michael.
Mr and Mrs Geo Sasee and their infant escaped a Friday auto accident with only minor cuts and bruises. Both cars suffered little damage according to witnesses at the scene near the cemetery.
An ad style note promotes quick relief for acidity heartburn and indigestion. Mentions counteracting these conditions and references A. R. Milow as a source or brand.
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