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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1921
Page
1
At a national conference of savings bank officials it was said that married men save more than single men and that more accounts are opened in June than in any other month.
Local notes report threshing starting as solstice lengthens days and oats crop outlook improves. Miss Grace Myers to teach at North Platte next school year. Diller nine beat Harbine 7 to 5 on the local diamond. W P Mills attends funeral of Mrs Geo Place. fields yield 17 and 18 bushels per acre. Beatrice Daily Sun promoter Col Royle visits. Everett Green travels from Lincoln. Warner corsets advertised.
Mr and Mrs Creekmar and Mr Harry Welton of Fairbury and Miss Anna Benson of Odell were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Quinter Fry Reverend Innis of the Odell M E church sent this office the official program for the chautauqua to be held in Odell from July 3 to 7.
A 10 day fire sale at A Palmer Co in Beatrice Nebraska offers a stock valued at $30,000 including underwear silks summer goods and hosiery. The sale begins Thursday June 23.
Dr. C C Diehl nearly recovered from typhoid fever was discharged Tuesday from Fall hospital in Beatrice. He plans to return home Saturday and depart Monday for Colorado Springs for a stay of three to four weeks.
Bargain buyers take note as a modern six room Pagna home offers closets bath cistern with inside pump pantry and basement. This latest Pagna listing highlights a spacious residence with updated features in a sought after area.
Mr and Mrs W T Ward of Cleveland paused in Diller Nebraska last Thursday on a cross country trip to Idaho. They visited with daughter Mrs C H Wright and family before resuming their journey westward. Ward formerly lived near Diller on a farm in Gage county and they plan another stop during the return trip.
A baby was born to Mr and Mrs E C Droullard in June 1909. The family announces the arrival as a new member of the household with best wishes.
Mr Snyder hosts a Saturday gathering while Mrs Gertrude Lambert visits from Guide Rock. Miss Averial Fotilie heads to Madison Wisconsin for summer study. Others include Miss Anna Benson and Miss Fry visiting Odell and Columbus respectively.
Sunday school at 9 30 a m divine worship in English at 10 30 a m choir practice at 8 p m quarterly business meeting after the morning service Otto Bergfelder pastor All are cordially invited.
Robert Son Fa announces shipment of Macbeth and Liberty automobile lenses approved under .ag standards. Customers urged to visit and have their cars updated on short notice to avoid penalties under lens laws.
All Camp Fire Girls are urged to attend the Tuesday night meeting at 8 o clock at Mrs W B Bells home. Bring ten inch square fabric pieces. Officers will be elected and camping plans discussed. The gathering seeks new project ideas and active member participation.
Mr and Mrs G W Carmichael arrived Wednesday from St Francis Kansas to visit relatives and friends in Diller and Steele City with family ties and local acquaintances.
Misses Veda Cavett and Mary Innis and Mr Harold Bowers attend an Epworth League convention in Courtland Nebraska. Rev Mrs Innis and Mr and Mrs L M Cavett planned to travel there today for the event.
An advertisement notes low prices by A. Pal Co offering furniture and rugs bought in car shipments. Mentions Beatrice, Nebraska as a locale reference.
We express sincere thanks to all who offered kindness and sympathy at the death of our husband and father. We extend gratitude for the beautiful floral offerings.
Miss Lulu Gunderson daughter of G Gunderson Crofton Nebraska married Harrison Line son of W C Line Diller Nebraska in Omaha at Mrs Louis Rouzee home. Mrs Line taught in Omaha schools and is a Peru normal school graduate. Line a Nebraska University law graduate and Loup City lawyer served two years in navy. The couple will reside in Loup City after visiting Diller.
Mrs Emma Place aged about 54 died early Tuesday after months of treatment in a Beatrice hospital. Her remains were taken to her home near Diller in an ambulance. Funeral services were held at the Christian church Thursday. She leaves her father SG T Mills brother W P Mills husband Geo M Place and five children. A full notice will be published next week.
The Bert Gerard farm home on the Fairbury road fourteen miles north and six west of Diller burned Sunday about 8 p m while the family attended Rock Creek church a half mile away. The loss nears 6000 with some insurance but not enough. only a dress er a liberty bond and a few clothes were saved. The family will live with neighbors until a new house is built.
The Federated Community Church invites attendance at 10 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. preaching by Rev. Heyho with a friend welcome. A 7 p.m. Christian Endeavor business meeting urges full participation. 8 p.m. preaching by Rev. Heyho follows. Wednesday June 29 prayer meeting and choir practice open to all.
Zion Lutheran lists Sunday school at 9 30 a m preaching at 10 30 a m and an 8 o clock evening Children’s Day program by the youth group.
Reverend C Fennis of Odell M E Church will preach both morning and evening next Sunday. The schedule lists Sunday school at 10, morning worship at 11, Epworth League at 7, and preaching at 8. Two July events include a special program at the 11 o clock hour led by the King’s Heralds and Standard Bearers.
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