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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1926
Page
1
A bank must balance customer care with its own requirements to operate effectively. It highlights the obligation to serve patrons while maintaining financial health and compliance.
Call Ralph Beckman for painting and paver hanging at phone 101.07. Miller Filling Station handles oil and gas deliveries. Hiram Packer shipped a car load of hogs to the St. Joe market Tuesday. A Lutheran church South of town hosted a well attended picnic by the Sunday school and young people. Mr and Mrs E L Dougherty of Bruning Neb and Mr and Mrs Frank Grone visited the Grone home.
Mr. Harvey Douglas and daughter Cora of Capley Oregon left Saturday evening for home after a brief visit with his brother in law Asa Richardson and family here.
Mattie Henrichs and Bernice Calkins, students at Weselyan University, were weekend guests at the homes of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. Henrichs and Mr. and Mrs. L. Calkins.
The Misses Marie and Evelyn Stotts of Lincoln and formerly of Diller depart for a tour abroad. After visiting Great Britain they will proceed to Paris where Marie will attend an art school.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Blauser and children and J L Lamb visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Rex Green at Sycamore Springs near Sabetha Kansas. Returning they reached Wymore before the rain and went home after the rain.
Christ Leske and family from Buhl Idaho drove 1200 miles to Byron Nebraska in 34 days to visit his parents. They first visited his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs F Kirchhoff this week, traveling with his parents.
Mrs. R. W. Green recovers from intestinal flu. A china set of tumblers is 35 cents for six at Miss Ballard. Rev. Otto Bergfelder and family and Miss M. Meier visited in Washington and Linn Kans last week Thursday.
Mrs Will Bristol and two children of Modoc Kansas arrived Saturday for a several week stay with Diller relatives as they recuperate from a bout of influenza.
A brief line notes that ten cents will purchase a can of a beverage or similar item, reflecting a historical price point in a small-town era.
Mr and Mrs Asa Richardson and Mr and Mrs Leonard Richardson and Eleanor drove to near Elk Creek on Sunday in the latter's car to spend the day with old friends and relatives.
Me and Mrs Arthur Wieths spent Sunday visiting the latter's brothers Fred and August Swohn at Clatonia. They were joined by a son who had just returned from three years in the U S Navy.
Mr and Mrs P J Furrow and two sons from Toledo Iowa arrived last Wednesday for a two to three week visit with Oliver Furrow and family. They plan to extend their trip to Boulder and Estes Park Colorado.
Mrs. E. E. McCune and sister Mrs. Guy Hill of Beatrice visited their sister Mrs. Walter Glasgow in Omaha Saturday. Glasgow was well enough to leave the hospital and go home, as the party returned to Beatrice Sunday in the rain. Ed. drove to Beatrice after his wife on Monday.
Mrs. Willis C attended the funeral of Mr. Bosn at Odell. Gus Dressen notes a good stock of fly nets offered at low prices.
Bert Etchison and family visited the home of his brother in law C. Moser and returned to Pawnee City Wednesday. The notice lists a $1 prize for the hardest looking old Ford and a $1 prize for the largest fill at Diller Filling Station on Saturday.
Mrs. T H Waggoner came home Monday after attending a family reunion at Forrest City Missouri and visiting relatives nearby.
Nearly an inch of rain fell in the Diller vicinity Sunday, a welcome boost to the corn crop and a promise of a bountiful potato yield for area farmers.
Mr Rudolf Eids and Mr Hein rich Richter and family of Marshall Minnesota visiting the home of Mr and Mrs Gerd Hinrichs attended services at St Pauls Lutheran church last Sunday morning.
Mrs. T. A. Kirkpatrick of Pawnee City with A. T. Kirkpatrick and two daughters from Allison Iowa and Florence Kirkpatrick of Kansas City join Mrs. Joe Gifford and her young daughter from Lewiston Nebraska to spend Wednesday with Mrs. E. J. Catlett, the former’s sister.
Mrs. H. E. Green and daughter Bonnie travel to Lincoln on news of Marguerite Green illness forcing her to give up her junior superintendent post with the Standard Chautauqua System for the summer.
Mrs. Harry Thompson entertained in her honor at Sunday dinner with weekend guest Mrs. Virginia Hale of Greely Colorado. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Ray McCune and family Mr. and Mrs. Perry Weaver and son and Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Myers and family of Fairbury.
A ledger of guarantors contributing to a deficit names individuals and firms such as V. F. Clark E. L. Loock C. H. Cull G. Mathias F. A. Diekhoff born-Smith Diller O. J. Mayborn Far. Gr. Co. 8S. C. Moser A Friend F. T. Pearce Dr. C. Ellis H. C. Peters V. Vanders Far. Union Store J. F. Sandman I Filley-Sasse J. W. Fouta H. K. Shutt L. Tristman Rhue E. Green J. C. Steiner R. W. Green P. Jason E. F. Habicht 8. B. Viers E. Waggoner J Pulase.
The Diller grain market quotes corn at 59 to 62 cents per bushel with midday bids 59 to 60 for 60 cent range and 62 cent for new wave. Wheat bids at $1.25 per bushel. Oats offered around 40 cents per bushel.
State oil inspector O. R. Jones, based in Fairbury, was observed in Diller on official business Tuesday, signaling regulatory activity in the area.
Mr and Mrs Scott Miller and their children departed last week on an automobile journey to Boulder Colorado and the surrounding mountains.
Mrs. Carrie Maple arrives from Arkansas for a several weeks visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Rand.
A special sale offers 10 percent off all semi porcelain and imported china at Migs Ballard's.
Mrs Geer had recovered from a severe flu enough to do her own housework but relapsed Sunday and has been confined to bed for most of the time since.
The Junior Endeavor will meet at the Presbyterian church Sunday at 6:30 P. M. Katherine Johnson will lead the group. Members are asked to arrive promptly at 6:30 and refreshments will be served.
Miss Flora D. Waggoner of Diller, daughter of Mr and Mrs T H Waggoner, is among nine graduates in the nurses' training class at Bailey Sanitarium Lincoln. Commencement in Normal M E Church with Dr John Andrew Holmes as speaker.
Waggoner Bros and Diller undertakers officiated at the burial of Peter Benson a pioneer Odell resident who died at his home Friday while talking with his daughter Anna a former Diller teacher He was 78 and survived by five children two sons and three daughters The daughters were married to Fisher Musser and J E Hayworth both former Diller neighbors
Miss Elsie Wedemeyer has visited here for a day or two with friends and will return today to her home in Byron.
Mr and Mrs Carl Glathar and Mr and Mrs Herbert Wanrow of Humboldt were Sunday visitors of Diller relatives and friends.
Earl Siefford has bought Alfred Roelfs oil rig and will handle Standard Oil Co products at this station once the transfer is completed. Roelfs is promoted to the station at Fairbury.
Mr and Mrs C E Engleman of Diller are the proud parents of a baby boy born yesterday at the Mennonite hospital. The child is the eleventh grandchild of Mr and Mrs August Engleman of Beatrice. June 24 Beatrice Sun.
The N R C Club enjoyed a pleasant afternoon Tuesday June 15 1926 at Mrs Arthur Wieths home. Ten members two children were present. Delights refreshments were served. The next meeting will be with Mrs G L Richardson.
Mrs H H Green entertained relatives at a birth day dinner Sunday in honor of her son Floyd's second birthday. Attending were Mrs Mary Green Mr and Mrs Ab Bristol and family Mrs Bill Bristol and family of Modoc Kan and Mr and Mrs Will Green and daughter. The centerpiece was a white birthday cake with two pink candles.
Messrs and Mesdames John T Henrichs George Theodore Fred and Will Henrichs and families all of Diller joined Mr. and Mrs E L Loock and daughter Charlotte of Diller Mr and Mrs Ray Harris and children of Wymore and Mr and Mrs E F Henrichs of Fairbury for a Sunday gathering in Fairbury honoring the 15th anniversary of Mr and Mrs E R Henrichs of Fairbury A basket dinner in the city park was the day’s highlight enjoyed by young and old.
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