26 Jun 1914
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1914
Page
1
The notice states that interest is paid on time deposits and also applies to accounts within the Savings Department. It clarifies the policy and eligibility for earning interest in these funds.
O. B. Hill and family will move next week to Tecumseh to operate a feed store. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rhodes visited a son in O’Neil Nebraska last Thursday. Mrs. Diehl and Oliver Diehl returned from Chicago yesterday. Mrs. W. A. Cherry and Bessie visited sister Mrs. Richards in Orleans Nebraska and returned. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Runnels returned to Wichita Kansas after a few days with sister Mrs. Geo. W. Pitts.
A fragmentary notice alleges Miss Adeline Miller pretended to hold a position in Lincoln city schools and claimed a fourth post in the city schools of SSaveinc, California.
In a push to join the state’s cleanest towns Qur Town seeks to beat its current record. Residents are urged to tidy homes and remove any small debris that may be lingering around properties.
Fragmentary note references a person named Saeday and mentions days and amounts tied to a summer event. Details are unreadable and no clear event, date, or organization can be identified.
Cal Waggoner returned from Belleville Kansas with first prize three medals and a watch. He broke 148 blue rocks missing his 52nd and 96th birds amid a field of forty nine competitors including professionals.
A garbled local notice outlines July booster celebrations in Beatrice. It mentions a public wedding and baseball game as part of town attractions and a special train service from the area.
Mrs H S Armstead enjoys a visit from her father who arrived Saturday. Louie Lohr reports a valuable work horse lost Tuesday after overheating in the harvest field. Cedric Fanders takes a years lease on O B Hills residence property and will move in once Hill vacates, likely next week.
It is hot this week and the Diller Chautauqua runs July 11 to 16. A school meeting is set for next Monday night at the school house. Local arrivals include J E Snyder from Iberia Missouri visiting relatives. Minnie Boxwell from Beatrice visiting relatives. Francis Morris visiting F P Tatman and family before returning to Narka Kansas. Mrs C W Smith traveled from Fairbury with her niece Eleanor Dieh. Wheat shocks are heavy in area, with potential yields of 80 to 46 bushels per acre.
Mies L. O. Ballard will start a semi annual discount sale tomorrow June 27 and run through July 4 offering 50 percent off all trimmed and untrimmed hats and 25 percent off all flowers.
Tubert, who visited here a little over three years ago, at his home in Janesville Wisconsin. Mr. Renz that evening over the Rock from Fairbury to attend his amd which was to be held today.
C L Ca e of Wymore visited with brothers W and Lee over Sunday. A son weighing eight pounds was born to Mr and Mrs Dan living nine miles northeast of Diller on Wednesday June 24. Mr and Mrs D K Galkins spent a day at their son Lee’s home at Blue Springs. The editor and family returned from the Ne brasea Editorial Association convention in Ep Lincoln. R F Starr returned with a new touring car from Kansas City. Beatrice Red Cross drug store moves to Harbine and Ira P Stout expects to open there next week.
Mrs Robertson hosted a Wednesday afternoon gathering of K K K members near Diller and Lanham. Elva Habicht attended as guest of honor while Mias Mabel Jackson Mabyorn and Cora Coloney were noted relatives in the vicinity. A pleasant luncheon followed the two course meal.
The note mentions Mr and Mrs Hill and family planning to leave for a new home. It notes surprise at their departure and invites others to accompany the Hill family. The fragment indicates a relocation with no dates or destinations provided.
The Board of Education has elected the full corps of teachers for Peepee O 70 Diller. C L Westcott is named principal and Carle M Taylor as rest principal. Katharine re elected Cassius Burnham Ethel Strausner and others are listed with assignments at local schools.
Bruce and Beatrice visited over seven at the home of Mrs. E in town, with details readable but fragmentary.
Morning service invites a review on how every Christian may serve the Kingdom. Junior C E at 4 p.m. in the Law Church with Civic reforms topic. Evening asks how to use the Lord's Day as Christian citizens. Union services in the M E church.
Sunday morning and evening services noted with Epworth League events. Plans urged to visit Epworth Park Lincoln during vacation, plus parsonage work and upcoming business session led by Rev. Gilbert D.S. at Creek with church activities cited. July dates mentioned.
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