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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1917

Page

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Firemen Show Tonight and Local Notices

The Firemen plan a show at the opera house tonight. J D Fanders and top hogs sold on the St Joe market at 13 40. Mrs F E Weigel Perry Weaver dray man recovering from measles. Ben Behrends visit relatives near Fairbury Saturday. Fire laddies get crowd at show. MJ D Fanders at Omaha auto show. Mrs Frank Franklin near Lanham died of cancer. Harry Streckey to Everett's hospital Lincoln for hernia. John Jobman to Omaha auto show. Farming operations begin. Place Bros start cutting oats stalks. Harry Thomson and wife move to Ed Wood's farm.

St. Joe

Diller Shipping Association Sells Hogs at St Joe Market

The Diller Shipping Association exhibited hogs on the St. Joe market Tuesday with a mixed stock load. Hogs sold for 13.00 per hundred.

Diller Shipping Ae Association St. Joe

K K Ks Entertained by Miss Charlotte Loock

A midweek event saw the K K Ks hosted by Miss Charlotte Loock with a two course luncheon served by the hostess and Mrs. Loock. Attendance was reported as very good.

Charlotte *Loock Loock

Card of Thanks for Kind Support After Bereavement

We thank those who kindly assisted and shared sympathy in our bereavement. We especially appreciate the beautiful offerings and expressions of care received from friends and neighbors.

March arrival brings Burlington visit to Beat Rice

On a calm March day Mrs. W. A. Cherry and her daughter Miss Bessie Cherry traveled by Burlington train to Beat Rice to visit Mrs. Earl Pearce and family.

W. A. Cherry Bessie Cherry Burlington Beatrice Earl Pearce

Henry Jeffen Moves Into Town After Farm Sale

Henry Jeffen, who sold his farm south of town last fall, is moving into town and will live in Mr Weddie’s rented property.

Henry Jeffen Toown Weddie

Cavett Brothers Visit Between Trains in Grand Island

Al Cavett of Grand Island traveling to Bloomington Nebraska on a business trip stopped here between trains Sunday with his brother L M Cavett and family.

al. Cavett Grand Island Bloomington Nebr L. M. Cavett

Beatrice Court House Marries Warren Angell and Laura Steele

Warren V Angell and Laura M Steele both of near Lanham were married Saturday by County Judge J A O Keefe in the Beatrice court house.

Warren V.angell Laura M. Steele Near Lanham J. A. O’keefe Beatrice

Burling ton station relief man fills in for Western Union post

A. T. Watson serves as relief agent at Burling ton station this week while F. W Black remains at the Western Union office in Lincoln.

A. T. Watson Burlington F. W Black Western Union Lincoln

Rex Green Named Manager of Local Telephone Exchange

Rex Green returned from Wilcox Nebraska with approval to take over as manager of the local telephone exchange and will begin work March 15.

Rex Green Wilcox Nebr

Five Attend Funeral for Mrs Clarence Hiatt at Odell

Mrs. A. D. Stotts Mrs. Ruth Bowers Mrs. C. B. Ellis Mrs. C. E. Waggoner and Miss L. O. Ballard attended the funeral of Mrs. Clarence Hiatt at Odell Monday afternoon.

A. D. Stotts

J C Cherry Moves to Adams Neighborhood

J C Cherry plans to move to the Adams area as soon as he can obtain a car to ship his belongings. Mrs. Cherry and the children visited relatives in Lincoln on Monday until they can relocate.

J.C. Cherry Adams Mrs. Cherry Lincoln

Thompson Couple Honored With Shower Gifts

Mr. and Mrs. Harry Thompson were feted at a Thursday evening shower by their female friends who presented a gold banded dish set. Male guests offered a couple of rocking chairs as a housewarming token.

Harry Thompson

Blauser Couples Celebrate Twenty-Fifth Wedding Anniversary

Mr and Mrs Gilbert Blauser hosted a February 25 dinner in honor of their silver wedding anniversary. Attendants included Mrs Wharton Delys and Flora Wharton Vera Watson of Harbine Nebr and the Blauser and Carmichael families Irene and Clifford. The afternoon featured music and Kodak picture taking.

Gilbert Blauser

Team for Sale Span of Black Geldings

Young team of two black geldings about three and four years old, each around 1150 pounds, offered by Ben Behrends Dil ler. Contact phone 127.72 for details and price.

Ben Behrends Diller

Sam Friday Buys Mammoth Jack Near Concordia

Sam Friday purchased a fine mammoth jack at Concordia and expects to bring it home by Wednesday. He invites interested visitors to come to his place one mile west of town to inspect the animal.

Sam Friday Concordia

Woodmen Lodge Calls Picnic Vote for Diller Trip

Members of the M. W. A. lodge are urged to attend Saturday night to decide if a fraternal picnic will be held at Diller this summer. C E Dart and W H Schnuelle sign the notice as clerk and organizer.

M. W. A. Lodge Diller C.E Dart W. H. Schnuelle

Hale and Loock Attend Hearing on Phone Rate Increase

F E Hale and E L Loock went to Lincoln yesterday to be present at the hearing before the State Railway Commission on the matter of the application of the Diver Telephone Company for an increase of 15 cents per month rental on residence phones and 5 cents per month on business phones.

F. E. Hale E. L. Loock Lincoln Yester State Railway Commission Diver Telephone Company

Collar Day Sale at Raymond Marness Shop

Notice to farmers announces a one day Saturday sale at Raymond Marness Shop offering special reductions on leather and cloth collars. Cash prices apply and everything in the collar line is rising, prompting customers to review their collars and buy what they need.

Raymond Marness

German News Satire Mix Weighs On International Dishes

A fragmented satirical note jokes about Europe including Germany Swiss Swiss Swiss and others. It suggests culinary chaos linked to political forces and upcoming tensions, mixing Irish stew French mustard Russian caviar Swiss movement and Brussels sprouts in a playful coded commentary.

Correction of Bank Statement Names New Cashier

The Record corrects a prior misprint by removing Thomas P. Price from the Citizens State Bank statement as cashier. Price left the bank in December after seventeen years, with J. Smith Diller as vice president and William H. Schmelle as the new cashier currently in charge.

Thos. P. Price Citizens State Bank Price J. Smith Diller Wm. H. Schmelle

Mrs Hiatt Dies at Col Hiatt Farm Near Diller

Mrs Donna Hiatt wife of Clarence Hiatt died at noon last Saturday at their Col Hiatt farm home near Upson church five miles SE of Diller. Survived by husband a three days old baby father W H Baumgardner two brothers and two sisters Misses Maude Mazie Baumgardner of Wymore Funeral Monday from Odell Methodist church led by Rev Stevens Beatrice. Born at Wymore twenty six years ago she taught school in Odell and vicinity. Her funeral drew many friends and flowers as she was laid to rest in Odell cemetery.

Donna’ Hiatt Clarence Hiatt Col. Hiatt Upson Diller W. H. Baumgardner Misses Maude Mazie Baumgardner Wymore Odell Beatrice Hiutt

Methodist Church Sunday Services And Revival Notes

Sunday schedule lists 10 a m Sunday School 11 a m preaching by Rev. Martin of University Place 6 30 p m Epworth League and 7 30 p m sermon Why Persecutest Thou Me Dr Martin will discuss Methodist Hospital work No offering beyond incidental expenses Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 p m plus lessons What the Holy Spirit can do. The item includes church fellowship thanks for revival helpers and a few light jokes.

Rev. Martin University Place Epworth League Martin Methodist Hospital Jno

Preaching Services by F. C. Wilson This Sunday

There will be morning and evening preaching services led by F. C. Wilson. Sunday School at 10 a.m. with preaching at 11 a.m. Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p.m. and a second sermon at 7:30 p.m. Wilson has pastored several notable churches in the state for six years.

F. C. Wilson Christian Endeavor Wilson

Mysterious Smiles Prompt a Pin Hunt

A man laments a missing pin as his wife is away. His mother offers a quip that pins are always pointed in one direction and headed in another, leaving the mystery amusing.

Angel fish riddle and penny proverb misread

A dialogue features Ben inquiring about an angel fish and a penny saved. A parent humorously explains the terms with clipped quips about a fish that backs an actress and a penny saved becoming a dollar burned in later years.

Benny Bumpen

Hoax-Creation Dropped Amid Boston Heating Costs

A fragment notes that hoax creation waned in classic precincts due to high heat and expense, implying Bostonian methods to reduce a target to ashes are no longer viable.

Change of Feeling in War Then and Now

A reminiscence contrasts soldiers marching away to serve the country with current border laments. A humorous dialogue about attire follows, as a husband jokes about dressing his wife while neighbors comment on propriety.

Sign About Motorman Draws Women Advice Gibe

A Detroit Free Press quip questions the reason for a sign reading please do not talk to the motorman in every car. The gag suggests the sign aims to stop women from telling the driver how to operate the vehicle.

Detroit Free Press

Also Mentioned on This Page

State of Nebraska Savings Department J.D. Fanders F. E. Weigel Perry Weaver Fairbury Opera House MJ. D. Fanders Omaha Frank Franklin Harry Streckey Everett’s Hospital John Jobman Place Bros Harry Thomson Ed Wood Shutt Drug Company Methodist Myer Hazel Aimee New England Huims Flatbush Bensonhurst Rusher I Ana
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