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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1926
Page
5
A barn and hen house on the Joe Price place in Harbine were burned Wednesday. Others include notes on local eye, ear, nose and throat practice in Fairbury, March weather mild, and a wedding in Marysville Kansas.
Under the direction of the Diller Womans Club a play titled Come Out of the Kitchen will be produced at the opera house next Tuesday night to benefit the Diller public library. It invites the people of Diller to provide patronage. see bills for particulars.
Mr and Mrs H Z Diller of 420 North Twenty fourth observed their thirty four th wedding anniversary on Monday. They have three children Dr William Diller of Kansas Pearl a university student at home and Mrs C P Bradley of Atlanta Ga with her son Frank Darwin visiting parents Monday afternoon.
The page lists several ads and notices including painting and hanging services by Ralph Beckman, a seed oats sale by W C Line, and an incubator supplier. A Methodist basket dinner is planned after Sunday service. Mrs Etchison, long ill, dies and will be buried from the Methodist church at 10 this morning.
Four year old Cletus Brenneis the son of Mr and Mrs O W Brenneis three miles south and one west of Diller sustained the loss of the ends of two fingers with other lacerations in a power wringer Tuesday. Dr Diehl reports the boy is improving.
The Woodmen announce March 11 program with community singing by Camp and multiple contests. Participants include Harry Thompson Patton Johnson Fanders Strokey and others with Rex Green, John Clauson Abe Bristol Wilber Green Colman in various solo and quartet acts. Event features horse race and old time violin music.
A 934 pound daughter, Betty Bardena, was born March 1 to Mr and Mrs Frank Grabber who live northeast of town. Notices also announce a school district caucus for three year trustees to replace H K Shutt and J Smith Diller. Caucus is March 15 at 8 PM with village election in April to choose nominees.
The Woman's Club met Monday afternoon led by Mrs. Isabelle Vieths. Officers elected for the year include Mrs. Scott Miller president and Mrs. H Frisbie vice president. They planned the March 9 royalty play Come Out of the Kitchen at the Diller Opera House as a Library Benefit.
Public sale listing includes horses, cattle, hogs, poultry, dairy stock, machinery, harness, furniture, grain, hay, and misc farm items. Descriptions cover ages, weights, breeds like Holstein and Duroc Jersey, plus numerous implements and building supplies. Items range from saddle horses to tractors, plows, rakes, binders, and feed equipment with many ancillary farm goods noted.
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