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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1929
Page
1
The note asserts that emulating successful examples leads to achievement in any desired area. It emphasizes consistent application of proven methods and the value of learning from those who have already succeeded.
Spring begins March 20. Peter Nelson moved into town Monday. Sick lists include Mrs. W N Sparks and Orval Lottman’s son. Rachel Viers absent from school due to illness. Egg case carload received by Farmers store Tuesday. Paint needs at Diller houses. Jess to work on faces. Fred Sasse moved to Tiffis Blauser’s place to farm. Norton visitor Geo Zerlein with sister Mrs. John Glathar. Eight pound daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Ab Bristol. S C Hutchinson received a new international truck for implement business. Raleigh Southwick family moved onto A H Colman’s farm west of Harbine. Max Bell from Marysville visited his parents. Unseasonable frost going out. Miss Morton’s mother visiting Grand Island. Front of Hutchinson implement house gets new paint. W F Myers’s girl has scarlet fever in Havelock. Roads impassable. some drifts persist. Oliver Diehl visited Lincoln. Diller streets dragged. H H Beckwith traveled to Omaha. Bright sun and breeze dried rounds. Notices posted for school district and village primaries caucuses on March 18 at 8 pm in city hall.
Mrs. C. L. Greenwood died in a Fairbury hospital at 8:30 P. M. Monday after a long illness. Her funeral was held Thursday afternoon at the Diller M. E. Church. Out of town relatives attended, including J. F. Greenwood of Council Bluffs Iowa D. J. Greenwood of Hill City Kansas B. A Greenwood of Steele City Nebraska C H Thompson Hill City Kansas niece C J Geer and family of Fairbury A Cully and Grace of Beatrice.
In Diller Nebraska a surprise 50th anniversary celebration honored Mr Frank T Pearce and his wife Mrs Grace I Pearce The event followed a long life of service including Pearce editing the Diller Record and serving as postmaster and mayor The couple have two children nine grandchildren and five great grandchildren The community gathering featured Rev Velte remarks a large wedding cake and musical performances by local singers and dancers
Mr and Mrs Frank T Pearce express sincere appreciation for the surprise reception after Methodist services last Sunday honoring their 50th wedding anniversary on March 2 The note thanks Rev Velte the quartet and choir the anniversary cake and refreshments and acknowledges many cards letters and telegrams including a dedication of Silver Threads Among the Gold from Earl E May radio station The couple recalls fear of giving a speech and signs off with the car ad line
A vivid prose note extols Duska as the incomparable and wonderful flower essence of modern perfumerie. The ecg modish red packages have quickly attracted milady at first sight, signaling a fashionable fragrance trend.
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