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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1919

Page

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Spring plowing starts and early garden tips advised

Local notes show spring plowing underway with a prompt to start a small early garden. Dr G H Newton of Fairbury reports on eye ear nose and throat matters. In Steele City area 47 to 61 farmers have bought the elevator. Thorebred Buff Orpington eggs offered at 65 cents per setting of 15. Dick Farders and Mrs B F Henrichs visited relatives in Wymore and Liberty. Dr Viers returned from Omaha with a new Ford bought from Krank Lowe at Steele City.

G. H. Newton Fairbury Nebr Dick Farders Dr. Viers Omaha Krank Lowe Steele City

Orchard Plans This Spring Impress Local Figures

Professor Reeves from Elmwood visited yesterday with Diller and friends. Mrs. Wilson of Forbes Missouri is visiting her sister Mrs. T H Waggner and family.

Professor Reeves Elmwood Diller Mrs. Wilson Forbes, Mo T.H. Waggner

Local Notes and Visits From Nebraska Towns

Seed Potatoes Red River Early Ohio A D Stotts an 8 pound boy born Thursday March 13 1919 to Mr and Mrs W H Schnuelle of Diller Mrs Sarah Moffit came from Odell Wednesday to visit her old friend Mrs Geo Riddle Dr A Lynch general surgery eye ear nose and throat office in Fairbury Hospital 612 5th St Fairbury Neb ts Mrs Nimrod Brandt called to Columbus Wednesday by telegram about her mother’s illness needing operation Mrs H A Packer of Cubluston attended funeral of her father in law Jas Packer Sr and went to Lincoln Wednesday to visit her mother.

Sarah Moffit Odell Geo. Riddle A. Lynch Fairbury Hospital 5Th St. Fairbury, Nebr H. A. Packer Cublerston Jas. Packer, Sr Lincoln

Lincoln couple visits Diller. law degree near

St and Mrs Henry Fouts of Lincoln spent the weekend in Diller at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs J W Fouts. Mr Fouts expects to graduate this spring from the law department of the state university.

Henry Fouts Lincoln Diller J. W. Fouts Fouts Law Department The State University

Mrs Burkett Helps Care For Ill Husband At Home

Mrs B C Burkett arrived Monday evening from Odell to aid her daughter in tending B F Lightner who has been ill for weeks and remains largely confined to his home.

B. C. Burkett Odell B. F. Lightner

Jamison Family Moves to Bicknell After Loss

Mr. John Jamison and his five young children left their home north and east of Diller to live with a brother in Bicknell after his wife died weeks earlier from pneumonia following influenza.

John Jamison Diller Bicknell

Albers and Cherry Married at Home in Nebraska

John Albers and Gladys Cherry were wed last Friday at the Cherry home near Clarks Nebraska. The couple, former Diller residents, plan to live in Gothenburg Nebraska where Albers and John Jobman will operate a new garage after the marriage.

John Albers Gladys Cherry John Cherry Clarks Nebr Diller Gothenburg Albers John Jobman

Village primary date set by Monday night nine

The report notes I D Steiner urging the village primary to be held by nine on Monday night. Funeral attendance for C T Sears took place in Beatrice on Tuesday. Mrs J Stucker removes goods for delivery to Kansas City. Fern Riddle, sister of Mrs Sam Friday 2d, returns from Wymore after visiting Mrs Fredbeach. The cigaret bill died in the senate on Tuesday leaving the old prohibition in force against coffin nails for all ages.

Sam Fern Riddle Wymore Fredbeach Senate

Harry Baker Returns From Madrid Nebraska Trip with Tools

Harry Baker arrived Monday from Madrid Nebraska accompanying Chester Sparks with two carloads of stalk and farming tools. Baker praised Perkins county and said Chester Sparks owns a fine tract of land and a good home.

Harry Baker Madrid Nebr Chester Sparks Harry Perkins County Chester

Members Urgently Called to Diller Camp Meeting

Members are urged to attend the Diller Camp No. 1668 M W A meeting tomorrow night March 15 to consider rate increases. A committee will report on proposed plans and refreshments will be served. W E Anderson Clerk

Diller Camp

Diller may gain electric lights via local bonds vote

Representative James A. Axtell reports House Roll No. 192 now in the Nebraska legislature allows second class cities and villages by a majority electors vote to issue bonds or levy taxes to build transmission lines and connect with neighboring cities for electricity. The Record urges immediate action as the bill is expected to pass the Senate and could enable Diller or nearby Fairbury to obtain power.

Diller James A. Axtell Lincoln Ind Axtell Senate Fairbury

Nebraska good roads institute meeting at Lincoln

Co. Com. W. L. Woods attended a Nebraska good roads institute meeting in Lincoln on Tuesday. Elias Hadley rushed to Phillips by telegram after his wife informed him her brother's wife, Mrs. Charles Harvey, died of influenza, leaving a one month old child.

Elias Hadley Phillips Charles Harvey

The Gumberland Concert at M. E. Church

Entertainers from the Diller Lyceum Club present vocal and violin solos readings in the M. E. church at 8 15 p m next Thursday March 20th Tickets available at Shutt s drug store

Gumberland Diller Lyceum Club M. E Shutt’s

Card of Thanks for Kindness During Illness and Death

We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy and kindness during the sickness and death of our husband and father. Gratitude to Rev Wagner for consoling words, the singers, those who furnished conveyances, and others who aided in any way. Mrs James Packer and children.

Wagner James Packer

Resolutions of Sympathy for Jeanette May Franzen

Laurel Camp No 936 Royal Neighbors of America passes resolutions of sympathy for the bereaved husband and daughter. Charter to be draped for thirty days. Copies to family and records, and publication in the Diller Record. Signed by Eva Stotts Anne A Diller Lillian Moser.

Jeanette May Franzen Laurel Camp America Diller

Fisher Kin Travelling To Automobile School In Kansas City

Clark Fisher and Ernest Fisher of Camp Lewis Washington and Powell Wyoming, Seattle and Powell relatives, left town in a Chalmers car bought here. They plan study at a Kansas City automobile school. Clark and Ernest may tour Oklahoma and Kansas. George Fisher of Powell awaits return to Charley Fisher’s home near Diller, Nebraska.

Clark Fisher Seattle Wash Ernest Fisher Camp Lewis George Fisher Powell Wyo Chalmers Kansas City Oklahoma Kansas Charley Fisher Diller

Church Items From Local Society and Services

The Woman's Foreign Missionary Society will meet with Mrs. Dr. Ellis next Tuesday at 2 30. Sunday school attendance was good last Sunday and is invited to continue. The pastor will be in town for both morning and evening services next Sunday and the public is invited. Sympathies are extended to families who have lost husbands and fathers, and thoughts are with those facing illness and trouble as we remain our brother's keeper.

Woman's Foreign Missionary Society Dr. Ellis

Also Mentioned on This Page

Citizens State Bank Diller, Nebraska B. F.henrichs Wymore and Liberty Lodck & Habicht Ohio A. D. Stotts An” 8 Poondboy W. H. Schnuelle I. D. Steiner Old Fine C. T. Sears Beatric J. €. Stucker M. W. A. Attention Eva Stotts Anne A. Diller Lillian Moser Loock & Habicht Methodist Diller Markets Henao
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