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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1922
Page
5
A local note urges passing found Umbrella items along and promotes Tanlac at Shutt's Drug Store. Community updates mention Ruth Haig visiting the McCunes, John Hilder Jr returning from Scotts Bluffs to join family land plans, and Hugh Miller at Beatrice resting from illness with slight improvement. Tanlac ads claim health benefits.
The Community Club meeting moved from Monday night March 18 to Monday night March 20. Full attendance is desired as the group plans contracting a lyceum course for next winter. C. L. Tinstman, Sec’y.
Everett Green of Lincoln and a woman friend drove to his parents Tuesday. High winds toppled the Hanover plant empire stack. John Nickeson Jr of Ellis area underwent appendicitis surgery at a Beatrice hospital Tuesday morning.
Why mope around, half sick and listless when health and strength are yours for the asking Take Tanlac Shutt s Drug Store Scott Miller returned Saturday from St Louis on learning the operation he went there for would be more severe than anticipated and would be likely to keep him in bed two or three months
A resident alleges a street theft of car parts in Diller and warns the thief to return items next Saturday night to avoid a trip to Fairbury. The report also covers the Dolly Hawkins v City of Fairbury case resulting in a $6,000 widow’s verdict after a 50 hour jury deliberation. An Lincoln Telephone Co employee, Arian Hawkins, died due to contact with a live wire while on city work duties.
What would this church be if every member was just like me. Sunday school at 10 a.m. worship at 11 a.m. Epworth League at 8:30 p.m. Preaching at 7:30 p.m. The sacrament of the Lord's Supper will be administered after the morning sermon.
Sunday School at 10 a m and church services at 11 a m were held with a 6 30 p m C E prayer meeting and 7 30 p m church services. Absent officers and scholars last Sunday led to combining classes to boost discussion and interest. organizers hope for full attendance next Sunday.
An alert, wise and sympathetic leader explains a prosperous year for the congregation. Morning and evening services feature Things that Abide and The Growing Faith of Man. Eleanor Diehl led last week. Frances Johnson leads this week on What does following Christ mean Matt 16 24 26 John 10 27 30. Endeavorers plan a social at 4 30 with games music and refreshments. Everyone welcomed.
W T Rader on sick list and Mary missing school due to her mother's illness. Equity ships two carloads of wheat. W T Logan converting silo into hog and poultry houses. Don Gridley in Scotts Bluff county for business. Mother's Club met with Mrs A R Sollenberger. voted to donate 10 to Buell Mission at Lincoln. Mrs Ear Stall family ill with flu. T E Morgan loading household goods for Hebron grain elevator transfer.
Teachers who were forced out last week have returned to their posts. Normal Training seniors are praised for cover work. Beers, assistant inspector, visited and appeared pleased with schooling, building, grounds, equipment, and library. Board candidate names for four vacancies were set at the Friday caucus, eight names total for ballot. Basketball tournament in Linse ended with loss. local team praised by players and supporters watching at university.
A Friday afternoon program features music including Irish songs, a history of St Patrick, and a discussion on Current Events. Participants include Ralph Frisbie Donald Bugbee Marvin London and Thompson. Edgar Guest poems and a talk by Prof Emmert are scheduled with music to follow.
Ordinance No .95 provides for levying and collecting a license tax on certain occupations and businesses within the village limits of Diller Nebraska. It penalizes enforcement and repeals conflicting ordinances. The ordinance excludes scientific or literary lectures and concerts or entertainments conducted exclusively by Diller citizens.
Fragmented text outlines licensing fees for various vending and entertainment activities, including merchandise delivery per day and per year rates, inspection duties, and the role of the Village Clerk. It references issuance by the Village Chairman and transferability concerns, with penalties implied for disturbances and noncompliance.
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