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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1933
Page
5
An 18th or 19th century style exhortation urges industry and honesty. It counsels early hours, weed and pest control, truthful business, faithful marriage, debt payment, and prudent commerce with advertisers. The piece promotes enterprise and integrity for personal and commercial success.
Short notices list sales and ads for oats barley and hogs with prices and contact names. Tornado kills nine and injures many while destroying homes in Kentucky Tennessee. Report mentions Mrs Hemminger injured in automobile accident near Beatrice with hospital treatment and stable condition.
Report shows assets total 210 966.84 with loans and discounts 165 541.10, cash 50 807.15 and U S bonds 36 057.04. Capital stock 20 000.00, surplus 6 661.43, undivided profits 2 815.56, deposits 178 476.93, total 210 966.84. O J Mayborn cashier sworn March 16 1933 before Notary Frank T Notary Public.
A compact aphorism praising personal effort as the prime route to success, emphasizing discipline, persistence, and self-reliance in building wealth and achievement through steady labor.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness during our father’s illness and death. Grateful for the beautiful old quartette singing. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garrels Mr. and Mrs. Harry Garrels Will Garrels Mrs. Christine Garrels.
Mr and Mrs M C Bowen entertained two tables of bridge at their home east of Diller Friday evening. James Hays won high honors. After cards a dainty lunch was served. Those present were Mr and Mrs James Hays and son Jim and Dickie, Mr and Mrs Adolph Bevan and Pattie, and Mr and Mrs Frank Cully.
Mesdames Cloyd Cully and Ralph Long hosted a Wednesday afternoon meeting. Mrs C N Callander presided. Officers elected for next year include Pres Cloyd Cully and Vice Pres W E Anderson. County Supt Genevieve C Clark spoke on school laws and conditions, with a travelogue topic planned for the next meeting March 22.
Obituary notes the peaceful death of a 79 year old German native who settled in Nebraska after migrating in 1881. He lived near Barneston and Odell, raised nine children, and survived by four sons, a stepson, sixteen grandchildren, and other relatives. Funeral at Odell Lutheran Church led by Rev. A Bickner. Burial in Lanham cemetery.
George H. Clark born Canada September 4 1850 died January 22 1933 in Tacoma Washington after brief illness. He was senior elder at Lincoln Park Christian Church for 25 years and is survived by son S F Clark and sister Mrs Christie Seeman. Funeral February 25 at Mellinger parlors with services by Rev Richerson and Rev Sargent.
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