Salute to Firemen In Diller Highlighted by Community Notes
Diller community notes praise the local fire department for a Monday elevator fire response. Odell and Fairbury departments assisted. Odell arrived in 12 minutes, Fairbury in 14 minutes. A call to public praise and thanks follows the strong teamwork. Publicity mentions instructors, members, and visiting relatives in Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Fanders
Odell and
Fairbury
Piller
Odell Bors
Odell
Clair Callao
Dale
Souler
Jake
Hess
Mrs Minnie Schnuelle Passes Away in Beatrice
Funeral services for Mrs Minnie Schnuelle were held Saturday at 2 pm at Hope Reformed church. She died Tuesday at Mennonite hospital Beatrice after a long illness. Her obituary will be printed next week. Delegates from the club attended the district convention of Women’s clubs in the OM.E. church Fairbury week. Attendees included Mesdames Mayborn Stetton Mabie Green Allen and Miller. Governor Peterson spoke on The Orient and served as Army Air Forces colonel in World War I. The event featured a luncheon and performances by Fairbury Junior College Theatre Guild and Spanish class students from Fairbury schools. Alice Watters presented piano students. performances included Darlene Roeks and Garrels. A tribute piece commemorating Arboret Day was also performed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Om.e. Church
Cat Fairbury
Taat
Mesdames
Mayborn
Gs R
Stetton, R
Mabie Eva
Green Chaba
Allen
AS Miller
Val
Army ‘Air Forces
HL c Hanna
Beatrice
Fairbury
Fair‘bury
Colliege ‘Theatre Guild
Mise Watters
Alice Mae Watters
Darlene Roeks
Isle of Pines
Alice Maysang Tee
Residents seek fellow long-time subscribers of The Diller Record
Mrs W Long of McDonald Kansas asks if any other reader has held a Record subscription as long as she and her husband. They began in 1891 while in Indiana, moved to Diller in 1892 and to Kansas in 1920, and want to know who also held the paper that many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
McDonald
Kansas
Indiana
Eight Ladies Organize Garden Club in Ditler Community
Eight women in Ditler Community met at City Hall on April 29 to organize a Garden Club. Officers were elected: President Mrs John Huttenmeyer, Treasurer Mrs Aliie Eick, Secretary Mrs Theodore Henrichs, News Reporter Mrs Charles Smith. bylaws drafted, club colors chosen, dues set at fifty cents yearly. Next meeting May 9, open to new Charter members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ditler
John Huttenmeyer
Aliie Eick
Theodore Henrichs
Charles Smith
Diller Barber Shop Temporarily Relocated for Rebuild
The Diller Barber Shop owned by Mr H Green moves to Farmer's Store while the old premises are dismantled and rebuilt. The notice announces a temporary location and the reconstruction plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Mr H Green
Farmer’s Store
Diller Library Celebrates Twenty-Five Years of Service
The Diller Nebraska library marked its silver anniversary with a May 1, 1922 opening event at Rex Theatre and City Hall. The program honored founder groups led by the Diller Woman's Club and Mayborn, noting 3,083 volumes today and a tribute gift of a poetry book to Mrs. Mayborn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Nebraska
Rex
Prouerain
America
Eleanor Dien
Robert Diller
Billie Hutchinson Vehbetian
Pear
Iva Innis
Mayborn
Misa
Nellie
iLincoln GC
Omnity
City Hall
G Hutchinson
G.S.R. Duhrkop
G.S. R. Duhrkop
Funda
Dubrkop
I. Mayborn
Mayboro
Orchide
Diller Library Association
May
Death of Carrie Conniff in Lincoln Nebraska
Mrs. Carrie Conniff passed away early Thursday morning at St Elizabeth's hospital in Lincoln. Funeral services are set for Saturday at 1 PM at Wadlowe Funeral Home with burial in Prairie Home Cemetery at Diller. Rev. Watters will conduct the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrie. Conniff
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Lincoln
Wadlow‘e
Prairie
Diller
Revy. Watters
Infant David Leonard Kenning Dies in Nebraska
Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Kenning of Steele City born Friday morning April 25 at Odell Nebraska died that evening. Funeral services held at Wagonger Funeral Home with Rev. R L Williams in Diller cemetery in the family tragedy. The notice also includes local library news and society events with officer listings and hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Leonard
Leonard Kenning
Odell
Nebraska
Leonard ‘Kenning
Steele City
Earl “Weigel
Diller
Fred ‘Kenning
Fairbury
Mildred ‘Kenning
Lawrence Weigel
Dwight
Dwaite Weigel
Jimmys
Joy
Weigel
Fire damages half of Diller Farmers Elevator in Nebraska
Fire at the Diller elevator drives burned about 10 000 bushels of grain, with the main structure partly intact. Insurance covers building and grain. Volunteers fought the flames before Odell and Fairbury crews arrived. origin undetermined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Farmers
Odell
Fairbury
Black Bros
Wymore
Re’ J. Bazant
Coyote Bounty Question Answered
Pree LB 107 sets pay for coyote bounties at 2.50 per green coyote scalp but remains 100 dollars per scalp until 30 days after the Legislature adjourns. The measure clarifies bounty amount and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coyote
Amoun
Behrends Family Returns From Iowa Visit
Mr and Mrs Wm Behrends and Edward return to their home near Diller after visiting daughters Mrs Ward Sherer and Mrs Paul Sherer in Little Sioux Iowa. Grandchildren Viviet and Duane Anderson of Beatrice accompanied them on the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Behrends
Edward
Diller
Ward Sherer
Paul Sherer
Little Sioux
Iowa
Viviet
Duane Anderson
Beatrice
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Pairbury
Din Minieck
Fred
Beckers
Corris Stause
Ralph
Cal Cing
Qaden Abe
Kenneth Fous
Tosteuction
Fours Ie
Beviardrs
Guin
Festus Tatman
Byron
Tatman
Mee Henry. Johnson
Lincotts
Me Frank Brown
Mra
Herman Stubl
Portland
Oregon
Gerald Harvey
Harvey
Minnie Schnuelle
Diller Woman's, Club
Blackwood
Congregational Church Diller
Nebr
Diller Garden Club
Carrie Conniff
David Leonard Kenning
Heaven
Waggoner Funeral
B. B. Kensington
Alice Gretzinger
S.A. Miller
D. V. Fanders
Ira Casper
Cheater Weaver
Effia
Griswold
Hazel
Bessie
Geer
Mia Burd
Pree
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