Diller School Closures and Local Movements
May 14 is Mother’s Day. Diller schools will close May 26. Clarence Hiatt of Beatrice visited Diller on Wednesday. Mrs. Raymond will start a music class at school’s end. Roads improved slightly as paving settled. Henry Weaver will move into G T Mills’ rental, vacated by Lloyd Myers. Max Bell travels to Hebron to sell life insurance. Snyder’s ads promote soap bargains. Watch the north window for prices. L W Myers and his brother bought a Beatrice grocery store and moved their family there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Weaver
G. T. Mills
Lloyd Myers
L. W. Myers
Beatrice
Lamb Poultry Co Ad and County Sunday School Convention
Lamb Poultry Co advertises ample buttermilk for chickens and hogs and high cash prices for poultry and eggs. The county Sunday school convention is set for Steele City on May 16–17 with Rev. Iva M. Innis and Rev. W. F. Clark of Diller on the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele City
Iva M. Innis
W. F. Clark
Diller
Mrs Bell Atkinson Returns with Son Ross Willard
Mrs Bell Atkinson and her young son Ross Willard returned Monday to their home in Maryville Missouri after visiting for a couple of weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs W N Sparks in town Mr Sparks accompanied them on the trip.
Pioneer Katherine Shea Buried in Fairbury Burial
The remains of Katherine Shea, a Jefferson county pioneer, were brought to Fairbury Tuesday for burial from Alvo Oklahoma where the family moved years ago. Her husband John Shea was buried at Fairbury about ten years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Katherine Shea
Jefferson County
Fairbury
Alvo
Okla
John Shea
Fairbury Father Drives to Diller After Daughter’s Hospital Stay
Volney Raymond traveled from Fairbury to Diller on Sunday to pick up his daughter Donna Jane who had stayed with relatives while her mother recovered in the hospital. Mrs. Raymond was discharged Saturday and is resting at home.
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Volney Raymond
Fairbury
Donna Jane
Diller
Mrs. Raymond
Notice to Bidders for Village Water Commission
Sealed bids will be received from freeholders for water commission er to be filed with the village clerk on or before 8 o'clock p m May 18 1922. The board reserves the right to accept any or reject all bids. By order of the Village Board. S C Moser Chm C E Waggoner Village Clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Moser
Chm
C. E. Waggoner
Graduating Exercises at Diller Schools Scheduled
The graduating exercises of the Diller schools will be held the 25th inst. W. B. Bell moved into L. M. Cavett's rental on Castor street this week. A few farmers around Diller planted corn this week though most plan to start next week. Herman Saathoff, age eleven, son of Anton, living six miles south and fourteen west of Diller, fell Saturday and broke his left arm.
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Diller
W. B. Bell
L. M.cavett
Castor Street
Herman
Anton Saathoff
Senior class play "Nothing But the Truth" May 19
The Senior class presents the comedy Nothing But the Truth in the opera house on May 19. Each class member approved printing their bills away from home for the event.
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Opera House
Diller Beats Ellis In Opening Baseball Game
Diller opened the total baseball season Sunday by defeating Ellis 5 to 2. Billy Green pitched steadily and got strong support. Batteries: Elliott and Pefferman for Ellis, Thompson, Green and McCune for Diller.
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Diller
Tovtal
Ellis
Billy Green
Rhe Ellis
Elliott and Pefferman
Thompson, Green and McCune
Community Club Meeting Called for Next Monday Night
Town residents and all interested in local welfare are urged to attend the regular Community Club meeting at 8 o clock sharp. Secretary C L Tinstman notes important business will be considered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Tinstman, Secy
Stock shipments from this station this week
Seven car loads of stock left this station this week with five on Sunday and two on Tuesday. The Sunday consignments included cattle loaded by John Leaper Theo Henrichs and Hiram Packer. Leaper and Henrichs shipped to St. Joseph while Packer went to Kansas City. The Farmers Shipping Association sent two hog loads to St. Joseph on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leaper
Theo Henrichs
Hiram Packer
Leaper
Henrichs
St. Joe
Packer
Kansas City
Asso
Village Trustees Elect New Town Leaders and Schedule Meetings
The retiring village board closed last year, elected S. C. Moser as mayor with C. E. Waggoner as clerk and W. S. Robertson as treasurer. Dr. Fox was reappointed street commissioner with confirmation. Regular meetings set for the second and fourth Thursdays. Water commissioner bids to be advertised. marshal appointment deferred. Sidewalks streets and alleys inspection planned for Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Village Board of Trustees
S. C. Moser
S. F
Clark
R. W. Green
C. E. Waggoner
W. S. Robertson
Fox Street
Diller Library Opens Amid Praise and Plans
The Diller library opened with a program in the Rex Theatre and lunch at the city hall despite threatening weather. J W Fouts led the evening praising rural progress and cataloging efforts by Rev Duhlerkop. 452 books greeted readers with 18 families donating 258 volumes. Seals Ted Banner and Nellie Williams spoke on library development and future expansion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Library
Rex Theatre
F. E. Hale
The
Library Association
J. W. Fouts
Fouts
Diller
Dubrkop
Green
Eleanor Viehl
Robert Diller
Lilly Hutchinson
Pearl Diller
Alice Line
Nellie Williams
Nebraska Public Library
Walter
Ted Banner
Woman's Club Meeting Set For May Evening
The Woman's Club will meet Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock on May 9 with Mrs. Scott Miller presiding. The program includes Roll Call Current Events and Proper Courtesy to the Flag led by Mrs. V Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Scott Miller
Isbckite Gatbins
Eecceainens
V. Bell
Beier Gaia Ahiharee
Elias
Princess Chrysanthemum A Japanese operetta captivates audience
The production last Friday evening offered a vivid royal setting in emperor garden scenes and Saucer Eyes cave. Pearl Diller as Princess Chrysanthemum impressed with voice and poise, while Wayne Thompson as Prince So-Tzu and Elizabeth Starr as Saucer Eyes drew strong responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princess Chrysanthemum
Japan
Pearl Diller
Miss Diller
Clarence Thompson
Emperor What-for
Coure
Wayne Thompson
Prince So- Tzu
Villian
Elizabeth Starr
Saucer Eyes
Wizard Cat
Prince So-Sli
Prince So-Tru
Harold Bowers
So-Sli
Donald Bugbee
Top-Not
Fairy Moonbeam
Alice Line
Opera Club Presents Energetic Autumn Operetta
Spicy note both in their dance and their green costumes. Many thanks are due those persons who so generously gave of their time and efficiency towards staging the operetta. Special commendation should be given Mr. Emmert for his competent management of the work behind the scenes the night of the production. The splendid work of the accompanists Eleanor Diehl and Robert Diller meant much for successful presentation. Miss Hodam the conductor may feel pleased over the success of it. She worked unceasingly for some time training the cast and has proved herself capable of handling a large musical production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmert
Eleanor Diehl
Robert Diller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens State Bank
Clarence Hiatt
Max Bell
Hebron
Snyder’s
Lamb Poultry Co
Paris
Arsenate
Lead Bug Death
H. K. Shutt Pharmacy
Diller, Nebr
Womans Club
Millet Seed
C. R. Steffen
H. Greider
A. D. Ackerman
Nebr
Roy Greider
G. H. Newton
A. D. Acker
Man Fairbury
E. F. Habicht
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