06 May 1927
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1927
Page
1
Asa Righerdson began planting corn on Tuesday. Fred Miller, recently at North Platte, returned to his Diller home Sunday. Mr and Mrs O J Mayborn and children Richard and Mildred visited relatives in Lincoln on Saturday and Sunday.
Fragmentary item notes a sport event at a Virginia venue with a home team match on a Saturday, but details about teams scores or exact location are unreadable.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Gerhardt and family with Mrs Elmer Nispel and daughter of Plymouth were guests of Mr and Mrs Homer Brunk for a social visit.
A fragment notes a selection of kinds to pick from and a digest option offered by J H Seathoff. It mentions readiness to come and see the items available. The readable text is limited and lacks additional names or locations.
Benford Bell of Lincoln visits the home of his parents Mr and Mrs H A Bell while covering his school book assignment in his territory.
The attorney Henry Fouts accompanied by his father J W Fouts on a business trip after a Tuesday burial journey to Shorpeville en route to Sysvillan. The trip reportedly brought him great satisfaction.
Local youths stage the senior play Honor Bright at the Opera House. In Age county farmers plant corn this week. Seifford now drives an oil tank wagon at Diller for the Fairbury Farmers Union picket.
Mrs Clara Myers begins work on rebuilding one of the chimneys at her residence. The project aims to restore the structure and ensure safer, sturdier heating for the home.
Wilbur Ai, who had visited at the home of his sister Mrs Geo Ball in Henry Nebraska, returned home on Monday.
Gordon Simmons of Lincoln visited Friday with his grandparents Mr and Mrs T H Waggoner while his mother underwent an appendectomy operation.
Fragmentary text mentions Mrs Cavett and Mr x with unclear actions. No cohesive event or outcome is readable to establish a concrete report or detail.
The B. B. Kensington met with Mrs. Thompson on April 26 with eight members present. An entertainment was given Mrs. Thompson. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. A Eigk on May 10. Roll call: a ag for mother.
Earl Pearce traveled from Omaha on Tuesday afternoon to meet with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank T Pearce and his longtime Diller friends. He has quit the road for a time and plans to stay in Omaha briefly before returning to duties.
A cyclone moved from the southeast toward town Thursday evening and caused extensive damage. Emil Ped cloud and August Engelman suffered destroyed buildings and crop losses, with several barns and sheds gone. Insurance covered Engelman’s property, while Engelman’s farm owner faced greater loss despite some coverage. Public viewing drew crowds for the damaged area along a wide stretch up to a mile and a half from the center.
Infant son birth notice notes Beatrice as mother and confirms the child’s birth in the 28th year of Reaoce. The fragmentary item mentions the family and relation without full details or dates.
Jobe Harme, manager at Crittenden Grain Co., spent time with relatives and friends while attending the Senior play at the opera house. The event also noted a local appearance by the Bisck Orioles in an evening program.
A bag belonging to Harvey Sarxele was taken from a Standard Oil non-tank wagon in the Diller area. Authorities describe the theft as unexpected and under investigation with no additional details on suspects or motive.
Repair that roof before spring rains come and ruin the plaster and paper. We have plenty of good material for that purpose from Corn Belt Lumber Co. of Diller Nebraska.
Ben Bebrends expresses gratitude for a prompt and satisfactory settlement with the Jefferson County Assessment Association.
The J. N. C. gathered at Mrs. Frank Eick's home Wednesday afternoon with ten members and four children. Guest Mrs. Ben Sisbetts attended. After a brief business meeting the group worked on quilt blocks. The next meeting is scheduled for May 18 with Mrs. Arthur Vietbs.
Telegram from Red Cross Central Division calls all chapters to double their efforts for flood relief. Jefferson County’s quota stands at 300 dollars, indicating a need to raise more. Send all checks and money to M F.
The county commissioner bought 306 acres of pasture land in Endicott precinct from Wittenberg of Blue Springs for 9000 dollars. The tract in sections 1 and 2 is well watered with springs and has timber. Woods already owns 200 acres adjoining, totaling over 500 acres for livestock. Possession was immediately given and Woods’ cattle are in the new pasture.
Jefferson visits Mrs ae school in Digt Wednesday reflecting a brief local engagement with educational outreach and community activity.
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