For Sale and Wanted Items on Farm and Local Notices
In Diller Nebraska a local notice lists items for sale and services including oats and work horses from Philip Svoboda, a housework position for a farm from Mrs. Alvin South wick, Black amber cane seed priced at 125 per bit from A O Boettcher, a birth notice of a 10 pound boy Jack Wrigley born to Mr and Mrs Fred Dale in Wayne Nebraska, a roof repair ad from Cornbelt Lumber Co of Diller with materials ready, and a note that corn planting began in Diller with Otto Wenz planting on his father’s farm two miles south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. O. Boettcher
Diller
Jack Wrigley
Fred Dale
Edythe Wrigley
Wayne, Nebr
Otto Wenz
Clark's Cash Produce Market And Local Events
Clark's Cash Produce Market offers hens at 23c roosters 9c eggs 23c cream 3c. Open Wednesday evening at the Lessor Building. The last school play, The District Attorney, airs tonight at the Diller Opera House with music between acts Adm 45c 30c 15c. Lloyd Callendar returns from Osceola Nebr to visit family then heads to Atlanta Ga for four months with White Brown Chautauqua Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Opera House
Lloyd Callendar
Osceola
Nebr
Atlanta
White & Brown Chautauqua Co
Memorial Services Planning Meeting at Diller City Hall
A meeting of Civil War veterans, Sons of Veterans, their wives, and patriotic citizens will be held at Diller City Hall at 8:00 p.m. next Monday May 10 to arrange Memorial services and Decoration Day exercises. A good attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sons of Veterans
Diller
Local Notes On Farm Work And Visiting Residents
Vester Carmichael planted corn Monday on Dr. Ellis's farm south of town where he is farming this year. Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Hiatt from Hebron visited Sunday at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hughes. Also a stock of fly nets offered at low prices by Gus Dressen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Dressen
Vester Carmichael
Cleve Hiatt
Hebron
J. L. Hughes
Diller Farmers Offer Car at Low Price
Rex Green and family along with Miss Parker and Marguerite Green drove to Lincoln on Wednesday to hear the world famous contralto Madame Schumann. The notice mentions a car with sixty percent tankage arriving soon and invites orders at a good price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Farmers
Gr. Co
Rex Green
Miss Parker
Marguerite Green
Lincoln
Madame Schumann
Coal for Your Stove from Colorado Nut Coal
Cornbelt Lumber Co announces a shipment of Colorado washed nut coal for stoves. The fuel is described as clean with no slack and dirt, very hot for ranges. Roy Geer, manager, urges customers to secure the supply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Cornbelt Lumber Co
Roy Geer
Mgr
Diller Stores Keep Wednesday Summer Hours
The Diller stores will stay open on Wednesday evenings during the summer starting May 12, extending midweek shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Afternoon gathering at Mrs. Wolken home marks club fun
B. B. Kensington group enjoyed an afternoon at Mrs. Ed. Wolken's home on April 27 making cut out picture booklets. New members Mrs. Hoeting and Mrs. Barnett joined. Next meeting with Mrs. Warren Angels on May 11 features current events and Mother Day clippings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Kensington
Ed. Wolken
Hoeting
Barnett
Warren Angels
Diller News Briefs and Local Advertisements
For Sale White Holland Turkey eggs at 26 cents each. Call Ralph Beckman for painting and paper hanging. Diller Opera House tonight features The District Attorney Senior Play with the Senior Orange and Black Orchestra. Admission 45c 30c 5c. Grain market: Corn 58-60c, wheat 1.43, oats 35c. R W Green delivered a car to Omaha. E S Diller family moves to Fairbury for meat department job. Cornbelt Lumber Co ad promotes paints varnishes and oils.
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Diller
W& Y
Eight Pound Boy Born to Maines Family in Norman Nebraska
An eight pound boy was born April 26 to Mr. and Mrs. John Maines of Norman Nebraska. Mrs. Maines is remembered here as Clara Lottman, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Onke Lottman.
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John Maines
Norman
Nebr
Maines
Clara Lottmman
Onke Lottman
Rain and fog blanket several localities overnight
Rain and fog affected areas overnight with reports of drizzle and heavy downpours. Fog reduced visibility from around ten o'clock until morning, with some places recording significant rainfall and lingering moisture into the next day.
Mrs Lohmityer Undergoes Appendectomy In Idaho Falls
Mrs. Fred Lohmityer was operated upon in an Idaho Falls hospital Saturday for appendicitis. She is sister to John and Mena Hicken and Henry Ellis of the Diller vicinity and Mrs. Joe Larkins of the Ellis neighborhood, formerly residing here. The last report indicated she was recovering nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Lohmityer
Idaho Falls
Ida
John and
Mena Hicken
Henry Ellis
Diller
Joe Larkins
Ellis
Prairie Home Cemetery Association Endowment Drive
All lot owners without endowment must fund care now as Decoration Day nears. Cost is $1.00 per lot or $2.00 per block for the season. Contact secretary Chas E. Waggoner or send a check to W. C. Line, President, or Chas. E. Waggoner.
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Prairie Home Cemetery Association
Chas E. Waggoner
W. C. Line
Chas. E. Waggoner
Car valve work promises restored power with new grinder
D. V. Fanders advertises Kwik-Way valve grinder and reseater services to reface valves and cut seats to original bevels. Flat rate pricing claims savings on gas and oil as the key benefit and invites customers to view the system in action.
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D. V
Boy Scouts Visit Camp Jefferson With Diller Group
The Diller scouts joined Sec. Leask for a Saturday outing at Camp Jefferson. Three veteran scouts Leask Tristman and Clark accompanied the group. The trip featured hiking cheering and a championship ball game. Burl Northup sustained a cheek cut from unexpected barbed wire, caught by surprise during the activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sec. Leask
Diller
Camp Jefferson
Messers Leask
Tristman
Clark
Leask
Babe Ruth
Burl Northup
Cully Ships Cattle to St. Joseph Market Tuesday
Frank Cully sent a carload of cattle to the St. Joe market on Tuesday. Dr. S. A. Casady, physician and surgeon, offers diagnosis and treatment by the Electronic Reaction of Abrams, with chronic diseases and nonsurgical cancer treatment advertised. Office 4104 Court St Beatrice Nebraska.
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Frank Cully
St. Joe
S. A. Casady
Abrams
Court St
Beatrice
Nebr
Old Midwest Relics in Diller Community Collections
The Diller column notes artifacts in a local collection including a Salt Lake Herald from June 5 1870 a set of Prairie Farmer numbers from Chicago 1847 and a well preserved army hardback memento from the Civil War 1861 to 1865 The writer invites attention to other antiquities worthy of mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon D. Hill
Salt Lake Herald
Prairie Farmer
Chicago
Diller
Chautauqua Committees Appointed Ahead of Diller Event
President W. F. Clark completes committee appointments for the Chautauqua at Diller scheduled June 5 to 10. Key appointments include E. H. as ticket chair, Mrs. D. V. Fanders head of decorating, Miss Edith Patton as assistant junior superintendent, and Miss Mildred Mayborn as pianist. Season ticket sales solicitation to begin soon.
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W. F. Clark
E. H
D. V. Fanders
Edith Patton
Mildred Mayborn
Funeral for Conklin Bracken at Steele City
Carl Franzen and Erma with Mr and Mrs S C Moser attended the Monday funeral in Steele City for Conklin Bracken 58 who died Friday after a six month illness. A former Iowa resident, he was a blacksmith and carpenter and ran a hardware shop in Steele City for four years. Survived by three children. Services at the Presbyterian church followed by burial in Steele City cemetery.
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Carl Franzen
Erma
S. C. Moser
Steele City
Mr. Franzen
Conklin Bracken
Bracken
Iowa
Presbyterian Church
Maria J Garrels obituary records long Nebraska life
Maria Jansen Garrels born June 29 1858 in Lebanon Illinois died May 3 1926 at age 67 years 10 months 4 days at home near Diller Nebraska. She married John Henry Bohlen Weber June 5 1876 in New Douglas Illinois and had four children. After 1884 marriage to Fred H Garrell nine children born four surviving. Moved from New Douglas to Barneston 1897 then near Diller 1901. Survived by husband Fred H Sates and children W Garrels Fred Garrels Frank Garrels Harvey Garrels fourteen grandchildren five sisters two brothers. Funeral at home then St Johns Lutheran Lanham burial in Lanham church cemetery.
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Maria Jansen Garrels
Trauernicht
Lebanon
St. Clair Co
Ill
Diller
Nebr
John Henry Bohlen Weber
New Douglas
Madison Co
Fred H. Garrell
Wm. Garrels
City
Fred Garrela
Odell
Frank Garrels
Manhattan
Kan
Harvey Garrels
Steele City
St Johns Luthern Church
Lanham
Death of Mrs Harriet Anderson at 81 in Endicott area
Mrs Harriet Anderson of Endicott died last Friday at her daughter Mrs Ed Thrapp's home near Steele City aged 81. After a short service at the house the body was moved to Endecott for funeral services at the church and burial in Fairbury cemetery.
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Harriet Anderson
Endicott
Ed. Thrapp
Steele City
Endecott
Fairbury
Tincher Family Visit Highlights Odell Sunday
Donald Tincher and his relatives spent Sunday visiting in Odell. The gathering drew family members from nearby areas and offered a chance to reconnect with kin and share stories.
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Donald Tincher
Odell
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens State Bank
Philip Svoboda
Alvin Southwick
Diller, Nebr
Clark’s
Red
Brown Sox
Farmers Union Co-operative
John H. Saathoff
Ralph Beckman
R. W. Green
Omaha
Alpha Wiemers
E. S. Diller
Mr. Diller
Meyer Bro’s
Tonials
Orange and Black Orchestra
Boy Scouts
Rexall Drug Store
H. K. Shutt
Y.P.C. U
Phyllis Patton
Bradford Diller
Kingwood
E. F. Habicht