Citizens State Bank Pride in How We Run Bank
A brief bank statement touts responsible operations and lists the town's leading depositors as supporters of Citizens State Bank.
11 May 1917
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1917
Page
1
A brief bank statement touts responsible operations and lists the town's leading depositors as supporters of Citizens State Bank.
The week saw large corn plantings and mentions of oak walnut and red elm. Fence posts list from 10 to 18 cents. Several locals travel, including Mrs Brandt visiting Odell and Flora Riddle, while others attend events and enlistment efforts.
Community diary from Diller Nebraska records visitors from nearby towns and relatives, planting corn, a frost damaging beans and potatoes, and upcoming observances. Notable names include Cloyd Cully Pearl Bausch A T Watson Grace Diehl Nancy Clark D H Diller Henry Foats Fritz Rees Roe Clark Scott Miller DILLER area residents plan Memorial and Decoration day activities.
Thos. P. Price returned Sunday evening from Kansas City after a visit with his brother P. W. and family. Effie Clark and her brother D. H. Diller visited Tuesday afternoon with their uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Zoellen in Steele City.
Misses Gladyg and Marjorie Cully came back Monday from Lincoln and University Place where they visited relatives over the weekend.
An advertisement touts the Superior Brand soda water as pasteurized and refreshing. It claims low cost and ready availability from J. G. retailer, dated April 20, 1941.
Mrs F A Garmony attended the Fairbury District convention of the Women's Home Society at Beatrice for two days. She led the exercises on Saturday morning and was elected vice president at a business meeting.
Mr Irl Else of near Hollenberg Kansas has accepted the accountant position at Citizens State Bank and began work Monday morning.
Mr and Mrs E L Loock and daughter Charlotte returned Tuesday from Peoria Ill where they attended the funeral of Mr Loock s father.
F. E. Franzen of Deshler visited with Diller relatives between trains on Wednesday. Folley, a former Diller youth now running a garage and auto business in Deshler for about five years, was described as making good.
Colorado Lump coal offered this month with storage prices. Customers urged to place orders for coal next winter. Avery Lumber Co promotes its coal and storage options as a reliable supply source.
W. L. Weigel has completed his optometry course at the Needles Institute in Kansas City and returned Friday to his home with his parents Mr and Mrs E E Weigel. He has not yet decided where he will locate.
Eighth grade pupils at multiple districts will take the final examination on one day only Friday May 11 at Fairbury Daykin Helvey Gladstone Reynolds Endicott Steele City Diller Harbine Jansen Plymouth Bower District No 49. Henry Abrams County Superintendent.
Henry Fanders Carla Schnuelle and Walter Tasche dug into a coyotes den on Schnuelle land four miles northwest of Diller and captured five young puppies. The next morning Walter shot and killed the old coyote at seventy five yards. The boys returned to town Saturday to check for a bounty on their scalps.
Next Sunday May 13 is set aside by proclamations to honor mothers. The Methodist church will host a Mothers Day service in the evening with special music and a sermon. Morning sermon at 11 a.m. titled The Unseen Ally. Epworth League and Sunday School as usual. Prayer meeting Wednesday 8 o'clock at Sheese.
A compact sermon outline lists how sin separates from God blinds spiritual eyes dulls conscience and destroys the soul with biblical references. It cites Genesis Job Proverbs Jeremiah Timothy Colossians and Galatians to support each claim.
Christian leaders announce next Sunday Mothers Day observances in the Bible school with a special sermon honoring mothers. A chorus practice is scheduled for Saturday evening at the church under Pastor Atwood as the community is urged to attend and worship.
Mrs Ensley Carmicheal was a passenger aboard a Burlington train heading to Beatrice on Monday. The note confirms her travel details with the Burlington route.
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