Community Notes and Local Personal News Highlights
Farmers' Union Oil prompts prompt deliveries. Mrs Kate Tucker dined with Mrs J E Cattler. Mrs Albert Weber in town after illness. Rev R M Harris and H H Beckwith to Omaha on business. Mr and Mrs Ben L Yost visited relatives in Lincoln and Utica Neb. Everett Green’s Lincoln home welcomes a 74th son. Clifford Sparks buys second car a Ford roadster for mail route. Harold Barnett family Waverly and Frances Barnett Lincoln visit Diller area. Rupert Andrews buys a new Durant car. Homer Brunk and relatives visit Plymouth area. Fly nets leather net $850 cord nets $7.00. Gus Dressen. Wilbur Eick injures foot with axe on Monday now crutching. Orvil Belding’s two year old recovering from bowel trouble.
Weaver Family Visits New Grandson in Sabetha Kansas
Mr and Mrs Henry Weaver and family visited Sunday with their son Chester and wife in Sabetha Kansas to meet their new grandson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Weaver
Nellie
Ere
Doyle Eaver
Chester
Sabetha, Kans
Weaver
Richardson Daughter on Sick List This Week
Eleanor Richardson daughter of Mr and Mrs Leonard Richardson was on the sick list at the start of the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Richardson
Leonard Richardson
Beatrice Social Guests and Atlanta Birth Report
Mr and Mrs John Carrico and Mr and Mrs Isaac Saylor dined Monday with Mrs W A Boggs in Beatrice. An eight pound boy was born Saturday May 5 to Mr and Mrs C P Bradley Gertrude Diller formerly of Diller in Atlanta Ga. Mr and Mrs C L Geers and children Hazel and Virgil visited last Sunday with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Chester Weaver and their new baby boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Carrico
Isaac Saylor
W. A. Boggs
Beatrice
C. P. Bradley
Gertrude Diller
of Diller
Atlanta, Ga
Premium Pennsylvania hard coal on track for next winter
Cornbelt Lumber Co announces a shipment of premium Pennsylvania hard coal by rail in the next few days, inviting buyers to secure baseburner coal for the upcoming winter. Manager C. L. Geer at Diller Nebraska oversees the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornbelt Lbr, Co
C. L. Geer
Mgr. Diller
Nebr
Local officials and residents visit Diller events
O. R. Jones a deputy state food and oil inspector from Fairbury was a business visitor in Diller on Wednesday. Mrs W F Myers and daughter Caveloa visited with her parents Mr and Mrs W N Sparks and other Diller relatives. The B B Kensington met with Mrs Ed Walken May 8. Seven members and three children attended. The next meeting will be with Mrs Lew Wehling May 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. R. Jones
Fairbury
Diller
W. F. Myers
Caveloc
W. N. Sparks
B. B. Kensington
Ed Walken
Lew Wehling
Kizers and Bedds Visit Lincoln Callanders on Sunday
Mrs. J. L. Kizer of Lincoln Mrs. W M Kizer of Schenectady NY and Mrs. Elizabeth Bedd and daughter Grace of St. Louis spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. M. Callander.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. L. Kizer
Lincoln
W M. Kizer
Schenectady
New York
Elizabeth Bedd
Grace
St. Louis
M. Callander
Waggoners Return From Lincoln Visit With Relatives
Mr. and Mrs. Chas Waggoner returned from Lincoln after a brief visit with relatives. Their son Lynn and Alfred Mayborn, both at the state university, accompanied them home. Myrtle Evans 5 miles north and 4 east of Diller suffered cuts when a team ran away and wagon upset. Dr Diehl dressed her injuries. Frank Frisbie will lead Standard Oil at Diller after selling his harness business in Fairbury. They plan to reside at the Place property after the 15th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Waggoner
Lincoln
Lynn
Alfred Mayborn
The
State University
Myrtle Evans
Oscar Evans
Diller
Diehl
Frank Frisbie
Fairbury
Standard Oil Co
Place
Lavelle and
Short Streets
Diller Weekend Activity Draws Crowd and Alumni
Mr and Mrs Dale Bugbee of Lincoln travel toward Diller to visit relatives and plan to teach in Honolulu next year. A large Diller gathering included trading, an auction by Farmers Store and J H Saathoff, a movie by local merchants, and shops staying open late. The Diller High School Senior class staged Educating Esther to a $1 12 gross with 20 and 40 cent prices, supported by a lively orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale “Bugbee
Lincoln
Diller
Honolulu
H. I
Bugbee
Beatrice
Beatrice Sun
J. H. Saathoff
Esther
Diller Opera House
Diller High School
Western Kansas trip notes and farm visits reported
Dr and Mrs Claude Ellis return from western Kansas noting wheat near Bird City and Enroute. They visit Mr and Mrs w Will Ziebig and family site south of Kanorado. Willig farms a land section and a half with cattle. They spend night with McDonald family and Florence of Atwood. Weather mentions rough conditions and rain extending west to Atwood area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Ellis
Kansas
Bird City
Will Ziebig
Willig
Kanorado
Hee
McDonald
Florence
Atwood
Aemegton
Diller Churches Prepare for Mother’s Day Observance
Corn planting dominates farming around Diller as farmers expect about ninety percent of acreage planted by Saturday night if weather stays favorable. Ground is in good condition with many double mowers drawn by six horses in use.
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Diller
Obituary for Martin Arnold of Harbine Nebr 1928
It pleased the Almighty God to take Martin Arnold born December 11 1894 in Lanham Nebraska son of George Arnold and Elisa Mueller. He was confirmed in 1909 by Rev J Schmalz. Full services were at the Reformed Church near Harbine with Rev A Dumin officiating. Burial followed in Chure Cemetery. The Arnold family thanks sympathizers in their bereavement Harbine Nebraska May 8 1928.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Arnold
George Arnold
Elisa Magdelene Nee Mueller
Lanham
Nebr
J. Schmalz
Rom
the Reformed
Harbine
A Dumin
Chure
Geo. Arnold, Sr
Funeral held for longtime Johnston County resident Frank Walker
Mr and Mrs George Renz and Mr and Mrs Herman Sasse attended the funeral Sunday in Elk Creek Nebraska for Frank Walker age 73 a pioneer resident of Johnston County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Renz
Herman Sasse
Elk Creek
Nebr
Frank Walker
Johnson County
Diller Grain Market Update Declines in Sparse Trade
Market activity at Diller grain exchange shows limited buyer interest and light selling as prices drift lower. Traders cite weather delays and uncertain demand for upcoming harvest.
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Citizens State Bank
Farmers’ Union Oil Company
Kate Tucker
J. E. Cattler
Albert Weber
R. M. Harris
H. H. Beckwith
Omaha
Ben L. Yost
Utica
Everett Green
Clifford Sparks
Harold Barnett
Waverly
Frances Barnett
C. E. Barnett
Rupert Andrews
Mrs. Homer Brunk
Plymouth
Gus Dressen
Wilbur Eick
Orvil Belding
Diner Opera House
George Pickard
J. A. Pickard
S. F. Clark
Pennsylvania
Jerees Borden
Black Bird Japan
Ave
Carnes
Cully Grocery
Rexall Store
Diller, Nebr
H. K. Shutt
Diller Grain Market
L. A. Blauser
White Lake
Farmer's Union Cash Store