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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1921
Page
1
The Senior class of Diller High School stages Cupid at Vassar in the opera house this Friday with Franz’s Orchestra. Admission is 35 and 50 cents.
Fanders and Robertson announce a new auto running gear aligner and warn that improper alignment causes front tires to wear out quickly, sometimes from 350 to 700 miles and blow out. They urge customers to have tires examined for safety.
The Jefferson county S. S. association will hold its annual convention at Plymouth Nebraska on May 21 1921. All churches are urged to send delegates and those interested in S. S. work are invited. Programs will be mailed to all known S. S. attendees. Address Fairbury Nebr for a copy and bring the assessment. D. J. Wood Co. Pres.
Capt Andrews plans 100 red cedar trees on his southwest town area as a lasting memorial. The project aims to benefit others and future generations, with the grove expected to grow into a admired landmark over twenty five years.
Notices list cabbage plants for sale at the Methodist parsonage and mention a U. S. Standard test dip for country or hogs by H. K. Shutt. Bread at Miller's restaurant praised. Jesse Brandt returns from Lincoln after hospital operation. Corn planting to begin as fields dry. Dr Ellis to attend the State Dental convention in Omaha May 16 to 19, with office closed.
Geo M Place with son Pearly and daughter Ethel traveled to Beat Rice to visit his wife and mother in hospital where her condition worsened. The village board was re elected for the year with H K Shutt as chair, C E Reinhardt clerk, C E Waggoner treasurer, John Claugson water commissioner, Ott Fox street commissioner. Health board named H K Shutt chair, J E Copeland secretary, Dr O C Diehl medical examiner.
The editor notes no class bias in coverage of last weeks junior class play And Home Came Ted. The show sold out with door receipts near $200 and featured characters like Skeet Kelley hotel clerk Diana Garwood heiress Ira Stone the villain Aunt Jubilee the cook Jim Ryker a lawyer and Sambo Learners among others.
Mrs Mary Miller born April 15 1860 in Donahue Iowa died May 8 1921 at 61. Funeral at Christian church Fairbury conducted by Mr Buckner with burial in Prairie Home cemetery. Survived by eight children thirteen grandchildren and siblings. long community worker and charter member of several civic groups.
Jacob Lottman of Harbine Nebraska appears in a social note with Mrs Anna M Willems and Mr and Mrs Ed McCune of Shea noted in the same item. The snippet highlights North Platte area social ties and names several local residents.
We thank friends and relatives for kindnesses flowers service of autos singers and all assistance during the sickness death and burial of our beloved mother.
Mrs Sarat Carr hosts the Missionary Society in the Federated church with Mrs Ora Mayborn as leader. Thursday May 19 at 2 30 p m an offering for the first quarter will be received and all women are invited.
Mary Richardson and Nellie Green visited classes signaling a strong Freshman class. Junior Latin finished Cicero studies while a Homer reading by Audrey Diller drew praise at the Art Exhibit. May 13 picnic day and May 15 baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Innis precede May 19 commencement with Prof Fogg as speaker.
Walter Hanson's school beat rivals 9 to 7 in a baseball game and swept the county track meet led by Anderson Starr Diehl and Bowers. The grammar room toured Henrich's grove while Diller High's team posted 44 points, with Reynolds and Plymouth close behind. notable mentions include chair elect Robert Diller and new pupil Bernardina McKinley.
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