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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1929
Page
1
The fragment hints at economic thrift and protecting depositors while promoting their interests. It pitches bank safety and value in currency, urging customers to keep funds in the store bank for safer, reliable services and rising value.
Local items report illness and hospital visits as Warren Anpell has the flu and Mrs Ben Roel undergoes surgery. The Difler pience event is set for August 14 and 15. A 4-H Cooking Club forms at the Diller grade school with Miss Hazel Geer as leader. Several residents relocate or visit family, including Mr and Mrs Weyne Thompson in Lincoln and Alexdria trips. An eight pound girl was born May 20 to Mr and Mrs Robert James Ruth Rathbun southwest of Steele City.
The Jefferson County Assessment Assn. has carried insurance for its members for two and a half years at an average cost of 90 cents per hundred for combined insurance for five years. Farmers are urged to insure with us to save money at home. If interested, contact Carl Schenville, Diller, Secy.
Local ad celebrates service quality promising to please customers with low prices and reliable delivery. It promotes screens for porches, fencing cedar and steel posts, barb and woven wire, Monarch Paint, and a paint savings claim to justify cost. It urges readers to request estimates and inquire about porch screening.
The text mentions NCR earning $1 819 809 in the first quarter of 192%. It references personal choices and public figures, suggesting commentary on leadership and policy. It includes stray jokes about marriage, waterway and liquor policy, and a call to use a lumber supplier.
The meeting adjourned after deciding to hold the 33rd annual picnic on Wednesday with plans for a Christmas theme. A committee will be formed within weeks to oversee preparations and ensure the event’s success for a small Canadian audience.
Mr and Mrs Herots and their daughter hosted guests including Mrs Elizabeth Fouts and Mr and Mrs Paul and family of Orn Sundas. Jeremie Tue and Diller relatives joined for a musical evening on the street. The concert, sponsored by the Commercial Club, drew a large crowd with an invitation extended to the public. Remember the date next Wednesday night May 2002 band Cv Sd.
Be-Dufer women attend a Christian church event on Friday May 24 at 7 00 PM. Tickets are on sale at Frintues Cuie to make reservations.
Mrs Hansen will host the next B B Kensington meeting on Tuesday May 21. Members are asked to bring a needle thimble and scissors and to vote on whether meetings will continue through the summer months. Everyone is encouraged to attend.
Saturday afternoon at Bernice Calkins home a miscellaneous shower celebrated Marjorie Purse, a May bride to be. A mock wedding with Gwendolyn Gregg as groom and Margaret Morton as bride delighted guests. Josephine Conger read the ring ceremony while Margie Frisbie and Nellie Frisbie provided music and a Wishing Well gifted gifts for the honoree. A pink and white luncheon was hosted by Beatrice and Beulah Dunn.
Visitors from Fairbury Steele City and Los Angeles gathered as four generations joined in a funeral or graduation events at the Ur Opera house. Local families hosted dinners and shared in the commencement exercises at Harbine schools with Rev Lodwick giving the invocation and A J Denney delivering the address.
A 137 acre Diller farm owned by the heirs of the late Mrs Lee Clark sold this week for 125 per acre. Purchasers L Oaks and Orleva McLaughlin acquired north and south halves respectively in a cash sale negotiated by John Greider. Nearby visitors include Mrs Orma Outhier and Mrs Caldwell visiting relatives in Hastings and Garden City. Decoration Day plans noted.
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