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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1929
Page
1
The column lists residents under the weather with several ailments including Fred DeBoer and E L Loock. John Greider tends to a residence with a new shingle roof while Dr Ellis drives a four door Ford. Ina Reelf visits Beatrice hospital. Benford Bell and Mrs Bell of Lincoln visit relatives. Green and Cleo have a Sunday dinner with the Fishers of Beatrice.
Carmbell Lumber Co presents a free picture show at the Diller Opera House on June 17 with L Geer manager. Mrs S J Thompson and children Pearl Mary Lou and Robert visit Dorchester with son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Frank Andelt. They plan a brief Lincoln stop on return home to visit relatives.
The Jefferson County Assessment Association has carried insurance for its members for 28 years at an average cost of 90c per hundred for combined coverage for five years. Farmers are urged to insure with us to save and keep money at home. Contact Carl Schnuelle, Diller, Secretary.
A fragmented ad page promotes self feeders, screens, and fencing with light quips about marriage, cigars, bathing suits, and varnish. Mentions the Merchandise Mart project, painted doors, and growing farm prosperity as signals to buy painting and fence materials.
A wedding at the Odell home of Clem and [Clem L.] Poidevin united Fern LePoidevin and Keith A. Hays in a pink and white ceremony. The bride, a Odell High School graduate and teacher, wore white silk crepe and pink roses. The groom, son of A. Hays of Diller and a farmer, plans to farm on his parents’ land east of Odell. The couple will reside on the farm after a ten day honeymoon traveling to Lincoln and Chicago.
Billie Blauser received an ugly gash above the right eye Monday afternoon while playing with classmates on a barbed wire fence. The report notes accompanying adults and families at local events, including a Mother's Day dinner at Lincoln with Phi Ma sorority members.
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