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25 May 1928
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The Diller Record in Diller, Nebraska
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1928
Page
1
Lincoln visits and local notices from Diller area
Richard Mayborn visits relatives in Lincoln and Mrs. Geo Riddle spends Saturday in Lincoln visiting friends. Lucius Pearce and Wanda Walden attend Fairbury events. Joe Johnson near Diller ill at home. Ellison and Schutte attend a Fairbury ball game. Rev. Harris returns from Kansas City Methodist conference. Mrs. Ludwick learns of sister Jack Zeller’s illness in Bucyrus Ohio and leaves Monday for ten days. Telephone directories for 1928 available at the central office. The marriage of James Emerson and Emma Ferry of Diller occurs in Lincoln. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hays and Mrs. Neal Diller travel to Chicago. W. E. Mudge returns from Lincoln with granddaughter Pearl Wells headed to Moorcroft Wyoming for summer on a cattle ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Ludwick
Jack Zeller
Bucyrus
Ohio
Ross Hays
Neal Diller
Mrs. Diller
Chicago
W.E. Mudge
Lincoln
Miss Pearl Wells
Diller High School
Moorcroft
Wyo
Beatrice Babies and Local Farm Notes Mixed in Brief
The text notes births in Beatrice area including a son born to Rev. and Mrs August Dumin of Harbine and a son born to Gen. Perry and Louise Leaper of Fairbury. It also mentions alfalfa crop timing and local ration plans with a likely ticket sale canvas expected later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agon
August Dumin
Harbine
Beatrice Hospital
Gen. Perry
Louise Leaper
Fairbury
Perry
Diller
Visit with Charley Brandt and Mise Lavoo Alter North Platte Trip
Charley Brandt and his granddaughter Mise Mary Lavoo planned a Tuesday auto trip to North Platte Nebraska. They sought a brief visit with a relative during the journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Brandt
Mise
Mary Lavoo
North Platte
Nebr
Local Residents Relocate to Work in Pens until Fall
Rev H and wife, former Diller residents, will stay in Ames to work this period. The pair plan to reside in Bird City again in fall when he resumes teaching and she assists him while attending school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea Ph
Ames Seduk Peeler
Rev
Diller
Bird City
Anna
Ston
Mrs Adeline Miller Kennedy Visits Relatives in California
Mrs Adeline Miller Kennedy and two boys visit her brother Scott A. Miller and other Miller relatives. They say goodbye to Mr Miller and plan to return by rail after visiting California relatives including Cheyenne and Salt Lake City areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Miller Kennedy
Scott A. Miller
Diller
Mr. Miller
Cheyenne
Saltheke
Green couple visit Lincoln for Emerson Ferry wedding
The Green family traveled to Lincoln yesterday to attend the Emerson Ferry wedding. The article notes a 36 degree frost and a light morning frost observed by early risers. Memorial Day services are planned at 11 in the Methodist church with music and Rev. Ludwick delivering the sermon. Decoration Day on May 6 is not expected to be observed in Diller this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Ludwick
Diller
Penne hostess leads club gathering and summer plan
Mrs Willis Clark hosted a midweek club meeting with thirteen members and three guests. The group voted to pause meetings until fall and planned a summer picnic, with Mrs Viers Waggoner and Hutchingon arranging. Refreshments were served by Mrs Clark and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Clark
Lodwick
Allie Eick
Musser
Viers
Waggoner
Hutchingon
Clark
Fry
Henrichs
Surprise Birthday Party for Mr. Malchow at Harbine Home
One of the year’s biggest surprises occurred at the Chris Malchow home near Harbine for his forty second birthday. About thirty nine guests from the Lutheran church at Ellis and local neighbors attended an evening of visiting and rock playing. A late hour lunch followed and Mr. Malchow received many gifts while recovering from a difficult winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Malchow
Harbine
Mr. Malchow
Ellis
Aota
Merry Sans Gordi
Cr. Pebler
Charles Malchow
Frank Garten
Johnsow
Dan Malchow
Diller
Pay
George
Paul Krause
Will Malchhow
Lawrence
Pearl
Norman Shipper
Ferdinand Malchow
Beatrice Sun
Miss Grayce Myers Back From Falls City Teaching Post
Miss Grayce Myers returned home last Friday from Falls City Nebraska where she taught in city schools for several terms and was re elected at an advance in salary for next year The J N C met at the home of Mrs Clarence Hiatt Wednesday Nine members four visitors and ten children attended The afternoon was spent in playing rock High score by Mrs Chas Hays and Mrs Frank Robinson Robinson drew the high number and won the prize Next meeting will be with Mrs C Bowen June 6 Each member will respond to roll call with a limrick on some club member.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grayce Myers
Falls City
Nebr
Clarence Hiatt
Rock
Chas. Hays
Frank Robinson
Robinson
C. Bowen
Limrick
Miss Bernice Calkins Leaves District 89 For Boulder Summer
Miss Bernice Calkins closed her school in District 89 two miles south of Diller last Friday and left Saturday for Boulder Colorado with Mr and Mrs Bert Bell driving as far west as McCook to meet twins Beulah and Beatrice Dunn children of Mr and Mrs Claude Dunn. She will continue to Boulder for the summer and plans to return in the fall to resume teaching in the same district with a salary increase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Calkins
Dist
Diller
Boulder
Colo
Bert Bell
McCook
Beulah
Beatrice Dunn
Claude Dunn
Miss Calkins
Beatrice Edges Beavers In Ten Inning Fairbury Game
Dr. Claude Ellis attended the state dental association meeting at Lincoln. Beatrice beat Diller 11 to 10 in ten innings at Fairbury drawing many Diller residents as spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Ellis
State Dental Association
Lincoln
S. S. Picnic Adventures and Morning Outing
A May Saturday morning S S class from a M E church holds a church picnic at a teacher Hazel Geer’s home. They trek to the country for breakfast, chase by dogs, crawl through barb wire fences, then rest in a shady spot to play games and roast marshmallows before returning home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W
M.E
Hazel Geer
Grain Market Prices Reported In Crowded Trading
Wheat and grain prices show mixed movement with figures such as 53.6 for wheat and 6.6 for other grains amid active trading. Market observers note volatility as buyers reassess supply and demand factors in a brisk session.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Richard Mayborn
Cornbelt Lumber Co
Mrs. Geo. Riddle
Lucius Alfred Pearce
Wanda Golden Walden
Joe Johnson
A. J. Ellison
W. F. Schutte
Harris
Kansas City
James H. Emerson
Emma Ferry
Licoln
Sambett Libr. Co
Biller
P&g
Cully Grocery
R. W. Green
Emerson Ferry
N.C. SA
Ansbacher
Arsenate
Paris Green
H. K. Shutt
Rexall
Honor Bright
Macroni
Farmer's Union Cash Store
Beatrice
S. S. Picnic
Diller Grain Market
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