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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1920
Page
1
A pledge to provide a bank where customers can obtain, on demand, any service consistent with contemporary banking. The statement emphasizes broad access and universal applicability of financial products, aiming to meet diverse needs.
Listings include Memorial services at M E church, birth of a girl to Mr and Mrs Ira London, new furniture at Freemans in Fairbury, Volney Raymond buys Owl Pharmacy, Miller's restaurant promotions, visits from Wilber and Cleve Hiatt, and a June 2nd Farmer's Union meeting. Also mentions Shawl of local business ads and paper price concerns.
W. H. Schmuelle has moved back to Diller from Helvey and is occupying the A. D. Stotts residence recently vacated by Professor Domer.
S. C. White purebred hens offer Leghorn eggs for hatching at one dollar per setting and five dollars per hundred. Satisfaction guaranteed. Mrs. T. C. Henrichs. tf
Tuesday night records show two new names added to the Diller committee to push the Pawnee City to Fairbury road. The group aims to extend the route to Wymore and considers naming it Otoe Highway with Indian head markers. funds to mark the route to be raised by subscription and local cooperation until broader aid arrives.
An aeroplane owned by Blevens and Reed of Kansas City arrived at Diller last Friday evening and stayed until Sunday offering five minute rides for ten dollars. Passengers included John Sparks E Waggoner Miss Alice Line Clarence Steffen Rex Green Will Henrichs Paul Beck Miss Flora Waggoner Ben Seibolts Miss Fern Cavett Max Bel and Donald Bugbee. Mr Beckwith and Miss Waggoner enjoyed special aerial flipflops for their gratification and the crowd's amusement.
Notice invites All G A R and Sons of Veterans and Ladies' Patriotic Club members plus Spanish American and World War soldiers including 8 A T C to meet at City Hall Sunday at 10 30 for services at M E church and again at 2 to form a procession to Prairie Home cemetery to decorate. Donations of flowers encouraged to Mrs Geo Myers or City Hall. R F Starr Secy.
Notice. All persons having bills against school list No. 70 Diller please present them at once to the secretary A D Stotts. Miss Alta Calkin left here Monday evening after a ten weeks stay with her sister Mrs Oliver Farrow to visit relatives in Fairbury and Plattsmouth before returning home at Brainerd Minnesota.
Naphtali Lodge No 206 A F and A M elected officers for the coming year at the Tuesday night session. Worshipful Master H. K. Shutt served as W M with S W Chas E Waggoner and J W Wm G Robertson as other officers. J Smith Diller was chosen secretary and A Snyder treasurer.
The forty day limit for protests against the proposed Conko Granted Districts to the State Department of Public Instruction must expire July 15, 1920. Henry Abrams Co Supt C S Andrews Elector Frank Kaiser Elector and Jorden Sandman and Claude Dunn attended a Masonic conclave at Lincoln taking degrees. Claude says it was the most strenuous four days work he ever tackled and clarifies he did not honeymoon as reports claimed.
Sunday school at 2 o clock followed by preaching at 3 o clock. The congregation will meet immediately after the service. All members are requested to stay.
Sunday school 10 a m Epworth League 7 p m Evening service 8 p m Prayer service Thursday 8 p m Choir practice Friday 8 p m Pastor at Rock Creek 11 a m Memorial service at M E church Rev King preaches 11 a m Special music evening service All welcome.
Last Sunday the congregation saw a larger turnout than the prior week and expressed encouragement at rising attendance. Monday evening the young Ladies and Young Men's Sunday school classes were hosted by Mr and Mrs Diehl and Mrs Green in honor of Mildred Domer who has served as Sunday School Secretary.
The note recalls a social gathering at Mrs Diehl’s and Mrs R W Green’s with laughter and light refreshments before closing with a call to support the Children’s Day Program, now in preparation for a successful event in Lincoln.
A notice lists Sunday activities at the church: Sunday School at 10, Union Memorial Service at 11 with the pastor preaching, C E Society at 7 led by Audrey Diller, and a 8 pm evening sermon on Uses of Scripture. Midweek prayer is at 8 on Wednesday with Bible study.
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