Our United Nation Memorial Day tribute note
Our United Nation Memorial Day is a day to pause and bow heads in tribute to our martyrs. The observance honors those who sacrificed for the nation and invites reflection across communities.
28 May 1926
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1926
Page
1
Our United Nation Memorial Day is a day to pause and bow heads in tribute to our martyrs. The observance honors those who sacrificed for the nation and invites reflection across communities.
Local notices from Diller include hay requests, heart trouble update for 11 Will Behrends, new subscriber Ralph Beckman, and Ray Green finishing a cement driveway. Visits touch Lincoln and Virginia Nebr connections with Ladimer Lukes family, and Stutts attendances at Diller commencement with Howard Stotts graduate. Fly nets offered by Gus Dressen and seed for Sudan grass and Kaffir corn for sale at J. H. Suathoft's. Carrie Wrigley travels to Wayne Nebr to visit Edith Dale.
Clark's Cash Produce Market lists hens 22c, roosters 9c, eggs 23c, cream 33c. Bring in produce. Located in Lessor Building. Open Wednesday evening.
The Ladies of Keystone Clans will host a Missionary Tea at the Christian church on Friday afternoon June 4. A program titled Women of Destiny will be presented. All church and congregation ladies are invited and a silver offering will be collected.
President Coolidge remains a firm backer of his hometown Chautauqua. He continues to sign the yearly contract for the large annual assembly, praising its role in democracy, spiritual liberty, and spreading knowledge widely.
Auction notice lists a seven foot cut McCormick binder with auto tongue truck in good condition. Item located on an old farm one mile north of Diller Nebraska. Inquiries to Marten Fanders in Beatrice Nebraska.
Memorial exercises Sunday honor Decoration Day with a 11 a m service at Methodial church where Rev W F Clark will deliver the Memorial address and a Monday afternoon event at city hall with Rev McCallister speaking at the cemetery. Wreath volunteers meet Saturday at 1 30 p m and flower bringers notify Mrs A A Mr and Mrs Enealy Carmichael. Fred Witty home visit ends with grandson Dean visiting relatives in Diller for the chautauqua.
Miss Beulah Thompson came home Saturday after her school at Dorchester closed last week.
Diller grain market lists corn at 58 to 60 cents and wheat at 1.36 dollars with oats at 35 cents. An ad by John H. Gathoff promotes painting and paper hanging services and displays contact line.
Fergusons Light Opera Company presents versatile programs including a genuine opera with Dr. Raymond B Tolbert as a featured orator from New York. Bennets Marimba Band offers ensemble and solo numbers alongside Zapata Novelty Troubadours, Broadway drama The Fool, Robt Morningstar, Madam Mabel Wagner Shank, and other acts.
Cal Waggoner of Diller and Will Wehling of Lanham attended the Nebraska State shooting tournament in Columbus during four days this week.
Several Diller members of the M W A attended a Steele City camp meeting Tuesday night where a class of new members was admitted into the order.
The J N C met with Mrs Nora Amos on May 26 with seven members six visitors and three children present. Afternoon visitors were Leona Amos Iia Woods Clara Madden Nellie Frisbie Gladys Hayes and Thella Madden. A luncheon followed and the next meeting is set with Mrs Marguerite Packer on June 2 with no work planned. The body of Miss Laura Hullman who died in Beatrice hospital was brought to the Hullman home for funeral services on Sunday. Carroll Diller is on two week vacation visiting his parents J Smith Diller. he has worked as a chemical engineer in New York and Wichita Kansas.
A light shower of under half an inch fell around 8 o clock Thursday morning, ending a heat wave that saw temperatures from 90 to 93 degrees over three to four days.
Theo Henrichs advertises choice Holstein dairy cows for sale most fresh recently. Diller Implement store offers 2-Cane seed and millet seed for sale.
Beatrice Nebraska listings advertise used pianos and player pianos with prices from 125 to 275 dollars. A. Palmer Co. offers a stock including Walnut cases and well known makes near the Post Office in Beatrice.
The annual Play Day at Blauser School took place Saturday May 22 featuring a noon picnic dinner and a ball game between married and single men ending 20 to 11 in favor of the married men. Ice cream was served after the game and the day saw minor mishaps Buck Hudson mashed lip and George Freitag with a broken straw hat.
Card of Thanks expresses deep gratitude to those who helped during bereavement illness and death of a husband and father. Names include Mrs George Goit Jr Mrs T W Goit Mr and Mrs G V McCullough. Crop conditions report favorable with corn stands and rapid wheat growth. Harry Strockey and Mrs George Strockey along with Mrs L J Cole traveled to Lincoln for treatment at the Lincoln Sanitarium.
C. J. Mayborn and family visited at Lincoln on Wednesday and were returning home in the cool of the evening.
Audit summary of funds for the Village of Diller Nebraska for the year ending May 1 1926 showing receipts from miscellaneous items and utility revenues. Listed balances include general fund 87.10 dollars water fund 100.08 dollars interest fund 105.72 dollars light fund 76.29 dollars linking fund 1285.85 dollars and total cash on hand 1608.99 dollars. Endorsed by H. K. Shutt J. Smith and the Diller Editing Committee.
Qualified voters of School District No 70 in Diller Nebraska are warned that the annual meeting will be held at the district schoolhouse on June 14 at 8 PM. Voters will decide by taxation whether to raise 12000 dollars for the coming year's expenses as required by law.
Charles Hill, son of Mr and Mrs W W Hill of the Ellie area, stepped on a rusty nail and suffered a severe foot injury. He was transported to a Beat Rice hospital for treatment.
A son named Dennis Leroy was born Wednesday to Mr. and Mrs. Ziemann, Gladys Hudson, at the George Hudson farm located 24 miles north and 23 west of Diller.
Claus Seathoff suffered a broken left arm while trying to lead a fractious male colt Sunday. Dr. Dieh] was summoned and reduced the fracture.
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