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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1925
Page
3
The Record lists sales notices for chunk wood and office bills and notes the M W A meets on the second and fourth Thursdays. It mentions weekend visits by Miss Lois Martin and Miss Bunnie Green, a Lincoln trip, and local medical and monument services in Fairbury Nebraska.
For sale a few prize winning purebred Rhode Island Red cockerels at attractive prices for immediate take. Stock produced from a $15.00 rooster. Also several Duroc Jersey male pigs offered at farmers prices by Ben Henrichs. If Miss Alice Specht was brought home to her parents Mr and Mrs Geo Specht last Friday from a Fairbury hospital after an operation she is recovering well.
Temporary seats are being installed to handle 15 000 extra spectators for the Nebraska Notre Dame Thanksgiving day game at Lincoln. Officials expect all fans may acquire a seat if desired.
A small country school can outperform a fine building if pupils are earnest and teachers inspire them. Home attitude matters as parents who engage with lessons motivate children to view school as a real job and attend to their work.
The Woman's club met last Monday afternoon with Mrs. Catlett hosting. Twelve members and two visitors heard talks by Mrs. W. F. Clark and Mrs. O. J. Mayborn on Eastern cities. A vocal solo by Mrs. H. Thompson and violin/piano pieces followed, with refreshments provided by Mrs. A. O. Richardson and Mrs. H. Frisbie.
Hampshire exhibitors H enrichs Bros and Edgar F Henrichs of Diller won premiums at Thayer Co Fair North Central Kansas Free Fair Nebraska State Fair Jefferson Co Fair Gage Co Fair and Pawnee Co Fair. Awards include multiple 1sts 2nds 3rds and grand champion sows and boars across the venues.
Earl Riddle was on the sick list for several days last week. Lou Barber returned. A large number from the vicinity attended the funeral of Mrs. Diehl on Sunday. Les Barber was a Fairbury caller Monday. John Weerts was ill for several days last week. Reuen returned home after visits for Mrs. Diehl. Mr. and Mrs. R Andrews were detained. Voters meet Monday as Greenwood of Dist. 74 attends a teacher convention. Friendship club plans at Mrs. Rupert Drews home on Wednesday evening. St Joe market Tuesday.
Obituary for a Diller area resident born May 22, 1891 near Diller who died October 29, 1926 at 4 05 AM. She married Dr C C Diehl in 1917 and raised two children. Funeral held at Federated church Diller with burial in Prairie Home cemetery. Relatives and friends from Fairbury El Paso Lincoln Beatrice Axtell and other towns attended.
The Dieh family thanks kind friends for assistance and flowers offered during their recent bereavement. Dr OQ Dieh and family appreciate the community's support and expressions of sympathy.
Woodman chapter plans to boost interest by adding entertainment to regular camp meetings. They hint at avoiding more horse races due to lingering effects from the last event, but promise a plan just as engaging for the upcoming gathering.
Services for the coming Sunday include Sunday school at 9 30 A M preaching at 10 30 A M and the Lord s supper to follow Catechetical instruction starts Saturday at 9 o’clock All are invited to attend pastor Otto Bergfelder leads the congregation in Diller Nebraska
Sunday school music and scripture study encouraged by Rev W F Clark The Ladies Keystone class hosts a Kensington with Mrs Claude Cully on Friday afternoon Nov 13 The message promises to deepen faith and reflect on Jesus in daily life The Boys Came event noted in the evening
Rev W S McCallister urges participation in Sunday communion and upcoming Quarterly Conference at the church next Monday evening with Dr J R Gettys to attend. The Epworth League is praised and members are encouraged to bring others to Christ while prioritizing spiritual matters over material concerns.
A notice invites youths to a meeting at 6 45 PM at the Presbyterian church for discussion and a live debate. The Juniors will meet with Mrs Cloyd Cully for their session.
A nostalgic prospectus for The Youths Companion 1926 offering 52 issues plus remaining 1925 issues for $2.00 and optional McCall's Mene, promoting adventures to Maine woods Navaho Alaska and tropical seas with a call to subscribe from Boston.
Mr John Schneider 31 of near Plymouth and Miss Emma Kirchhoff 26 of near Diller wed at 1 30 yesterday afternoon at the German church eight miles north of Diller They will live on a farm near Plymouth Relatives Mrs Dick Kirchhoff and Herman Aeesia and Alfredia Myers of Byron attended the ceremony.
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