14 Nov 1924
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1924
Page
1
A brief note from G. C. Blauser thanking voters for support in the recent election appears alongside a local update about Guy Cassel, formerly of the town, now in Steele City oil business, visiting to attend to business matters.
Miss Eva Stotts, a Steiner district east of town teacher, returned Sunday from Lincoln where she attended a meeting of the state teachers association.
A short quip notes contractor L. M. Cavett has built a hog house for John Loaper and humorously fears nationwide envy from other hogs.
Local auto shop invites owners to inspect new Ford radiators before repairing old ones and offers bearing burning services. John Pulec promotes affordable pricing and urges customers to bring in their old Fords.
Mrs. T C Rand hosts a reunion with cousins from Pasadena Cunlif Fairbury and rage Ia. including Mr Dave Conger an Illinois Central railroad engineer who had not seen Mrs Rand in nineteen years.
Miss Flora Warthen spent a few days with friends in Udell on Sunday. The medicine show has resided at Liberty all week. E. L. Loock returned Friday from Peoria Illinois after attending his sister's funeral. Jim Pickard risks job loss if rain comes, as he’s been fixing many wagon tires lately. The finder should leave the watch job with pin fastener at the Record office.
The Keystone class of the Federated S.S. will serve oysters next Wednesday night at the Christian church.
The Diller Community Club held its regular meeting and announced a winter program of four or five high class lectures with no admission charge. They also arranged a club feed for the next meeting and noted membership is $1 for six months with ladies free. B F Henriche shipped Duroc Jersey hogs to Missouri this week.
The Jolly Neighbors club met with Mrs James Hayes on October 29. Twelve members attended along with four visitors and three children. The afternoon was spent quilting.
The report lists May 115 June 127 July 151 Aug 138 Sept 128 Oct 149 totaling 808 loans. Once funds allow the treasurer will approve new winter reading purchases. Membership costs 1.00, non members pay 0.05 per loan.
At Mrs. Will Ames home on November 12 1924 the Jolly Neighbors club with fifteen members and one guest elected officers. Rudolph Hubka became president Frank Grone vice president Mildred Hood secretary treasurer and Leonard Richardson reporter. The next meeting is slated for November 19 at Mrs. A J Hutchinson home with work.
The Diller Community Club announces four lectures for November through February with a potential March add on. Speakers include Prof. Dwight G. Burrage Doane College Pres Chas E Cobbey Cotner College Chancellor I B Schrekengast Wesleyan University and Pres Calvin French Hastings College. The first talk Friday Nov 21 features Burrage Travel Talk Zig Zag Journeys in Lands using a stereopticon.
Saturday night the popular girl contest at the medicine show awarded Miss Lillian Wiemers the diamond ring. Nearby residents shared visits and weekend travels including Dr. and Mrs. O C Dieh and Eleanor at Lincoln with the Limprechts, and Glen Jones family returning to Clay Center Kansas after visiting the Mosers. The county grading crew completed two miles of road work near Mathias corner and Theo Henrichs corner, promising ground improvement despite variable conditions.
Mrs C L E Blauser entertained the Dillers Lincoln club at her suburban home at Sixty sixth and South streets on Friday afternoon. Seventeen members attended. games and a luncheon followed with Mesdames Pittenger and Blair assisting. Guests included Mrs Davis Benson Marie Habicht Normal Mrs Roy Shepherd Fairbury Mrs Fred McAttee Kansas City Mo Mesdames W H Dalton H Diller the Misses Pearl Diller Maxine Coleman Lincoln.
Announcement lists M W A meetings on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays monthly. Includes Dr G H Newton eye ear nose and throat Fairbury Neb listings and notes properties for sale or rent subject to sale in Diller. Also offers Single-comb Rhode Island Red stock prices from 60 dollars per hundred eggs with stock quality emphasized and urges early selections.
A local ad lists cook stove wood at $5.00 with delivery and $3.45 on site, straight oak and walnut at $6.00, seasoned oak and walnut at 25 cents. The notice is dated around May 1st and signed by J. M. Hiatt.
Thursday market notes show wheat at 1.32 per bushel and corn at 0.46 per unit. Also listing table butter and eggs, with butter price and dairy items from Springs Divody Siecker and Roosters.
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