14 Nov 1930
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 14, 1930
Page
1
The speaker warns that promises of two to three times security yields signal danger. Investors should be careful, consult their banker, and avoid chasing big dividends or high rates of return. Prioritize safety, ensuring both interest and principal are secure.
S. C. Hutchinson is reported to be driving a new Willy's Six car. H. H. Beckwith and family visited relatives in Lincoln Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lucius Pearce and Opel Pearce of Superior were dining on Dilleranon when Mary Beckwith, nine, daughter of H. Beckwith, fell ill Tuesday forenoon but is much better now.
Richard Mayborn and once Fanders, both state university alumni, spent Saturday with home folks catching up and sharing memories in a quiet community gathering.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention a person named Mong Hen with a companion Mrs Nelson attending a church service and carrying items. No clear date location or full names. The readable portion hints at a quiet church event or attendance.
A Thanksgiving program and plate supper is set for Wednesday November 26 at District 85. Everyone is welcome. Miss Erma Robinson, teacher.
Mr and Mrs S C Hutchinson drove their new Willy Six to Omaha on Wednesday to attend the Midwest Implement Dealers convention. They were guests with son Harold and wife Sine.
A damaged OCR snippet mentions a 24 feet wide parcel and a narrow street alignment. It references a property boundary question and a repeater device, with unclear surrounding details and no identifiable dates or parties.
Rupert Andrewa and his son Neil are on the sick list this week. Dr Ellis will be out Friday to Monday morning. Mr and Mrs Wayne Thompson visited Sunday at the home of his parents. Mrs Henry Williams, southwest of Steele City, was taken to hospital Monday in Agnoner Bros ambulance.
Miss Lucille Sparks, a teacher near Havelock, spent Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Chester.
E. E. McCune serves as chief cook and bottle washer at eight o clock this week while Mr. Sutchscape travels to Omaha for an implement dealers convention.
Mrs Fred Leonard wife of the Ellis store keeper sustained a spinal injury when their car struck a cement culvert post near Steele City. She was taken to a Beatrice hospital and may remain there for some time.
The P. H. C. gathered at the Roseman residence to celebrate a birthday. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Geo Roseman and Irene Hill who received the high score. Refreshments were served to close the evening.
J T Club met at the home of Mr and Mrs Ray Hudson on November 7 with most members present. Refreshments were served and the group expressed thanks to Mrs Pogo Moke Noy for hosting an enjoyable evening. The next meeting date is to be announced.
Fragmented notes describe property sales in range four and cattle movements near Odell. Mentions Gene Andrews paying eighty seven fifty per acre and a list of local residents and travelers. Includes incomplete references to a Beatrice mortuary and social guests at a Congregational annex.
Erwin Fanders and GF Diller are named among three outstanding 4-H livestock club members in Nebraska, announced by L W Irisbie at the University of Nebraska. They are recognized for their leadership as Royal 4-H Club Conference activities include judging contests, club livestock exhibitions, tours in Kansas City, packing plant and stock yards visits, and the annual 4-H banquet.
Mrs Cully hosted the North Carolina Social Club Association gathering on a sunny Wednesday afternoon with near full attendance and several visitors. A short program followed featuring Temple Rail book reviewer Thompson and readings by J. Sank Bos, a solo by Man Ray Eick, and a closing activity with guests drafting notes to a friend.
The condition of Mr. George Place near Diller remains serious but unchanged. The Crittenden Grain Co elevator at the same location has been closed temporarily and Mr. Eigenberg has been involved with the situation.
Local thieves take a Phinney Walker eight day rim wind and set clock from Dr Diehl's Buick while in a nearby garage. A reward is offered for the clock's return in good condition.
A reader notes Standard Briquets provide economy and easy handling. The fuel is claimed to outlast soft coal by more than two to one and burns with a steady uniform heat, reducing dust and soot in furnaces, stoves, and burners.
The Los Angeles Ladies Club was entertained Thursday by Hilda and others. An afternoon of quilting and socializing drew eight members and two visitors. The host invited the club to her home for a follow up gathering on a date in November.
Reverend and Mrs Gudwicks spent time at the home of Jean son Paul and were at Kansas City clinic days. They grew acquainted with Tom their newest grandson during the stay.
A damaged OCR fragment provides partial readable bits with scattered letters and incomplete words. The text shows no clear names places dates or events to identify a specific news item or notice.
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