16 Nov 1917
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1917
Page
1
Notice states Citizens State Bank assures deposits are protected by the Nebraska Depositor's Guaranty Fund. It mentions interest on time and savings deposits and safety deposit boxes available for rent.
Local rental notice directs inquiries to J. D. Fenders. The same listing notes a shipment of covers and antifreeze arriving, with no additional rental details or contact information provided.
The item notes Mr and Mrs W A Cherry visiting relatives near Clatonia this Saturday. Missee returned Friday from weeks with friends at Washington. Dee Lee Sistult visits with Mr and Mrs Vernon McManes of Sidney Nebraska. A Topeka resident visited Fairbury. Paul Beckwith, who enlisted as an aviator, is mentioned.
An exam will be conducted in Jefferson county at Diller Steele City and Fairbury on Saturday November 17. The notice lists participants and venues and mentions Henry Abrams in connection with the event.
Loock and Habicht announce a big mask ball in Odell Nebraska on November 17 with Burnham's Orchestra playing music. Two big prizes will be given away and tickets are sold at the local drug store for the event at the opera house next Monday night.
A Red Cross benefit dance will be held at City Hall this evening with tickets priced at 1.00. The Y M C A war work drive is active in Jefferson and Gage counties with liberal subscriptions urged. Precinct Pleasant appoints W H Sechnnelle J W Fouts A D Stotts A L Tristman F W Steffen Frank T Pearce and others to assist. be ready if not yet contacted.
District judge in Fairbury confirms the sale of the Diller Opera House to F E Tincher of Fairbury. Tincher has leased the building to John Pulec and plans immediate wiring and city-related improvements.
Dist 89 residents complain flag rising at the school house. Red Cross reports a well attended meeting with plans for eighteen garments. A local wedding pairs Harry LaGorgue and Maude Brandt in Omaha. Opera previews in Diller, milk value noted, and seasonal verse closes with autumn musings.
Excellent congregations welcome Mr Larkin starting his work in Diller. Next Sunday November 10 all regular services at usual hours. Union prayer meetings occur each Wednesday evening, alternating between the Methodist and Presbyterian churches.
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