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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1924
Page
3
Miss Helen Green of Clatonia and a friend visited Diller relatives on Tuesday. The Methodist ladies plan a bazaar on December 6 to craft aprons and fancy work for the church. Alexander burned Sunday morning. insurance $1,500 on $8,000 laws.
Mr and Mrs C W Hagerman attended the dedication of a soldiers monument in Chautauqua Park Beatrice last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jas J Conniff of Lincoln spent the weekend visiting brothers C E and C L Waggoner and their families, returning home Sunday.
W. J. Moss of Fairbury signals willingness to accept a district judge appointment in place of the late Judge Colby. Applicants include E.0. Kretsinger of Beatrice and W. H. Bartes of Fairbury.
Mr and Mrs V A Raymond and daughter Donna Jane Courtland Kansas Misa Genevieve Freed of Scandia Kansas and Mrs C A Ewers of Fairbury were supper guests Sunday evening at Isabella Raymond mother of the farmer. They also visited with other Diller relatives and friends.
A Womans Club gathering is planned for Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Callander, while a Friday city hall session featured Miss Olive Howey from the Extension Department demonstrating dress forms to delegates from Diller Steele City and Jansen Womans clubs.
A simple glycerine and buckthorn bark mix sold as Adlerika claims to guard against appendicitis by acting on both upper and lower bowels. It allegedly removes gases and poisons, prompting quick relief within minutes.
A lost crank for a Dodge car was found on the road about a mile north of Diller and left at the Record office for pickup.
Neal Diller came back Thursday from Excellsior Springs Missouri fully recovered from rheumatism. He and his wife departed Sunday to their home in Chicago.
A funeral for Judge L W Colby was held Tuesday afternoon at the Istian church Beatrice. Attendees included Masonic and K of P lodges American Legion civil and military orders Jefferson and Gage county bar members. Colby died Saturday after noon at 78 after a long illness. He lived in Beatrice since 1872 practiced law there as a young man and served two terms as state senator. He belonged to the Gage county bar for fifty two years and was a member of the Nebraska and American Bar associations.
Mr and Mrs L F Barber visited Fairbury Thursday. Rock Creek church youths were entertained at Mr and Mrs Wm Bellis home Saturday evening with refreshments served later. Orville McCune toured Beatrice Saturday and Mrs Roy Wagner shopped in Partbure Friday. Mr and Mrs Vance Carmichael welcomed a newborn baby. A new corn sheller arrived in Shea Saturday for Walter Roelfs. Mr and Mrs Jasper Long of McDonald Kansas visited their daughter Mrs J N Carpenter and relatives. Various games and refreshments were enjoyed at Shea Equity Exchange. A car of hogs bound for St Joe was noted.
Editor Harris of the Steele City Press called at the Record office Friday. Mr and Mrs Neal Skillet of Humboldt visited since Saturday with Mrs Wm Freitag and family and returned home Tuesday. They spent Sunday at Mrs Freitag's daughter Mrs Lawrence Caldwell's home.
Boston’s electric company advances plans for a Weymouth power plant using boilers at 1200 psi, five times locomotive force and three times prior commercial boiler pressure. The 34 foot long steel walls four inches thick, and a 400 000 horsepower system with a 145 by 800 foot building, 125 feet high, will dominate the area. Stacks will tower above the Bunker Hill monument with interior diameter large enough for a streetcar to pass through.
An advertisement from Cana Co. Toledo markets a local application described as a constitutional remedy. It promises quick relief by acting on the blood to rid the system of Eden for over 400 years.
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