Hillman's Show Coming to Diller Opera House Three Nights
Hillman's Ideal Stock Company No 1 will perform a three night engagement at the Diller opera house starting Monday November 27. The program opens with Iris Honor the Mayor a four act comedy drama then The Compact a four act society drama by Hillman followed by Trifling With Tomorrow a Frank Mandel problem play about euthanasia. The ten actor troupe presents vaudeville acts and carries own scenery. Tickets 25 35 and 50 cents. Seats at the Drug Store. Rusher's Photo Car. Open Saturdays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Mandel
New York
Hillman
Vadeville
Excelsior motor cycle for sale and local notices
A jumble of community notices reports births such as a seven pound boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Wag and a February illness, farm land and motor items, sales and business trips. Viers, Warthen family from Washington Kan, and local residents like E L Light and W G Robertson are mentioned among various trades and happenings.
Spear and Family Visit in Fairbury Sunday
EL Spear and family of Fairbury visited friends in Diller on Sunday and were driving home that evening in their car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spear
Fairbury
Diller
Mrs C W Smith Returns Home After Visit
Mrs. C. W. Smith visited at the home of her brother Dr. O. C. Diehl and returned Tuesday to her home in Fairbury.
Bristol Visit Near Atchison Couples in Kansas
Mr and Mrs A Bristol of Atchison Kansas visited Wednesday for a stay with her parents Mr and Mrs C A Green at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. A. Bristol
Atchison, Kan
C. A. Green
Myers and Sparks Families Visit Diller Household
Mr and Mrs Will Myers and Mr and Mrs W N Sparks drove to near Blue Springs on Sunday and spent the day with Mr and Mrs K S Diller and their children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Myers
W. N. Sparks
Blue Springs
K. S. Diller
Family Visits and Births Reported in Diller and Beat Rice
Mrs. M. Mitchell travels from four miles south and two west of Diller to Wymore on No. 16 Wednesday to visit her brother Morris Kirby and family. A seven pound girl was born Sunday, Nov. 19, in Diller to Mr. and Mrs. Harry C. King of Beat Rice, formerly of Diller, at the Oaks home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Patton
Diller
Theo. Neurichs
of. Diller
Harry C. King
Beatrice
R. L. Oaks
Photographer Mr Rusher Moves to New Lot North of Tele Phone Warehouse
Mr Rusher the Fairbury photographer who makes Diller every Saturday has moved his photo car to the lots just north of the telephone company's warehouse outside of the fire limits.
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Rusher
Fairbury
Diller
Telephone Company
Hale travels to Omaha for farmers co operative meeting
F E Hale manager of the Diller Farmers Grain Co went to Omaha on the early Wednesday train to attend a convention of the Farmers Co operation State Grain and Live Stock Shipping association where several important topics were to be discussed.
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F. E. Hale
Diller Farmers’ Grain Co
Omaha
Farmers’ Co-operation State Grain and Live Stock Shipping Association
Property splits set for $75 each half
Jas G Packer purchases the east half and Jacob Lottman the west half of lot 15, block 9, for addition to Diller, with John W Adams and others listed as owners. Each half valued at $75.
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Jas. G. Packer
Jacob Lottman
Diller
John W. Adams
Former Diller Couple Wed in Lincoln Ceremony
Grace Boggs and Harry S Friday, both of Beatrice, were married by Rev S W Woodbine at United Presbyterian in Lincoln on Thursday at 5 pm. The groom runs a grocery at 722 Court St Beatrice locals attend. They plan to live on East Ella Street in Beatrice after a short wedding trip to Omaha.
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Harry S. Friday
Grace Boggs
S. W. Woodbine
United Presbyterian Parsonage
Lincoln
Friday
Omaha
Court Street
W.-A. Boggs
South Beatrice
East Ella Street
Beatrice Sun
Herbert Beckwith
Sam Woods
Funeral of W H Seaman in Davenport Nebraska
Funeral services for W H Seaman, died at home in Davenport, Iowa, were held at 2 p m on Friday with Dr. Leroy Coffman officiating. He was born May 2 1852 in Sheridan township Scott county and survived by his wife Jane Clark six children and several siblings. A large crowd attended showing high esteem for the deceased.
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W. H. Seaman
West Locust
Davenport
Leroy Coffman
Mr. Whaley
E. W. Seaman
J. W. Seaman
Don B. Seaman
R. A. McGuiré
J. B. Dreschler
Roger Vane
G. A. Ebert
Cody
Wyo
Gus C. Seaman, Jr
C. H. van Evera
R. A. McGuire
Brighton
Iowa
Hazel
B. F
J. L. Seaman
D. H
Presbyterian Church Announces Thanksgiving Week Services
On November 26 the Presbyterian church schedules Sunday School at 10 AM and preaching at 11 AM and 7:30 PM with Rev. Harry Allen of Steele City delivering sermons both morning and evening. Special music planned. 82 attended last Sunday. solos by Samuel Diller of Fairbury and Effie Clark praised. prayer meeting invited next Wednesday with a hoped 25 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Endeavor
Harry Allen
Steele City
Samuel Diller
Fairbury
Effie Clark
Fied
Mrs Starkey to Sell Farm Stock and Implements
Mrs W C Starkey quits farming and will sell her stock and farming implements at public sale next Tuesday November 28 starting at 2 pm. Bills provide details.
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W. C. Starkey
Miss Ballard Visits Lincoln Then Returns Home
Miss L. O. Ballard visited relatives at Lincoln over Sunday and returned to Beatrice Monday. That evening she was brought back to Diller by her brother A A. Ballard, his wife, and daughter Louise in their automobile.
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L. O. Ballard
Lincoln
Beatrice
Diller
A. A. Ballard
Louise
Clark family heads to Arizona for railroad work
S. J. Clark left on the early Sunday morning train for Tucson to work at breaking on the Southern Pacific railroad. Mrs. Clark and the children visited her parents in Cadams Nebraska before joining him in their Arizona home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. J. Clark
Tucson
Ariz
Southern Pacific Railroad
Subscriptions and Letters From Readership in Indiana
W S Ballard of Ind sends in remittance to January 1 1918 for the Record and writes a letter praising the paper. He says he would miss its weekly visits if it discontinued and notes former Diller residents still take interest in local news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.S. Ballard
Ind
Diller
Neway
Editor Clark Visits Diller Relative’s Death Kin
Washington Palladium editor Clark traveled with an auto party to Diller to meet relatives of Uncle Alex Ballard who died recently in Fairbury. The gathering centered on meeting Ballard’s children but Miss L O Ballard and her sister Mrs Ida McEwee were away visiting in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark
Washington
Kan
Palladium
Diller
Alex Ballard
Fairbury
L. O. Ballard
Ida McEwee
Lincoln
Grandma Cherry Visits Endicott Family This Week
Grandma Cherry of Endicott is visiting this week at the home of her son Jim Cherry southeast of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grandma Cherry
Endicott
Jim Cherry
Church Services for Sunday November Twenty Six
Sunday services at 11 a.m. feature a sermon The Partial and the Perfect. At 6:30 p.m. Epworth League led by Miss L. O. Ballard. 7:30 p.m. Song Service and Sermon An Acceptable Gift. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. includes a brief study of the Sunday school lesson Rev 1 1 20. All are welcome.
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Epworth League
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Bank
Citizens State Bank
Diller, Nebraska
Henry Weideman
Clarence Mann
Rank Pulec
John Pulec
Wilber
John
J. C. Herwig
Humbolt
A. L. Tristman
Will Weigel
Kansas City
Needles Institute of Optometry
R.F. Starr
Faheeler
Frank T. Pearce
Nina
Earl ‘Pearce
Dr. S. Is
E. Warthen
Washingon
Aturday
S. E
N. BR
B.C. He. Hatrbank
C.L. Waggoner
Bessie’ Cherry
Frank Frankin
Near
Lanham
E. L. Light
The
Central Granaries Co
W. G. Robertson
Lee Live Stock Com. Co
Himself
Roy Schell
Hess
Dr. Hess
Shutt Drug Company
Marshall Hall Grain Co
Shea Equity Co
Shea
J. S. Allen
W. J. Byran
Equity Co
Fairbury Journal
Presbyterian
Methodist
Diller Markets
Opera House
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