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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 24, 1922

Page

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Endicott Methodist church set for December dedication

Christmas is four weeks away. W. F. Myers adjourned public sale today. Bart Etchison and S. C. Moser host guests from Pawnee City. Mrs Diehl improving from pleurisy. For Sale second hand kitchen cabinet. Beatrice trip notes. Endicott church dedication on Sunday December 10 with Bishop Stunts and free coffee. Seede Wiemers attend wedding at Friedensau. New subscribers to the Record. Several local sales and livestock deals reported.

New Methodist Church Endicott Bishop Stunts

Thanksgiving program and pie social at District 118

Clarice Hill announces a Thanksgiving program and pie social at District 118 one half mile south and five east of Diller. The event is Tuesday evening November 28 beginning at 8 o'clock with all welcome to attend and bring pies.

Dist Diller Clarice Hill

Bank failure led to sale of Goodrich bank assets

Receiver W. H. Schmuelle said the Goodrich bank at Fairbury had assets including the bank building valued at 155000 sold on Tuesday to F. A. Jaques of Alexandria for 62650. A 100000 deposit guaranty fund was drawn and will be fully reimbursed, leaving stockholders as the only losers.

W. H. Schmuelle Goodrich Bank Fairbury Diller F. A. Jaques Alexandria

Funeral for Harmes Junker Near Diller

The funeral for Harmes Junker, who died at his daughter’s home near Diller, was held at the Federated church. Born in Germany nearly 80 years ago, he was baptized and confirmed Lutheran. Six children survive. burial followed at Gladstone, with services by Rev. W. F. Clark in English and the Gladstone pastor in German. Obituary next week.

Harmes Junker Ben Behrends Diller Federated Church Junker Germany Gladstone W. F. Clark Gladatone

Nebraska stock judging team competes at American Royal show

J Arnold Fouts of Diller and teammates from Nebraska join seven western universities in Kansas City for prizes at the American Royal stock show. Four Nebraskans win to earn a place on the university team for the International Livestock Show in Chicago, with practice judging cattle at Iowa and Illinois colleges before the December 28 event.

J. Arnold Fouts Diller University of Nebraska Kansas City Arnold Nebraska Nebraska University Chicago Iowa Illinois Agricultural Colleges

Indian Night Charms Woman's Club Music Event

The Woman's Club music department held an Indian night at Misa Flossie Raymond home. Papers on Indian themes were given by A F Steffen D V Fandera and Scott A Miller. Miss Pearl Diller performed an Indian dance and song in a dimly lit room.

Woman's Club Misa Flossie Raymond A. F. Steffen D. V. Fandera Scott A. Miller Kit Flossie Raymond W.G. Robertson

Thanksgiving Day holiday delays Record print

A legal holiday next Thursday means the Record will not print until Friday. A license was issued Monday in Beatrice for the marriage of Sam Stull 21 and Eldora Cole 20 both from the Diller vicinity. Mrs J W Rosencrants returned to No Platte Nebr after visiting her sister Mrs C E Fairbank.

Beatrice Sam Stull Eldora Cole Diller J. W. Rosencrants C. E. Fairbank No. Platte Nebr

Health improvements and local incidents noted in Steele City

H Z Diller returns from Excellsior Springs with improved health. Geo W Ludwig visits with his mother and aunt before returning to Danville. Grandma Meikle, injured in a fall, is cared for by Mrs. Stotts. The Brandts travel from visiting relatives to Pleasant Hill Illinois, with plans to stop en route. Fifteen cattle buried under a wheat stack near Claude Woods’ farm die. four perish, neighbors dig out the rest. Stee le City Press reports.

Jacob Brandt Charley Brandt Pleasant Hill Ill St. Joe Claude Woods Claude Steele City Press

Obituary of George M. Myers from Carlisle native to Diller resident

George M. Myers born August 13 1850 in Carlisle Pennsylvania died November 14 1922 near Diller Nebraska after a life of farming and church service. He married Clara J. Darr in 1886 and had three children Will F. Myers Merlie May Myers deceased Mise Grayce Myers. He united with the Presbyterian church in 1916 serving as elder. Burial was at Prairie Home Cemetery after services at his home conducted by Revs. W. F. Clark and A. G. Heyhoe.

George M. Myers Carlisle Cumberland Diller Nebr Mr. Myers Nebraska Clara J. Darr F. D. Darr Will F. Myers Merlie May Myers Mise Grayce Myers Will Myers Jennie Jacoby Myers Presbyterian Church W. F. Clark A. G. Heyhoe Prairie Home Cemetery

Card of Thanks and Presbyterian Education Plans

Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for support during illness death and burial of husband and father and for floral offerings and rides. James G. Clark visits Diller with Presbyterians about Christian education in Nebraska as 775 Presbyterian students at University of Nebraska. Plans include building a manse and student house near campus funded by 65,000 dollars raise to aid the University center. Hastings Presbyterian college enrollment has doubled since 1919 with three new buildings costing 500,000 dollars to be built as funds arrive. Rockefeller Agency pledged 135,000 dollars toward 400,000 dollars endowment goal.

James G. Clark Presbyterian Synod Committee On Christian Education Diller Nebraska University of Nebraska Dean R. Leland Presbyterian College At Hastings General Education Board Rockefeller Agency

Resolutions on Death of Geo M Myers from Chapter

A mourning note from Clara Waggoner Elizabeth Trnstman and Ruby Anderson records the death of Geo M Myers a beloved chapter member. The resolutions express loss faith and sympathy offer condolences to the family and order copies for records local paper and family.

Geo. M. Myers Clara Waggoner Elizabeth Trnstman Ruby Anderson

Paved roads and railroads in California travel comparison

The writer argues paved highways will boost travel and cites California as an example where railroads like Pacific Electric run trains frequently between Long Beach and Los Angeles. The piece notes good highways and productive activity, suggesting both roads and railways thrive with paving.

California Pacific Electric Long Beach Los Angeles

Optometry ad promotes Ackerman and Newton specialists

In Fairbury Nebraska an advertising notice urges readers to consult A D Ackerman and Dr. G H Newton for eye care. The text highlights optometrists and specialists in the practice of optometry.

G. H. Newton Fairbury, Nebr A.D. Ackerman Fairbury Nebr

Diller Markets Wholesale Produce Listings

Corrected every Thursday price sheet lists QRAIN Wheat No 2 offering Corn No 8 shelled New Oats offering and general PRODUCE items marking market update at Diller.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Citizens State Bank Harry Thompson Bart Etchison Pawnee City S. C. Moser Dr. Diehl H. K. Shutt Seede Wiemers Friedensau Victor Worms Rose Kreinbring Deshler The Record Rhode Island Red Roosters Aare Henrichs F. D. Carr Allie Eick John Pulec Sadie Gardner Steele City Diller Federated Church Christian Unity Conference Lincoln Innis Henry Alpha Wiemers Chester H. Z. Diller Excellsior Springs Geo. W. Ludwing Ludwig Lydia Drullinger Danville Grandma Meikle Herbert Stotts Stotts Soo Ue Wowie Dr. Leach A. D. Ackerman Fairbury, Nebr Diller Markets Rae Ee Onatiacs Agate
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