Ready money at the bank for emergencies
The message urges keeping a bank account with cash reserves for unexpected troubles such as illness death in the family or losses from fire flood storm or theft and offers advisory help on safe investments.
25 Nov 1927
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1927
Page
1
The message urges keeping a bank account with cash reserves for unexpected troubles such as illness death in the family or losses from fire flood storm or theft and offers advisory help on safe investments.
For barrel delivery of oil or gas call Diller Filling Station. If Corn is averaging better than 40 bu per acre in the Diller vicinity. Eyes Examined. Dr. Adams, successor to Dr. Garland, 1114 N. 6th St., Beatrice.
Howard Stotts motored from Lincoln and remained through Sunday as a guest of local friends.
Mrs. E. J. Cattletoseyne shares a pleasant social visit with Mr. and Mrs. H. Schmuelle and their three children Buddie Ruth and Ba Tuesday afternoon. The snippet recalls a bygone era when Saturday mornings meant lamp chimneys and newspaper cleaning.
A fragmented local item lists a six hole Up Sup sheller with blower for custom shelling offered by Emil Krebs and a contact number. It also notes 31 D. W. Fanders traveling to Omaha via Fairbury for a Chevrolet Turkey-Beans banquet and that contractor L M Cavett finished a barn for Charley Hood on his farm near Diller using Cornbelt Lumber Co. materials.
Nebraska completed more highway miles than any state, per State Engineer Cochran. Over two thousand miles were constructed. 1100 miles with gravel surface, 600 miles modern graded highways, and 300 miles second course gravel. Ninety bridges were built.
Public notice cautions residents about a mail fraud offering an important item for twenty five cents. Recipients paying two bits receive a nonfunctional clipping. It mentions a New Jersey firm touting profits for ladies selling aprons and requests orders or samples to start a scheme.
Mrs. Bertha Stotts of Lincoln visited Saturday night with Mrs. Sarah Warthen and daughter Flora. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hirsch of Fairbury were Sunday guests of her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Cavett and the grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Frank T. Pearce.
Born Nov 14 to Mr and Mrs Frank Grell Mildred Hood of J C Hood family living northeast of Diller a boy mother and babe are doing well
Miss Phyllis Patton and Miss Hermer, nurses in training at Falls' hospital in Beatrice, visited Sunday with the Patton family. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Cavett drove to Geneva Nebraska Thursday to share Thanksgiving with Dr. Bixby and family, returning home in the evening.
George Hill traveled from Randolph to visit his father A. J. Hill and relatives in Diller for a few days before returning to California. Lewis Munson spent Monday and Tuesday with his brother-in-law W. Fanders and is employed as an express messenger on the Burlington with a route from Beatrice to Holdrege.
The body of James Blaine Harvey, killed by his wife Emma Alice Harvey on October 5, was moved from Fairbury cemetery to Kinkaid Kansas for burial in the family plot. Emma Harvey confessed to the murder a week after his death and was sentenced to life imprisonment in the state penitentiary two days after she shot her husband.
M W A lodge honors John T. Henrichs charter member of Camp No 1668 with a resolution of respect. The message expresses sorrow for his loss and a pledge of support to his family, with the resolutions recorded in the lodge minutes.
Three car loads of new corn shipped from Diller last week were noted. Lyle Johnson 23 and Opal Shores 24 both of Wymore were married in Kansas. R W Green and S C Hutchinson served as jurors in Fairbury district court. The town awaits Ford's upcoming car release with speculation about a possible sighting in Diller next Sunday.
Miss Clara Steiner returns Sunday from Chicago where she studied X ray photography and will visit her brother John Steiner and relatives until Tuesday before leaving for Honolulu Hawaii to take a nursing position at Queen's Hospital.
John T. Richs an early settler with ties to Netfrisland and Peoria moved to Plattsmouth Nebraska after confirmation in 1864 and later life details. He died at age 78 years and 22 days after living a long life spanning 1853 1853 to 1872 with family ties and Lutheran faith.
The article recalls Henry Henrichs who moved to Jefferson county in 1878 and settled in Diller. It notes his marriage to Meta Folkers and their twelve children with five sons named Fred George Edward Thomas and William. It mentions twenty one grandchildren and one great grandchild, a golden wedding anniversary, Woodman Lodge charter membership, and affiliation with the Diller M E church. It closes with memories of his upright character.
Rev R M Harris officiated as flowers banked the casket. Interment followed in Prairie Home cemetery with a lengthy car procession escorting relatives and friends. Out of town mourners included Mr and Mrs Chas Hesse of Gladstone and many Fairbury Lincoln and Harbine residents.
To our kind friends and neighbors we return thanks for the sympathy and assistance in our recent bereavement. We appreciate the beautiful floral offerings and thank the singers and those who furnished motor conveyances. Mrs J T Henrichs Fred Henrichs George Henrichs R Henrichs Theodore Henrichs Wm M Henrichs
Taxes assessed to railroads running through Jefferson county total about 70 000. Rock Island 16 Burlington 53 St Joseph Grand Island 18 188 33. Richard Albers dies after long illness at home two and one half miles north and one mile east of Diller. Funeral Friday at 1 from the house and 2 from St Pauls church. Obituary next week.
Joseph A Ramsey longtime Dil yaary content editor dies at home in Beatrice after a corn illness aged 61 funeral held Sunday at 3 pm Rev Stuckenbruck preached. Attendees from Diller include Homer Ramsey Jee Barton Riddle Hill Sam Pricey Opal and Irene Hill and others.
Market notes indicate wheat and grain futures showed modest activity while oats eased slightly amid thin trading. Prices and specific contracts not fully clear due to fragmented OCR.
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