26 Nov 1926
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 26, 1926
Page
1
Local items include farm sales and trades in Diller Nebraska. Smith Diller trades in a Buick coach. Chester White hogs for sale. oats on track. a car load offered by Shea Equity Exchange. Public notices mention a Baptist church supper, a November 27 gathering at City Hall, and a bazaar December 9.
Prof Pepp and Tepite sre replay provided musical entertainment for the occasion. The set drew fall hobes and ters tra outdid themselves with the performance. Mr and Mrs Frank Cully hosted guests at a neat event.
A fragment notes Henry Saathoft engaging in a gutomobile experience Saturday arriving in the south area. The readable text is incomplete but indicates a minor incident or quirky travel moment involving Saathoft.
Cornbelt Lumber Co. promotes energy saving windows with quick return on investment. C. L. Geer, manager, Diller, Nebraska, offers measurement service by phone 158:02.
The J. N. C. met at Mrs. Florence Richardson's home on November 22 with eleven members one visitor and four children present. They sewed and held a spouse business meeting. Officers elected include President Mrs Mable Besner Vice President Mrs Bays Secretary Reporter Mrs Florence Richardson Trees Sethe Neng. A next meeting will be with Mrs Zadie Frisbie in December for further work.
Mejor H Weer of Pearis Illinois visited The Record on Tuesday. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John C Weers, longtime Diller residents.
A birth is noted for November 28 to Mrs Hudson. Martha Kieus visits with Greider and Wianen at State University. The Methodist Ladies plan a Christmas Bazaar and supper on December 4. The Cedar class led by Mrs Witlip C Federa seeks fancy work and aprons. Inquiry requested for Lew Webling regarding a fresh cow.
The Diller Farmers Grain Co. announces a car of Sugar Schumacher Hog Feed ideal for fall stock. The price is listed as low. A subsequent shipment of Colorado lump coal is expected soon.
Mr and Mrs Thomas Rand drove to Lincoln on Sunday to visit their son Richard who is hospitalized for curvature of the spine. The boy is greatly improved and showing interest in building and a radio set. He will return to the hospital soon.
C Hutchinson departs for a four year first vacation from work and plans to resume duties upon return with a corresponding salary raise.
Martha Garrett born January 20 1863 near Linwood Nebraska died November 16 1926 at her home near Diller Nebraska at age 63 years 9 months 27 days Survived by John Garrett Lincol n Melie Velms Davis Shelia twenty grandchildren two brothers L Jobo Garrett Mason City Iowa L D Garrett Ponca City Oklahoma one half sister Chapman Nebraska one half brother Jease McAllister Caldwell Idaho Many years ago she became
Thanks to Pathy and others for the floral offering that comforted the Hilder family. John Hilder and his relatives, including Mrs. John Garrett, express gratitude for support during their loss.
The couple Lillifm Johanna Pospisil and Paul McCarthy announce their November 4 wedding in Portland. They will honeymoon in Seattle and Vancouver and return to Portland to reside. McCarthy is a salesman with Goodrich Rubber.
The old fashioned farm dish of fried apples with pork chops will be in season again when bog killing days arrive. Slice apples with skin on and fry with care so they brown evenly. Tart apples add acidity that complements the pork chops.
Mr Hines aged about 75 resident of Harbine for two months died there on Monday. He is survived by his wife and one son at home a son in Grand Island and a daughter elsewhere. Burial planned in Harbine cemetery but funeral arrangements were not completed by midday Wednesday.
Mayor Moser and City Marshal McCune led afternoon efforts to level rutted streets softened by thaw. The work aims to reduce future damage and consider graveling to prevent recurring problems.
Receives guidance on daily milk intake for children emphasizing whole milk over skim due to fat and vitamin A content. Warns skim milk lacks essential nutrients and details processing steps like homogenization and water removal in dairy products.
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