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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1925
Page
1
The saying warns that making safety the primary goal in investing implies a path where only risk-free outcomes are pursued. It reflects cautious finance advice emphasizing capital preservation over high returns.
Classified notes list dry chunk wood for sale by W C Line and a windmill tower with pump. Also pricing for corn 62c wheat 145 oats 35c at Diller grain market. plus local notices of a birth and a church group meeting.
At 8:00 P M on November 30 Mrs W F Clark hosts with Mrs W L Woods as assistant. The meeting topic covers art galleries and museums of the U S highlighting famous museums and current events. Leader Mrs Harry Thompson discusses the Metropolitan Museum of New York and other renowned institutions with contributions from Mrs Leora Frisbie and Mrs Claude Woods.
Mrs. George H. Clark of Tacoma Washington died after a long illness. Survived by husband S F Clark of Diller Nebraska, three sons Homer Chas Clark of Idaho Falls and S F Clark of Diller, and daughter Hazel at home. Bert Clark died in 1918. The couple lived in Diller and Davenport before moving to Tacoma in 1901.
Ben Henrichs marketed a load of new corn at a Diller elevator on Wednesday. Dr. O C Diehl reports a nine pound boy, Ray Lee, born to Mr and Mrs Joan Grabber Sevra Yoder 24 miles south of Ellis on the 19th. A magazine offer lists 5 popular titles for one year at 75 cents with the Record at 1 50 totaling 2 75.
Callers owing Callan Bros at Diller are urged to settle balances as books are being closed after a sale. E. E. McCune, manager, notes all accounts must be cleared. For sale ad offers purebred Rhode Island Red cockerels at attractive prices and Duroc Jersey male pigs at farmer prices from Ben Henrichs.
Y P P C U leaders Henry Diller and Elsie Wede myer will head the group for next Sunday evening. Two statements from last Sunday require revision. The special talk and side selection for the contest are moved to December 6 from November 27 on the program.
The Order of the Eastern Star Chapter 44 hosted its annual reception and banquet for Napthali Lodge 206 AF and AM at the Masonic Hall on November 19, 1925. Mrs. Clara Myers and Mr. Robert Upson welcomed over 150 guests. A varied program featured music, solos, duets, instrumental numbers, and readings, followed by a two course lunch with sandwiches, pressed chicken, cranberry molds, coffee, brick ice cream, and Masonic emblem cake.
Dr. Cecil Ellis of Chester arrived for Thanksgiving week to spend with his relatives. Mrs. Herman Peters has been unable to handle business due to illness at the grocery and meat market. An eight pound boy named David Russel was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Snyder (Belle Quinn) fourteen miles north and fifty four east of Diller on the 22nd. Mrs. John Greider and Mrs. Bert Frisbie traveled to Wood River Nebraska on Tuesday to visit brothers Will and J. G. Packer and their families.
Orvil McCune and his mother drove to Havelock on Saturday to see her father Jacob Bowers 89 who had been ill for weeks. They found him improved and returned Sunday.
Miss Eva Cox and Miss Sarah Moore, pupils of Miss Ruth Blick, spent the weekend with her at the home of her parents near Liberty. John Saathoff, who bought the Callen Bros. implement business at Diller, also bought the Bausch residence from Mrs. Gee Henrichs and will take possession Jan 1.
The post office department urges early mailing of Christmas packages and asks the public to place a two cent stamp on all postal cards except those issued by the department. The notice stresses timely action to ensure delivery during the holiday season.
The Junior Class Play The Romance Hunter a three act comedy by Elizabeth Gale will premiere December 4 at the Diller Opera House. Cast includes Amanda Armen Margaret Berry Susan Williams Nancy Reed Cezie Vreeland Euvonne Powell Mrs Berdan Liza Steubbin Clare Mann Cindy Brown Opal Hill Enoch Westervelt Jim Harrison Harold Logan Wears Green Libb Stannard Hen Bush Clem Wicks Lynn Waggoner Rufus Green Lee Stull Sheriff Tippen and more. Synopsis notes a first public appearance staged for the event.
John M. Matzen spoke in a WOAW radio address last Saturday night explaining why operating costs for Nebraska schools grew from 10 million dollars in 1913 to 27 million in 1924. He cited more pupils, more building activity, longer terms, broader courses, and decreased dollar purchasing power.
A correspondent writes to Brother Ike about not hearing from B’s friend and speculates on a puzzle in Swedenberg. He mentions Charlie’s potential aid and notes the long passage of time since early humans and monkeys lived near the 60 degree north latitude region.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie M. Warman of St. Paul Minnesota arrived Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with his mother Mrs. Sarah Warman sister Mrs. Lois Stahl and aunt Mrs. Paul Stange and families. Mrs. Warman may return home with them next week.
From 10 a m to 4 p m one day only people come many miles for a opportunity to consult Dr Loran Chief Specialist of the Medical Laboratory Minneapolis Minn He visits towns and offers free consultation His method excludes operations for chronic appendicitis gall stones ulcers goitre tonsils adenoids and claims remarkable results in stomach liver bowels blood skin nerves heart kidneys bladder bed wetting catarrh weak lungs rheumatism sciatica leg ulcers and rectal ailments Married women must be accompanied by husbands Address Dr Doran Chief Specialist Medical Laboratory 335 336 Boston Block Minneapolis Minn
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