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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1925
Page
1
The paper will be edited next week by Bernice Diller under supervision of Supt. Feeling confident readers will enjoy the change. News items will be sent to Bernice Diller for handling. Bell family visits and a trip to Lincoln are noted. A. Leaper, once a Diller resident, arrived from Missouri to visit friends before departing.
The Record reports farm and community items from near Beatrice including corn crop progress with an estimate of 220 million bushels, births at local homes, visits by Sheriff Tippin to Diller, roadster trades, a barn accident involving a child, college attendance, and several townspeople for Sunday outings and illness.
Local bid market notes Clark’s Cate Eee Meret amid small price movements and lingering uncertainty. Market observers see cautious activity in springs and related goods as buyers scan for value.
Will Pickard and Jerome Wood traveled from Norfolk with a party known as the Yatter’s, sharing a night journey and a curious expedition that sparked local chatter.
A meeting of the Diller Volunteer Firemen is set for Monday at City Hall. Secretary H Green urged attendance as the group discusses organization matters and local fire safety efforts.
A garbled entry mentions Leonard Richardson and Mrs John Sentor in a Friday afternoon context. The legible elements suggest a social or date reference but lack clear actions, places, or outcomes to anchor a fuller summary.
The afternoon session included six members and three children. Mrs Gerwick led sewing activities and the meeting adjourned with Miss Katherine Krosbyrg noted for October.
City officials face scrutiny over a water contract as concerns rise about potential contamination of the main supply. Residents fear prolonged disruption if the contract proceeds without full safety guarantees and independent testing results.
The ae and Mrs Ebe Roelfs near Diller wed after a year with Standard Oil service. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Bernhardt of near Ried, is praised for church service. The ceremony was at the couple’s home with friends offering wishes, then a brief honeymoon before returning to Diller.
A farewell party was held on Sunday September 27 at John Lettman’s home hosted by his sister Mrs. EB C. Attendees included Mrs. DeVries, Mrs. G Kavers of Wig Brooks South Dakota, George Konstant and family from Marvi Dakota, Mrs. E C of Milbank South Dakota, Mr and Mrs F Fanders and daughter from Harbine, Mr and Mrs Lettman and children, Mr Mt Ear? Ahretds and mild, Mr and Mrs John Veerts and Shildon, and others including Mr and Mrs Ettman and children.
The Y P C U held a talk by Rev Clark on What the Church Owes to You and You Owe to the Church. Next Sunday's rally aims for record attendance with Mildred Mayborn and Henry Diller guiding. A violin duet and piano duet accompany solos and a talk followed by a social hour as the event starts at 6 45 with earlier church hour.
The Woman's club honored lady teachers from Diller public school and nearby schools at Mrs. O J Mayborn home on September 15. Guests enjoyed vocal and musical offerings, games, and refreshments after a social evening led by the committee. Thirty two members attended. Convention noted.
The Jefferson county federation held a meeting at Fairbury with four county clubs represented Diller and Steele City joining Jansen Fairbury sent thirteen members. The program included talks on health and community service and a call for women to join and advance club activities.
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