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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1932
Page
1
Church notices read that T Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Diller with W H Plager. Sunday School at 9 30 o'clock on the reported date.
Mrs. L. M. Cavett presides as superintendent. Sunday School at 10 A M announced by the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Congregational Church announces Harvest Home program with Sunday School at 10, preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m. Dinner to follow. All community members invited. bring sandwiches and covered dish. Keystone Kensington fare meet at Mrs Thompson's home Friday at noon.
Wendell Fanders visited Lincoln on Monday. A A Milow attended the Rexali drug convention in Lincoln Monday. For sale one percent Ten Ford Track. Don Dalen and Fritz Miller, Iowa summer residents, are home one day this evening. Fanders plans to return soon after viewing a Dakota farm and threshing.
The readable portion hints at a fire warning or accident during a period around October 9 to 15. Specific events, locations, or involved parties are not clear from the fragment.
Clarence Myers son of Mr and Mrs John Meyers sustained an injury to his left arm while working with a wheat seeder this past week.
Mr and Mrs Ruppert and Mr and Mrs Miller were reportedly eaten at a home in the evening by Albert Hubke. The wording suggests a violent crime or foul play involving the named individuals. Further details are unclear from the fragment.
A social visit featuring Mrs. John Keyes of Cherekes, Oke, and her husband was interrupted by their dog, as friends recalled the lighthearted scene during the gathering.
Fragmentary note appears to reference a Saturday wood splitting incident on Lees road resulting in a serious foot wound. Mentions betting on an election, a pile to win, and a neighbor or uncle named George Cunningham in Diller Nebraska with rough financial hints and animal feeding costs.
The readable text is incomplete and cannot determine a clear news item or entities.
Mr and Mrs Elias Hadley hosted a basket dinner on Sunday at a hospital setting. Mrs Warthen stayed at her home in Diller for a few days and traveled with them. Leslie Osbors, a former Dii eri and organizer, was part of the group along with a local Racine resident.
Pioneer and philanthropist Andrew H. Colman of Fairbury died at his home at 827 6th Street Friday evening September 30 1932 aged 88 years 6 months and 26 days after a week long illness. Born March 4 1844 in Noble County Indiana he moved to Iowa in 1850 and later helped develop Nebraska with the West. He led Citizen State Bank of Diller as president and major stockholder and helped liquidate the bank paying depositors in full. He endured early hardship including Indian conflicts while aiding in state development and mining ventures along the way.
The body was laid to rest in Fairbury cemetery with honorary pallbearers S R Merrill L M Nelson Frank Nelson Dr H E Potter S H Diller J Smith Diller. Out of town attendees included E L Osborn Racine Wisconsin R E Colman Lincoln Nebraska Nell Davis Seward Bert Colman Seward Thos P Price Beatrice J A Price Murray R W Bear and Mrs Roy Jeckinnend.
Fragmentary notes show a gathering of Republicans at a local precinct with references to an assessor named Otto Fox and a election district setup in Dist 44. The text hints at oversight and district organization involving Siebolts and a seer in Dist 9.
In Lancaster County discussions, officials indicate the county will provide funding for a continuing program. Details on the amount and mechanism remain under review as stakeholders seek to support services and operations.
M Hurst announces coats originally priced at 23 50 now cut to 15 00 while stocks last. Various fabrics and materials offered with reductions to 8 50 in a general sale for a limited time. Call 142 03 for details and orders.
Week beginning October 9 is proclaimed Fire Prevention Week. The item notes public awareness of fire hazards and emphasizes preventing incidents and protecting lives.
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