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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1928
Page
5
The M W A meets on the 2nd and 4th Thursday each month. For barrel delivery of oil or gas call Diller Filling Station. Eyes examined by Dr. Adams successor to Dr. Garland at 1113 N 6th St Beatrice.
For sale by W. M. Henrichs purebred spotted Poland China male hogs. Inquiry for details and prices.
O. J. Mayborn cashier of Diller State Bank attended a two day state bankers association session in Omaha returning last evening. The advertisement notes Moon and Son, Fairbury Nebraska, quality monuments at reasonable prices, established 1886.
Mr and Mrs Walter Record of San Jacinto Ceslif visited Monday at Mr and Mrs M Callander’s home. Mrs Record formerly Miss Emma Brink of the county. H E Green is building a Beatrice residence for Mrs Emma Baker, longtime Diller area resident, who plans to retire from the northeast farm her son Harry will operate.
Official notices for the general election to be held on November 6th have been posted as required by law. They include information on offices to be filled and poll hours from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m.
Burlington Agent W. I. Filley announces low week end rates with tickets on sale every Saturday and Sunday and a return limit of the following Monday night. The offer is described as very attractive.
An old shoe tale leads to a shoe repair promotion. The Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop at North Bonham Theatre in Fairbury Nebraska invites customers to bring worn footwear for expert repairs to prevent further damage and shoe trouble.
J. L. London and sons Marvin and Lloyd and Mrs. Gerard suffered ptomaine poisoning hours after Tuesday noon dinner. Dr. G. W. Ainley used stomach pump treatment to counteract the effects. Mrs. Gerard recently returned from hospital for auto accident injuries but is expected to recover without lasting effects.
A. H. Coleman and Scott Merril of Fairbury visited Disler yesterday. A local society remark likens small town life to a summer egg and notes a figurative smell from the yellow. Mrs. C. R. Matthiesen of Hastings returned home Sunday night after visiting her mother, Mrs. Alpha Steiner.
A group of democratic candidates for congressman, senator, representative and county commissioner gathered on the street in Diller yesterday afternoon. A moderately sized crowd listened attentively as the speakers outlined campaign positions and urged voter support.
Hazel Vanier daughter of Mr and Mrs L E Vanier living southwest of town was thrown from a horse while riding to school Tuesday. She was brought to Diller for medical treatment with a broken right elbow confirmed by X ray taken by Dr Ellis and set by Dr Diehl.
The writer argues it is just as well Hickman was not hanged last April. He notes a prolonged wait still brings dread, promising a punishment not too harsh, and that the delay gives him time to reflect on his fate.
B B Kensington met with Mrs Claude Woods on October 9. Eight members two visitors and one child attended. Members shared relics and histories. Two ladies wore old fashioned attire. Next gathering with Mrs Ray Hudson on October 23 will plan officer elections and the anniversary events.
An analogy of a broken pact shows Poland and Germany failing to reach a swine trade compromise. Each side demanded a limit that the other opposed, causing withdrawal from negotiations and a halted treaty, amid concerns over moral impacts on hogs.
Mrs. Ida Lawler of Wymore visits with her daughter Mrs Alpha Steiner near Diller. Henry Diller, a student at the state University in Lincoln, spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs J Smith Diller.
Mrs J P Mize and her daughter Stella of Corning Kansas spent Wednesday and Thursday of last week visiting with her cousin Mrs Myrtle Northup and family.
Mrs. Herman Koester of Byron Mrs. Elmer Glathar of Alma and Mrs. Albert Fereichs of Auburn attended the funeral of Geo Rahman Sr and remained several days visiting relatives before departing Sunday for their homes.
Dr Diehl responded Tuesday morning to a Buick sedan crash near Steele City saving Mrs Ezra Loth who suffered deep cuts needing twenty four stitches and two sons with minor injuries.
Mr. and Mrs. Norden and Mr. and Mrs. Benien from Napoleon Ohio traveled three days by car through Chicago Des Moines and Omaha to visit Mrs Henrichs a half sister of Mr Benien. Relatives attended a Grone family reunion at Bruning despite bad roads and high water from a ten inch Davenport rainfall.
George J Rahman born August 24 1852 near Springfield Illinois lived in Nemaha County Nebraska Missouri and finally Diller Nebraska where he died Wednesday morning. He was married to Anna Sophia Siemers in 1898 and survived by children Herman Koester Deshler Nebr Ben Casper Rahman Diller Frerichs Auburn Nebr Elmer Glathar Alma Nebr and nineteen grandchildren and five great grandchildren. He was a Lutheran and preceded in death by his wife six years ago and a brother twenty eight years ago. Services were held at 1 00 p m and 2 30 p m with Rev H J Diekhoff officiating.
The Rahman family expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for help and sympathy during illness and death of their father.
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