24 Oct 1919
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1919
Page
1
Mrs Bessie McCune Boettcher is reported not well. Public sale planned by Wm Robertson for Nov 20 with move to Diller. Ke W Green advertises lunches for sale. Mr and Mrs Place to begin housekeeping after marriage at Beatrice district. Record notes attendance at state Woman's Clubs convention and local real estate moves.
A fragmentary local notice describes Mr and Mrs M Ca edi and relatives visiting from out of town. It mentions Walter Murfass Oearpa and Jess Powel, a departure and arrivals in New York, and plans to visit relatives in the state during a journey that ends with a return home.
The notice states Clara Paltisy and Henry Poltits were married at home on a day in the near future. Details are limited with OCR garble but confirms a local marriage event and couple names.
Four adults and two children sustained injuries when a car skidded on a new road and overturned near Humboldt Nebraska. Walter Hansen was taken to Fairbury hospital with two X rays and rib injuries. teacher Beulah Thonmpsen Eldora Cale Miss Cossner and others suffered bruises and facial cuts. all remained shaken after the crash.
Miss Minnie Tambi of Beatrice visits her brother Canty and aunt family Mrv and Mralbrank. Pospisil and others started Saturday in their car to visit relatives in the west part of the state. Minnie Chirusson of Fairbury spent Sunday with her father Jobo Claussen and Walter Comarisstones. Miss Avert Potts, a city school teacher, and Getrude of Fairbury visited at the parental home of Mr and Mrs William Rigay. Ackerman of Fairbury promotes ALD eyewear as local optometry specialists.
On Sunday the 26th Sunday school begins at 10 a m followed by the preaching service at 11 o'clock. At 6 30 p m the Epworth League from Rock Creek will join meetings with us. At 7 30 the evening sermon. Do you attend Sunday school your presence is desired and you are always welcome.
Corrected weekly market notes show Thursday grain prices with Wheat No 2 hard at $2.06 and Corn No 8 at $1.25. Produce and other items are listed under miscellaneous offerings in the latest bulletin.
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