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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1921
Page
1
The notice also lists local greetings as Mrs Innis assists her husband in Odell meetings this week as corn husking progresses in full blast with large cribs filling. Families from Gilead Hanover Gypsum and Aurora visit relatives and return home after weekend trips.
Mr and Mrs Ben Siebolt and Mr and Mrs Fred Diekhoff spent Sunday with Mrs Siebolt's brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Thomas Meints living six miles northeast of Beatrics.
O. J. Mayborn cashier of Diller State Bank and S. C. Hutchinson VP of Citizens State Bank attended Group 1 Nebraska Bankers Assn meeting in Lincoln on Tuesday. Contractor L. M. Cavett of Diller now in charge of church improvement at Ellis enlarging the building with basement excavation started Tuesday morning with four men at work.
Mrs F D Carr experienced a stroke Monday afternoon leaving her entire right side paralyzed. She had been unwell for several days but no serious condition was suspected. A Laggan sional nurse Miss Warthen Beatrice will begin care on Tuesday.
A potential railroad strike delay is reported with an 6 o'clock a m start mentioned. The notice also lists a for sale two wheel trailer and attachments from Diller Auto Co. plus a social note about Delora Mason of Beatrice visiting Diller with Sophia Mathias.
Over $50 was taken in at the Dist 85 Gage county school carnival held last Friday night.
A group of Diller area youths appeared before County Judge Nutzman at Fairbury by invitation of Sheriff Tippin after auto accessory thefts. One pleaded guilty. his father paid about 18 dollars in fines. The judge delivered a lecture on good citizenship and property rights, and the piece notes the boys are sons of respected locals and hope the lesson improves behavior.
Moved that the Secretary engage the road committee to determine if the County Commissioners expect the Community Club to pay for extra materials used in straightening the road at R L Oak's. Carried. motion continues with road and trade extension committee.
Twenty six progressive citizens invite the public to attend tonight at 8 o clock for a five number program to support the school through a surplus fund. Season tickets are $2 for adults and $1 for children 7 to 12. single tickets cost more. Tickets are available at the Restaurant Farmers Union Implement House and Shutt's Drug Store. No war tax.
Audrey Diller, student at Lincoln State University, visited her parents Mr and Mrs J Smith Diller over the weekend and returned to campus on November 16.
At a Monday meeting the Diller Community Club elected Rev. Iva M. Innis and Miss L. O. Ballard to prepare and present a communication to the President and Delegates of the Limitation of Armaments Conference in Washington Navy Yard urging the conference to succeed. The motion passed unanimously and the committee was authorized to act for the club.
Mrs Sophie Mathias and her children with relatives traveled five miles southwest of Hanover Kansas on Sunday to visit their nephew Herman Schroder Jr and family. They found the area drier than their home and noted little wheat emerging as crops respond to dry conditions.
The Diller Nebraska Community Club met at City Hall on October 24 1921. President F E Hale chaired. minutes from the prior meeting were approved and a letter to President Harding urging disarmament was authorized for Mrs Innis and Miss L O Ballard. Committees were named for Membership Publicity Finance Arbitration with listed members.
The committee instructed to erect signs at Hills and Oaks school houses, at Golden Rod junction, a cemetery, and near the first corner east of Fairbury viaduct. The motion carried. A request to send Mr Atwood $5 for expenses to Diller was carried. Secretary to contact Dr G E Condra of the State University.
Mary directs an upcoming Community Club talk between now and January first and instructs issue notices in the Record proceeding for each meeting. Meeting adjourned. C. L. Tristman, secretary. F. E. Hale, president.
Cash paid for chickens at the cream station next door north of the Diller Auto Co's garage. Sam Thompson. If in doubt about your eyes or your G Bo to A. D. Acker man Fairbury Nebr a Registered Optometrist will deliver in Diller any Saturday before Nov 20. Phone me your order Wilson Brandt. Good old fashioned sorghum for sale at $1.00 per gallon Bring containers Guy Cassell Steele City. If your Eyes need Glasses remember A. D. Ackerman Fairbury Nebr employes only Specialists in the Practice of Optometry.
Corrected Thursday grain and produce prices show No 2 hard wheat No 8 shelled corn and new oats offered with figures partly garbled. Readers are urged to verify exact quotes in the issue.
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