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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1921
Page
1
The Diller chautauqua begins today. Lincoln resident A. D. Stotte arrived on No. 16 Wednesday. E. L. Leeck and family attend the Deshier fair this week. Mrs. L. H. Findling and children visit Reynolds relatives. Harvey Reed named school janitor for the coming year. We have coal stock and other local notes on travel and visits.
Mrs Anderson recently mustered out of the U S service with her brother Andrew and is now attending a government vocational school in Leénmibeter after starting last Friday for Leonial Mos.
Mr and Mrs A L Tinetan and son C Intes returned Sunday from a Wisconsin trip. Mr and Mrs Trostman spent two months with family and friends. The passage notes pleasant lakes and water and a scene suitable for a hot vacation.
Chautauqua tent sales and farm work details on north main street. Mrs Ciller F. J. and family return from a South Dakota vacation. John Starr assumes mail courier duties. Local business promotes building materials and paints with new prices. Report of Martin Weers alleging loss of stock in a railroad securities scam near Diller. Regions include Omaha and Colorado motor trips, Beatrice Express notes on residents’ travels and social visits.
Mr and Mrs Joli and family motored home from a Colorado trip and visited relatives. The Diller school renovations aim for an opening in September. Vern Pickard may be discharged from army service at Gimp Track Texas. A note mentions high costs to stack metions in a age and a day with Mrs Walter Gre family.
A report notes attendance at the Frontier's Way exhibition in Seward on Monday with relatives visiting in York and day trips mentioned.
Mrs J T sustained slight injuries when the Ber and family car struck something on the road near Deshler and threw her into the path of oncoming traffic. The incident prompted medical evaluation and further checks for her condition.
The list names teachers and their associated schools including Glathar Eldora Cole Steffen Weigel Beulah Thompson Thompson Nebr rural Hernadette Freytag Dunn Esther Mann Lincoln Center Helen Patton Oaks David Innis Davenport Esther Innis Hubbeil.
Mr and Mrs Will Kennedy and Clark Miller visited from Fair bury and shared Sunday dinner with Mr and Mrs Harry Thompson and Mrs Sylvia Fish and children Merle Jr and Adalice and Mrs Golda McKinley and daughter Bernardine. Mrs Fish and Mrs McKinley had visited locally since before the picnic and left for their homes in Denver Colo and Redlands respectively Monday evening.
Mrs Grace and Mrs Peet of Chicago aunt and cousin of Fred Bert and Will Frisbie visited Diller friends since Tuesday and departed yesterday afternoon with Hadley arriving yesterday for a visit.
Camp Fire members are urged to attend a meeting at 8 o clock Tuesday evening at Mrs W B Bells home Jian Dues should be paid so the national report can be sent in The notice stresses a full turnout for a productive gathering.
Mr and Mrs Will Wiley and their two children arrived Sunday by car and visited part of the week with her brother Ott Bex and others. The Wileys formerly lived here but for a number of poets we been located at Leads.
Max Bell clung to life after a Ford coupe left the road near the iron bridge south west of town. He suffered two broken ribs and shoulder injuries, remained in bed several days, and escaped as the car burned after he crawled through the top. The accident was blamed on a bolt in the steering gear and the vehicle was insured.
Dr C E Leach dentist over F M Benk Fairbury advertises dental services. Dr G H Newton eye ear nose and throat in Fairbury promotes vision care and optometry services for glasses and eye health.
An old classified style ad notes a moving outfit run by Orville R. in Fairbury offering house moving services and other jobs. The text mentions substantial charges for expenses and a motto promising careful work and satisfaction. Contact phone 615 appears in the listing.
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