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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1920

Page

3

Freeman's advertises used stoves in Fairbury listing

Miss Grace Bughee left yesterday for Oshkosh to teach school. Miss Nellie Green arrived from Lincoln for a visit. Miss Fannie Diller and nephew Henry Diller returned from Fairbury relatives. Mrs. L. P. Raymond and daughters rode to Lincoln. Diller vs Wymore baseball game called off for cold feet. Harrison Line and guest visited W. C. Line family. Married: Mrs. E. T. Woods and Mrs. Sophronia Brickell wed in Lincoln on Aug 26 1920. They will live at 1022 B St Fairbury.

Grace Bughee Oshkosh Nebr Fannie Diller Henry Diller Fairbury Diller Wymore E. T. Woods Sophronia Brickell Lincoln Shellenberger Corner University

Catarrhal Cure Claims Appear in Fragmented Text

Fragmentary notes discuss catarrhal cure ideas and a claimed remedy. The text mentions ear ailments and a supposed constitutional approach without clear evidence or instructions.

Freeman's Fairbury Ad and Local News Roundup

Furniture and rugs offered at Freeman's in Fairbury with prices noted. Mrs Mabel Sparks and children return to Perkins County home. Dishes and glassware advertised at Freeman's Fairbury. Harbine and Diller played baseball with Diller winning 8 to 6. Peaches and plums available for canning from Snyder's. Miss Veda Cavett returns from Endicott after visiting Miss Lelia Hadley. State fair special runs through Diller Wednesday Sept 8 at 6:45 a.m. returning Lincoln 7:15 p.m.

Mabel Sparks Perkins County Diller Lincoln

Local residents visit kin and return home

Mr and Mrs Allen Colman and son Glen returned Tuesday from visiting their old home in Cass county. A A Ballard and family traveled from Beatrice Sunday to visit his sister Miss O Ballard. Miss Lucile Dunn visited at the home of her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs H Z Diller and returned to Omaha.

Thompson, Clark Roe Clark Lincoln Chester Sparks Madrid Nebr T. A Pickens Newton Iowa J. L. Seaman Davenport Seaman Colorado Springs Diller A.A. Ballard Beatrice _Suiday Miss . O. Ballard Lucile Dunn

Community Church Collection For Tabitha Home

St Pauls Lutheran plans a Sunday school collection for the Tabitha Home in Lincoln. All Sunday school members are urged to attend.

Tabitha Lincoln

Presbyterian Sunday School Rally and Picnic Report

Sunday school meets at 10 a m with a Rally Day program planned and no church preaching or evening services due to the Chautauqua. A prayer meeting is set for Wednesday at 8 p m. A 40 member picnic at Hartzell's grove featured games and a large chicken supper. Sunshine Circle members hosted a party at the manse with games and refreshments despite bad roads.

Sunshine Circle

Seed Wheat for Sale in Kharkov Origin

Seed wheat from Kharkov, Russian origin, hardy with heavy yield and clean berries. 400 bushels available, price 3.00. Contact L. H. Madden at Diller, phone. Hooray for local notices as the Diller Dramatic Club reforms with eight members Rex Green Claude Dunn Lloyd Myers Mrs Ruby Anderson Mrs Dora Miller Fern Cavett Charlie Waggoner Delmar Hale. They plan six plays with first announced in the Record. Miss Lillian Osborn visits from school then to Fairbury as guest of Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Colman.

Kharkov L. H. Madden Diller Diller Dramatic Club Rex Green Claude Dunn Lloyd Myers Ruby Anderson Dora Miller Fern’ Cavett Charlie Waggoner Delmar Hale

Lincoln celebrates ratification with bells and whistles

Lincoln marked the nine teenth amendment ratification with bells rung and whistles blown at high noon on Saturday. Governor McKelvie issued a proclamation urging Nebraskans to join the celebration, though a drizzle muted the events reported by the Lincoln Star.

Lincoln Nebraska McKelvie Lincoln Star

Also Mentioned on This Page

Diller State Bank Leonard W. Colby Beatrice Freeman’s Nellie Green L. P. Raymond Flossie Raymond Leona Amos Harrison Line Loop City W. C. Line Clark Fairury Harbine and Diller Snyder Veda Cavett Endicott Lelia Hadley Farmers Union Coop St. Paul’s Lutheran Presbyterian Exide Batteries Bell Telephone System Fanders & Robertson Diller, Nebr Lillian Osborn A. H. Colman Colman Sherwin - Williams H. K. Shutt Rexall Store
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