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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1925
Page
1
Coming events list Nebraska State Fair runs September 6 to 11 with Jefferson County Fair September 22 to 25 and Gage County Fair September 29 to October 2.
The Record notes Habicht's offers real bargain prices on school shoes. An item found on highway P-W-F, auto No. 88-2548, is available for inquiry at the office. George Henrichs exhibits Hampshire hogs at Thayer County fair Deshier this week. Dr Diehl reports birth of 83 pound boy to Mr and Mrs Lawrence Madden Sunday Aug 30. Mr and Mrs and wife visit relatives for state fair. Robert James and niece Fern Casford of Tecumseh visit sister Mrs Chas Barber Sunday.
Dr. Ellis leaves for Western Kansas and closes his office for the week. Rev. Otto Bergfelder returns from Germany and will fill the pulpit at St. Paul’s Lutheran church Sunday morning.
Scede Wiemers and son Corda along with Harry Ahrends left in Mr. Wiemer’s car early Thursday for the So. St. Joe stock yards to attend a sale of 1000 to 1200 head of white faced dehorned steers.
W E Anderson drove from Fairfield and spent time handling business and visiting friends. He reports his family in good health and satisfied with their move and new outlook.
Edgar Henrichs shows Hampshire hogs at the Kansas State fair in Belleville this week. Gas at Diller filling stations has fallen to 22 cents a gallon after a two cent drop Tuesday. Flannels for dress patterns are praised at Habicht's. Flossie Raymond and nephew Dean Barber return from Lincoln. The Henrichs and Harris families visit E L Loeck's home in Beatrice area. Dr Claude Ellis and wife drive toward Kanorado with cousin Mattie Gould. Rev Victor F Clark and wife return from a month in New York City. Beatrice hospital offers hopeful news on Margaret Lemon's injured foot from a mowing accident.
Odd local notice listing a stall rental for school pupils horses. Mentions J A Pickard and notes various nearby events and changes. Includes typhoid fever illness of Irene Hill and local color about fairs lakes and chautauquas. Mentions Gus tumble in Diller and fuel pricing. References Clark's Coll Produce Market prices. Mentions travelers and local road work crew Clarence Pivera and Harry Thompson.
Notice announces fall term registration for Diller Public Schools on Sept 4 5 with times for high and new pupils. Also reports a Ellie M. E church gathering at Gladys Highland home featuring bands songs games and refreshments for about sixty. Mention of Y P C U meeting honoring four members planning to leave.
The Record lists new instructors for Gage county Nos 36 near Barneston Ruth Eick No 85 Eva Stotts No 106 Lucile Packer. Mr and Mrs Roy Nelson of Washington DC in government service are on vacation Roy arrived last week to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Peter Nelson his wife will join him in Oklahoma before they return to Washington
The Blauser seventh annual reunion was hosted at G. C. Blauser’s home last Sunday. Fifty three attended a generous picnic dinner and enjoyed speaking and singing by children and a talk by Mr. King. Out of town guests included Sam Brauser and daughter Elizabeth of Troy Kansas, H C King and children of Beatrice, Orleva Mc Boughtin, and J H Pittenger of Lineitec.
Mr and Mrs George Specht attended a Monday family reunion at Wes Carmichael's farm south of Fairbury. Attendees from Diller included the Spechts and families, Ensely Carmichael, and Earl Johnson. Lebanon Kansas residents Les Provant and family. Atwood Kansas Will Powell and children. Cal and Jas Sparks of Indiana. After a fried chicken and watermelon dinner, horseshoe pitching and games followed, with everyone enjoying the day.
The NCSA members and families enjoyed their annual picnic at Riverside Park Beatrice Friday August 28 with a large turnout. Attendees included Mrs C Hill Auburn Neb and Mrs C Be Beate Beat rice with their husbands aiding in arrangements. After a hearty supper and park amusements, some members rode a child friendly ride and others departed for home. The group plans to meet September 16 at Mrs Filley's home for a roll call and summer memories.
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