Local Notices Roundup From Diller Community
Second hand cars for sale listed by J D Fanders. Miss Ballard stocks hats. County Supt Henry Abrams visited Diller schools. Dr Diehl moved office to Dr Ellis building. Peter Oaks of Colorado Springs visiting relatives. EK Habicht returned from St Joe market with goods for Loock Habicht. Parking on main street new to Diller. Miss Opal Kelly visiting grandparents D R Kelly. Fanders drove to Guide Rock. Gerd Henrichs back from Minnesota. Elmo Hadley to Beatrice for institute brick work. Mrs Sam Tucker returned to Council Bluffs. W E Griffin left Beatrice after plastering job near Diller.
Carpenter H. E. Green Returns to Waverly after Visit
H. E. Green came back Sunday to Waverly where he works as a carpenter after spending several days here with his family.
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H. E. Green
Waverly
Cal Waggoner in Iowa shooting tournament visit to Lincoln
Cal Waggoner played in a shooting tournament in Iowa early in the week. His family used the trip to visit relatives in Lincoln.
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Cal Waggoner
Iowa
Lincoln
Mrs L Bausch Heads to Eureka Springs for Rheumatic Treatment
Mrs L Bausch left yesterday for Eureka Springs where she expected to remain a couple of months taking treatment for rheumatism.
Reinhart Returns Home From Lincoln Vacation Visit
Dale Reinhart came home Sunday from Lincoln for a brief visit with his family during a weeklong vacation from the dental school he attends before it reopens Monday.
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Dale Reinhart
Lincoln
Folkne
Hale Family Returns to Waverly After Nebr Visit
Mr and Mrs Delmar Hale and their parents had visited recently. Mr and Mrs Hale and Mr and Mrs E S Dunn returned Wednesday to their home in Waverly Nebraska where Mr Hale works for a lumber company.
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Delmar Hale
Burlington agent Filley leaves for Portland visit
W Happy Filley, Burlington agent at this station, is taking a vacation and left on No 16 yesterday for Portland Oregon to visit his ailing mother. D W Van Dusen at Dakyin acts as relief agent at Diller during Filley’s absence.
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Happy) Filley
Burlington
Portland
Oregon
D. W. van Dusen
Dakyin
Diller
Mr. Filley
Diller school janitorship awarded to C. A. Reinhart
C. A. Reinhart was the successful bidder for janitorship of the Diller school this year. Kings and children visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. Rell Oaks with other Diller relatives. Harry Highland and Waite Leaper returned from a Colorado motor trip to Pikes Peak. Mr and Mrs A H Colman returned from a summer resort stay in Battle Creek and Racine visits. Beatrice Cold Storage to furnish artificial ice for the season with phone orders before 10.
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C. A. Reinhart
Diller
Harry Highland
Waite
Leaper
Colorado
Pikes Peak
A. Oh
Colman
Battle Creek
Mich
Leslie Osborn
Racine
Wis
Beatrice Cold Storage
Rex Green
For Rent or Sale Six Room House in Diller
Yesterday was registration day for those between 18 and 21 and those between 31 and 45. The registration booth was in the city hall with J. Smith Diller Eric S Dunn and W.A. Snyder serving as the registration board.
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Diller
Rigdon
Tineher
J. Smith Diller
Eric S., Dunn
W.A. Snyder
Mrs Gale and son stop in Aberdeen trip home
Mrs. Carl Gale and son Gilbert of near Aberdeen South Dakota paused here Wednesday on their return from visiting her mother Mrs. Moreland in Dodger City Kansas for a visit with old-timer friends and acquaintances. Mrs. Mary Miller received four belated letters this week from her son Scott in one of which he said he had been at the battle front in France but has now been transferred to hospital work a few miles back from the line.
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Carl Gale
Gilbert
Aberdeen
So. Duk
Moreland
Dodger City
Kan
Mary Miller
Scott
Batle Front
France
Catletts Visit After Soldier Reunion in Oregon
J C Catlett and his daughter stopped Tuesday on return from a soldier’s reunion in Ortland Oregon to visit his sister in law Mrs E J Catlett and planned to depart Thursday for Pawnee City where he has served as rural mail carrier for sixteen years.
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J.C. Catlett
Ortland
Oregon
E. J. Catlett
Pawnee City
Catlett
Exhibition drill by Diller Home Guards impresses crowd
The Diller Home Guards held an exhibition drill in the city park last Sunday afternoon witnessed by a large crowd. Sixty members exist with thirty eight attending Sunday. the company formed two months ago and has drilled about six weeks under Harry Parker who previously trained at Shey. The Fairbury News commends the city of Diller for the success of the organization.
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Diller
Harry Parker
Shey
Fairbury News
Thompson visit with mother and relatives in Diller
True Thompson visited Thursday evening with his mother Mrs Christe Thompson and other Diller relatives and returned Tuesday to Willmer Minnesota where he works in a railroad machine shop.
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True Thompson
Christe Thompson
Willmer
Minn
Village appoints Ott Fox street overseer replacing Clausson
The village board of trustees named Ott Fox street overseer to succeed John Clausson whose time is consumed by a well drilling business leaving insufficient attention to street duties.
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Village Board of Trustees
Ott -Fox Street
John Clausson
Sun trip to Camp Dodge distant kin
Rex Green and his wife began a motor journey to visit his brother Ray Green at Camp Dodge but arrived in Des Moines to learn Ray had just been sent to another camp eastward with others. Their brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs V A Raymond were also in Des Moines.
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Rex Green
Ray Green
Camp Dodge
V.A. Raymond
Des Moinea
Des Moines
Ray
Village Board Orders Parking Central on Commercial Avenue
At a Tuesday meeting the Village Board directed the Village Marshal to remove hitching posts from Commercial Avenue and Main Street and to require future parking to be in the center of the street. The order was issued by Village President R. Starr and Village Clerk C A Reinhardt.
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Commercial Avenue
Main Street
R. ¥. Starr
Chr
C. A. Reinhardt
County committee to use polling places as HQs for October 7
The county committee urges precinct polling places to serve as committer headquarters on October 7 where all citizens should subscribe a quota. Those who do not appear will not be overlooked. everyone will be assigned a share and must justify any refusal to subscribe.
One New Dempster Drill For Sale
For sale one new Dempster one horse owner drill also known as a Thomas press drill. Owner listed as Joe Hiatt. tf.
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Dempster
Thomas Press
Joe Hiatt
Church Schedule Notes With Absent Pastor
Sunday the 16th features no service due to the pastor's absence. In September there is a 10 a.m. Sunday school and an 11 a.m. morning service followed by a 2:30 p.m. meeting of the Ladies Aid Society and an 8:30 p.m. evening service.
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The
Ladies Aid Society
Diller Public Schools Open With Strong Attendance
The Diller public school opened on Monday with high attendance and enrollment figures. Registration exceeded typical levels, and by Monday morning the total stood at 154 with 28 non residents in the high school and seven in the grades. Athletic clubs have begun organizing for the year, though details are not yet settled.
Letter From Earl Snyder In France To His Parents
Earl Snyder writes from the front in France attached to the 121st Field Artillery. He notes scarce writing paper, says Diller friends have not seen him for weeks, and asks his parents to send copies of the Record. He mentions Mary and asks for letters, while hinting at ongoing action and uncertainty about future reunions.
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K. of C
F. A
Diller
Mary
Personal letter fragment from Earl Snyder in Vermont
A brief wartime handwritten note directs greetings to Uncle Abe and Aunt Minnie. The writer Earl W. Snyder signs from Bat. D,121-F 2A AEF, hinting at Americans nearing an end to conflict with the Dutch.
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Abe
Aunt Minnie
Earl
Earl W. Snyder
Bat
Preparations Underway for Fourth Liberty Loan Subscriptions
The county war works committee pushes to equalize distribution as the Fourth Liberty Loan begins. Precinct quotas will be announced and recorded in a county card system tracking past war activities. Former loans required little sacrifice. this larger loan may demand more, but the quota must be met.
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County War Works Committee
Letter From Rev Larkins From Omaha 1918
Rev J Wallace Larkin writes from Immanuel hospital in Omaha Nebr Sept 6 1918 to Diller Nebr friends. he thanks readers for letters and asks them to trust his slow progress and notes he hopes to work again. he plans to write Dr Diehl and mentions Joy Reinhardt visit and several weeks more hospital stay expected.
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Diller
Record
Nebr
Pearce
Immanuel Hospital
Joy Reinhardt
J. Wallace Larkin
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Uncle Sam
Citizens State Bank
Diller, Nebraska
J. D
Miss Ballard
County
Henry Abrams
Peter Oaks
Colorado Springs
R. L. and
EF. F. Oaks
EK. F. Habicht
St. Joe Market
Loock
Habicht
Opal Kelly
McDonald, Kan
R. Kelly
Diehl
Ellis-othce
Cedric Fanders
Guide Rock
Gerd
Henrichs
Relaives
Minnesota
Elmo Hadley
Beatrice
Institute
Sam Tucker
Riley Tucker
Council Bluffs
W. E. Griffin
Elias Hadley
Cedric Finders
Guide Reek
Dr C. Co
Shutt Drug CO
Lutheran
Diller Public Schools
Earl Snyder
W. A. Snyder
Liberty
Rev
Larkins
Omaha
Diller Markets
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