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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1925
Page
1
Community calendar lists Jee County events in Basir on Sept 22 and Gage County Fair Sept 29 to Oct 2. Local items mention room for light housekeeping, sale bills, and people visiting relatives, driving to school, and farm activity with prices and land sales noted.
A brief notice urges customers to place orders for coal now with Belt Lumber Co. It stresses preparing winter fuel and provides a contact method for ordering.
The Lyman Hutchingoo family of Allerton Iowa spent a brief visit last week at the home of his daughter. They returned home after the short stay and plan for further travel.
A fragmented report notes Mr and Mrs McDonald from Kansas visiting town and enjoying meals at a local port area. The text mentions their car and a possible sightseeing stop during their trip.
A fragmented OCR line cites Mr and Mrs Fred Frigbie with unclear text about a filed or parsed action. The readable portion provides no concrete event or dates. Further readable details are not present in the fragment.
Wednapday of this week the couple Carl Glathar and mi Green were married at Fais Nebr. The newlyweds travelled to the city after the ceremony and left for a visit with the groom in Diller.
Mrs Robert Steiner has moved here from Chicago and will occupy the Shadle property until spring when she will move onto her farm. Mrs Florence Dunn and twin daughters Beatrice and Beulah of Boulder Colo are visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Bert Bell and other Diller relatives. Miss Minnie Edi Edington leaves for Oxford Neb where she will teach Commercial in the high school. Miss Mary Edgington leaves for Lincoln to teach mathematics in the Junior high school this term. The Mieses Edington were graduates of and the former has taught in the Diller schools.
A 1926 radio program from KF Eat Oak Nebraska lists performers Paul S Beckwith and G B Cassell with F D Clark Quartet, Mrs G B Cassell, violinist Dale, Mire, and City Saxophone Solo. The program includes My Task and O Sole Mio with orchestra, calling out station timing and sponsors The Blue Valley.
Mrs. Fred Burrow visited a week with her aunt Mrs. Wm Freitag and family and returned Tuesday to Table Rock. Charlie Hood and daughter Mise Mildred of Ellis vicinity come back from a several week auto trip to Iowa and Illinois visiting Creston and Mason City and Lincoln's monument at Springfield Illinois. They traveled about 1500 miles from Kansas City through mud to St Joseph without car trouble. Beatrice Sun.
A letter from Bigs Diller Nebraska dated September 15 1925 recalls Ernest Habicht coming to Charlie’s aid when a danger arose he rescued him and the writer jokes about Charlie’s tales and the misheard details from a Minnesota trip theory.
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