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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1929
Page
1
A bank notes continued growth with new customers and retention of existing clients due to confidence in resources service courtesy and reliability. It invites the closest investigation into its operations and reputation.
Mrs Henry Jansen and Mrs Henry Frisbie are reported ill with illnesses and recoveries. Auto drivers licenses issue looms in two days. Frank Mills and Paul visit from Lincoln. Alva Negis and Martha Cockell welcome a ten pound boy. Milk price rises planned as feed costs climb. Local families and clubs attend events in Jefferson County.
Burlington section foreman T. H. Waggoner and his wife report their daughter Mrs. Flora Davis and her husband moved from St. Joseph Missouri to Chicago TM where Mr. Davis has secured a government appointment.
Mr and Mrs John Pulec and son Lester Strawhacker returned Sunday from an auto trip to the Ozark mountains in Missouri. They visited friends at Noel where Mr Pulec once resided and were very interested in several large natural caves recently discovered near there.
Monday September 23 a9 lb son was born to Mr and Mrs Wilbur Green Ciara Lampe of Superior Nebr at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Rudolph Lampe 4 1/4 miles south and 11 1/2 miles west of Diller Nebr Mother and son are doing well If joy was a serious malady we could offer no hope for Wig however he is getting better too
Ovid Carpenter sustained a deep gash from a playful jug strike on the nose, requiring medical dressing. Ray Remley, brother of Mrs. W T Logan, died after a brief Denver hospital illness following an operation. Roy and Clyde Broadstone, with Riley Place, left for the American Legion convention in Louisville, planned a camping route of about 900 miles, weather permitting.
An air circus of 30 to 40 Nebraska planes is set for today and tomorrow at Fairbury. Kenneth Fouts drove from Seward Tuesday evening and stayed with his mother Mrs. W. Fouts returning the next day. Ab Bristol of the telephone company packs his east town residence amid a white fashion. He recently built a fine storm cave.
Mr and Mrs H M Kjie returned Sunday from a two day auto trip to Oklahoma visiting Tulsa and several oil operations with their son. The trip was pleasant and reported free of trouble.
D W Fanders learned Wednesday noon that his wife’s mother Mrs Wen Lambert of Guide Pik was taken to a Hastings hospital for an appendectomy where gangrene was found and doctors said the chances of recovery were about one in a thousand.
A Lincoln Telephone and Telegraph post hole digger operates on lines west of Blue Springs using a mounted heavy truck unit. Amos Bush of Zillah Washington, a former Diller resident, sent copies of the Zillah mirror showing a new 20000 packing plant and warehouse with 115 car loads of peaches shipped in three weeks and 250 car loads of apples planned this season. Vernon D Hill of Diller Nebraska writes in Capper's Farmer about a marble topped table used as a versatile time saver in the October issue, with the full article to be published next week in the Record.
A light rain went largely unnoticed as county events were held in Endicott with Dislerites attending the Ww. TU county convention. Local officials promised action on auto driver licenses while lists of past crashes are summarized, noting 151 accidents with 18 dead and 185 injured in Nebraska newspapers over a two week span ending Sept 10, including 25 deaths in the prior week.
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