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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1932
Page
1
The subject Will Gréen is noted as confined to his bed due to selaticas, a condition implied to restrict mobility. No further details on treatment or duration are provided in the accessible text.
Miss Hansen was out of school on account of sickness Tuesday and Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Alvine Hiteeb and children Freddie and Robert Dean spent Easter Sunday with Diller relatives.
The Congregational church ladies announce an annual supper and bazaar to be held in the annex on Saturday April 2. Lloyd Pefferman, residing six miles east and two north of Dillei, cut his left arm badly on Sunday, requiring three stitches to close the wound.
Me and Mrs Milow and their son J Blanchard of Lincoln visited here Sunday with A R Milow and family.
The Diller Library Association will hold its annual meeting at 7 30 o clock next Monday night April 4 in the library room to elect officers and conduct any other business.
Rodney Floyd of Beatrice was riding a pony at a friend's home in Diller when he was thrown. A wire fence cut his right leg badly requiring three stitches to close the wound.
A display at the Waggoner Brothers hardware store in Dillera features a dated Carlisle Gazette from August 37 1825 with a margin note showing Abraham Wagoner as a subscriber, kept as a family relic tracing to the great grandfather.
Brighten your home inside and out with our finest quality paints. They add life to the exterior and renew interior cheerfulness. We offer economical redecorating solutions and expert assistance. Cornbelt Lumber Co., Diller, Neb. C. L. Geer, Mer. Ph. 153:02.
Mrs. John Sibley on the mend from illness. Mrs. Guy Cassell of Steele City visited her brother H. H. Beckwith and family Saturday.
John W. Miller of Lincoln, described as an old time resident, spent last Friday visiting with relatives and old acquaintances in the bailiwick.
Nellie Green and siblings Dickie and Donna Jane Raymond of Lincoln were present at the Junior class play on Tuesday evening, their sister and aunt among the cast.
Lynd Waggoner has secured a position in E F Habicht's store at Worthington Minnesota. He left Wednesday morning accompanying Dr Viers as far as Lincoln from which place he took a bus.
Dr. S B Viers travels to Lincoln on Wednesday to attend a meeting of the state veterinary association. He is accompanied by Mrs Viers and Mrs Claude Ellis who use the trip to visit friends in the city.
Ladimer Lukes deeds his undivided WA of the SEX% in Sec 25-24 Jefferson County to his brother Charlie Lukes. Charlie Lukes transfers his undivided interest in Gage County land near Virginia to Ladimer Lukes.
A local retailer promotes a fresh spring suit lineup boasting the largest stock in the country. Suits start at 20 dollars and up, with bargain options at 11.95 and 1.95, plus a money back guarantee and free examination privilege from L. M. Hurst Diller.
A daughter was born to Mr and Mrs Martin Weers near Diller on March 22. Wells Andrews of Steele City visited Easter Sunday with his brother Rupert Andrews in Diller. The S C Hutchinson store room on main street leased by the Swifts for a cream station. Paul Arpke near Harbine scheduled a general farm sale for Thursday April 7. Mr and Mrs T H Waggoner and their son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Walter Guard visited relatives in Fairbury over Easter.
The village and school election is set for next Tuesday while the state and county officer primary follows a week later on April 12.
Mrs. Theodore Nigpel of the Ellis neighborhood suffered a broken right arm after a buggy team ran away and threw her out last week.
Mrs W F Myers of Lincoln and Miss Grayce Myers of Falls City spent Easter Sunday with Diller relatives and friends. Miss Myers has been retained as a teacher in the Falls City schools.
Mrs Christie Thompson Sea mone moved her household goods from the Hutchinson building on Main Street to her residence property recently vacated by her son Harry Thompson where she will again make her home.
Preaching services are planned at the Methodist church next Sunday morning April 3 at 11 o'clock. Dr A O Hinson will conduct the services and there will be an infant baptism and reception of members at this time.
Graydon Habichr of Worthington Minnesota, a student at the University of Nebraska Lincoln, was a Sunday guest at the home of his grandmother Mrs Nancy Robertson and his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs C E Waggoner in this city.
Republican state senator J A Axtell shook hands with voters in Diller and vicinity last Friday as he campaigned for the August 12 primary. He has pushed for a gravel led road for Diller and continues to pursue support for the project.
H. K. Shutt has purchased a drug store at Hiawatha Kansas and will relocate his family there late this week or early next. The Shutt family, long time residents of Diller, leave many friends and commend their move to the community. A. R. Milow will occupy the Shutt home as the new druggist.
Mr and Mrs Homer Brunk relocate this week to Fairbury where he has assumed leadership of a new clothing store on the south side of the square. In Diller and surrounding areas they had managed the Farmers store and formed many friendships. Their Diller friends extend best wishes for their success in the new location.
Dist district officials confirm that a teacher named Eunicess Ar will join the staff next year after completing two prior years of service in the same district.
Henry Weers and his family moved Monday into a Diller residence formerly occupied by Miss Susan Randall.
Joe Novotny moved Monday into the property one half mile north of town which he bought some time ago from Mrs. Sophia Mathias.
Er and Orphin Lee of Hebron visited their mother and grandmother Mrs. M Hughes returning Sunday afternoon Mrs Cleve Hiatt and daughter after twenty six days in Odell hospital Earl Stefford returned Saturday noon to his home near here and is reported to be feeling much better.
Ray Calkins of Beatrice sustained two broken ribs after falling from a manure spreader on a farm northwest of Diller last week. He had recently bought the farm from John Miller.
Carl Braasch was informed Wednesday that his father died at his Weatherika home north of Jansen. The elder Braasch had lived there until moving to Olkahoma several years earlier.
Neil Diller and Robert Diller of Chicago and Lincoln students with Miss Marion Diller and Miss Jane Snider spent the weekend at the J. Smith Diller home. They all returned Sunday with Mr. Diller taking the boys to Beatrice and the girls to Peru.
The next meeting of the Jefferson County Tax Payers League will be held at the court house in Fairbury at 1 30 in the afternoon on Saturday April 19. The report of the resolutions and steering committee will be presented then and the meeting opened for discussion. All tax payers and others interested are invited.
Fred Grabber has leased the west half of section 12 township 2 range 4 of Mrs Jennie Live. The note mentions Emil Krebs who formed it last year and includes references to Mr and Mrs Henry Frisbie Lester Strawhacker and Mr and Mrs Raleigh Bell visiting Diller relatives on Easter Sunday.
Twenty sacks of choice alfalfa seed were stolen from Foster's Implement Store in Ellis. A reward of 25 dollars is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the thieves.
The post office placed an order for 100 million Arbor Day Memorial Stamps to honor Arbor Nebraska City’s 60th anniversary. They go on sale April 22.
The attorney general ruled that real estate may be legally revalued this year when petitions for revaluation are filed with the county board and a record of the request is made. Revaluation is conducted by the county board of equalization comprising the county commissioners, the county clerk and the county assessor.
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