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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1937
Page
5
Corrected edition lists Thursday prices for wheat oats eggs and poultry. Items include wheat at 30 dollars per 100, oats 30, cream 35, eggs 19, hens 5 pounds 45, hens 4 to 5 pounds 4, leghorn hens 11, old roosters 7, leghorn roosters 5.
Lynn Cully of Fairbury visited friends at Diller last Sunday afternoon. Wayne Thompson and a Lincoln family spent Easter Sunday with relatives at Diller.
Readable line from Diller Nebraska advertises coal at reasonable prices from Allen Lumber Company in Diller with contact phone 15302. The fragment signals a local business sale or promotion for coal materials.
Miss Alice Line of Omaha and Grace Myers of Falls City spent Easter with relatives north of town and iller. Samuel Evans of St. Louis sues the hospital for the death of his son after the hospital shipped the body of a woman. Mrs. Cleve Hiatt and Orpha Lee of Hebron visited Mrs. Elizabeth Hughes at Diller. Harold Bowers family and Ruth Pickard visited Mrs. Sophia Mathias. Rachael Viers spent Easter with her parents Dr. and Mrs. Viers. Mrs. Mathias hosted Grace Fasnacht and family, the Mathias family, and Mabel Camp of Beatrice for Sunday dinner. Chas. Beckman of Beatrice visited Mrs. Henry Weers. the Weers and Beckmans come from Germany.
A report notes a Friday evening gathering in Steele City where guests including Wallace Palmer and others visited a friend to spend the night playing cards.
Mrs. Fred Henrichs thanks friends who sent flowers letters and cards during her hospital illness and recovery.
Residents near Beatrice and Oakland report Easter routines and visits. The Garrels place vacancy stirs rumors of new tenants. Schmidt family from unknown location gathered with Heortehs relatives on Tuesday after delays due to travel.
Shea neighborhood notes report the Elton Crocker children ill with whooping cough while Wilma Chancellor recovers from scarlet fever. Newt Carpenter improves from illness as Mrs. Rempel visits from Allen Nebraska and Des Moines visitors call on Elton Crocker’s family. Local radio broadcast from Clay Center featured Miss Gagé and Miss Fasting. The column also notes cattle losses, suspected Black Leg, and vaccination of remaining herd.
Esther Malchow notes a hundred in spelling contest as Black Rabbits lead with White Rabbits close behind. Perfect attendance honors go to Jean Maw, Marjorie Maw, Delores Maw, Robert Hiatt, Allen Folkers, Donald Scheele. Easter Sunday visits include Mr and Mrs Chas Hilder and Connie Jo. Various local residents are mentioned with mutual after Easter visits and shopping trips in Beatrice.
Mrs Ray Lamb Superintendent notes appreciation for a gift from a former Sunday School boy and thanks all who contributed to the Easter program. Visiting Harold and Mrs Bowers with their two sons are praised for attendance and help. The entertainment committee and children are thanked for a successful service. The message ends with a Philippians verse.
Easter services brought joy to many hearts worldwide. The church reports a fine missionary offering and several accessions, with 106 in Sunday School. Next Sunday continues with 10 A M Sunday School and 11 A M worship. welcome extended to all.
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