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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1934
Page
5
The note lists grain bids including wheat and corn with No. 2 quality samples and mixed varieties. It references corrected Thursday pricing and station identifiers, showing bid figures around .35 to .75 in unclear terms.
Community briefs include visitors and transfers at Odell hospital and local farms. Items mention Mrs. Leonard Frisbie expected home, storage tank work by Standard Oil, for sale eggs and baled hay, and residents visiting or moving, with several small social updates and a few medical notes.
Lynn Cully Gerald Close Bob Beckwith Hubert Filley Eileen Green and Thelma Novotny were students visiting home folks the past week.
Mrs Hubert Engieman has been seriously ill with heart trouble for a week and is reported to be somewhat improved at this writing.
Waggoner Bros advertises a large on hand supply of alfalfa and sweet clover seed. Customers are invited to visit and see the varieties available for purchase.
Pastor Dr Travis of Centenary Methodist Church Beat Rice conducted last Thursday evening service at the Diller Methodist church which was enjoyed by attendees.
Thressa VanLaningham spent several days last week visiting her cousin Mrs. Paul Renz in Humbort Nebraska. She left Saturday and planned to travel to Chicago this week.
Mrs Pearl Chapman and her daughter from Sheridan Wyoming visit at the home of Dr and Mrs Ellis. Miss Chapman studies violin at Nebraska State University. Mrs Chapman and Dr Ellis are cousins.
Roger Drew, a student at Wesleyn University, is spending his spring vacation at the home of his brother, Rev and Mrs Drew.
Mr. and Mrs. Hanson, who had rooms temporarily in the Colman hotel building, moved on Wednesday to a farm home near Endicott.
Miss Elsie Franzen, longtime resident of Steele City, relocates to Diller and will reside with Mr and Mrs Francis Clark while working as a store clerk.
Mr and Mrs Walter Lewis and their son Jimmie of Fairbury visited Sunday afternoon with Mrs Susie Hyde at the home of Mr and Mrs E E Hill.
Report says a nudist group has leased 250 acres near Omaha for a proposed park camping project, signaling a new recreational site in Nebraska. The claim aligns with local interest in expanding camping options and attracting visitors to the area.
Reported milk bottle thefts worry residents with suspicions pointing to local youths. Authorities urge buyers of empty bottles to help deter the wrongdoing and aid in stopping the issue.
Local ad urges chicken-keepers to treat mite problems with creosote oil sold by Cornbelt Lumber Co in Diller Nebraska. Price listed as 50 cents per gallon. Phone contact provided.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lamb hosted relatives including Mrs. Lambs parents Mr. and Mrs. Ballard and her brother Mr and Mrs. Frank Ballard with family in the Sicily Creek neighborhood last Sunday.
Word from Dr Diehl and daughter Eleanor says they reached Hot Springs Arkansas after a 660 mile trip over Sunday and Monday. They report three days of rain from Nevada Missouri southward. Flowers and fruit trees are in bloom and lawns are being mowed.
A retrospective notes residents and events from forty years ago in Diller and nearby areas. It recalls people moving, jobs sought, precinct assessments, a railroad accident near Denton, and local officials, high license debates, a bank closure, saloon robbery, and school pupil attendance with names of residents and officials.
The Gaye family prepares for a summer camping trip packing clothes bedding and keepsakes after school closes. They travel by train with mother father and children from the Crouch Line Depot to begin a season of summer adventures and scenery along the river.
The narrator describes scenery of weathered limestone bluffs and rushing waters as a train travels toward Pierre Lodge. Children watch camps roll by while the conductor announces Hysega Pierre Lodge and the train halts near a log cabin encircled by pines. The scene ends with a cliffhanger about Camp Picnic and promises continuation May 4th.
Fairbury Nebr harness repairs and oil servicing advertised at 75c per set. The shop, located corner north of Bonham theatre, promotes a tank of new oil for use in repairs.
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