The Diller Markets Corrected Weekly Price Listing
Corrected Thursday market page notes prices at 87 and 115 among local listings. Independent vendors and merchants across Diller present figures for groceries and commodities.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1936
Page
5
Corrected Thursday market page notes prices at 87 and 115 among local listings. Independent vendors and merchants across Diller present figures for groceries and commodities.
Frank Dymacek as plaintiff sues Charles and Mabel Lukes as defendants. On May 4 1936 at 2 P M the public auction will be held at the front door of the Court House in Fairbury Nebraska to sell the west half of the southeast quarter in section twenty five township two north range four east. The sale is for cash to the highest bidder. Emil Ackman Sheriff Hartigan Skultery attorney for plaintiff. Published April 3 to May 1 1936.
Notice is given that under an order of sale issued by the District Court of Jefferson County Nebraska sheriff Emil Ackman will sell at public auction on May 4 1936 at 2 PM at the south front door of the Fairbury Court House the north half and other portions of the northeast and southeast quarters in sections 17 and 20 township 31 north range four west for cash to satisfy the action brought by Reent Reents against Alonzo Specht and Lida Specht. Bertin Skultety attorney for the plaintiff.
Notice that C F Kroetsch Dg has filed an application to sell beer on and off sale at Lot 9 Block 2 Main St Harbine Nebr and building 8 Mrs Molly Nickerson. A village board meeting will be held October 18 1936 at 7 00 oclock by the village clerk E Wilson Kaivvan A Wolters.
Jim Pickard recovers from severe intestinal flu. Mrs. M E Sparks of Omaha visits the Bell home. County Judge E R Bee visits Diller and greets friends. Cornbell Lumber Co sells shingles to Walter Klemme and Alfred Drexler for a new roof this week.
Mr and Mrs Fred Dietrick arrived Friday evening from Falls City and are visiting at the home of Mrs Carico and Mr John Carico, her parents.
Mr and Mrs Harold Hutchin from Omaha visit their parents Mr and Mrs S C Hutchinson for a weekend gathering.
Rolf Beckman and Lester Strawhacker spent about ten days cleaning and papering the Masonic hall. The work covered painting and upkeep to refresh the space.
J. Smith Dider drove to Lincoln yesterday to bring his daughter Rachel home for the spring vacation granted to Nebraska University students.
Mr Wm Freitag of Harbine was on the sick list last week confined to his bed. He declares it was too cold for an old man.
J. C. Bartel of Fairbury running for Nebraska legislature 22nd district visited voters in the area on Tuesday. He has lived in Jefferson county for 51 years.
Roscoe Coleman bought his father’s residence in Diller from the heirs and moved his household effects into the property at the start of the week from Juniatia Nebraska.
Miss Lucile Hanson from Blair Nebraska arrived Sunday noon for a spring vacation stay at the home of Mr and Mrs John Pulec, who host her as usual.
Mr and Mrs Raleigh Bell and daughter Sue Ann of Lincoln visited on Sunday at the home of Bud Bell and his wife. They were accompanied from Lincoln by Miss Lucille Hansen.
Richard Roe and Alfred McCune, sons of Mr and Mrs Roy McCune, came from Lincoln Tuesday with their grandfather E E McCune to attend the Athletic banquet. Roe is a Lincoln High senior this year.
Onka Lottman relocates near Diller with family, staying at the Wiemers residence south of town after arriving from Fairbury last week. The move sets up temporary headquarters at the couple’s daughter’s home.
Mrs Sparks has returned to her home at Diller after winter visits with her children. She is accompanied by her ill daughter Nellie Miller who came from Liberty last Saturday and stayed with Mr and Mrs Clifford Sparks at their home.
Mrs. A H Beckman of Denver and Mrs. Mary Sick of Lincoln traveled to Diller on Sunday to spend the day at Roy Patton s home. Beckman is Cassie Patton the oldest Patton daughter and Mary is the youngest.
Mr and Mrs Francis Clark and daughter Connie Mae left after a Tuesday banquet for Burlington Iowa to meet Mrs Clark who spent the winter in Florida They planned to drive all night and arrive Wednesday After a brief visit with friends they would return to Nebraska bringing their mother to Fairbury Nebraska.
Mr. Drexler of Steele City acquires the Dressen residence properties through administration of the estate. One home sits where Roy Patton lives, the other on the old J. D. Fanders site west of Main Street. He also owns the Allen Cash Market building next to Waggo``ner Brothers. The Gifford house is getting a new roof and improvements.
April 14 at 2 30 P M hostess Mrs Ralape assisted by Mrs Carico Mrs A O Richardson Mrs Long and Mrs Richard Roll call Nature verses from Bible or items from Better Homes and Gardens magazine Flower yard conservation versus waste Beatitude of trees poems and music Each member to bring a packet of favorite seed for exchange Tell something of its cultivation
Fred Bartlett of the old Ralaton farm seventy four miles southwest of Diller is recovering from a broken leg after injuring it while attempting to rope a cow on his property.
Rupert Hughes visited from Steele City on Saturday and works at his father-in-law H A Drake's hardware store. Drake remains at home suffering from rheumatism.
The Steele City news notes four candidates for the local postmaster civil service exam. They are Mrs. Fannie Manning, Warren Lichtenberger, Eva Outhier, and Mrs. Mary Sampson.
Martin Fanders toured the Diller showroom on Tuesday where a wide range of refrigerators ranges and washers were on display. A full automatic gas range with electric controls could cook the meal before the user wakes up.
H. E. Green received an air mail letter sent from Los Angeles at 5 30 p m the previous day the letter rode the train to Lincoln arriving at 10 30 a m and then took about 12 and a half hours to reach the Diller post office The timing details show a 24 hour window from posting to delivery within a state route.
A letter from Tupelo describes a devastating Sunday tornado that leveled half the town. The Delanos report near miss at their home, store shelter, and a mass casualty scene with ambulances and 20 surgeons arriving from New Orleans to perform amputations in courthouse and theater ruins.
District Superintendent and Mrs McDade visited Beat Rice area last Thursday evening to attend Methodist services. The outing was informal and not an official visit.
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