Diller Markets Report Corrécted Wheat and Corn Prices
Market notes show grain prices and items listed in the Diller Markets. Wheat No 1.89 and 0.88 for corn, oats feed and eggs valued at 2.80 per dozen. buyers and vendors cited with hens noted.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1935
Page
5
Measles Outbreak Reported Among Local Residents
The passage notes widespread measles illness with people described as very sick and lacking strong feelings about it.
James Hays Improves After Appendicitis Operation
James Hays who had surgery for appendicitis at Dr. Rice's hospital last week is reported to be improving satisfactorily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Hays
Dr. Rice’s Hospital
Lew London Returns to Fairbury Business Postill
Lew London of Fairbury returns to his place of business after a recent illness due to a heart attack but has not yet fully recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lew
London
Fairbury
Rainy Saturday Delivers 0.57 Inch Water for Farms
A fine rain soaked the ground last Saturday with 0.57 inches measured. Farmers welcomed the rainfall and praised its benefits for crops and soil moisture.
Beatrice Ladies Attend Junior Class Play
Mrs. Harry King and her daughter of Beatrice attended the Junior class play on Friday night. They stayed overnight with Mrs. King’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Oaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry.King
Beatrice
City installs alley lights to deter burglars
The city council has installed electric lights in the alley behind the stores. The lighting is expected to deter crime and create a safer back area for businesses.
Miss Alberta Folkers Visits Kin. Nurse from Peoria
Miss Alberta Folkers arrived from Peoria Illinois to visit relatives here and her father who is in poor health. He is receiving treatment at Odell Hospital. Alberta is a graduate nurse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alberta Folkers
Peoria
Illinois
Odell Hospital
Alberta
Bell declines seat as Anderson elected to three year term
To settle the tie votes Bell refused to serve and Anderson was declared elected to a three year term. The decision was made at the village council meeting Tuesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Bell
W. E. Anderson
Bell
Anderson
Mayborn's Muddy Detour While Visiting Diller
Richard Mayborn drove from Clinton, Iowa to Diller for a short visit with his parents Mr. and Mrs O J Mayborn. He became stuck in mud west of town and waded through it. The scene is described with a light local tone noting mud looks appealing at the moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Mayborn
Diller
Clinton
Iowa
O. J.mayborn
Powell Family and guests stranded by dust storm in Kansas
Mr. Harvey Powell his wife and son Troy along with Mr. Joseph Car penter and daughter attended supper at the Allen Coleman residence with Mr. Coleman and Mrs. Griswold Harvey's mother. They planned to reach Jesse Powell's residence at Thiebert Cole but were halted by a dust storm at Colby Kansas and forced to lay over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Powell
Troy
Joseph Carpenter
Allen Coleman
Coleman
John Deere Tractor Owners Ad
Notice for John Deere tractor owners offering refacing and reseating of model D and G valves. Contact Findling Garage at Elis for service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Deere Tractor Owners
Findling
Elis
Rupert Andrews declares the meanee is no joke
Rupert Andrews states the meanee is serious as his family endures a severe siege but shows improvement. The planned show The Poor Married Man at the opera house was postponed two weeks to April 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rupert Andrews
Opera House
Match Twins Try Poor Skill Omaha Event
Omaha Bee News offers $1500 in cash prizes for a playful event with no sales or votes required. Participants can order the paper today to join in the fun and test their skills in a lighthearted competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Bee-News
Weekend visit to Omaha for flower show with family
Miss Alice Line traveled with Mr and Mrs Clarence Steffen and their son Richard to Omaha. They stayed with sister Mrs Paul Beckwith and family and attended the flower show over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Line
Clarence Steffen
Richard
Omaha
Paul Beckwith
Real estate transfer in Diller for Carrie Green clan
J Monroe Davis Son reports week ending April 8 1935 transfers Mrs Carrie Green and husband to Rhue BE Green of lots 7 and 8 block 7 first addition to Diller listed in the transfer docket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.monroe Davis &Son
Carrie Green
Rhue BE. Green
Diller
Measles Across Town Leave Several Ill
Mavis Holley has been in bed for several days with the measles and is up again. Betty Grabber remains seriously ill with the same illness. Connie Mae Clark has been very sick for a week but is on the way to recovery now.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mavis Holley
Betty Grabber
Connie Mae Clark
Harold Bristol Returns After Nine Months in CCC Camp
Harold Bristol came home Saturday after nine months of service in the CCC camp at Tecumseh Nebraska. He will be out three months then become eligible for another nine months. Eighteen months is the limit of CCC service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bristol
CCC
Tecumseh
Nebraska
Roadwork tires and rims purchased for town grading
Dan Con don supplied eight 104 inch X 20 inch 12 ply casings with tubes and steel rims for dirt road graders north of town. Each tire and rim set cost more than 100 dollars. Casings rated at 75 pounds per square inch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Condon
Will of Gus Dressen filed in county court
The will filed April 1 1938 names son Leo Dressen as the beneficiary of 500 dollars with the residue shared equally by Anna Smith Mayme Doherty and Joseph Dressen. Executor O J May born with witnesses H E Green Herman Sasse and W E Anderson. Drawn February 19 1931. Estate includes two residences a small business block in Diller and personal property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Dressen
Leo Dressen
Anna Smith
Mayme Doherty
Joseph Dressen
O. J. Mayborn
H E. Green
Herman Sasse
W.E. Anderson
Diller
Creepy Dust Storm and Rain Hit Nebraska Town
A Nebraska town endured a foggy mud rain on Wednesday after a dust storm Tuesday night. About eight o'clock Tuesday a light shower fell, followed by a thick dust plume that obscured visibility and dimmed the sun for most of Wednesday. Drizzle and light rain continued Wednesday night into Thursday, totaling around one inch of rain since Saturday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Roy Patton Confined in Pittsburgh for Several Days
The note reports Roy Patton has been confined in Pittsburgh for several days with unclear circumstances. No further details or official statements are provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Patton
Ee U
Miss Velma Wehlinz Enjoys Visit at Lincoln
Velma Wehlinz and her friend Maxine Patton spent Friday and Saturday in Lincoln enjoying a swell time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Velma’ Wehlinz
Maxine Patton
Lincoln
Bristol children cared for during measles visit
Mr and Mrs Carl Fahrenwalt of Steele City came Monday to help care for the Bristol children who are ill with measles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Fahrenwalt
Steele City
Bristol
Easter Supper and Bazaar Postponed to 27th
The Easter supper and bazaar at the Congregational church have been postponed from this coming Saturday to Saturday the 27th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ani x
Mrs Tucker Visits Sister in Elmwood Iowa
Mrs T A Tucker of Elmwood Iowa visited at the home of her sister Mrs J Catlett from Thursday to Sunday. Mrs Catlett has been quite poorly of late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmwood
Iowa
J Catlett
Catlett
Grandmother Isabe Raymond Visitation Noted
L Y Raymond of Lincoln and his nephew Ian Barber of Beatrice visited their grandmother Mrs Isabe Raymond Monday afternoon at the family home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L.Y
4-H Viris Club Forming Under Mrs Cong Leadership
Notice invites mothers to gather at Mrs. H Daily home on Saturday April 13 to learn about the summer program for a 4 H club led by Mrs Ralph Cong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Cong
Bryan Wins Largest PrimaryVote for May Election
Charles W. Bryan secured the nomination with the strongest vote in Tuesday's primary. His opponent is councilman E. M. Blair, set to face him in the May 7 election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. W.bryan
Lincoln
E- M. Blair
Quarantine for Smallpox Hits Fairbury Area
Seven people in four Fairbury homes are under smallpox quarantine. The patients include pupils from a grade school. Dr. George DuVall said the patients were not critically ill. Some pupils involved have been vaccinated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
The
State Journal
George DuVall
Beatrice Votes Down Sunday Show Proposition Again
Beatrice voters defeated the Sunday movie proposal by a narrow 161 vote margin in a turnout of 2,711 of 4,500 possible ballots. In 1932 the Sunday show also lost by 663, and supporters say they may accept the election results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Farmers' Fair Plans at Lincoln May Fourth
Lincoln hosts the 1935 Farmers' Fair on May 4 with 466 students across 56 committees from the state agricultural campus. Charles Rochford of St. Paul directs preparations, overseeing exhibits, livestock parades, boxing, wrestling, a Snorpheum show, a varsity game, and a student pageant. Jefferson county students include Hilda Arnold Harbine on Vocational Educative, Katherine Jones Fairbury co chair of Promotion, Richard Hansmire Reynolds on a committee, Albert Pearl Reynolds co chair of Concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University
Jefferson County
Charles Rochford
St. Paul
University of Nebraska
Hilda Arnold
Harbine
Kathrine Jones
Fairbury
Richard Hansmire
Reynolds
Albert Pearl
Four Feet of Snow In The Peace River Country
Letters from Alberta describe a severe winter with 8 to 10 foot drifts and four feet of snow on fields. Travel by road is nearly impossible and spring thaw is anticipated. Residents near Debolt and Grand Prairie recount delays, snowbound days, and reliance on teams to move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace River Country
Debolt
Frank
Grand Prairie
Sam Hutchinson
Grandpa Pearce
Jesse Spilles
Frankie
Five Springs
Report of the Diller State Bank Nebraska April 3 1935
Report of the Condition of the Diller State Bank of Diller Nebraska Charter No 773 at the close of business April 3 1935 The cashier O J Mayborn swears the copy to be true and correct before me Notary Hutchinson dated April 9 1935 Expires Oct 20 1937 seal provided
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller State Bank
Diller
Nebraska
State OF
Pany
Jefferson
O. J. Mayborn
Aie
Department of Banking
A. Mayborn
E. MayBorn
Hutchinson Notary Public
Notice Of Probate In Jefferson County
Hartigan and Skultety attorneys for the estate of Gus Dressen deceased file for probate of the last will and testament and for the appointment of O. J. Mayborn as executor. Hearing set for May 3, 1985 at 9 o clock. Dated April 3, 1935. County Judge E. R. Bee. First publication April 12, last April 26.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Dressen
Jefferson County
Nebraska
E. R. Bee
Infant Weers Buried After Birth Near Diller
Baby Weers LaVerna Eden, infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Weers, died Thursday April 4 and was buried Saturday April 6 near Diller. She was born March 29, 1985, with Rev Wolff officiating at the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVerna’ Eden
Edward Weers
Diller
Wolff
Card of Thanks for Bereavement Help
We thank neighbors and friends for their kind help and sympathy during our bereavement. Deeply appreciated by Mr and Mrs Edward Weers and families Mr and Mrs Henry Weers and families Mr and Mrs Folkert Gebbhards and families
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Weers
Henry Weers
Folkert Gebhards
Baby market keeps up despite relief rolls
Federal Emergency Relief Administration records show 1,612,891 children under six in relief families in 1933. Among them 236,880 are infants under one year. The survey found about 12,500,000 on relief, rising to 20,000,000 since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal Emergency Relief Administration
Also Mentioned on This Page
Henry Ford
Thinking Out
American Magazine
Frank Cavett
Canada
Owens Eabe
Ebeek
Tock
Formod
Cornbelt Lumber Company
Diller, Nebr
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