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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1939
Page
5
Wheat 60 Ib. priced at 5769 dollars and corn values listed. Hens 4 to 6 pounds priced, heavy cattle stags noted. Pasture space offered for 25 head. sales of Atlas Sargo seed and pure-blooded single comb Reds advertised. Authors Herman Sasse and Guy L. Learned mentioned.
Local Harbine Nebraska business Jordening Store advertises Gooch's Chick Feeds and Gooch's Best Flour as its complete product line offering poultry feed and flour.
A promotion offers a free ten pound sack of Cooper's Best Chick Mash with every 100 pounds purchased. The offer is available at Allen's Store Long's Store Diller Market and Cooper's Elev.
Local advertisement lists chick starter growing mash general purpose mash laying mash and 32 percent concentrate along with tankage meat scraps oil meal and soybean meal. The notice invites customers to inquire about almost any item in the feed line from J D Steiner, merchant.
Denny and Denny attorneys announce for Ephraim F Oaks estate in Jefferson County Nebraska that creditors must file claims by July 31 1939. The county judge will convene in the County Court room August 1 1939 at 9:00 A M to receive examine hear and adjust claims. Dated April 1 1939. E R Bee County Judge.
Grass seed for home growing offered by John Plater at the farm. Reasonable prices and personal contact provided for buyers seeking seeds.
We express sincere thanks to friends for kindness shown during our recent bereavement. Mrs. A O Richardson and family.
A Diller Nebraska advertisement promotes a line of paints oils and varnishes at very reasonable prices. It invites customers to bring projects and have the shop help figure the paint job. Contact C L Geer Lor and Coal at phone 153 02.
A letter from Dr. M J Powell of Chicago says he will return to Fairbury on April 20 to resume practice in eye ear nose and throat care after a 90 day period away for specialized training.
H M Holle and Lydia Holle of Diller Nebraska apply for a Retailer On and Off Sale Beer license for Block 10 lot 10 and 6 feet on lot 11 on Commercial Avenue. Hearing set at City Hall April 18 1939 at 8 pm by Village Board clerk Chas E Waggoner.
Hartigan and Skultery announce a court ordered sale of described real estate in Jefferson County Nebraska by referee. Properties include parts of sections twenty six and twenty three and Lot Four Block Four in Diller. Auction set for May 17 1939 at 2 PM at the south front door of Fairbury courthouse. Cash terms.
A social charivari event was held Saturday evening April 8 with games of Chinese checkers and cards. Ice cream and cake followed a joyful gathering, with many local families including Wiemers No votny Riddle Barber Willis Clark Sasse Schoen Koch Nixon Logan Oxon Prather Warren and Roger Miller in attendance.
The St Pauls Lutheran Luther League held a fellowship banquet on Sunday April 9 1939 at 7 pm with 102 guests including church council and families. Rev Wolff served as toastmaster as programs songs readings skits and a musical special highlighted the event.
John Greider and local officials joined boys at Jansen for marble and kite contests. Fairbury youth Price and Richardson won the marble prize. Diller entrants, including Dwain Greer and Terril Fasnacht, competed but trailed county seat champions. Diller boys earned kite prizes with Sibil Fasnacht winning smallest kite, Lloyd Green first for most original kite design, and Jansen boys taking largest kite.
The Diller Woman’s Club schedules a April 19 1939 meeting at 2 00 PM in City Park Fairbury Nebraska. Leaders include Mesdames D Fanders and R Long with Joyce Kilmer quoted on trees. Members needing transport or wishing to attend should notify Mrs Ralph Long.
O E S supervisor Mrs Viola Honded from Hubbell Nebraska visited Naomi chapter and conducted a school of instruction Tuesday afternoon and evening in the Masonic Hall. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Jones and Mr and Mrs Earl Holmbeck of Violet Chapter Wymore were guests. A six o clock dinner followed the afternoon session.
The N. B. Club met at Lena Wiemers on Friday March 31 with all but one member present. The afternoon was spent quilting and refreshments were served. Guests included Mrs. Mary Lottman and daughter Merlyn and Mrs. Oakie Lottman. The next meeting is planned with Mrs. Jennie Garton on Friday April 14. Reporter: Mr. and Mrs. Max Logan hosted a family dinner near town last Friday honoring Dr. Aubrey Diller of Bloomington Indiana.
Mr and Mrs Lynn Cully of Fairbury were callers at the Cavett home last Thursday evening.
The group invites all to April 20 at the Christian church in Beatrice for Achievement Day. Past attendees praise the event. Officers elected include Lois Vieths president and Laferne Hayes News Reporter. A covered dish luncheon was held with Mrs Ernest Novotny as hostess. Easter Sunday guests included the Caldwells Amoses and Barbers at Mrs Isabella Raymond’s home.
Easter Sunday was a good day with S S attendance at 145. S. S. starts at 10 A.M. followed by the worship service at 11. The Keystone Kensington meets with Mrs Willis Clark Friday afternoon, and the Men's class and wives close the season with a social at the annex on Friday night. All are invited to worship next Sunday. Remember the assembling of yourselves together.
The Sun day school program last Sunday evening blessed attendees. Sunday School meets at 10 AM with the topic Paul Establishes Churches In New Fields. Preaching at 11 AM invites all to attend. Uniting Conference of three leading Methodist churches will convene in Kansas City on April 26. Dorcas society meets Thursday afternoon April 20 with Mrs Fry leading devotion and Mrs Perry Weaver as entertainment chair. Roll Call urges attendees and guests.
Rev L J Wolff and Superintendent C L Huliman announce Sunday School at 9 30 and English service at 10 45 at St Paul’s Ev Lutheran NER. Miss Bertha Koenig missionary to Africa will speak Sunday morning sharing Liberia mission work.
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