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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1931
Page
5
A collection of 1920s era notices lists work horses for sale Aryshire calf hay for sale stove wood subscriptions and monument pricing. Includes farming ads from Diller Fairbury and Beatrice Nebraska with services from trucking livestock dentistry and seed corn offers.
Mrs Warman advertises a second-hand stove suitable for cooking washing or other uses for 500 dollars. The item may be seen at Herman Stahl's residence.
For sale by Cornbelt Lumber Co. phone 153:02. Guarantee claims mites eliminated with thorough interior spraying of Elect rine Carbo-Creocene for one year.
A proprietor advertises healing crystals promising wellness to thousands. The seller asks 1.50 for a 15 gallon supply and offers delivery by mail to Mrs. John Wiegand of Beat Rice, Nebraska, or pickup at Farmers Store in Diller, Nebraska.
Lincoln visitor Jordan Sanmann from Diller spent Friday in town. Cows were moved into Hartzel’s pasture on April 15 this year. Alpha Wiemers recently bought a Chevrolet roadster. Fairbury approved swimming pool bonds by one vote in the latest election. Fred Harder rented a farm near Hollenberg and moved onto it at the week's start. Darrell Dee Green, son of Rex and Mrs Green, has been ill this past week. Charley Cully renewed his Record and his brother Sherm Cully’s at Gage Oklahoma. Supt. and Mrs. Nelson visited Rockport Missouri last Saturday and returned Sunday. a relative of Mrs. Nelson is said to be quite poorly.
Grace Doersken seven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs S M Doersken died Wednesday afternoon of diphtheria. Burial set for Saturday at 11 30 in the forenoon. The Harbine school, 24 miles south, was dismissed and fumigated. classes to resume Monday morning. Cornbelt Lumber Co of Diller Neb advertises glass cloth for chick care with phone number 15302.
Members of the L A L C gathered at Helen Bevan’s home on April 8 for visiting and quilting. A short business session was held and refreshments were served. Laura Angell invited the club to meet at her home on Friday April 17. The Diller Record, edited by Frank T. Pearce, is in its forty fifth year and continues under his direction.
Bethel reports Emil DeBoer helping with field work for Jack Armstrong. Mrs Ernest Schmidth visits with her parents the Henrichs over Sunday. Jack pesmi works on the State Highway west of Mrs Isey and visited with their father and grandfather Saturday. Fisher the assessor has been around. Boby Gritz works for Henry Saathoff. Herman Shipper visited Bill Wiemers on Sunday.
Wilson Brandt remits for the Record from Hershey Nebraska notes warm weather. Mr and Mrs Hackenberg arrive from Oklahoma to stay with his sister Mrs Strockey. Harbine Equity Exchange stockholders meet at Stanny's hall at 1 30 tomorrow. DeVere Hale and Mrs Frisbie visit then return to Brush Colorado. Clark's store interior fully rearranged with center shelves moved to the north wall giving a city department store look.
Hazel Lucile Geer and Merle Carpenter united in marriage at the First Baptist church in Belleville Kansas on Tuesday April 14 Rev Victor M Johnson of Fairbury performed the ceremony The couple are longtime residents of the community and known locally
The NR C session at Mrs. Ralph Frisbie's home on April 14 included 16 members one visitor and three children. Attendees arranged a quilt project for the orphans home and planned patterns for the next meeting.
Beulah Rae and Ice Reigh Dunn, twin granddaughters of Mr. and Mrs. B A Bell, celebrated their ninth birthday on Thursday evening April 9 after a storm delayed party plans. Eleven friends attended with games and prizes. The table centerpiece featured lanterns on parasols and a Japanese lantern motif. Two birthday cakes, pink tapers, and flowers decorated the table as ice cream and cakes were served. Gifts were given to Beatrice and Beulah as well as well wishes for many more birthdays.
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