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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1930
Page
1
A tentative survey for a natural gas line near Jefferson and Gage counties sparks talk of service to Diller. Officials note secrecy but expectations are high as the line could pass about four miles from town. Community updates include births marriages and local society notes.
Mrs. W. C. Starkey celebrated her 82nd birthday at a Sunday dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. E S Dunn. Attendees from Ault, Fort Collins and Denver joined relatives in Diller area circles. Two cakes with 82 candles and Grandmother designs honored the event as cards from Diller friends arrived.
The Easter Program by the Methodist Sunday School will be presented Sunday morning during Sunday School hour.
The P H C Club spent April 11 at Mrs Laura Angell's home with visiting and quilting for the hostess. A dainty lunch was served. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs Iris Mason on April 23.
The P H Club surprised Mr and Mrs Mason on their sixteenth wedding anniversary with a game night led by George Roseman who won high score Iris Mason took a low prize A mock wedding followed with Maynard Mason and Iris Mason wed by Rev Harley Moffet Attendants Less Hill Helen Beran Gertrude Renz Frank Beran Alena Roseman played the wedding match and light refreshments were served The evening concluded with guests departing satisfied
Dr. S B Viers receives rabies serum after exposure to a rabid horse he treated for Geo Grabber. The note mentions a Pour-Eze drum for filling cars with 100 percent Pure Pennsylvania Oil, Medium-19 c per quart, advertised by Gamble Stores.
Funeral services for Shirley Mae Hurst nearly three years old daughter of Mr and Mrs L M Hurst of Kansas City Missouri were held at 10 o clock Saturday forenoon from the grandparents residence Mr and Mrs L M Cavett Rev Velte presided and gave a moving sermon Marguerite Velte sang a solo and a quartet of girls Rachael Viers Bonnie Green Cleo Green and Doris Beckwith sang and acted as pallbearers Relatives from Beatrice Wymore and Fairbury attended
The Hurst Cavett and Pearce families express sincere thanks for sympathy and help after the loss of their daughter and granddaughter. Mr. and Mrs. L. M Hurst and Betty, Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Cavett, Mr. and Mrs. Frank. T. Pearce.
Yesterday’s market prices list wheat at 0.85 dollars, corn 0.69, oats 0.40, cream 0.85, eggs 0.20, heavy hens 0.20, and roosters 0.10. Local buyers posted these rates for grain and farm products.
Sealed bids will be received by the City Council for Water Commissioner, Street Commissioner, and City Marshal combined per month. City Council may reject any or all bids. Bids due in City Clerk’s hands by 6 PM May 1, 1980. S. C. Moser, Chairman. Chas. E. Waggoner, City Clerk.
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