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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1940
Page
3
The market report lists wheat No 1 and 3 corn yellow and white oats dry cream and eggs with leghorn hens and hogs priced at 570 per hundredweight. Grain market figures are supplied by Black Brothers.
Advertisement lists drought resisting yellow seed corn with 98 percent germination offered at 150 dollars per bushel. Contact F J Snanek at phone 23 20 Oviel.
An item lists ingredients for poultry feed including calcium carbonate laying mash cottonseed meat oil meal poultry concentrate soybeans poultry meat scraps tankage and grain bran and shorts. A note directs to see John Steiner before selling grain with a remaining figure 4 25.
Advertisement lists Texas Sudan seed free from cane at 340 dollars per bushel. Home grown Brome at 12 cents per bushel, fancy Brome 16 cents, Alfalfa 1.50 and 15.00 per bushel. Timothy 2.75 per bushel. Rape seed 10 cents per bushel. Special price on Atlas Largo Mil et and other farm seeds. Farmers Union Cream Station nearby.
Mer and Mrs CoE Smith visited at their son's home in Fairbury last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ivan Wymore returned to LuIter Tuesday from a business trip to Wichita Kansas. Mr and Mrs Filley and Mr Grace Combs drove to Auburn and Avoca Nebraska Sunday to visit relatives. Mr and Mrs Eugene Gray of Omaha were guests in the Moser home last Sunday. The ladies in the case are cousins Mr and Mrs Elert Haimar and children of Verdon visited last Sunday at the home of the former's parents Mr and Mrs Hullman.
Rev end Mrs. H. H. Pyche, accompanied by their daughter Ruth, journeyed to Lincoln last Thursday on the Burlington line and returned Friday evening in their car. The item list mentions Martin Senour paints and related products sold by LE oun Lor and Coal.
Mr and Mrs Bud Lottimar hosted Mr and Mrs Virgi Geer and daughter for a Tuesday dinner celebrating birthday anniversaries. Mr and Mrs Wm Carico of Lincoln visited the former’s parents last Sunday. Mr John Carico, ill for several weeks, remains largely unchanged and walked downtown yesterday.
Mr and Mrs Frank Viers of Superior visited relatives in Diller Sunday. Frank and Dr Viers are brothers and the two Mrs Viers are sisters. Robert Drake is their brother. Mr F Viers is chief state oil inspector. The Viers family traveled to Lincoln Monday to report to the state agricultural department.
Mr and Mrs LaVire Pickard and family celebrated a birthday dinner at the Tyler Cafe on Sunday. Pickard enjoyed a share of Grandma Ic wis's dinners as part of the celebration.
An unclear report describes a daytime visit by Wend and family members to Grand Islais. It mentions a 2 o'clock departure, travel by train, and a short visit with relatives before returning home. Further details are garbled.
Mr and Mrs Fr Fort Collina host visitors at the bar. Mrs Cavett's sister Mrs Crangle and Crangle had been visiting relatives in the county before moving to Cola. Mrs Crangle is related to Cavett of near Puewing who is in poor health.
The Diller Pig Club met at Protestant Orphans home for its April gathering. New 4 H buttons were awarded to active members. top discussion focused on management of the Breroine Herd led by Min Schmadeke. An inspection tour of projects was approved and the club will meet again May 14. Robt. D. Hiatt chaired.
Dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George Champ in Diller Nebraska included Mr. and Mrs. Fr Herman Mr. Chris Thutman of Wymore and others from Steele City Oden Colorado Springs Under Colorado Hanover Kansas. The event hosted relatives and friends on Sunday with a list of attendees from several towns.
The DWD project club met at City Hall on Monday April 8 with Mrs A A Eick presiding. Dues were voted for Home Demonstration Nebraska corner membership and plans set for an achievement day in Fairbury on April 24.
Mr and Mrs Stanley Lea entertained visitors at their home on Sunday April 7, hosting Mrs Lea's family from Oxadals Hawthorpe San Jose Long Beach and others. The gathering included Mrs Gertrude Henrichs and her grandmother Mrs Helen Lieck with Mrs Alice Lou ridge from Hawthorpe California and sisters Mrs Neil Jacobsen and Mrs Robert Pitts linking to prior marriages.
Mrs S De Hutchinson welcomed members of the NC SA Club on a Wednesday afternoon in April. President Mrs Geer led the business session while Mr Beckman joined the club. Rook provided amusement and prizes were awarded to Mrs Green and Miss Gretchen Wohll. A delicous lunch was served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs Waggover who invited continued gathering on April 24.
Mr and Mrs FE L Mayborn and daughter Kay of Beatrice returned from a two week trip to Montana visiting relatives and Yellowstone Park. They saw elk deer moose antelope and mountain sheep amid snowy roads from Old Faithful. The 1500 mile sight-seeing journey also took them through the Black Hills Wyoming and Denver visiting relatives before Osborne Kansas on return.
Mrs. Wm. Stewart celebrated her birthday with a six o clock dinner last Sunday. Present were her family and neighbors including Mr and Mrs. James Gerior and daughter of Ogden Kansas Mr and Mrs. Weyne Stewart and family Mr and Mrs Willie Stewart of Hollenberg Kansas Mr and Mrs O he Jennings and family of Diller. Gifts were received and extra portions shared with across the street neighbors. The event featured homemade cake pie ham salad and other dishes. Racoon sightings noted in North American woods.
The eighty fourth annual meeting of the Nebraska Congregational Church will be held April 23 24 25 at Vine Church 00 North 35th St Lincoln. Principal speakers include Dr Frank M Sheldon Dr Robert Gammon Dr W Blair Anna Larie Wilson and Mr P H Wang with visits from church leaders and student workers in China. All who can attend will find it worthwhile.
Rev L J Wolff pastor and C L Huliman superintendent announce a Congregational meeting after the Sunday service on Sunday April 28. Sunday School opens at 9 30 and English service at 10 45. Attendance urged for all members.
The Methodist church announces Sunday School at 10 A M led by Mrs Ray Lamb with preaching and communion at 11 A M Pastor W H Clark presiding. Junior League meets at 4 30 P M and Senior League at 6 30 P M.
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