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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1930
Page
1
Miss Nellie Green of Lincoln spent Easter with Diller relatives. A partial sun eclipse was visible Sunday next Monday. An event noted for April 28 at about 12 30 p.m..Media notes advise having smoked glass ready.
Ernest Novotny sustains a painful finger injury while cranking a tractor on Monday. Mrs S J Thompson and Mary Louis Robert stay with Wayne and Mrs Thompson in Lincoln. Harley Moffit Frank Cully group drove to Lincoln for a readers convention at the state agriculture college. J L Kennedy returns from San Bernardino to Fairbury to visit his daughter in law Adeline Kennedy and family. Marie Kunter John Shoemaker and William Kunter, University students in Lincoln, join Easter dinner at S A Miller residence. William visits grandmother Mary Willems and relatives before returning home.
Census enumerator W A Snyder avoided a direct count and said the population would probably equal or exceed 490 after corrections. He asked residents to inform him if anyone was omitted, aiming for accuracy. Diller’s population ten years ago was 418.
The Plymouth picnic will be held Aug. 6 and 7. Earl Riddle suffered an acute indigestion attack last Friday. Mrs. A. O. Richardson will undergo an operation in a local hospital Monday. J. H. Nida of Pawnee City visited his sister Mrs. E. J. Cattlet, who is recovering from illness. Guy Clancy’s oldest son injured his left eye Saturday while playing. injury not serious.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Green and Norma Frances spent several days in Lincoln with her sister Mrs. RR. E. Colman and family and returned home Sunday.
Willer’s quota of universities and a nodume in general at their homes during the spring vacation returned to Lincoln Wednesday where they reported for classes Thursday morning.
An old advertisement extols a 100 percent zinc and oil paint for long lasting quality. It invites listeners to choose a first class finish and references Monarch as a trusted brand.
The N R C met with Ralph Frisbie on April 23 with thirteen members and four children present. Members chose a quilt pattern and were urged to bring material. Two contests were held, won by Mrs. Arthur Kusecke. A Mother's Day program is planned for the next meeting with Mrs. Orville Richardson.
Nearby residents plant corn rumors stir as Diller area sees visits among Strawhacker Kuper Beckwith Clausen Line Catlett family ties Easter greetings and travel. Mentions Lynn Kuper in Tecumseh, Harrison Line in Loup City, and Wilbur Emmert sending Easter lily. Also a Gamble Stores ad promoting golf baseball fishing and sporting goods with tackle box priced 98e.
Dr. Paul Ludwick and Mrs along with Bob and Tom and Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Miller, president of the Union Loan and Savings Association, spent Sunday with the pastor.
Judge L M Pemberton died after a stroke at his Beatrice home in the late Wednesday afternoon. He practiced law for fifty years, served ten years as judge of the Ist judicial district and previously in the state senate. UT ete agriculture at Lincoln and acts on a parade committee for the Farmers Fair, a major University of Nebraska event. The self supporting float project costs 3000 dollars and drew 10000 visitors last year, with May 3 scheduled for this year.
Mias Eleanor Rk Dieh, a Diller student at the University of Nebraska School of Fine Arts, presents a Bachelor of Fine Arts graduation recital on Sunday April 27 at 2 pm in Temple Theatre Lincoln. The program includes works by Beethoven Bach Chopin Grieg Heneelt Scott and MacDowell.
The Glathar family gathered at the paternal home on Easter Sunday to celebrate William Glather Sr.’s 57th birthday and granddaughter Wilma Thompson’s 4th birthday. Attendees included William Glather Sr. and family, William Glather Jr., Clarence Rent and family, Harry Thompson and family, Weddle and daughter, Elmer Glather and Alma, Carl Glather, Arthur Glather and Humboldt Neb.
Frank Garrels and family from Manhattan Kansas were Sunday guests at the home of his brother Harvey Garrels in Diller.
Census supervisor W A Vasey reports Elm township Gage county shows a preliminary population of 426 versus 508 in 1920 and 103 farms enumerated. Figures may be corrected.
Mrs Willis entertained her Sunday School class The Cedars of the Congregational church at her home Monday evening. Eight members attended bringing covered dishes for supper. The long table displayed spring flowers and all enjoyed the tasty viands and pleasant conversation before departing.
A brief note highlights a pleasant evening with the Clarks bringing warmth to the community. Attendees enjoyed a cordial gathering and music that resonated with residents.
The J. C. Boettcher family held a large reunion on Sunday April 18 with a noon dinner for A O Boettcher of Lanham Kansas John F Boettcher Odell Lloyd Boettcher Omaha Wm H Boettcher Butte Montana Mrs M E Lund Hitchcock S D Walter and James Boettcher of Wymore It was the first complete gathering in five years and included group photos The Boettcher home lies northwest of the city.
The listed prices paid by Caverdey include wheat at 85 cents, corn at 68 to 69 cents, oats 40 cents, cream 85 cents, eggs 20 cents, heavy hens 19 cents, and roosters 10 cents.
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