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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1938
Page
5
Market prices for wheat corn oats eggs and hens listed for Diller with figures per bushel and per 5 pound for hens Leghorn hens and heavy or light stags. Also sale notice for white seed corn red cob with contact phone 128.17 in Diller Nebraska.
Critics praise Shirley Temple in Rebecca of Brook Farm as the best picture by the young star. The Bonham program also includes Sunnybrook Farm streamlined, a romantic Penitentiary drama with Jean Barker and John Howard, a light Love Honor and Behave comedy with Wayne Morris and Priscilla Lane, and a lively Tap performance with Bill Robinson.
The hide on the neck of a Canadian wood bison may be fully an inch thick.
S. C. Hutchinson bought a Chevrolet sedan last week through Geer Bros. agency. Mr. and Mrs. E L Dougherty of Lincoln and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Grone were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Olin Uim and their son. Alma Diller Tappley and children visited from Southern California at the home of her parents Roy and Mrs. Miller.
Dr. O. C. Diehl traveled to Lincoln on Tuesday to attend the 70th annual Nebraska State Medical Association convention, staying several days for the meeting and events.
Donald Colman of Marysville Kansas visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. Ross Colman in Diller with his wife and son last Sunday. Nearby Beatrice reports say Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Albright were ill at home, with Diller friends hoping for a recovery.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Wasserman and two children and Mr and Mrs Adam Wasserman Jr of Jansen went Saturday to West Point to visit friends and returned home Sunday evening.
Miss Rachel Viers resumes duties in Tecumseh public schools after recovering from an appendix operation. Her parents transported her to Tecumseh in their car last Sunday.
Max Bell from Marysville Kansas arrived last evening to spend the season with his parents Mr and Mrs H A. He is listed as overseer at stations with Marysville the nearest to Diller.
Locus Pearce and his wife, Su cce, are mentioned as the family. Jame Amos, grandfather of the latter, died Tuesday and will be buried tomorrow. Locus works at the Farmers Creamery in Superior.
Daily Ster reports Dale Tristman and Alex Becker in a two car crash at 26th and P streets Lincoln last Tuesday. Becker’s car traveled west on P while Tristman did not travel south on 26th. Fault not stated in readable text.
Burlington Agent W. S. Filley attended a Sunday meeting of Railroad Agents in Wymore. The session marked the fourth in a series of traffic meetings west of the river aimed at developing more Burlington business. Around fifty agents from the southeast region participated as part of the Traffic Department’s drive.
The Diller Woman's Club met April 22 at city hall with opening song led by Mrs. C Steffen. Mrs. Foster of Ellis spoke on birds, showing many species and related photos. Arbor Day tree planting and a poem were featured, plus a scrap-book award and plans for a Mother and Daughter Tea on May 4. Mrs. Miller was elected president of the 4th District of the Nebraska Federation of Women’s Clubs.
Will Lobman sold his Steele City property and relocated to western Iowa where he obtained work on a dairy farm.
Rev L J Wolff reminds parishioners of Sunday School at 9 30 and worship at 10 30 with May 5th aid meeting to follow He urges community members to support the church and join Christian worship to boost the institution and improve the city.
The Methodist church announces C. F. Wagner as pastor and Mrs Ray Lamb as Sunday school superintendent. The Sunday School meets at 10 A M with the topic Following Vision With Service and notes a youth meeting to follow.
Church events outline a 7:30 p.m. fellowship and 8 p.m. preaching on a service titled Shepherd's Psalm. The Beatrice District annual conference for ministers and laymen will be held at the Wymore Methodist church in May. An official board meeting is set for May 5 at 8 p.m. in the Ellis parsonage. Methodist Radio Hour changes to 2:30 p.m. due to Daylight Saving Time.
St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church Lanham Nebraska announces worship begins May 1 at 9:00 am with Sunday School at 9:30 am and English language Divine worship at 8:00 pm A Luther League special congregational meeting follows the service Card invites members and friends to attend voluntarily Pastor W J Goemmel leads the program.
Congregational Church announces no sermon today as Pastor H Pyche attends the State Conference in Omaha. Superintendent S S Earl Weigel leads Sunday School at 10 with no preaching scheduled.
Dry wines have all their sugar fermented out while sweet wines retain residual sugar after fermentation. Many sweet wines are fortified with brandy to boost sweetness and strength.
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