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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1940
Page
3
The Diller market report lists flat wheat figures and grain prices. Hogs at five eighty per hundredweight and Leghorn hens noted in the brief market survey, with prices supplied by the Black Brothers.
County of Jefferson Nebraska files suit to foreclose tax sale certificates numbered 283 through 310 on multiple parcels in Diller Reynolds Endicott and Jansen areas. Plaintiffs seek sale of properties and to bar defendants from any right title or redemption. Respond by August 26 1940. First Pub 7-18-40 Last 8-8-40.
The Village Board of Trustees of Diller met on July 23 1940 and estimated the fiscal year expenses to be 300000 dollars. The board ordered the amount spread on the minutes and published as required by law. John Clauson chairman Chase Waggoner clerk.
The Village of Diller Nebraska adopts Ordinance No 121 for the 1940- May 1 start. It levies twelve mills on property with allocations of six mills to General Fund one and a half to Water Fund three and a half to Light Fund and one to Band Fund. The measure passed unanimously on July 23 1940.
Booster group from Hanover will host a picnic in Diller on Saturday afternoon. The item notes travel details and planned gathering for local supporters.
Mrs. Ervin Sinn and her children spent the previous Saturday with her parents at the Methodist parsonage in Alexandria. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Roelfs and Maxine Fry of Omaha enjoyed the weekend with their respective families. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Roelfs and Mr. and Mrs. Q Fry also participated in the gatherings.
LaForest Fasnacht returned from Concordia Kansas Saturday night and reported his car missing Sunday forenoon while at Floyd Man's. The owner regained the vehicle and was back at work by Monday.
Small classified notice lists a bicycle for sale with good tires and a phone contact 10262. It also notes a found key ring of eight keys owned by Harry Ahrends and offers payment to recover.
Notices advertise parade and picnic signs for Bert Pease and others with August dates in Plymouth Diller Swanton and Fairbury large events. Also an agency sale for Parmak Electric fencers with guarantees and trade details offered by I G Blauser. Nebraska weed cutting statute urges landowners to trim along highways by July 15 and September 1 to keep roads in shape. County Commissioners call public compliance.
Village board met in called session at city hall with Clauson Anderson Jong Geer Huttenmeyer present. Minutes of prior meeting approved and bills read or allowed for General Fund Water Fund and Light Fund including marshal salaries gravel labor supplies and utilities. Motion to buy six water meters and to build a culvert at Rosco Colman’s alley carried.
Vernon Casper reported a car fire early in the week that left his vehicle out of commission. Willard Beckman saw his parents in Malcom Nebraska last Sunday and attended a picnic in a nearby town.
Word from Mrs. E. S. Dunn at Fort Collins Colorado says she is still confined to her bed most of the time. She sends love to all old Diller friends.
Ernest Schultz a carpenter visited Wmn. Sebier kulkt three miles northwest of Lanham where a barn was struck by lightning and burned Monday night.
Mr and Mrs Jester Snyder and two young sons from Waverly together with Mr and Mrs W R Barnett of Lincoln spent Sunday at the Clair Barnett home. They took Margaret back for a two week visit.
Church notices urge united loyalty drive to attend 10 o clock Sunday services at church every week until the conference in Omaha on September 17. Members urged to invite neighbors and participate in union church service and preaching.
Rev L J Woltz pastor at St Pauls Lutheran near Diller announces English services at 10 09 and Sunday School at 9 00. Luther League Convention set for Wayne Nebraska August 19 20 21 with delegates elected. Sunday School Convention to Cedar Creek August 26 27 open to visitors.
Howard H. Pyche and Pastor Mrs Earl Weigel announce church activities with Sunday school scheduled for 10:00. Supt S S leads the session as usual.
Jimmie Redmond promotes two films at the Bonham Theatre The Mortal Storm features James Stewart Margaret Sullivan Frank Morgan and Robert Young while Primrose Path stars Ginger Rogers and Joel McCrea The writeup urges seeing both for a break from worries.
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