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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1932
Page
1
The institution denies setting August 8 as a closing date and says August 8, 1932 is the limit after which no new deposits will be accepted. Depositors are urged to withdraw their funds promptly, with a suggested final withdrawal by August 15 if possible. Many have already taken full refunds and the bank aims to complete payouts quickly.
Upcoming events include Diller picnic on August 10-11 and the Nebraska state fair September 3-9. Jefferson county air show September 20-23 is also listed alongside notes on local banking, visits, and social gatherings.
The Diller Public School will open September 5th with high school registration on Saturday, September 3rd. Mrs. Belle Bixby and her nephew John Bixby visited from Geneva to stay with Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Cavett.
Bob Andrews lost an upper front tooth Saturday while playing ball and was treated by Dr. Ellis who replaced the tooth with no ill effects. The note mentions a chicken house mite control spray and a brief town event where a show was cut short by an approaching storm.
The Diller Girl Reserves unit began a camp at Fink's Park near Wymore on Monday afternoon and will stay through Saturday morning. Participants include Bonnie Green president Patton Eleanor Henrichs Rachel Pee Ditler Ruth Stahl Rachel Nie Pees Fasnecht Mildred Prisbie Irene Pan tis Hilon Franc oe Jeaffer richs en aor ae Hen ming instructor.
Stores will close midday and reopen evenings for picnic days. Last Wednesday night a group including Mr and Mrs George Morgan and Rob ert Glathar fished the Blue River at Steele City and caught a 15 pound mud cat, 33 inches long and 64 inches wide. Preparations proceed for the Diller picnic next Wednesday and Thursday with expected good weather and crowds.
The editor and family visited Fairbury on Monday to review the P W F road once planned as gravel. It now sits in deplorable condition though some slip work has been done. more gravel is needed to restore it.
Mr and Mrs Wehling hosted a fried chicken supper Tuesday honoring Mrs Emma Nowka and her two sons from Glenville Nebraska. Guests included Mr Fred Wilms and family Mrs Grayce Fasnacht and children Mr and Mrs Mathias and family of Diller and Mr and Mrs Roscoe Packer and family of Powell.
Five people suffered sprains and bruises in a noon Friday collision at the Chas. Barber corner near Ellis. Passengers included Mrs. Barber and her daughter, a child, Sheriff Guy Avery and Mrs. Avery, plus a nephew. all were shaken up but recovering.
Ab Cully travels from Beatrice on Wednesday to tend farm interests. Oscar Snyder recovering at home with Clarence Larkin listed as caregiver. Mrs Harry LaGoorge and her children visit City relatives and Mrs Susan Brandt, along with others, during the time.
Dave Diller of Pittsburgh Kan visited his sister Mrs Willis Clark and other relatives and friends on Wednesday and will likely stay until after the picnic.
Mrs. Ed Schnuelle of Sidney Nebraska arrived Monday to stay a couple of weeks at the bedside of her father W M Goeke who is staying with his daughter Mrs W M Beb rends.
The Diller picnic will feature speaker A C Shallenberger and another on the political issue. Steele City Community Band provides music with acts by Silver Thomas Marie Poses Power, the Green Sisters, readings, recitations, a merry go round, Ferris wheel, two ball games and a big platform dance. Friends are urged to attend.
The Diller School board approves six new typewriters for next year and schedules a new Commercial Course featuring typing, bookkeeping, business arithmetic, and junior business training. The plan integrates a junior course next semester and adds bookkeeping later, aiming to prepare students for business careers.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hicken of Hartsville Missouri arrived last Sunday at the Malady home for a few days visit. Mrs Malady was formerly Miss Emma. The Hickens were former residents of the Diller vicinity.
Mrs. Geo Lichty and daughter Opal and Mr and Mrs Floyd Lichty with children from Endicott spent Monday visiting her parents and grandparents Mr and Mrs W Slocum. Opal stayed with her aunt Mrs J H Emerson for a longer visit.
N. R. C. met with Mrs. Frank Grone on Wednesday August 3 in a group of 11 members and 4 children. Miss Phylis Renz Art Kunecke and Harold were visitors. Prizes were won in a rock game by Howard Peters and Mrs. Ben Seibolts. A light dessert was served and Mrs. McCine invited the ladies to meet again on Wednesday August 17.
Fall clothes are here and men’s figures differ. L M Hurst offers at home private fittings to craft suits topcoats and overcoats to your fabric style and price from 16 50. Get measured now before the fall buying rush.
Mr and Mrs Schindler return to Diller after summer study in Omaha. He studied chemistry at Creighton University and she studied violin with Grace Leidy Burger in Omaha. They now pack camping gear for a two and a half week trip to Yellowstone National Park.
Resolutions express condolence on the death of Mrs. ser a member of Naomi Chapter No. 44 C E S. The chapter mourns a true member and an affectionate mother and grandmother. The chapter will be draped in mourning and copies are to be published and presented to the bereaved family.
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