For Sale 1936 Dodge 14 Ton Truck
For sale a 1936 Dodge 14 ton truck in good condition. Vehicle appears solid with usable body and drivetrain. Great for farm or industrial use.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1937
Page
5
For sale a 1936 Dodge 14 ton truck in good condition. Vehicle appears solid with usable body and drivetrain. Great for farm or industrial use.
Mrs John Carico, once a victim of a prevailing digestive ailment last Saturday, is reported to be OK again and recovering.
Jr and Mrs Hubert Manning and Miss Rucker of Steele City attended the funeral service for Kuper last Thursday afternoon.
Hustler wanted in Keokuk Iowa area. Car and willingness to work required. Steady income offered. Write S F Baker & Co Keokuk Iowa. 4t rary.
Velma expresses gratitude to all who sent cards letters and greetings from Jefferson County.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Waggoner of Savannah Missouri attend a local picnic and note many strangers since his departure from Diller years ago. He says the event brings many new faces to the area.
Mr and Mrs John Gretzinger and family of Kansas City spent the weekend at the Reuben Gretzinger home and attended the Diller picnic. They also visited the Adam Gretzinger home near Steele City.
Maxine and Quinter Fry are reported as victims of heat and an epidemic. Mrs. Geo Riddle returned home from Denver in time to attend the picnic.
Marion Stafford of Fairbury spent two weeks visiting at the home of Louis Wehling. Mabel Kohler will spend three weeks visiting her brother and sister in Denver Colorado.
Miss Wealthy Fasnacht has been handling book work in the D A Cooper Company grain office since Tuesday of last week.
Dale Friday and Cecil Findling traveled from Grundy County Iowa to visit relatives and friends and attend a local picnic last Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Wm Steffens Meyer came from Lincoln Sunday to spend the day at the home of one of the father Dr OC iebl.
Lawrence Newman and family of Lincoln attended the iinic event. Miss Maxine Patton and Miss Martha Wrigley accompanied the Newmans.
Keith Hays receives two bright parasols sent from Italy by William Bowers who was aboard a navy cruise there some time ago. The gifts highlight a personal connection between local residents and naval service.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Madden hosted a picnic with guests Mr and Mrs Bill Kunecke of Jefferson Iowa and Mr and Mrs Francis Smith of Wauke ta Oklahoma.
Fortis Fitting and his friend Earl Dodson traveled from Lincoln to attend a family picnic. They planned to visit Fortis's aunt Mrs. Dora Wohl farth and Gretchen during the outing. Fortis is noted as the son of Reverend Fitting.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Young and Eloise Diller and baby traveled from Seward Friday to the J Smith Diller home for a parade visit. Mrs Young and the baby stayed for a longer visit at her father's home while Mr Young returned to Seward for work.
Mr and Mrs Wm Stewart and Mr and Mrs H A Minor with Anna Stewart and children toured the area visiting longtime friends. They stayed at Chas Cully s and reconnected with neighbors including the Cully family during a Diller picnic after thirty five years away before returning to Oklahoma.
Mrs Hughes is confined to her home for a few days. Mrs Frank Spear and Lillie Iman along with Miss Ella Frerichs of Fairbury attended the picnic on both evenings.
Mr Henry Henrichs and Mrs Tole Fordyce traveled to Lincoln to visit Jesse Brandt before heading back to Wichita.
Supt and Mrs Sinkey departed last Saturday afternoon for a recreation trip to the Black Hills before school duties resume on September 1.
Fred Clark plans to buy a better used Buick and keep the Clark family in Buick vehicles. The note suggests continued Buick ownership and interest in a smoother ride.
Lawrence Blauser his wife and daughter Billy traveled from Crete last Saturday morning to enjoy a family picnic and visit relatives.
Donald Colman his wife and small son arrived from Marysville Kansas last Thursday to enjoy a family picnic at the home of Donalds parents Mr and Mrs Ross Colman.
Osborn and his wife traveled from Lincoln on Friday so Charley could fill Joiller’s first rural mail carrier position in the parade. They returned home the same evening.
Irwin Fanders and his wife Doris Beckwith traveled to Steele City on Tuesday from an unspecified location. They plan to proceed to Oregon State, where both were employed last year, and return to Diller due to Irwin's illness.
Mrs J W Fouts and her daughter Averil traveled by train on Tuesday to South Dakota to visit Elizabeth, Averil's sister. Averil plans to depart soon for Spokane Washington to begin her duties as a teacher.
Picnic guests at the home of Mrs Ida Woods included Mrs. Ed Schultz of Fremont Nebraska Mrs Newt Agehpaugh of Gage Oklahoma Mr and Mrs Herman Wells Faye and Evelyn Beat Rice Nebraska and Mr and Mrs Elmer McCullough of Hiawatha Kansas.
Mr and Mrs Frank Grabber and Betty left Wednesday morning for Hemingford Nebraska to visit Frank s brother Mike Grabber and family They expect to be gone a week George Rahman will attend to the ice delivery during Frank s absence.
Miss Maxine Patton of Lincoln was a dinner guest Sunday evening at the home of her girlfriend Miss Velma Webling. Other week guests included Mr. Harold Cox of Waterville, Pilot Herb Haley and mechanic of Concordia, Fay Hudson, and Lucile, Margaret, and Catherine Barnett.
Mr and Mrs Vester Carmichael left Monday for Blue Rapids Kansas and other places to visit relatives while Chas Gaisford and wife stay at the Carmichael home Charley has time off between jobs as the Hebron post office project is finished Chas and Ruth returned home in time for the picnic
Mr and Mrs L M Hurst of Beatrice Betty and Donald visited the park Friday and shared a family table at evening. Mrs Alvin Hirsch and three Fairbury sons joined the group but did not eat at the parents table, dining with Fairbury folks in the park.
Richard Mayborn and his wife depart Thursday morning for the Gulf coast to vacation while he suspends banking duties at Diller State Bank and Mrs Mayborn leaves housekeeping. Rosco Rosiner of Jerseyville Illinois, nephew of Mrs A Mayborn, is filling in at the bank during Richard's absence and may seek work here after visiting relatives.
Magdalene Wehling spent a week at Crete Nebraska with the Junior Missionary Volunteers at Camp Strader Reports say Mrs Henry Weaver was quite sick Sunday but is much improved now and Wehling's trip reflects community youth involvement in missions.
Mr and Mrs Glenn Clark and daughter Bonnie Jean drove from Barneston Saturday to visit at the Will Green home and attend the Diller picnic.
John Weers and family, Martin Weers and family, and Wm. Weers and wife visited at the home of their mother Mrs. Lizzie Weers here in town Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Ross Cole and sons of Fairbury spent Picnic week with her sister Mrs Ralph Sieford and family on the farm seven miles southwest of town.
Mr and Mrs M Bowen and Mr and Mrs John Romish and children came back a few days ago after visiting in Missouri with Mrs Bowen and Mrs Romishs parents.
Mrs. Roy Greider hosted a picnic with guests Mrs. Wm. Kunecke and Mrs. Kenneth Farley both of Jefferson, Ilona, and Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jones of McAllen Texas. The gathering highlighted families connected to the Kunecke name in two states.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Caldwell and nephew Milton Wiesman of Belleville Illinois visited last Friday for a countryside picnic at Lawrence Caldwell home. They left Monday evening for Garden City Kansas to visit Mr Caldwell parents and other relatives.
Mr and Mrs Carl Ludington left Sunday with camping gear for a two week trip to the Rockies before returning to begin his duties at the high school. He worked steadily through the harvest and earns a brief respite before the new term.
Richard Roe Steffen spent two weeks with the Paul S. Beckwith family in northern Minnesota and the Lake of the Woods region in Canada. The first week on Lake Winnibigoshish yielded northern and wall-eyed pike, then travel took them through International Falls to Fort Frances, Nestor Falls, and Kenora via Rainy River bridge. The journey featured pine birch forests, large rocks, and a chain of lakes with few inhabitants, ending with a return to Omaha after a day in Winnipeg.
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