Diller Markets Report Amid Busy Thursday Trade
Local market notes show active Thursday trading with varied items on sale. Prices listed include several numbers and odd phrases reflecting a corrected retail roundup.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1936
Page
5
Local market notes show active Thursday trading with varied items on sale. Prices listed include several numbers and odd phrases reflecting a corrected retail roundup.
For Sale four Holstein bulls listed by Pat Haverty of Hollenberg Kansas. Also offered yellow corn oats barley rye and Milo maize oil meal and tankage from Diller Elevator Co.
At a July 17 1936 meeting trustees set the fiscal year starting May 1 1936 with estimated expenses of 2970 dollars. The amount was ordered spread upon the minutes and published as required by law. John D. Steiner served as chairman and Charles E. Waggoner as Village Clerk.
Morning worship at 11 00 am today Evening services in the park led by Brother Pyche Last quarterly conference set for next Wednesday August 26 at 8 pm Official board members urged to attend Bring your reportes
Howard H. Pyche the pastor leads Sunday school at 10 A M and a sermon titled Why We Need the Church at 11. Evening worship is at 8 P M at the park with an invitation to all to attend.
Church notes report Rev J Welt as pastor of St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Diller. The item lists a seated school and nine German services, with a tally of 70 30 for some event or counts.
Local residents attend a Plymouth picnic with Miss Maxine Patton of Lincoln returning home Sunday and Miss Hazel Blauser arriving from Colorado. Dorothy Roetff and Garnett Barber Will Henrichs travel with family from Wisconsin while Thelia Roch from Blue Springs visits Pearl Sparks. Mr Francis Smith of Oklahoma joins the event. Mrs Smith is related to the Saffles, editor Le Koepff and Chas Niapel Sr. of Plymouth also attend Friday evening.
Mr and Mrs CL Van Camp and their eight week old daughter of Beatrice attended the picnic Friday evening.
J. Smith reports that Diller and his sons Roger and Laurice left on Tuesday morning for Colorado seeking cooler temperatures and relief from the heat.
Will Bowers arrived from Philadelphia Thursday to spend a couple of weeks visiting relatives. Bill has grown into a 210 pounder but doesn't look it.
Mrs Pauline Smith and her young son joined her father Bert Hughes of Steele City on a Black Hills visit this week. They left Monday and expect to return in a week.
Mrs Henrichs of Topeka is in poor health following a fall down stairs that nearly broke her neck. The incident worsened her condition and adds to her health concerns.
Billie Pruett spends a week at the Cort residence of Rev and Mrs Eihlera who have no children, joining in vacations and small town chatter about the visit.
Mr and Mrs Cassell of Steele City returned Friday from a trip to Minnesota and southern Canada. They were present at the picnic despite not being able to attend the event.
Mrs. Harry Weddle and daughter Dixie Rose of Sterling Colp and Mrs. Dale McWhirter of Colorado Springs were guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Glathar Sr. and family.
Mr and Mrs Roy Geer ended their trip in the north woods and came home Friday for a picnic. They faced high daytime heat and smoke from forest fires about 35 miles away, making the vicinity uncomfortable.
This week’s honor roll lists John Specht of Lincoln, Ray Trout of Los Angeles, Mrs Wm Lanman of Hackettstown New Jersey, Hubert Heer of Stamford Nebraska, A D Ginéolo, Henry Wechsels, A Green, Jake Lottman, Elias Hadley, L D Calkins. The note invites readers to visit for explanations on how to get their name added.
The report notes Mrs. Ethel Kasparek of Fairbury visiting sister Mrs. Emma Peters during a picnic. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Clark left by automobile for the Ozarks for a short trip. Miss Fayetta Hudson of Fairbury vacationing with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hudson. Mrs. Ellie spent days on the farm and daughter Mrs. Ross Hays toured Omaha.
Lynn Cully came home Saturday to visit his parents and enjoy a picnic. He returned to Lincoln in the evening.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Caldwell and George Freitag attended the funeral of Mrs August in Humboldt last Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Harry Watker and family and Mr and Mrs M J Wolken and family spent Sunday afternoon at the Hurbert Barber home.
Kenneth and Keith Albers of Beatrice visit their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Mahlon Wolken at a home near Diller this week.
Arnold Lottman Lynn Kuper Toughey and Sherman Goldsberry left in a tatters car one day last week near Powell Wyoming. The boys may go to California at a later date.
Two Cassell brothers, W. A. Cassell of Tupelo Mississippi aged 66 and John H. Cassell of Dallas aged 63, accidentally met on the grounds of the Texas Centennial Exposition after being separated for 35 years.
Mr and Mrs Joel Nippert and daughter Margery and Mr and Mrs Leonard Richardson and son Clarence attended the rodeo at Sidney Iowa on Wednesday. They spent a short time at Shenandoah Iowa en route.
Will Kunecke and his mother traveled from Jefferson Iowa to attend a picnic and visit their sister Mrs Roy Greider and family. Bill did some visiting outside the family. They returned home Sunday with Thella Madden accompanying them.
Mr and Mrs John H Specht who live on a farm southeast of Ellis have leased their place and will relocate to Lincoln to establish their future home. Their only child lives in Lincoln. John has been unable to do any labor for several years.
The Methodist Ladies announce an afternoon social on Friday August 28 to collect blue plates each containing a dime for every holiday of the year. A program will be held and refreshments served. The committee invites attendance and asks guests to bring their plate, with a request to send it if unable to attend.
The Kennedy family returns to San Bernardino California on Friday August 14 after a northern eastern tour visiting Diller Davey Lincoln Omaha Winside Nebraska Cody Wyoming Idaho Falls Brice canyon Zion National Park and Yellowstone Park. They described Yellowstone as tops for scenery and noted a wild west rodeo and cool nights despite 105 degree heat in San Bernardino.
Notice to all interested in the estate of Ensley Carmichael deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska. A petition seeks Alfred Ensley Carmichael and Ethelbert T. Carmichael as administrators. Hearing set for September 11 1936 at 9:00 a.m. Dated August 14 1936 E R Bee County Judge Sirah seal.
Mrs. Alonzo Specht is confined to bed by illness. Mrs. Chas Hilder is among heat victims since Sunday. Eldred Carpenter fell ill Tuesday from ptomaine poisoning. Mr. Will Behrends fainted Friday while cutting fodder. improving slowly. Mrs. Harry Thompson returned home after hospital treatment. Mrs. Williamson, visiting relatives, fell suddenly ill Tuesday. improving.
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