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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1941
Page
5
The corrected Thursday listing shows Leghorn hens 44 to 6 pounds and old roosters, with Leghorn springs. Hogs priced at 1095 with grain market supplied by Black Brothers.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith and family of Fairbury with Mrs. C. O. Smith of Diller returned from Kansas City Missouri where they spent the week visiting the latter's mother, sister and family.
At a July 9 1941 meeting the Village board of Diller Nebraska estimated expenses for the 1941 1942 fiscal year at 3000 dollars and ordered the figure recorded and published per law. John Clauson chairman Chas E Waggoner clerk.
Notice to all interested in the estate of Albert C. Wood deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska that a petition seeks Charlee Waggoner as administrator de bonis non with will annexed. Hearing set for August 30 1941 at 10 00 A M in the County Court Room. Dated July 30 1941 Samuel Gallamore County Judge. Ist pub 87 last 8 21
Notice from Hertigan and Skultery Attorneys for the Estate of Alfred Mayboro deceased in Nebraska. It seeks probate of the will and appointment of Ora J. Mayboro as executor. Hearing set August 23, 1941 at 10 AM in the county court room. Dated July 28, 1941 by County Judge Samuel Gallamore.
Estate of Reent Reents, deceased, has a probate petition for the last will and testament. Theodore Senior and J. Smith Diller are named executors. Hearing set for August 29, 1941 at 10 A.M. in the county court room. Voted July 30, 1941. (Seal) County Judge. First publication August 7, last publication August 21.
Mr and Mrs Herman Sixel visited Harbine Tuesday to attend the Weaver funeral. Mr and Mrs M A Yoder of Tecumseh were guests Sunday of Mr and Mrs Charles A Smith. Mr and Mrs Ray Mudge, Mr and Mrs Earl Mudge, and Mr and Mrs C M Rock of Beatrice were among relatives at the funeral of W E Mudge.
Notice from Fairbury Nebraska advertises repairing old shoes to save over half the price of new. Located north of Brnham Theatre at 2 Fairbury.
Miss Helen Green, a longtime teacher in Gothenburg Nebraska schools, visited her father H E Green and brothers Ray and Rex with their families.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Timm hosted over the weekend Mrs Timm s brother John Folkerts and his wife plus their nephew Willie Folkerts and his wife and baby Also a niece Mrs Will Cox of Mitchell South Dakota attended the gathering
Mr and Mrs Chester Weaver and son Dale left last Wednesday for a vacation in Warroads Minnesota and arrived home Monday to attend the funeral of Mr Weaver’s father on Tuesday.
Ben and Rudolph Senior left Sunday by car for Ashton Idaho to oversee their land and grain crop during harvest. Mr and Mrs Fred Starr departed Monday for Cedar Falls Iowa after a two week visit with their son in law and daughter. They were accompanied to Conrad Iowa by Elizbeth Green McKenzie en route to visit a school mate. Friday and
Classified notices list a 1929 Ford coupe for sale by carpenter and a Hamilton piano offered at 20 dollars cash. Also promotes coal deliveries with Hayden Colorado coal arrivals and asks readers to place orders. Lumber, Coal and Paint vendor C L Geer advertises phone 153:02 in Diller Nebraska.
Mr and Mrs Ray Green express gratitude to friends for visits cards letters and gifts during his hospital stay. The note thanks supporters for kindness and generosity and notes lasting appreciation for their thoughtfulness.
Miss Lenora Mallory of Lebanon Kansas has been the house guest of Mrs C L Geer since Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Charley Gaisford and daughter Connie Mae arrived Monday from Burlington lens where Charley worked as a bricklayer. They plan to stay indefinitely while Charley prepares to start a radio business selling new goods and repairs.
Mrs John Carico plans to depart Friday with her son Wesley to Falls City to visit her children there. She then heads to Sioux Falls South Dakota to visit her daughter and family, and finally to Lincoln to see her son William and family. A pleased note on having grown children nearby.
Mr and Mrs Frank Roseman Arlene and Mrs Alfred Wiemers and daughter Karel returned Saturday from a ten day trip to Wisconsin and Chicago. The Chicago visit celebrated Carl Stammerjohn and Mrs Stammerjohn 25th wedding anniversary and the August 13 birthdays of Mrs Roseman and Mrs Stammerjohn.
Miss Bernice Gretzinger of Steele City returns from summer school in Berkeley to begin teaching in King City near San Francisco. She previously taught five years in York and is elected for 1941 42. Her California job pays about 500 dollars more yearly. Wealthy Faesnacht found work in Oakland and is content in the west. Mrs L H Findling and Cecil accompany Mr and Mrs Keith Koehler and Miss Lurane Koehler of Marshalltown arrived in Diller from Conred Iowa. Cecil Findling, released from training at Claiborne Louisiana, plans to return to Marshalltown for work. Cecil's marriage is noted in a separate column.
Mrs Callander donated three Swedish books to the City Library before leaving for her western home. One is a pictorial book of Sweden, another on the history and art of Sweden. The library thanks her and places the volumes on the Memorial Shelf in memory of Mr Callander, a lover of the library and committee member in its early organization.
A reader from Craig Top describes mountain life with wildlife sightings and changing surroundings. The note mentions local weather, rain, firewood work, and plans for dam projects to generate hydroelectric power, ending with a mention of mail at Association Camp Post office.
Mr and Mrs Rex Green and their son Darrell traveled to Curtis Nebraska last Saturday to meet the newest grandson. Mrs Green stayed a week with daughter and family the Ernest Gorrs.
Marilyn Miller appeared in a baton twirl act on the Fillmore County Fair program at Geneva on Wednesday. Ruth Ann Hiatt Marilyn Miller and Mrs Frank Cully were listed in the Odell picnic program on Monday and Tuesday evening of the week.
Mr. Fayette Horton visited Diller friends from Salem on Wednesday staying with Roe Patton and the Patton family. He plans to resume teaching at the Lymann Nebraska school where he taught last year and previously taught in Diller.
The Beckwith family held a reunion in Omaha on Sunday. Ervin and Ervin Fanders left for Scotia California after visiting relatives in the area. Dick Beckwith accompanied them to California while Darrel chose to stay in Nebraska and attend school with his sister Mrs Robb in Humboldt.
Church announcements note W. H. Clark and Mrs. Ray Lamb as officers. Sunday School at 10, preaching at 11, basement service brief with brief prayer. Last basement service possible, inviting members to attend and depart early for Fairbury island day afternoon.
Robert D. Hall minister and Mrs Earl Weigel announce church school at 10 A M. Sanctuary services resume August 31. Sant. S.S. meets as usual at 10 A M.
Rev. L J Wolff pastor leads Sunday School at 9 00 English services follow at 10 00 at St Paul’s Ev Lutheran with CL Huliman assisting.
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