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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1938
Page
5
Corrected Thursday market notes show wheat at 60 10, corn white 35, yellow 38, and hen prices for Leghorn hens around 43 to 5 per pound. Entries include terms like Heavy Springs and various farm products with scattered OCR errors.
Black Bros Elevator in Diller Nebraska advertises grain and feed supplies with John Steiner as manager.
Radio host announces Congressman Charles G. Binderup will speak each Sunday at 9:00 AM on KMMJ. He will discuss legislation and projects of vital interest to Nebraska's Fourth District.
Legal notice names Albert W Bristol and others tied to the Lafe Brown estate with lots in Diller Nebraska. Plaintiff seeks foreclosure of tax sale certificates and sale of properties to bar defendants from redeeming. Answer due by September 12 of 1984.
Mr and Mrs R F Starr were dinner guests of Mrs Christie Seaman last Saturday. Second hand bicycle for sale cheap. Phone 162 or see Scott A Miller Jr. Mr and Mrs Newt Cody of Phoenix Arizona were Tuesday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Willis Clark. Mr and Mrs James Hays and children returned home from Sioux City Iowa where they visited Mr and Mrs Walt Kent.
Mr and Mrs Wrightsman and their Los Angeles son visited the R E Hubka home in Beatrice on Thursday, joined by Mr and Mrs Elmer Wrightsman and their daughter from Beatrice for the day.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Grone Mr and Mrs G L Richardson and family and Mr and Mrs Olin Ulm and son attended a family reunion Sunday in Hebron Nebraska.
Mr and Mrs C W Hiatt enjoyed a pleasant surprise last Tuesday when Mrs Kilpatrick and her family from Anaheim California arrived for a short visit.
Mrs Gertrude Bradley and two sons Frank and Billy of Detroit and Mr and Mrs Jas Lowell and son Jimmie of Lincoln are scheduled as dinner guests at the Willis Clark home tomorrow Friday.
Miss Norma Rowland of Hanover Kansas visited Monday evening to practice with the Dilller band and stayed through Thursday evening with her friend Miss Denice Anderson as band practice ends for the festival at Fairbury Sunday.
Mrs. Christie Seaman welcomed three Omaha guests on Tuesday. Visitors included Mrs. Carl Strong and Mrs. Will Coyne along with their children Helen and Richard. Mayme O Donnell extended her stay for a longer visit.
The HHC met Wednesday afternoon August 17 with Mrs. Arthur Wieths. Nine members attended and played rock while Mrs. Bert Weaver and Mrs. F Grone won high scores. Invited guests included Mrs. Irvin Branch and family, Mrs. Edward Wolters and daughters, and Misses Erma and Sylvia Sible. The club plans to meet August 30 with Mrs G L Richardson.
A letter discusses sending a postal money order for The Record, notes good crops in Nebraska, criticizes new deal prices, and asks Sam Hutchinson for an absentee ballot in December. The writer signs as C. A. Meridian from Idaho, dated August 16, 1938.
R L Oake remains ill and not holding his own. George Hudson who had a stroke last fall visited town briefly during the picnic. Wm Delano, previously ill, is reportedly up about the house as recovery progresses.
Mr and Mrs E E McCune left yesterday to visit relatives in Lincoln and to attend the Bowere family reunion at Pioneer Park next Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Treick and daughter Elda of Scotland South Dakota visited relatives in the area during the week as they traveled back from Burlington Colorado.
Pastor C F Wagner leads Sunday School at ten with the theme The Challenge of Christian Fatherhood continuing from last week's Christian Motherhood lesson. Outdoor services in the park next Sunday will close for the year with Rev Wolff officiating. The official board meets next Wednesday to review the year and plan the new conference year starting in September.
Mr and Mrs John Mains and their family have moved from Sioux Falls South Dakota to Minneapolis Minnesota after two years there. Mr Mains has been transferred within the Duister Caillar Co. Mrs Maine is the dater of Mr and Mrs Onka Lottman of Fairbury.
Achievement Day at city hall featured seven attendees with later Exhibits crowding the program. Demonstrations included lamp shade making and waste paper baskets, with multiple girls earning top placings in pillow slips quilts linens and other crafts. leader notes the event as worthwhile and Galileo is cited in a closing line.
Rev L J Wolff Pastor C L Hullman Superintendent S S Sunday School 9 30 German Services 10 30 Evening services in the park at 8 00 Your pastor will be the preacher Ladies aid at the home of Mrs Eddie Weers Thursday August 1.
Listings show Fairbury Band Festival on August 28 and Liberty festival on August 30 31 Jefferson County Fair September 22 23 24 in Summerfield Kansas August 25 26 27 Nebr State Fair September 49.
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