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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1936
Page
5
For sale yellow corn oats barley rye and Milo maize or meal and tankage. Diller Elevator Co Hutchinson S C HUTCHINSON all kinds of INSURANCE.
Rev H H Proett presides with Mrs Ray Lamb and Mrs Lee Calkins hosting on Sept 4 with Sunday school at 10 there will be no morning worship and evening services in the park guest speaker and crowd hoped for to close the summer park service next Sunday is the last in the conference year and a communion service is planned stewards welcome contributions to close the year and all invited to attend
Howard H. Pyche pastor presides at Sunday school 10 A.M. and morning worship 11 A.M. with the sermon Why we need the Bible. Come unto me all ye that are heavy laden and I will give you rest. You are invited to worship with us.
Rev L J Wolff pastor C L Hullman superintendent Sunday school 9 30 English services 10 30 Confirmation class examined Sept 6 during regular worship class to be confirmed Sept 20 with communion services German communion on Sept 27 listed for St Pauls Ev Lutheran near Diller.
Mr. Carl Diekman is quiet ill at her home this week. Mrs. Wayne Carpenter is confined to her bed at her home with a severe attack of sciatica.
Margaret Barber endures a painful infection in her thumb recently treated by lancing in two spots. The procedure aimed to relieve swelling and drainage, with care provided locally.
Mr and Mrs Cloyd Cully and son Gayle left Sunday for a week in Colorado mountains. Mrs Willis Clark and daughter Carolynn are Lincoln visitors this week and will be home by Sunday. Wm Bond I moved his household effects from the Miller property into the Loock mansion.
Mr Saylor and his wife are listed as ill with him suffering a chronic affliction. The extreme heat worsens his condition and keeps them both confined at home.
Dr and Mrs Viers returned home Monday from Red Cloud Nebraska after a short visit with Mrs Viers parents and other relatives, concluding a few days stay.
The Rev. W. Ehlert of Cortland Nebraska and Mr and Mrs Ray Branson with their son of Lancaster Wisconsin visited the Proett home Thursday.
C J Galbraith of Fairbury served as a caller at the office Tuesday and is actively promoting the 4 H Club Exposition set for next Thursday at the county seat.
Mrs Harry Thompson and her baby traveled to Sterling Colorado on Sunday to visit her sister Mrs Harry Weddle and family and expect to stay about a month.
Mildred Long manager of the Diller Telephone is away on vacation visiting relatives at Worthington Indiana.
Mrs Clarence Renz and three children arrived home Wednesday from Sterling Colorado. They went to meet Mrs Renzs sister Mrs Weddle after attending the picnic.
Archie Carmichael and family from Falls City visit due to the serious condition of his sister Mrs Alonzo Specht. Dr Viers and daughter Rachel drove to Omaha and back on a business trip. The day was very hot.
Roelf Beckman and Lester Strawhacker completed a months long interior repair and refinishing project at the Steele City school building.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Green and two sons depart for Powell Wyoming to visit relatives and possibly find good fortune or opportunity on the trip.
Mrs Sophie Mathias and her granddaughter Pearl Fletcher are seen driving a Plymouth sedan after trading in a Buick at Beatrice. The pair appear content with their purchase, reflecting a local trend of upgrading family cars amid regional market activity.
Mr and Mrs Win Flash from Lincoln surprised their aged relatives Mr and Mrs Saylor last Sunday and spent the day with them. The visit may have coincided with Mrs Saylor s 81st birthday.
Mr and Mrs Marvin Anders and their son arrived early Monday from Kansas City. Mr Anderson returned home the next morning. Mrs Anderson and son LaMoin remained for a longer visit.
Mr and Mrs Carl Farenwaldt left Saturday for Fowler Kansas with Esther Bristol to help care for her younger sisters and a brother Miss Billy accompanied them but planned to return with the Farenwaldts
The H. H. Club met at Mrs. R. E. Hubka's home on Tuesday afternoon August 25 with eight members and four children present. Visitors included Mrs. Frank Weber, Mrs. Margaret Albers, and Miss Lucile Masek. High score went to Mrs. Ben Siebolt with second to Mrs. Frank Weber. Hostess served refreshments and Mrs. James Hays invited the group to meet September 15.
Ray Colman his wife and their son Dicky arrive from Deadwood South Dakota to visit Colman’s parents Mr and Mrs Ross Colman and plan to stay several weeks in Nebraska for the visit.
Mr and Mrs Wave Copeland and daughter of Beatrice proprietors of Copeland's Cafeco east court street left last Sunday by motor for a trip to Deadwood Yellowstone Park Salt Lake City and other points on a vacation of a few weeks.
The O. A. Cooper Company has built pens at the Burlington stock yard and is purchasing hogs from 75 pounds upward. Heavy hogs will be shipped to market while lighter loads will be fed and shipped as opportunities arise.
Mr. Joe Dreschler, grandson of Mrs. Christie Seaman, dined with her along with two Davenport youths and another boy from Fairbury. They were returning home from a drive through the mountains in Colorado.
Mr and Mrs Carico returned from Falls City on Saturday. John boasted of the fine roasting ears at their son’s home, then travelers from down east arrived with a car full of ears and every one shared alike.
Children of Mr. Wm Freitag hosted a birthday gathering in Harbine for his 78th. Three large cakes and three gallons of ice cream disappeared as if by magic. Attendees included Lawrence Caldwell and Pearl, A A Weyer and Gertrude, George Freitag family, Mary Elizabeth and others from Fairbury Odell and local areas.
Mr and Mrs John Pulec and guests visit Mrs Car Schooler in Adeline Kansas. Mr and Mrs O J Mayborn and Mildred drive to Fort Worth Texas to stay with Richard Mayborn and Alfred of Akron Ohio. They plan to join and visit the Dallas Exposition. Bert Bell and granddaughters Beatrice and Beulah Dunn leave for Greeley Cole to visit daughter and son in law Claude Dunn. The girls will attend high school there.
Mr. and Mrs. William Webbling entertained in honor of Mrs. Emma Nowka and son Claude of Inland Nebraska and Mrs. Hilda Cobb and son Kenneth of Kansas City Missouri at a twelve o'clock chicken dinner. Relatives present included Mrs. Louise Schroeder Sr, Mr. and Mrs. Wm Séruby, Mrs. George Imming and two daughters of Hanover, Mrs. Hilda Cobb and son Kenneth of Kansas City, Trene Schroeder Hastings, Mrs. Emma Nowka and son Claude of Inland, Mr. and Mrs. John Wilms and two children Hollenburg, Mrs. Sophie Mathias, Mrs. Grace Fashnacht and three sons, Mrs. Pearl Fletcher and two daughters of Diller.
The Happy Hour Club held its annual picnic Sunday at Fairbury park with early arrivals preparing a table of goodies. Families enjoyed swings, amusements, a swim in the new pool, and a relaxed afternoon before heading home.
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