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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1932
Page
5
A Friendly Bank presents stockholders and directors as prudent community members who value conservative banking. The notice invites residents to join and notes the bank’s goal to earnestly merit customer trust and service.
Fragmented OCR items discuss newspaper subscriptions and home print quality. Mentions F A Moon Son Fairbury Nebraska Est 1586 and tax talk. Includes Thanksgiving day closures and relatives visiting, plus Robert Diller and J Smith Diller at state university.
Clease Jansen son of Will Jansen suffers an infected hand from a hedge thorn injury. Excerpt notes disappointment among supporters over Doc Brinkley's gubernatorial defeat in Kansas and its expected impact on the state house lawn scene.
A group including Richel Viera Hubert Filley Edna Wheling Marion Dyler and Jane Snyder returns to Peru for normal school after a Thanksgiving visit. They attended parents’ homes and mention sewing leather jackets and shoe repair. Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop advertises men’s shoes as low as 50c and shoe repair services in southern Nebraska near Bonham Theatre.
Dilier Farmers Grain Co and I R Andrewa invite hog producers to bring fat hogs for sale. They advertise constant buying and the highest market price, with immediate pickup and payment.
Mrs. Sarah Frances Rowlette, 76, died at her daughter Mrs H Z Dilier's Lincoln home Wednesday morning. Funeral services were held Thursday afternoon, with burial in Villisca, Iowa.
J Monroe Davie and line men of Fairbury report transfers including Victor Anderson single to Fred C Forsyth by warranty deed. The deed covers parcel 214 with an exception of one acre corner. No further details provided.
Miss Ethe Bristol was a Thanksgiving guest of her friend Mise Baily Huret at the home of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Burst. Mr and Mrs L Hitmon e and children Phyliss Joe Robert and Wilfred of Lincoln were Sunday dinner guests at the home of his mother Mrs Isabella Raymond.
Mrs Fred Clark of Everett hosts dinner last Sunday for her sister in law Mrs Glark s brother J A Pickard and wife of Fairbury with other guests LA Pickard and family also from Fairbury as part of the gathering.
Rev. BF Wyland and Gordon traveled from Lincoln with Hugh and Lyn Cully for Thanksgiving. The Wylands and guests are connected to the state university and Pembroke School in Kansas City. Dr. Joseph Bixby and sons Jono Richard Joseph Jr visited his sister Mrs. Cavett in Geneva for the holiday.
Mr and Mrs L Waggone announce the marriage of their niece Besse Ben Copeland to Norman Wengell. The ceremony took place at the home of Mr and Mrs Henry Mil ard Gemeny in Los Angeles California.
Mrs Carrie Green and Bonnie Miss Magutrite Green of Fremont Miss Helen Green of Gothenburg Mrs V A Raymond Donna Jane and Dick de Lincoln and Mr and Mrs W Green and Norma Francis were dinner guests Thanksgiving evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Rx Green.
A list of local happenings includes Tre Diller schawls reopening Monday after Thanksgiving. Draceet A RR Milow and family moved into rooms in the rear of a drug store. Mr and Mrs SC Hutchinson traveled to Pairbury, with others extending trips to Gladstone and Beatrice.
The text lists multiple Thanksgiving dinners hosted by Woodman locals and families. Guests include Abd Cully and Grace Beatrice. Will Robertson Meredith and Fairbury friend. Lynn Cully and Lincoln guest Bugh Wyland. Frank Gradher and relatives. Wil Exger and Meyler family from Lincoln. Frank Amos and family. Will Amos Oscar Amon Lester Reed and Howard Peters families.
The obituary details Charles James Packer born November 11 1865 in Clermont Louisiana. He moved to Uiler Nebraska and later lived in Mitchel County Kansas before returning to Gage County. He died November 22 at age 67 after a stroke. Survived by wife Hattie M Bradto two sons Joan J and Ray and four daughters including Margaret Allen and more. 18 grandchildren. Funeral held at Belleville with burial in Chester Cemetery.
Reading appears to cite commodity and subscription pricing with mentions of corn wheat eggs and lard at above market value. It also references seeking word and code at pole prices and unclear names like Neal Momey. The text is garbled and fragments are supplied without clear event or date.
The Ne Ai Cud club held a Wednesday gathering with Mrs Carton presiding. Mrs Frank Jabosan won a crossword prize and members enjoyed candy treats and a two course lunch. The hostess plan for December includes a roll call and a scenic excursion, led by Mrs Evckie.
A correspondent in California, W. Be. Lowtek, writes to describe winter life in midwinter California with relatives, travel from Lincoln to Cape Way and back, noting few vehicular incidents and many friends. He laments state conditions, praises low costs, mentions an actor seen in Hollywood, and wishes readers a cheerful 1933 Christmas and future reunion.
The Journal reports grading began last week on the state highway from Furbuy to Steele City. Bulldozers and graders operate near a half mile stretch north of the St. Low and Grand Island tracks, eliminating two railroad crossings and easing the Old Poed section. A small bridge west of the Waryek paving is nearing completion, with ground conditions requiring borrow from nearby sources.
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