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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1937
Page
10
A Sunday ceremony at the Ryborn home united Letha Marie Ryborn and Vern in marriage with Rev. R B Fouts officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Leslie Jackson and other relatives as pink and floral decor marked the celebration.
On November 18 1937 the Dercas Society met in the Methodist Episcopal church parlors for a Thanksgiving themed afternoon Nine guests attended and a luncheon was served by Mrs Ellis the circle including Mrs S B Viers Mrs Sam Hutchinson Mrs Orlo Geer and Mrs Geo Champ The group will be known hereafter as the Dorcas Society
William Myers and his wife arrived from Lincoln with their mother Mrs. Carrie Sparks to spend Thanksgiving with relatives in this town and Fairbury. Will returned to Lincoln later, leaving the ladies to visit until Sunday when he came back and took them home.
Mr and Mrs Roy Broadstone hosted Thanksgiving for relatives including Mrs Broadstones parents Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson her sister and husband Mr and Mrs Faye Sutton of Beatrice her sisters Joyce and Avis of Diller and brother Merle from Chadron where he works.
Mr. Bert S Etchison and son Lynn of Muskogee Oklahoma and Mr A A Etchison of Oxford Kansas visited sister Moser after attending funeral of De L Stephens in Summerfield Kansas They returned home Tuesday morning.
Everett Clark and Buddy attended a gathering with Mr and Mrs S F Clark and Mr and Mrs James Pickard at the home of Mr and Mrs La Vero Pickard in Factory A.
The Young Peoples Fellowship met last Sunday evening for another enjoyable hour and we plan to meet again at the usual hour. All members are urged to attend the coming meeting. Publicity Director
Mr and Mrs Willis Clark and Carolyn Rose hosted Thanksgiving guests A A Eick Lee Calkins Bert Bell John Greider Ray Green and Mrs Sarah Witty. An excellent meal prompted light hearted complaints of over eating during the afternoon. Also missed were Mr and Mrs C R Steffen Richard Mrs Lioe and Mrs Barton. We look forward to next Thanksgiving with Aunt Effie.
A turkey dinner with all trimmings was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Glathar on Thanksgiving Day. Guests included Harry Weddle and Dixie, Sterlin Colorado. Carl Glathar Lincoln Nebraska. Kee McClean and Ruby Fairbury Nebraska. Wm Glathar Jr. and family. Clarence Rent and family. Harry Thompson and family. Wm Glathar Sr. and family. Robert and Esther. and Claud Woods.
Mr and Mrs A A Etchinson and children Helen Jane and Jo Ann Ruffoer from Ox ford Kansas traveled to Diller on Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs 8 C Moser sister and brother of the Etchinsons. They returned home early Saturday.
Mrs. Eva Frowofelter and Mary Ron of Chicago along with Mrs. Paul Beckwith and family and Miss Alice Line of Omaha visited Mrs. Jeanieé Line at her country home for Thanksgiving. Dr Eva remained through Sunday.
Mrs Christie Seaman served a Thanksgiving Day chicken dinner to her family including Sam Thompson and family, Mr and Mrs Chester Sparks and Pearl, and Mr and Mrs Wm Weers.
Miss Gladys Lottman of Peru and her brother Bud Lottman stayed with their sister Mrs Floyd Goldsberry at Steele City for Thanksgiving Day dinner while spending vacation with Diller relatives.
Mr and Mrs C L Geer hosted guests including Chester Weaver Dale Orlo Geer Bobby Virgil Geer and Carol Jean on Thanksgiving evening.
Calvin Pickard of Fairbury spent his Thanksgiving vacation in Diller with Buddy Clark, enjoying time away from home and sharing holiday moments in a small-town setting.
Mr and Mrs L R Mayborn of Beatrice area hosted Thanksgiving dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs A Mayborn and Mr and Mrs E L Mayborn of Diller Mr and Mrs Clyde Thaber Joan and Alan of Ellis and Mr and Mrs Vern Roll a recent bride and groom who will reside at the Mayborn home While the Mayborns plan to spend the winter in Arizona and southern California to aid his health
The N. B. Club met with Mrs. Wm. Baumfalk on November 19 for an all day quilting session. Three visitors joined, Mr. and Mrs. John Lottman and Mrs. Herb Wasserman. A noona pot luck dinner was served. The next gathering is planned for December 3 at Mrs. Carl Eaden�s.
Rex Green and family traveled to Bridgeport Nebraska to visit daughter Eileen and husband for Thanksgiving. They left last Wednesday and planned a return to Diller on Sunday, a roughly 324 mile westward drive from 116 north of Diller.
Mrs Elia Kinwold hosted Thanksgiving meals with well filled baskets. Included were Mr and Mrs Will Green and daughter and Buddy, Mr and Mrs Eddie Wolters with daughters Twila and Ila. The two latter stayed with their grandmother.
Mr and Mrs Charles E Wag goner were guests on Thanksgiving Day with the host’s mother and sister Mrs Robertson and Leila her aunt Miss Carrie Lynn Mrs Wohlfarth and Miss Gretch ep and John Steiner. The turkey dinner was served at six o clock and the evening was spent informally.
Mrs. Francis Clark and Mrs. Clark of Fairburn hosted relatives including Emil Arnow Connie Mae and brothers Robert Dale and Lawrence Clark for a large turkey dinner at the Ooka Franz en residence in Steele City last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Young and their baby traveled from Seward to stay with Eloise Diller at the J. Smith Diller home for Thanksgiving. He returned home while Eloise and the infant remained until Friday when grandpa Diller brought them back.
Mr. and Mrs. A O Richardson attended a Thanksgiving dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Swanson at Odell. The gathering celebrated the seventh wedding anniversary of the Swansons sister from Lincoln.
Dr and Mrs Claude Ellis Mrs Woblfarth and Gretchen traveled to Chester Thanksgiving morning to spend the day with Dr and Mrs Cecil Ellis and returned home in the evening.
Miss Dorina Hiatt of the State University visited over the Thanksgiving period at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs W Hiatt in Bear Diller.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Harold of near Carleton Nebraska visited their old farm neighbors Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Saylor on a Saturday visit.
Mrs Remiley hosted a fine Sunday dinner with guests Mr Isaac Saylor and Mrs Saylor, and Mr Vester Carmichael with Mrs Carmichael.
Mr and Mrs Paul Renz Phyllis and Shirley Ron Jones spent Thanksgiving at Mr and Mrs Orville Richardson in Beatrice.
Doctor and Oliver Diehl visited Lincoln Thursday for a Thanksgiving goose dinner with the Steifenmeyers. The gathering marked a holiday meal shared by local residents and family friends.
Mrs A Boggs of Beatrice attended a dinner at the home of her friends Mr and Mrs Isaac Saylor. The occasion highlighted social ties and hospitality among local residents.
Connecticut’s early residents trace origins to Vermont and New Hampshire as pioneering settlers. Crusaders returning from the East carried fragrant attars and essences used to scent finger bowls.
Pin feathers are removed by dipping carcasses in a melted wax, letting it harden, then peeling it off to pull both pin feathers and down. Illinois farmers built temporary straw silos, 12 bales high, 14 bales per course, suggesting paper lining to reduce air seepage. Bucket feeding calves with two small pen stanchions aims for better behavior and feed efficiency.
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