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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1938
Page
5
The notice promotes paying by check as a convenience that saves time and may reduce costs. It advises carrying a substantial balance to cover emergencies and invites noncustomers to start an account to meet problems.
Local items include grain and feed services at Black Bros Elevator with John Steiner as manager. Classifieds list livestock for sale, a radio for sale, corn shelling services, and a community supper notice by Sylvia Sible. Train times for Nos 14 through 17 are also shown.
Notice to interested parties in Jefferson County Nebraska that a petition seeks J Smith Diller as administrator of the Emma Hayes estate. Hearing set for January 3 1939 at 9:00 AM. E R Bee County Judge signed December 2 1938. Last publication December 22 1938.
The notice informs employers that temporary workers hired during Christmas holidays must have social security numbers. Numbers can be obtained by writing to the social security board in Lincoln Omaha or North Platte.
Miss Marie Sehroll a Dist. 74 teacher spent Wednesday night with Garnet Barber. Mr and Mrs Thos P Price and Mr and Mrs Harve Pittinger of Beatrice were Diller visitors Tuesday. Ed Saatholf bought the Dymacek residence and will occupy it with his family. Wayne Brugh of Beatrice spent weekend with Herbert Barber. Mrs Brugh sister of Mrs Barber. Walter Carpenter and Fay Diller came from Lincoln to stay while Walter recovers from inflammatory rheumatism.
Diller Nebraska December 6 1938 village trustees meet in called session and read approved minutes. Bills listed include general fund water fund and light fund payments. Ordinance No 119 granting Beatrice Power Company a ten year franchise reads first time amid meeting notice for December 13.
Clark Fisher arrived here last Saturday from Powell Wyoming where he had employment. He is visiting at the home of his father George Fisher.
Mrs Christie Seaman entertained last Sunday with dinner guests including Mr and Mrs Hi Bel for the evening meal Mr and Mrs Fred Clark and Everett and Buddie.
Mrs Al Boggs of Beatrice visited the Isaac Saylor home last Sunday. She arrived with her son Harry Boggs who was en route to Fairbury and planned to return to Beatrice later that day.
A brief civic health reminder urges annual eye exams and cites Dr. Neil C. Morrison of Fairbury Nebraska as a consultant contact.
Harry King and wife Bea Trice face troubles as their son Bernard recovers from appendicitis. During the same period Harry learns of his father in law R. L. Oaks death and his mother’s serious illness in Illinois.
A large Sunday dinner was hosted at the Vera Ball home with twenty eight attendees. Present were Charles Green and family H. H. Green and family Wm Green and family Wilbur Green and family Vera Green and wife Mr and Mrs Herman Coook of Beatrice Mr and Mrs Lee Jenkins Esther Bristor of Wymore Billie Bristor Mary Bristor Mrs Ball and six children totaling twenty eight attendees.
The N C S A Club spent a pleasant afternoon at Mrs I Fry’s home on Wednesday with roll call and business. Mrs D V Fanders and Mrs Chas E Waggoner won prizes. refreshments followed. Mrs C L Geer invites members to a December 14 Christmas party and gift exchange at her home.
Collier's Weekly notes the first Protestant church service in 1555 among French Huguenots on Villegaignon island in Rio de Janeiro Bay, Brazil.
Pastor C F Wagner leads Sunday worship at 11 A M with Lord's Supper. Sunday School at 10 A M on covetousness. Dorcas class meets Thursday December 15. Monthly service at Dr Viers home December 15 at 7 30. Christmas program under preparation for parts. Bazaar profits exceed 80 dollars. thanks extended to helpers and donors.
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