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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1937
Page
5
Market notes list corrected Thursday prices for corn oats and eggs. Hens three weight classes appear with per bushel and per dozen figures, including Leghorn layers and roosters, reflecting local supply conditions.
Mixed small ads list items for sale and rent including bicycle wants hog and beef butchering services and a church parsonage. Trade names include O A Cooper Co Mrs Cavett Black Bros Elevator John Steiner manager and S F Baker Co seeking a car owning worker in Jefferson County.
Creditors of the estate of Daniel P Fry deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska are notified that claims must be presented by March 1 1938 and debts paid by October 29 1938. The county judge will receive claims March 22 1938 at 9 A M in the county court room to examine hear allow or adjust them.
The State of Nebraska notifies all interested in the estate of John F Meyer that the administratrix has filed a final account and petition for final settlement and heirs at law. The hearing is set for December 30th, 1937 at 9:00 A M before County Judge E R Bee, with contest allowed. Dec 2 16.
Local residents visited relatives and friends over the weekend and holiday season. Mrs Rupert Andrews and Bob of Superior visited last Friday. Christmas cards are available at the Record office at 21 for 1.00 in a box. Mr and Mrs Harry Close and two sons Gerald and Dale visited DeWitt Sunday to see Mrs Close's mother. Mr and Mrs Nippert and family and Mr and Mrs N B Tyler were Sunday dinner guests at Mr and Mrs Bra King in Odell. Miss Marie Pursell of Lincoln visited over the weekend at the Quinter Fry home one half mile north of town. Miss Stallahar of Nebraska City, sister of Mrs Carl Ludington, is visiting at Diller and expects to stay until after the holidays. Orval Patton, wife and son of Burr Nebraska, visited last Sunday at the home of his brother Roy Patton and family.
Mrs Cavett fell ill so supper Saturday night at the Methodist gathering was not eaten. It is said to have been a dandy and cost only a quarter. Mrs Rev C F Wagner returned from Missouri where she aided her ailing mother and is now recovering. Mrs Viers was sick earlier in the week but is back at work. The doctor required nursing and housework, which he called tough.
Mrs J H Emerson came home Tuesday after a week at Mrs Martin Walker's home in Fairbury. Miss Bernice returned with her and will stay visiting until after Christmas.
Keith Hudson suffered a broken nose during basketball practice last evening. He received treatment and is reported to be recovering well with no lasting injuries.
Mr and Mrs Ben Hall and their son and Miss Fern Nippert traveled to Washington Kansas last Sunday for a turkey dinner at the home of the former daughter and her family Mr and Mrs Geo Esehenburg and their son.
About 2000 people could be accommodated in the Baths of Diocletian in ancient Rome. Six such establishments were constructed during the Roman Empire era.
Mrs. Ernest J Schmidt and her children moved from Wahoo Nebraska to live with her brother Henry Henrichs on a farm south of town. Schmidt is recently widowed.
I thank those who sent letters and cards and the Congregational Church for flowers and fruit. Neighbors who hauled feed for my stock during my hospital stay are gratefully remembered.
Mrs Ralph Hudson thanks friends and neighbors for flowers cards letters and gifts received while she was confined to her bed in Odell hospital. Each act leaves a bright spot in the memory of one shut in.
Mrs Cavett and family extend thanks for the interest and acts of kindness shown during her illness. They note they cannot adequately express appreciation and hope Mrs Cavett would write a fitting note, but sign off simply with gratitude from Mr and Mrs Cavett.
Magallanes in southern Chile near the Strait of Magellan is considered the world’s southernmost city since it lies farther south than any other large settlement designated as a city.
Pastor Howard H. Pyche invites worshippers to join Sunday services at 11 o'clock with the sermon The Living Word drawn from Gospel themes. The Sunday School lesson focuses on Christian fellowship and the meaning of fellowship with the Father and His Son Jesus Christ.
Rev L J Wolff and Pastor C L Hullman announce Sunday School at 9 30 English services 10 30 Luther League 7 30. Christmas pageant practice Sunday afternoon for The Lighted Highway. Communion services December 19 and 26. Christmas Eve program and Christmas Day English services. Planning for Christmas joy through spiritual preparation.
The Methodist Episcopal Church devoted the Sunday service to the dedication of new hymnals. Pastor C F Wagner and Superintendent Mrs Ray Lamb led the congregation in the ceremony as the books were welcomed to enhance future worship.
The Sunday School meets at 10 A.M. with a youth membership class at 6 45 P.M. The evening service is at 7 30. A public is invited to all services. Helpers for Christmas music meet Sunday at 3 00 P.M. in the church to use new hymns. Dr. H J Riley, a missionary, will speak at Diller next Wednesday 2 30 P.M. Ellis is invited to attend. The ladies supper and bazaar raised 65 or more for the church treasury.
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