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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1935
Page
5
The snippet lists mixed feed components by type and weight notes for hens and roosters, including quantities and quality descriptors. It appears as a corrected Thursday entry from a feed catalog with items such as yellow white mixtures and springs, with several illegible abbreviations and numeric codes.
Diller Elevator Co offers sale of yellow corn barley rye and osis with ground rye and barley. Record Printery advertises affordable Christmas card proposition to stamp names on cards.
For sale Hayden lump and nut Jayhawk grate Bernice base burner. Priced right through Diller Elevator Co.
Wanted a reliable and ambitious man with a dependable car to handle line of household products in Jefferson County. Application details incomplete here but calls for able, steady worker.
H. E. Green traveled to Lincoln on Tuesday to visit his Suihien, noted in the local dispatch.
Edwin Weerts and Harry Harris of Fairbury visited Diller on Thursday in a local exchange with residents.
Mr and Mrs Flash of Lincoln were weekend guests of Mr and Mrs Isaac Saylor, sharing a social visit and hospitality.
Mr and Mrs Hubert Filley and the latter s brother visited home folks at Diller last Saturday afternoon.
Clark Fisher from Powell Wyoming traveled last Sunday to spend Christmas with his father Geo Fisher and relatives in the area.
John Clausen took action when street gravel in front of a local business became a problem. He filled the rough patch himself to prevent further issues for customers and pedestrians.
Nate Allen and Rudy Fox assisted Roy Geer in invoicing the Cornbelt Lumber Company stock at the Lincoln yard on Tuesday. Fox works in the Lincoln office and both men are noted as former and current industry figures.
Dr and Mrs Claude Ellis spent Thursday as Lincoln visitors, touring local sites and meeting community residents during their stay.
Mr and Mrs Ben Hall and their son Max visited relatives in Washington Kansas last Sunday.
Mrs. Warthen received a Wednesday visit from her son and wife Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Warthen of Beattie Kansas, bringing a family moment to the town.
The A. C. Stewart monument company of Marysville Kansas raised a monument at the grave of Mrs Warman on Tuesday.
Henry Weaver is described as very ill with hardening of the arteries. The notice notes his poor condition and seeks awareness of his health in the community.
Mrs Mattie Mansfield spent last weekend with her husband's mother and other relatives at Beatrice.
Mr and Mrs Howard Drake of Steele City were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Rupert Hughes. Mr Drake is engaged in the hardware business.
Mr and Mrs Onka Franzen from Steele City visited last Saturday to handle business and catch up with old friends and neighbors.
W J McNiel of Kansas City spent the weekend with R Andrews and family. McNiel is the lessee of the Farmers elevator.
Two young men on a Monday trip visited their cousin Miss Iris Hamel a teacher in the Diller schools as guests.
Henry Freese of Plymouth is announced as the Jefferson County pasture contest winner by Agent W C Andreas. Claude C Nider of Diller takes second place.
Mr and Mrs Chester Weaver and their son from Sabetha Kansas are visiting Imogenes parents Mr and Mrs Roy Geer and Chester s parents Mr and Mrs Henry Weaver who live next door since last Sunday.
The Cornbelt Lumber Company distributed this week to business houses large calendars. Each of the twelve sheets features a colored picture of a fine home and shows working plans and specifications on the back.
The Wehling Duo Velma and Dell will appear with the Wallace Comedians, successors to the Model Players. Wally Wallace takes over leadership from Mr Sherman. Diller is not part of the itinerary.
Mr and Mrs Henry Frisbie of Lincoln and Kenneth Keith and Darwin Albers of Beatrice were Sunday guests at the A O Richardson home. Mrs Frisbie is the Richardson daughter and the three boys are their grandchildren.
Boss Wright arrived in the settlement last week by bus from Owell Wyoming to spend time with his daughters Mrs Howard Jeffress near Lanham and Mrs Creda Haggerman at Hollenberg Kansas and other relatives and friends He was run around at Diller Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Slocum and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rob inson and daughter, Mrs. Ray Larkin, drove from Beatrice Tuesday to visit the Emersons. The visitors, in good health for their age, praised the Robinson farm as a health resort.
The 1986 seed corn shortage in Nebraska is described as the worst since 1917, with farmers in some areas lacking adequate seed. Some farmers who previously cut corn for fodder left piles in fields, reducing available seed and prompting efforts to select fair seed from remaining ears.
Sunday afternoon Miss Ella Frerichs and her brother Carl and his wife traveled from Fairbury to visit their mother Mrs. Katherine Frerichs. They brought a nice supper and a lovely flower for their mother. Other relatives and friends visiting were Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Taddiken Mr. and Mrs. Dick Fanders and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Weers and family.
Last week four sections held teacher meetings in Jefferson County. Dist 32 selected a hostess school per section with Gladys Lottman hosting eighteen teachers from Diller and Steele City. They enjoyed a newly purchased piano funded by the Dist 32 school board.
University records show fifty Jefferson County students at the University of Nebraska this year. Among them are Gene Elaine Andrews of Carrie Belle Raymond hall, Lynn Cully active in Phi Sigma Kappa and Gamma Lambda, and Rachel Diller an Arts and Sciences first-year with Alpha Chi Omega. Others include Helen E Wehbling in agricultural college, Loyd Leslie These a freshman in engineering, Bernice Gretzinger a junior in teachers college, Marvin E. Drake in electrical engineering, Clarence Raymond Brott a medical freshman, Leonard Wayne Schouelle a freshman in arts and sciences, and a Fairbury sophomore.
Notice states a court ordered partition sale of described real estate in Jefferson County Nebraska. Geo A Skultey referee, under an 1935 order, will sell the properties to the highest bidder for cash at the south front door of the Jefferson County Court House Fairbury on January 7 1986. The parcels include portions of Section 26 Township 2 North Range 4 East and adjoining tracts with detailed metes and bounds and highway reservations. The action lists Fred W Henrichs as plaintiff and Eva Henrichs et al as defendants with several Henrichs and Millman minors named. Dated November 27 1935.
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