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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1935
Page
5
Fragmentary market list shows mixed goods including oats seeds and poultry. Entries mention heavy and light hens and roosters with price hints, plus Springs area references and some odd codes. The readable items indicate aThursday market listing with commodity categories and rough valuations.
Consign your livestock to Mendenhall Sales Co in Fairbury Nebraska. Auction every Thursday. FOR SALE yellow corn barley and ground barley. The C A Cooper Co phone 33. FOR SALE new yellow corn barley rye and oats plus ground rye and barley. Diller Elevator Co invites talks on insurance coverage with strong companies. No job too large or small. S. C. Hutchinson. FOR SALE coal Hayden lump and not Jayhawk grate Bernice base burner priced right. Diller Elevator Co.
Miss Pearl Sparks spent Sunday at the Herbert Barber home. J Smith Diller visited Beatrice Thursday forenoon. O A Cooper Co advertised with large letters on their elevator front this week. Ernie Albers and Dean Barber from Beatrice visited Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Fred Frisbie and child near Beatrice visited Gene Hill Friday evening. Volney Raymond spent the weekend in Diller with his mother Mrs Isabella Raymond and returned to Lincoln Monday forenoon. Mr and Mrs Chester Sparks Pearl and Roe and Wm Weers drove to Bennett last Friday for a school program taught by Lucille Sparks. The Burlington ads Christmas copy without distinguishing print size.
Beatrice family the McLaughlins visit Mrs. Wells and her parents at a Sunday gathering. In town, 5th and 6th graders learn telephone etiquette while elders are taught the practice daily by a local group. The note hints at a broader act or program underway.
Mr. R. E. Colman and his daughter Maxine along with Mrs. Witty traveled from Lincoln on Monday to spend the day at Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Green's home and returned to Lincoln the same day. Ray, who was on duty at the Burlington ticket office in Lincoln on Sunday, had Monday off.
Mr and Mrs John Dahlquist and nephew Donald Dahlquist arrived Friday for a visit at the Joe Nipert home in Chandler Minnesota. Donald remained for a longer visit before returning to his Minnesota home while the Dahlquists left for Colorado on Monday. The two families were once neighbors in Minnesota.
Bud Lottman, employed at Marcus, Inc. since September, returned to Diller on Friday December 13. In Iowa he visited cousin Kathryn Reinwold and family, spent a weekend in Mill Banks South Dakota to see cousin Reka Tjaden who was seriously ill but improving. He also spent last weekend with his aunt Mrs Scott Miller.
The M. E. church boys class visited Keith Hays home for a lively afternoon and evening of games and stunts. They raced, boxed, rope walked, and rode the hay mow, then competed to finish oyster soup and trim ments, with Max Johnson excelling at the task. Max Hall led piano songs as the group wrapped up tired but cheerful.
A county notice states farmers need only sign and return a receipt to receive benefit checks by mail. It mentions shipments to individuals and potential delivery to a family member upon written request, with some guidance on preferred procedures and exceptions.
The Jefferson County Nebraska County Court schedules a hearing on January 10 1936 at 9 a.m. for final account and settlement in the estate of John Harm Folkers deceased. Interested parties may appear to contest and determine heirs at law. E R Bee County Judge notes the filing by the administrator. First published December 20 with last publication January 3.
Denney and Denney attorneys notify all interested persons that the executor has filed a final account and a petition for final settlement and discharge in the County Court of Nebraska Forest Estate. A hearing is scheduled for December 28, 1935 at 9:00 A M to contest or determine heirs at law. notice dated November 30 1935 and published December 6 and December 20 1935 with seal of County Judge E R Bee.
Petition for final settlement and discharge in the County Court for the estate of Sarah J. Warman. Heirs at law to be determined. Hearing set for a specified time. Attorneys Denney & Denney appear for the estate. First publication December 6.
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