Wheat and corn prices in Thursday market report
The Diller Markets report prices for grain and eggs in a Thursday session. No 1 wheat 92, No 2 91, corn white 96, yellow 97, cream eggs 27 with hens listed as heavy.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1934
Page
5
The Diller Markets report prices for grain and eggs in a Thursday session. No 1 wheat 92, No 2 91, corn white 96, yellow 97, cream eggs 27 with hens listed as heavy.
Lynn Cully came down from Lincoln Saturday to visit his parents at this place, reflecting a family weekend gathering and a brief hometown stopover.
Misses Flossie and Fern Raymond went shopping last Saturday in the county seat. They browsed local stores and visited several shops, reporting a routine day of shopping and errands in the town.
Mr and Mrs James Pickard of Fairbury spent the Christmas season with relatives in Diller.
Theodore Senior and George Fisher visited Fairbury on Monday forenoon for Christmas shopping, as noted from local observations.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nicholson of Hebron spent Christmas Day at this place with their son Joe and his family.
Mr and Mrs C L Waggoner and John Steiner traveled to Beatrice for out of town Christmas shopping last Friday.
Mr and Mrs Schindler and their infant Darrel Lee left Friday to spend the holiday with J Schindler’s parents in Falls City.
Glenn Colman his wife and daughter Donna Mae visited his father Allen Colman in Wymore for Christmas Day, sharing time with family over the holiday season.
Mr and Mrs Harold Hutchin plus their son visited Friday and returned Sunday to attend a Christmas engagement at the home of Mrs Hutchinsons parents.
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The Fairbury Journal reports Diller residents must travel to Fairbury to obtain car licenses regardless of road conditions. The piece mentions neglecting the U S Mail and notes the county treasurer is newly accommodating.
Last Saturday a crowd gathered as Santa Claus visited Clarks store. He handed out treats with a lavish hand and the big folks mingled with surprised, proud smiles, making the store the sole point of interest for a while.
Grandma Greider 88 plus hosted a Christmas dinner for relatives. Attending were her sons Harry and Elmer Greider and their families along with Mr and Mrs Sie.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. John Roseman last week. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mansfield spent Christmas with relatives in Beatrice.
Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Shutt and their two daughters traveled from Lincoln to celebrate Christmas dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Henrichs.
James Carmichael and his family from Holmesville spent Christmas Day with his parents Mr and Mrs Vester Carmichael.
Miss Rachael Viers spent the holidays at the home of her parents in Diller while the school at DuBoise gave the usual vacation.
Mr and Mrs Carl Farenwalt of Steele City were Christmas dinner guests at the home of Abner Bristor in Diller visiting during the holiday season.
Mr and Mrs Onke hosted Franzen who came from Steele City last Friday. Mrs Franzen visited Mrs Mary Wright while Onka toured the town.
Mr. Lemoin Spohn of Elmwood Nebraska and his lady friend spent Christmas morning driving to visit his grandfather Mr Allen Colman.
In Lincoln reports several say Christmas mail is lighter than normal while Lincoln papers note incoming and outgoing mail are heavier this year than last.
Storm windows and doors save fuel. A screen door and Sisalkraft make a fine storm door at little cost. Glass cloth available at reasonable prices. Cornbelt Lbr. Co. Phone 153:02.
Mr and Mrs Henry Greith and daughter Shirley with Mrs Grieths mother Mrs Jas Conniff visited Lincoln relatives C E and C L Waggoner and families from Saturday night to Sunday evening staying as guests.
E L Mayborn, builder of the Henrichs homestead west of town, spent Wednesday in Diller with cousin Alfred Mayborn. He is boarding with his parents near Seatricte during the winter months.
Editor Clark of Odell and his Chester-based printer brother-in-law Lester Vaughn visited Friday with Clark’s young daughter and her pet dog for veterinary attention. They called at the office where future prospects were discussed.
Helen Green teaching in Gothenberg schools visited Saturday with Miss Donna Jane and young Dickie Raymond. Mrs R W Green accompanied them to the city where they celebrated the holiday season.
Local note indicates Ruth Stah returns to Peru College for holiday season. No further details provided in readable text.
Mrs Isabell Vieths is reported as not being so well at this writing. The notice notes her condition without stating further details.
A born is out at his usual place of business due to a recent sick spell. Another touch of winter Wednesday morning saw the temperature fall to zero.
Mr and Mrs John Carrico visited with their son and family at Wymore one day last week in a brief social notice highlighting family ties and local travel.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Walters of Ellis spent Christmas day with Mrs. Griswold, the latter’s mother, in town.
Mr and Mrs L M Hurst and children Betty and Donald visited Beatrice for Christmas day with Mrs Hurst’s mother Mrs Jess Walker.
Mr and Mrs L V Raymond and daughter Phyllis Joe of Lincoln spent a short time with his mother Mrs Isabella Raymond and family on Christmas Day.
Mr and Mrs Wm Robertson and daughter Merideth of Fairbury and Mr Abner Cully and daughter Grace of Beatrice were dinner guests at the Cloyd Cully home on Christmas day.
Mrs Robertson Leila and Mr John Steiner visited Mr and Mrs Chas Waggoner on Christmas Day. The gathering included Waggoner’s mother and sister and other relatives for the holiday.
Mr. George Fisher hosted Christmas dinner with his son Chas. Fisher and family five miles south of Diller Newton Fisher and family of Endicott and Julia Dymacek of Diller attended.
Mrs Christie Seaman hosted a family gathering at her home on Christmas Day with her daughter Mrs Chester Sparks and family and son Harry Thompson and family in attendance.
Mr and Mrs Marvin Anderson of Kansas City visited the Behrends family near Diller for Christmas. They spent the holiday at the Behrends home with Mr and Mrs Wm Behrends and other relatives.
The Misses Nellie Green of Lincoln and Bonnie Green, students at Peru Teachers College, returned home to spend Christmas with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Green.
Mr and Mrs Foreman Fielder and children and Mr and Mrs Clarence Findling of Ellis gathered at the home of their parents Mr and Mrs L H Findling for a Christmas meal.
Miss Bernice Ferry traveled to Endicott yesterday to visit friends and relatives, including her cousin Miss Opal Lichty who broke her arm on Christmas day.
Christmas dinner at Dr Diehi’s home included Mr and Mrs W C Steffenameyer Oliver Diehl and Miss Edna Smith of Lincoln and Mr and Mrs E E Swanson and son of Axtel Kansas.
Wm ees, an employee of the Burlington R Rompany, arrived at his home in Wymore on Christmas Day in time to drive to Diller for a six o'clock dinner with his parents Mr and Mrs John Carrico.
Mr and Mrs Vester Carmick visited Reynolds on Sunday and spent the day with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Chas Gaisford who accompanied them home in the evening and stayed for the holiday season
Mr and Mrs Sam Thompson hosted Christmas Day with all their children present including Mr and Mrs Frank Andelt and family from Dorchester Mr and Mrs Wayne Thompson and child from Lincoln Pearl Robert and Mary Lou from Diller.
The inquiry reveals Mildred, a student at Nebraska State University, serves as church organist in Lincoln and attends music classes in Lincoln Beatrice and Diller. Mr Mayborn notes she returns home once a week, her schedule packed with studies and church duties.
The paper admits a Christmas greeting error missed a business leader. John Steiner, described as a professional loafer, asserts the claim to being the lazies man in town while the staff apologizes and vows not to repeat the mistake.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Grabber entertained at Christmas dinner. Guests included Mr. and Mrs Will Egger of Lincoln, Mr. and Mrs Frank Amos and daughter Laura, Miss Mamie Gaisford of Ellis, Mr. and Mrs Will Amos and Mr. and Mrs Howard Peters.
Miss Juliet Atwood of Chester and Mr. Verne Gone of Nebraska City wed Monday at 4 PM at Baie church in Chester. Dr A O Hinson of Hastings officiated. A reception followed at the bride's parents home. The couple plan a St. Louis trip and will reside in Norfolk where Mr Gone teaches biology.
Rain and Rain attorneys file for appointment of Louise M. Roseman as administratrix of the estate of Frank A. Roseman deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska. Hearing set for January 5, 1935 at 9:00 AM. Dated December 6, 1934. E. R. Bee County Judge. First publication December 14, last publication January 4.
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