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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 28, 1939
Page
5
Market report notes corn types yellow and white, oats, and cream with ratings. Includes weights for hens and stags per pound and mentions grain market data furnished by Black Brothers. Prices and terms appear in a brief commercial market item from the period.
For sale a purebred Poland China male hog listed by Jake Lottma. Buyer to arrange pickup and payment details.
Notice lists a barber shop for sale or rent at 605 Fifth Street Fairbury. Contact Morris Speir at phone 531 or 15 12 21 28 for details and viewing.
Notice to heirs regarding the estate of Olint Diehl deceased in Nebraska. Petition filed for appointment of Eleanor Diehl Steffensmeyer and Oliver R. Diehl as administratrix and administrator. Hearing set for January 19 1940 at 9 am. Dated December 23 1939 E R Bee County Judge seal.
Scott Miller Jr a Doane College student spends holidays with his parents. Garnet Barber visits from Sunday to Wednesday at the home of her aunt and uncle John and Amanda Kock in Blue Springs.
Mr and Mrs John Carico spent Christmas at their son William and wife’s home in Lincoln. They returned home on the train Tuesday evening.
Mrs Albert Lesper and her children Bel i and Willie shared Christmas dinner at the home of Mrs John Ridnour and family.
Mr and Mrs Dean Barber hosted a Christmas dinner with guests including Mr and Mrs Lawrence Caldwell, Mr and Mrs Oscar Amos, and Mrs Raymond, Flossie and other attendees.
Mr and Mrs Chester Sparks were sent a box of fresh California fruit as a Christmas gift by their son Roe who is stationed at San Diego attending a navy diesel school.
Mr and Mrs Foreman Fielder and family Mr and Mrs Clarence Findling and family Cecil Findling and Miss Lurane Koehler were Christmas dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Lewis Findling.
We express appreciation for the kind remembrances shown us in our recent bereavement. Mrs. Eleanor Diehl Steffensmeyer Oliver R. Diehl
Mr and Mrs Walter Carpenter who is Faye Diller traveled from Lincoln to spend Christmas with relatives.
Miss Alice Line of Niles Center Illinois spends her vacation at the home of her mother Mrs. Jennie Line during a quiet family visit.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Drexler along with Freddie and Mary were Christmas dinner guests in the home of Joseph Shalla and family at Barneston.
Mrs Perry Russ and Mr Perry Russ of Kansas City Kansas hosted Miss Dorothy Russ of Bethany Missouri for part of Christmas day with Mr and Mrs Herbert Barber.
Mr and Mrs. Fred Starr and Gerald Friday visited late last week. The Starrs stayed with their daughter's family, Mr and Mrs. Floyd Hughes, and relatives in Steele City with friends.
Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson and daughters Avis Joyce and granddaughter Leila Broadstone visited Kathyrn Sutton and family at Beatrice for Christmas dinner.
Guests on Christmas Day at the Willis Clark house included Mr and Mrs John Luick and Mr and Mrs Morris McIntyre of Fairbury Mr and Mrs Aymond Nixon Lincoln Gene Bond Harley Clark Mr and Mrs Vint Logan and Mrs Maggie Remely.
Mr and Mrs Geo Specht and Alice hosted relatives at a Christmas dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs Earl Johnson and family from Steele City, Mr and Mrs Fred Lottman and family, and Mrs Inez Pickard and two sons from Fairbury. Calvin and Keith stayed longer with their grandparents.
Mr and Mrs Wm Behrends held a five o clock dinner Sunday with relatives from Kansas City Steele City Diller Baxter Iowa and their children present including Marvin Anderson LaMoine Morrison Dorthy Freddie Roy Wilhelmina Bertha Ira Violet Duane Keith Bernard Edward Henry Arthur Esther Evelyn Johnny and Behrends children. The hosts were happy to have all their children home for the holiday.
Turkey dinner in Lincoln brought together Ella Daniels Bert Larsen Elmer Scheele Mr and Mrs Henry Scheele Donald Dorothy and Carol Joan with Mr and Mrs Elmer Greider and Marguerite Lemon. Miss Alice Lemon sent a turkey from Oklahoma though unable to attend. Old Santa left gifts for everyone as the group enjoyed candy nuts and sled riding.
W H Clark is pastor of Methodis' Church with Mrs Ray Lamb and S S Sunt leading Sunday school at 10:00 and preaching at 11:00. The sermon theme is After Christmas What.
Rev L J Wolff serves as pastor with C L Hullman superintendent in a northern church note. Limited readable details point to a church roster or notice listing leadership roles and location near Pillar.
A medical note explains that tuberculosis is a single disease with variations named by body part. It states that consumption phthisis and T B refer to lung tuberculosis, while the general term tuberculosis should specify the affected body region.
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