For Sale Gasoline Stove in Perfect Condition
Gasoline stove in perfect condition offered for sale. Phone inquiries welcome. Willing to substitute wood on subscription and pay cash difference.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1938
Page
5
Gasoline stove in perfect condition offered for sale. Phone inquiries welcome. Willing to substitute wood on subscription and pay cash difference.
Miss Grace Myers of Fall City is spending her vacation at this place. Scott Miller Jr. spent the holidays with his parents in Diller. Scott is a freshman at Doane College.
Bob Green and Dale Garrells, U. of N. students, spent the holiday season with their parents, sharing time and memories during the break.
Mr and Mrs Ross Colman and their son Clyde visited Mrs Colman's mother in Lidcoln for Christmas.
Miss Rachel Viers a Tecumseh teacher spent the holidays in Diller at the home of her parents Dr. and Mrs S B Viers.
Mr and Mrs Elias Hadley were holiday dinner guests of Ida Ogdon and her daughter at Wy more.
Eugene Henrichs from Inavale Nebraska comes to spend Christmas with grandparents Mr and Mrs Roy Diller and will probably stay here indefinitely.
Wendell Fanders traveled from Grand Island to spend Christmas week with his parents brother and sister. The Fanders then visited Lincoln yesterday for holiday time together.
Mr and Mrs Bill Kunecke of Carroll Iowa visited Christmas with Mrs Madden and family and other relatives. Mrs Wm Kunecke joined from Jefferson Iowa to see daughter Mrs Roy Greider. They returned home Monday.
Mrs Christie Seaman welcomed guests on Christmas Day including Mr and Mrs Sam Thompson and family Mr and Mrs Harry Thompson and family Mr and Mrs Chester Sparks and family Mr and Mrs Wayne Thompson and two children of Lincoln Harley Clark and True Thompson. She received 65 greeting cards and was remembered with twenty Christmas gifts making her happy.
Mr. E. E. McCune hosted relatives at his Diller home on Christmas Day. Attending were Roy McCune and family of Lincoln and Orville McCune and family southeast of Odell. Richard McCune stayed longer with his grandfather then returned to Lincoln Friday to join a Saturday basketball game.
Mr and Mrs Isaac Saylor enjoyed Christmas dinner at the Henrichs home northeast of town. Mr Henrichs drove them home after. A fine turkey highlighted the meal and Mrs Saylor praised its cooking. The Saylors saw flocks of chickens turkeys and pigs on the farm. They once lived on a farm before moving to Diller.
A shop door sign indicates Fred Shutt will be spending the holidays in Lincoln. The notice informs customers of his temporary absence and location.
David Miller of Endicott shared a Christmas goose feast with his nephew Scott Miller and family, marking a festive gathering in their household.
Mr and Mrs Charles E Waggoner entertained at a Christmas turkey dinner Sunday with guests including Mrs Robertson and her daughter Lela Miss Lynn Mrs Wohlfarth and daughter Gretchen.
Mr and Mrs A Mayborn entertained guests at a Christmas day turkey dinner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs O J Mayborn Mr and Mrs L A Mayborn Mr and Mrs E L Mayborn Kay of Beatrice Mr and Mrs Clyde Thaber Joan and Alan of Ellis Mr and Mrs Alfred Mayborn of Akron Ohio and Mr and Mrs Vern Roll of Springfield Missouri.
Gene and Bob Andrews visited friends in Diller and Hastings on Christmas Day. They had lunch at Roy Casper's and were joined by Gilbert Plager and Harold Henrichs. Gene works in the Brown MacDonald office at Hastings while Bob is at Bladen helping his father. The family, including Mr and Mrs Andrews and Neil, are visiting relatives in California.
Rev. and Mrs. H. H. Pyche hosted their daughter and family Mr. and Mrs. A Lessy and Dick and Mary Jean of West Point plus Mr. and Mrs. Paul Pyche and son Bobby and Miss Ruth Pyche of Lincoln. All departed Monday except Ruth who will return to Lincoln schools January 3.
Mr and Mrs Joe Nippert and Margery spent Christmas at Fairfield Nebraska with Mr and Mrs Max Hall and Mr and Mrs Ben Hall Margery stayed on with Fern and Max Nippert then returned to Davenport Nebraska visiting overnight with W E Nippert and family and the mother Mrs Augusta Nippert
Mrs. Wm Freitag hosted a Christmas day dinner in Harbine with her children present. The gathering included Mr. and Mrs Lawrence Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Dean Barber, Mr. and Mrs. George Freitag and family, Mr. and Mrs. Will Schultz and family of Odeli, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Wever and two daughters, and Mr. Lester Buller of Fairbury. Homemade ice cream and cake were served in the afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Young Eloise Diller and Nancy visited Seward and Lincoln relatives to spend Christmas with J Smith Diller. A Christmas dinner was held at the Diller home. Also present were Miss Fannie Diller and Henry Diller. Mrs Young and Nancy left Monday, others stayed through today before returning home.
Mr and Mrs Marvin Anderson and son LaMoine and Miss Wilhelmine of Kansas City spent Christmas Day with Mr and Mrs Wm Behrends. A large family gathering at Ervin Pool’s home included multiple Steele City families and guests from Endicott Odell and Diller. Kansas City visitors returned home afterwards.
Mr and Mrs John Greider were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Greider on Christmas Day.
Mr and Mrs Orlo Geer and son traveled to Ainsworth Nebraska to spend Christmas with Mrs Geer's parents.
Hubert Filley and his wife spent Christmas vacation with relatives in Diller and Wymore. Filley serves as superintendent of schools at Stamford.
An advertising notice urges regular eye exams and proper glasses. It cites Dr. Neil C. Morrison of Fairbury Nebraska as a consultant for eye care and vision correction.
Mrs. L. P. Raymond and her daughters Flossie and Fern received a Christmas present of a crate of Pascal celery from their grandson and nephew Bob Raymond of Denver.
Dr. O. Diehl hosted his family Oliver Diehl of Beatrice and Mr. and Mrs. Steffensmeyer of Lincoln on Christmas Eve. They traveled to Beatrice Sunday to share a Christmas dinner with Aunt Anna Rhodes.
Mr and Mrs Vester Carmichael entertained Christmas dinner guests including Ruth Gaisfore and her husband from Ida Grove Iowa their son James and his family from Holmesville and Dr and Mrs Ammerman from Reynolds.
Mrs Maw, slowed by infirmities, shared Christmas dinner at her daughter Mrs Green and family. She resides with her younger daughter Mrs Moore and family.
Mrs Matilda Casper and relatives including Mr and Mrs Roy Casper Mr and Mrs Ira Casper Mr and Mrs Vernon Casper and Mrs Eldred Carpenter traveled to Johnson Nebraska on Tuesday for the funeral of Grandma Casper mother of the late husband of Mrs Matilda Casper. Grandma Casper died Christmas morning at age 77.
Mr and Mrs Ebe Roelfs express sincere thanks for greetings in memory of their 50th wedding anniversary celebrated on Christmas Day. They also thank Luther League and Congregational church choirs for the carols and fond expressions from friends.
The Children’s World at the New York World’s Fair promises to be a major draw in the 280 acre Amusement Zone. Parents can leave children there with confidence as they will be cared for by trained supervisors and find many appealing attractions.
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