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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1939
Page
5
The message argues that value lies in the impact of losing a checking account and invites readers to consider costs in time and effort. It presents the service as a convenient means to access many benefits of modern banking.
A mixed page from The Diller Markets listing wheat prices and livestock terms, plus items for sale including mares and a saddle horse. Local services advertised include piano tuning by A J Floyd and a note from E Roessler thanking neighbors for support. Time schedules for trains No 14 to No 17 listed and Black Bros Elevator ad with John Steiner as manager.
Keokuk Iowa based S F Baker Co advertises an opportunity offering steady work and satisfactory profit for a man with a car. The notice targets local job seekers and outlines business interests in Jefferson County.
Creditors of the estate of Addie Bell deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska must file their claims by May 12 1939. The County Court will meet May 13 1939 at 9 A M to examine and adjust all claims and objections duly filed. Dated January 9 1939. E Bee County Judge
Mrs. Mary Green Miss Maxine Fry and the Leland Clary children are listed as sick. The notice notes health concerns in the community and lists affected individuals.
Mr. Chas Barber and son Herbert drove to St. Joe and back last Friday and dined with Mr. and Mrs. George Andrews. A religious motion picture entertainment drew a good crowd at the opera house last Sunday evening, sponsored by St. Pauls Lutheran church. Millard Gemmeny stopped in at Diller on his way home to Los Angeles for a brief visit with his wifes sister, Mrs Cal Waggoner and family, while touring the south and east for his electrical heavy equipment employer.
Oliver F. Fry and Cora Fry plus related spouses filed a district court petition on January 27 1939 seeking partition of prime land in Jefferson County Nebraska The real estate includes parts of sections 26 23 township 2 range 4 and Lot Four Block Four Original Town of Diller If not equitably divisible they ask for sale and division of proceeds The defendants Hartigan Skultery Fry and others must answer by March 20 1939
Miss Leona Roseman and Alfred Wiemers were married January 26 at St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Diller with Rev. Goemmel officiating. The couple’s reception followed at the bride’s parents home with forty six guests attending.
Last Thursday evening Box's Cafe hosted a contest between the Dummies and the Experts. The Experts won 31 to 19 and the losing side paid for oyster stews served after the games. Contenders included Scott Miller True Thompson Bud Lottman Carl Sandman Harry Thompson Sam Woods Tony Zelleny Jake Lottman and others.
The N. B. C. Club met at Mrs. Will Gritz's home on Friday January 20 with ten members present and two visitors. Members sewed quilt blocks and later enjoyed light and dark cake jello with whipped cream and coffee. The next meeting is planned for February 3 at Miss Alice Henrichs.
Mrs Christie Seaman hosted an oyster supper last Friday evening with her children and several grandchildren present. Attending were Mr and Mrs Harry Thompson and family, Mr and Mrs Sam Thompson and family, Mr and Mrs Chester Sparks and True Thompson.
D and Mrs Elis and Mr and Mrs Roos Hays and son traveled to Chester on Sunday to spend the day with Cecil Ellis and family and assist in organizing a birthday celebration for Roger Ellis, the latter's young son.
Mrs Mamie Wolff Lad died at her John C.lean farm home west of Odell last Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock. She was 33. A baby was born earlier that morning and survives. The husband also survives. Body sent to Waggoner Brothers for burial prep. Funeral services held at home at 9 and at Netawaka Kansas at 2:30 for interment. Tatro Funeral Service of Orell in charge. Mother has taken baby to Netawaka Kansas for care.
Pastor Howard H. Pyche and Supt. S. S. Beigel invite all to Sunday School next Sunday at 11 o'clock for a question hour with ample time. February visits and a February 19 evening service with music and a pastor’s message titled Let No Man Take Thy Crown. Keystone Kensington meets Friday at Mrs Ina Hill’s home.
The Sunday School meets at 10 A M with topic What The Service Means To The World and the preaching service follows at 11 A M. The sermon subject is The Missionary Motive and invites view of missions to the world today.
Rev L J Wolff pastor C L Huliman superintendent English service 9 30 Sunday school 10 30 Sunday school teachers and officers meeting immediately after Sunday school Women's Missionary meeting Wednesday February 8 fixed per notice
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