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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1938
Page
5
A corrected market listing shows prices for wheat, corn, oats, cream eggs and hens including 5 lb hens and leghorn hens. Heavy and light stags priced per bushel or per pound with day reference.
Small ads offer alfalfa and grain materials from J Mayborn and O Cooper Co. Bonham Theatre tickets offered at special prices while stock lasts. John Steiner Mercury and associates mention grain mill feeds blackstrap molasses in notes.
The paper notes it charges for thank you cards and asks readers who have items in the Record and have not paid to settle soon. Prices are 50 or 25 cents based on card location, and readers are urged to drop in to pay.
Denney and Denney attorneys announce a petition for Roy W Mathias to be administrator of Oscar L Mathias estate in Jefferson County Nebraska. Hearing scheduled February 25 1938 at 9 o clock. Dated January 28 1938 E R Bee County Judge seal.
Leila and Nelda set February board freeze while Wilma Dick and Russel serve on the decoration rating panel. The Traveling Library circulates books with readers reporting briefly after each loan. A chart records each reader’s titles read, with names listed as pages turn. Dwaine 4 Leila 3 Avis 4 Betty 1 Wilma 1.
Terrill, a 4th to 6th grade pupil, injured his forehead while playing on the grounds and hopes to return soon. The Good Citizens Club formed with Ina as president, Stanley as vice president, Marilyn as secretary. all members serve on committees, meeting Fridays. Redbirds lead the thermometer contest. Art class tore out objects. 5th grade arithmetic studies multiplication of fractions. Perfect spelling performers: Dorothy A Irene G Gloria M Carolyn M Lyne T Rodger Shirley Ina.
Norma Lee Allen misses week due to sickness. Second grade top spellers: Faye Garrels Mavis Holle Donna Jean Folkers and Dean Moore. Third grade readers include Norma Lee Allen Dwaine Green and Duane Nicholson. First grade finished Playmates and reads Friends for Everybody. Grades mention Peter's Family and David's Friends At School.
A nearly new McCormick Deering four row low down tractor cultivator is for sale. The seller Ralph Long lists trade options for cattle or hogs and includes a contact phone as 103 56.
Hear Rev. Edythe Stirlen, Little Minister and Radio Pastor, weekdays at 7 30 AM and 9 AM on KMA Shenandoah Iowa. Sundays at 9 AM and 6 PM. 2 11.
The report lists half year attendance with no absences or tardies for Mary Elizabeth Freitag Darlene Freitag Eve Lyon Behrends and Gerald Belding. Perfect spellers include Evelyn Behrends Larie Belding Shirley Ann Jones and Darlene Freitag. Shirley Ann Jones suffered a fractured ankle from a fall. Lake Riding celebrated her twelfth birthday with cake. Eskimo geography study covers grades three and four. Pupils write to state children who contributed stories in Children’s Activities. seven letters mailed five responses received.
A birthday party for Mrs Marie Saathoff’s 70th was held at her Lanham home on Friday January 28 with Grace Saathoff and many friends from Diller Bremen Steele City Marysville and Beatrice attending. Guests included Claus Saathoff John Saathoff Harm Saathoff and numerous relatives. Luncheon was served by the lads and guests departed after extending best wishes for many more birthdays.
Thursday and Friday present a newsreel from Fairbury with Jean Parker in The Barrier and Lynne Overman in Partners In Crime plus additional news items.
The water moccasin is a brownish two to three foot viper that rears its mouth with cotton colored insides when disturbed. It belongs to pit vipers and is related to the copperhead. a harmless lookalike Natrix resembles it closely.
Notice of amendment filed in Diller Nebraska at a January 4 1938 stockholders meeting. Articles redefined the bank name principal place and purpose with $20000 authorized capital and $15000 paid in. debentures of $5000 issued. Term of existence 1904 to 1985. board of 3 to 15 directors. debt limit removed. Dated January 24 1938 at Diller Nebraska. President A Mayborn Cashier O J Mayburn.
Congregational Church led by Pastor Howard H. Pyche schedules a 10 o'clock Sunday school and worship service with the first sermon in a special series The Youth Day program features a musical number by young women and a February theme Loyalty to Christ The men's class telephone committee will begin calling members for next Sunday and a midwinter meeting is planned at Clarence Steffen’s home on February 11th.
The Methodist Episcopal Church announces a Board and Sunday School meeting with Mr. and Mrs. Ben Hall on Thursday at 7 30. All board members should attend. Sunday School runs at 10 a.m. The next lesson is Crusading for a Christian Society. Children’s class at 6 45 for membership training. Evening service at 7 30 with sermon Who is Your Authority.
Rev L J Wolff pastor C L Hullman superintendent S S Sunday School 930 English service 1030 special offering Sunday for foreign mission field in China Women's Missionary meeting Wednesday afternoon choir practice Wednesday pm
February 12 offers a double bill headlined by John Barrymore and Louise Campbell in Bulldog Drummond’s Revenge and William Boyd in Partners of the Plains plus news from the era.
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