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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1932
Page
1
The notice states Lottman sale scheduled for Tuesday February 16. Oliver Diehl of Omabe weekend at his Diller home. Debtors urged to settle at Citizens State Bank per C H Cully.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hurst and children Betty and Donald and Frank T Pearce shared dinner at the Alvin Hirsch home in Fairbury last Friday The group mentioned not needing money themselves but urged payment of subscriptions to the Records to help others.
The morning saw the mercury dip to 14 below zero marking the coldest stretch of winter here. Three or four inches of snow fell during the night, reducing visibility and driving difficulty across the region.
Mr and Mrs Scott A Miller hosted dinner with Mrs Adeline V Ken of San Bernardino California John W Miller of Lincoln Nebraska Dave Miller of Endicott and Mr and Mrs Willie Clark and Carolyn Rose of Diller
Sheriff Foster Helvey announces candidacy to fill out the remainder of Waddell’s year term ending January 1. Friends filed papers for him last week as he seeks re election after Waddell’s death. Walter Everett Scott of Fairbury and Lynn Laveroe Waggoner of Diller among graduates from the University of Nee. Scott earned a Master of Arts and a university teachers certificate while Waggoner received a Bachelor of Science in business administration.
Miss Ruth Garret of Steele City visited Diller friends on Saturday. A shipment by truck to Omaha of two six weeks old calves by Max Romish netted $1.95. Ouke Lottman sale bills printed at the Record office were noted.
Mrs. W. I. Filley Mrs. Claude Ellis Miss Eleanor Filley and Dean Barber motor to Lincoln on Saturday and are joined home by Miss Ruth Mickel a sorority sister of Eleanor.
To our customers for their loyal patronage we wish to express our appreciation. We have tried to serve you in a courteous way and feel that our Clark Bros will continue their game method. C. H. Cully and family.
Frank Welle of Jefferson County announces he will accept neighbor filed papers to run again for the Nebraska legislature. He has already served five terms representing the area. The move follows support from local residents.
The piece suggests Leap Year has little impact on marriages with young women less driven by romantic vanity than expected. It hints at social expectations shaping marriage timing amid skepticism toward sheiks.
Mrs Jeanie Thompson hosted B B Kensington members Tuesday with thirteen in attendance. Afternoon included informal visiting and Latormealy remarks. Luncheon was served. Next gathering set with Mrs Mattie Wolken on February 9.
Bessie Stewart, the young daughter of Mr and Mrs Warren Stewart is sick. Supt and Mrs Wilber Schind ler traveled to Falls City and back. Rev H J Diekhoff pastor of St Pauls Lutheran near D is transferring to a charge near Gothenber g Neb.
A fragmented notice mentions coal deliveries from Moffat Colorado to Diller Nebraska with a contact Ph 153.02 and references Coratjelt Lor Co.
Martin Dick, who had visited here joined by Mr and Mrs Herman Diekman since Christmas, returned Thursday of last week to his home near Burlington Solo.
Lynn Wner, a recent graduate from State University, now in the Kaerete Senrete department, is spending a couple of weeks at his parents home, Mr and Mrs GC E Waggoner.
Ouke Lottman announces a large public sale of stock and farm goods on February 16. The event will be held on the grounds with a free lunch offered, and attendees are asked to bring their own cups.
Last Friday the Greider couple marked twenty five years of marriage with a quiet fireside evening. Neighbors gathered later as music and a playful charivari rang through the home with a cake and refreshments. The couple exchanged memories and hoped to celebrate a golden anniversary in five years.
Roy Patton announces a sale to be held on February 24 with Col boss Wright serving as auctioneer. Mrs. Gus Fintel visited relatives including Mr. and Mrs. Herman Sasse before returning to Hardy. Groundhog weather noted with bright sun and following snow.
Mrs Adeline V Kennedy of San Bernardino Calif accompanied the body of her father in law J L Kennedy to Fairbury Nebraska for burial. She has been visiting relatives and friends in Fairbury and Lincoln and has been awarded a life contract to teach in the San Bernardino City School System.
L M Hurst promotes Simpson clothes as hand tailored with a hand felled collar at the Record Office. He offers custom suits with no down payment and invites customers to choose patterns and styles from a large line.
Mrs Odes Stevenson made a business trip to Fairbury on Saturday. She was seen visiting local merchants and conducting financial matters during her tour through the town.
Nebraska balance sheet lists assets totaling 18 967 76 with current assets 87 670 81. Current liabilities shown at 6 890 00 and fixed assets including real estate buildings office fixtures and unexpired insurance. Statement certified by manager I R Andrews.
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