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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1937
Page
5
Poultry prices listed include hens 4 to 5 lbs at a given rate, hens under 4 lbs, Leghorn hens per pound, stags under 4 lbs, and stags 3 to 4 pounds or over. The corrected Thursday entry notes varying weights and price points for market hens and stags.
Scott Miller has been operating a new Plymouth coach on his mail route since last Saturday, replacing the older vehicle and showcasing the updated fleet in daily service.
Allen Lumber Co at Diller Nebraska offers good coal at reasonable prices with phone contact 15302 for orders and inquiries.
Mr and Mrs John Callen of Odell left Tuesday for California and expect to stay about a month.
Charley Green is reported to be improving after about ten days of illness spent at his son Wilbur’s home.
Mr. W. D. Delano recovers enough to sit up after a three week illness involving pneumonia flu and sinus trouble. Mrs. Delano suffered flu that temporarily affected her hearing. Harold Saathoff stays on site doing chores and attends high school.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Findling and their young daughter visited Tuesday with his parents Mr and Mrs L H Findling and family. Clarence has installed a new cylinder boring device and contemplates buying a lathe soon. He would look good in a machine shop at Diller amid respect for Ellis family.
John S. Bures was in town yesterday after an accident ten days earlier on an icy road while returning from Albert Hubka's with two children. The car left the road and tipped into a ditch. the children were unharmed while John suffered considerable bruises and is improving but not yet well.
The 4-H club met at Miss Alice Specht’s home with Yvonne Nicholson presiding. Avis Johnson was appointed as new vice president as Bonnie Thompson resigned, and sewing will begin at the next meeting hosted by Nelda Nicholson.
John William Freitag, born in Lanzen Germany, immigrated to America in 1882. He settled near Humboldt Nebraska, married Hannah Elizabeth Franks in 1888, joined the German Methodist church, and later lived on farms near Humboldt and Diller before moving to Harbine where he died January 25 1937. He left a wife nine children two daughters passed away earlier and many grandchildren and siblings in Germany. Funeral services were held January 28 at Hope Reform Lutheran Church.
We express grateful thanks to all who assisted during illness death and burial of our beloved husband and father. Mrs meets Freitag and Chi.
A letter from Lucile Barnett describes illness in Bethel area families with several children out of school due to flu. Matilda Barnett and Mrs Harold Barnett face a severe arm burn from saving her eight year old daughter Ethel, requiring weeks of care and limited movement as Lucy cares for Ethel’s leg and attendance at the dreeter.
The Luther League gathered at Fred Henricks' home on Thursday night January 28 to celebrate Miss Leona Roseman’s birthday. Skipper twins Ivile and Aloyso provided music and guests enjoyed a lively game of flee with wings and ears, including Roseman, Jenn Behrends, and Mae Lym Lottman. The gathering featured cheerful socializing and light party games.
Church notices invite members and guests to Ash Wednesday February 10 with mid week Lent services at 7 30 pm in February and 8 pm in March through Easter The sermon series centers on the Seven Last Words of Christ Luke 23 34 and the Womens Missionary Society will meet Wednesday at the church.
Pastor Howard H. Pyche invites worshippers to a preaching service on the life of Christ during his temptation. Mrs. Earl Weigel leads Sunday School at 10 A M and the congregation notes a warm return to the pulpit with a good turnout despite road conditions.
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