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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1935
Page
5
A bank positions itself as a strong box protection for funds and notes tax lists for Elm and Glenwood townships are available there for tax payments. The notice emphasizes secure handling and convenient payment options at the bank.
The Diller Markets list prices for wheat corn and cream with small entries for eggs hens and other goods. Irwin Mayborn of Beatrice visited relatives in Diller yesterday. Wm Behrends advertises a good Holstein cow for sale or trade for Jersey. Miss Alice Line spent the weekend with her mother three miles north of town.
Lynn Cully spent the week end with home folks and returned to his studies at Nebraska University on Sunday.
Mrs Carrie Green left Monday for Lincoln and Fremont to visit her children and expects to be away about two weeks.
The reporter notes that listing all afflicted would fill half a column but states that, as of now, no one in Diller is seriously ill from the flu.
Mrs Callander came back Saturday after a several day visit with relatives in Lincoln and at Garland Nebraska where she stayed with Rev and Mrs Helms. The Helms met her in Lincoln.
The Banner reports Brun ing's smallpox epidemic subsided last week with seven families released from quarantine and all social activities resuming.
Mrs Christie Seaman departed this morning via the Burlington line to Pittsburg Kansas for a month stay with her sister Mrs Dave Diller and other relatives at that area.
Mrs Flora Langworthy returns to Diller on Tuesday after a three week stay at her Ellis home. She is accompanied by her daughter Mrs Ira Stout who visited with her aunt Mrs Carrie Sparks until Wednesday morning.
The Will Leaper raffle awarded six ricks of wood on Wednesday. J. O. Blauser and Ralph Beckman drew the winning numbers, each receiving three ricks. Chas. finished with numbers but no wood.
Jack Bell spent Sunday with his parents in Cozad before returning to Lincoln with Belford and family. He enjoys his work in Kansas City and is employed by Country Club City Dairy.
Mrs. Schindler visits Falls City in support of her sick son W A Schindler owner of the home. The school superintendent has been in bed since last week after a premature rise. The faculty have been hit hard by the epidemic and are taking turns on sick leave.
Abner Bristol came home from southern Kansas Tuesday evening where he did line work for the natural gas company.
Miss Susan Taylor Miss Rucker and Miss Margaret Gretzinger from Steele City attended the QU ES chapter gathering in Diller Tuesday evening.
Mr and Mrs Myles Caylor Mrs Arnetta Caylor and Harlin Caylor of Crab Orchard spent Sunday visiting Mr and Mrs Ira Place.
Eleanor Diehl visited Beatrice on Wednesday to spend several days with her father before returning to Lincoln.
Mr and Mrs Wm Van Marter of Fairbury and Mr and Mrs C L Waggoner of Diller traveled to Omaha on Wednesday to attend the Nebraska Hardware Dealers convention at the Fontenelle hotel this week.
Mrs Sophie Mathias and Mrs Pearl Fletcher with babies spent the weekend with Mrs Emma Nowka and family in Gienville Nebraska. Mrs William C Wehling of Lanham and Mrs Roy Mathias and daughter Grace joined the gathering with the Wehli ngs for a family visit.
Will Wehling manager of the Lanham Farmers store says a small shop will be opened for customer convenience. He thinks the cooperative may build in spring and continue in Lanham, though some stockholders doubt the plan and say it will not be done. The Lanham area seems to support a good store.
At Diller Public Library the Adult section gains titles such as Peacock Feathers Bailey To the Last Man Grey Black Hunter Curwood Blue Envelope Murder Packard Here Comes the Sun Loring Dr Thinkright Hawkes So Red the Rose S Young Guardians of the Desert Gill Stag Line Lorimer Diane's Adventure Sumner Beloved Pawn Titus All at Sea Wells Cloudy in the West White and Juvenile Spanish Twins Perkins.
Dramatic art lovers are urged to see a three act Lincoln and Grant story next Thursday evening February 14 at the Diller house starting 8 o'clock. The Lincoln Players, praised for quality, travel from Diller to Omaha for a four day engagement with local orchestra music before the play and between acts. Admission is 10 and 25 cents with no reserved seats.
The Keystone glass of the Congregational church met at Mrs. John Carico's home on Tuesday afternoon February 5. The meeting opened with the president in charge and officers were elected. Clarence Steffen as president with Bert Be as vice president, Mrs. W. E. Anderson as secretary, and Mrs. A. A. Eick as treasurer. A pleasant afternoon followed with a lunch prepared by Mrs. Carico and committee. Guests included Mrs. S. C. Hutchinson, Mrs. T. C. Henrichs, and Miss Gretchen Wohlfarth.
The silver wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Friday was celebrated at their home one mile west of Diller. Relatives and friends joined for a noon meal and afternoon ice cream and cake. Evening visitors brought more refreshments and best wishes for their golden anniversary.
Guy Cassell is ill at his home near Steele City with pneumonia. A nurse has been secured to attend him.
Time reports Superint endent Sorenson at a Ford plant orders a worker off a box, sparking a confrontation. The man punches Sorenson, who falls. Sorenson yells you’re fired, but the worker replies I work for the telephone company, asserting his job.
The 100 acre Nebraska Rural Rehabilitation project near Fairbury nears completion with 10 white houses, barns, garage, and garden plots. Ten families expected to move between February 15 and March 1 under FERA supervision with rent for a year before government installment payments. Each home includes two bedrooms, built in kitchen and pantry, individual wells, and a shared irrigation system. Community plots and a dairy and fruit program managed by Lincoln Agricultural College will test crop varieties on soil under supervision.
Mrs Angeline Bonadio of Kenosha Wisconsin refused tooth extraction against medical advice her son Benjamin began a hunger strike after several days he grew seriously ill and prompted her to consent to the procedure.
Mary Geil born in Mercer County Ohio on September 18 1864 died January 30 1935 at her home three miles east of Diller Nebraska after a short illness. She married Henry Fasnacht on April 2 1874 in Ohio and moved to Nebraska in 1877. They had eleven children. five predeceased. Survivors include daughters Mrs Allie Jones Ponoka Alberta Canada Mrs Mable Man Beatrice Nebraska and Mrs Lula Grabber Ellis Kansas and sons Elbert Frank Fasnacht and others with 32 grandchildren and 10 great grandchildren. Funeral attendees from out of town are listed with several relatives expressing thanks for flowers and songs.
Notice to interested parties that Sackett and Brewster attorneys announce a petition in the County Court of Jefferson County Nebraska for Hazel V. Mudge as administratrix and Arthur C Viethe as administrator of the estate of Isabel I Wieths deceased. Hearing set for March 20 1985 at 9 AM. Dated February 2 1935. [Seal] EE R Bee Judge. First published February 8, second publication February 22.
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