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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1932
Page
1
Fragments note Lincoln birthday and town pride. Wendall Fanders and Lynn Waggoner returned from Lincoln after several days, while Dickems plans to quit farming and hold a public sale. Bills for the sale are being prepared at the office.
S C Moser administrator will sell the personal effects of Carl Franzen deceased at his late residence in Diller at 2 o'clock this afternoon Col J B Wright acting as auctioneer.
L. V. Raymond of Miles Medical Co. spent a few days with his mother Mrs. Isabelle Raymond and returned Saturday to Lincoln. He was accompanied to Beatrice by his sister Flossie, who continued home on the Burlington line.
A fragmented reflection on Valentine’s Day, taxes, and local spending urges. It contrasts preaching in person versus radio, notes subscriptions and community spending, and questions ancestry with a humorous, odd tone.
Antone Zelieny plans repairs before moving into town soon on his north side property. Jake Ratzieff prepares a sale of horses cattle and farm implements at 1 o clock with bills printed at the Record office. The notice cites R W Green as plaintiff and Ruyle and Walkins as auctioneers.
Roy Patton announces a sale of his sized farm one half mile north of Dill eP to be held next Thursday February 18 at 1 o clock. Col Bees Wright acts as auctioneer. Patton plans to move into town after leasing S C Hutchin son’s rental property in the west part of town.
Report mentions a region with good roads and flocks of wild geese seen north of Diller this week. It recalls that advertisers offer goods worth buying and notes Fred Stamr visiting from Broken Bow to spend Sunday with his wife in Diller.
Mr and Mrs Guy L Learned of Edison will move there to be with her mother Mrs Her after visiting Sunday. The notice mentions hunting bargains in ads and cold weather coal from Moffat De Lump Ornbeit Lor Co Ph 153 02. Also Diller Nebraska: Mrs Albert Kuhlman of Falls City visits daughter Mrs Eifert Hullman on A J Hill farm four miles south. An eleven pound boy Robert Dean born on the 8th to Mr and Mrs Alvin Hirsch at Maple St Fairbury with Mrs Pickard attending.
Mrs. W. F. Myers, who has been visiting here recently, plans to return to her home in Lincoln with friends in tow.
Lore Webber of six miles south and a quarter mile east of Diller will quit farming and offer his stock and machinery at a sale on Tuesday February 23 starting at o clock. Lunch by Ladies of Zion Lutheran Church. Free coffee. Usual terms. Royle and Calkins auctioneers.
H Shutt went to St Joe to rent a stock of fixtures and drugs to open a drug store. In Diller on RW Green he secured a lease of Green's theatre building. He accompanied a drug salesman to market and expects the fixtures to arrive within a week.
Louie Wehling of five miles south of Diller called Monday to renew for the Record. He was accompanied by neighbor William Schuette who saw many young grasshoppers hopping in the snow near a bare ground hatched by the warm sun of recent days.
The N C S A Club met at Mrs. 5S B Viers on Wednesday February 3 with Mrs Carrico presiding and Mrs Anderson as secretary in Mrs T Henrichs absence. Mrs Ed Henrichs joined the club and prizes were won by Mrs Robertson and Mrs Hutchinson. A two course lunch was served with Valentine favors. The next gathering is set for February 17 at Mrs Loock with a George Washington theme prompt roil call.
Orville McCune of Diller and Grace Goea of Wymore married Saturday afternoon at Beat Rice by a Lutheran minister. The bride, daughter of John Goes, has taught in Odell schools and new couple will farm Leonard Richardson place, with a shower given by 75 friends. Road conditions hindered travel as mud and gravel roads caused delays and a night stay with local residents.
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