Clara Miller Faces Painful Synovitis in Foot
Mrs. Clara Miller endures persistent synovitis in one foot with severe pain and limited mobility as she seeks relief and medical care.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1937
Page
5
Mrs. Clara Miller endures persistent synovitis in one foot with severe pain and limited mobility as she seeks relief and medical care.
Good coal at reasonable prices available from Allen Lumber Co located in Diller Nebraska. Contact phone 15302 for details and delivery.
Mr and Mrs Alvin Hirshes celebrate the birth at their Fairbury home as their newborn faces a bout with whooping cough posing early health challenges.
Mrs. Arthur Grone Mrs. Violet Kunecke Mrs. Margaret Albers Mrs. Harvey Garrells and Miss Donna Garrells of Diller visited with Mrs. Emma Peters at Fairbury last Friday afternoon.
Rupert Andrews has the flu for about four weeks and remains at home. He promised to return to the office next week to place a large advertisement. Robert Andrews has been handling business during his father's forced absence.
The honor roll lists students including A J Hill Arthur Grone J Smith Diller John S Bures Glenn Blauser W I Amos Willie Leaper Louis Wehl ing Albert Renz Denver A C Shively Calkins Seguin Emma Raymond Panola C E Findling Ellis Lillian Wiemers Gostelan Lincoln Volney Raymond Lincoln and Herman Sixel.
The Keystone Kensington met at Mrs. Cal Waggoner's home for a full day quilting session with neighbors enjoying lunch as they stitched. The following Friday a larger gathering at Mrs. Bud Bell's country home elected new officers headed by Mrs. Ira Hill and discussed a doughnut sale. The group mourned the loss of member Mrs. Clyde Cully who will move to Fairbury and sent best wishes for her new life.
The Roelf Bros. unloaded a car in Cozad Nebraska. Lew Barber recovering from flu returns to work slowly. Shea sale planned with date set for Wednesday February 24. Marie Evans of Ottumwa Iowa visits Mrs. Nate Carpenter. Tony Stolting and Lewis Barber host in Shewat. Elton Crocker family ill with flu for second time since Christmas. Cows horses and chickens show skating on ice. Death of two year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bob Snyder mourned. funeral held in Lewiston Nebraska. Ed Roelfs misses bread prize drawing. neighbors who won ten dollars noted. Pete Ratzlaff also missed the draw.
Miss Dorothy Hilder of Wy more visited her parents Mr and Mrs Chas Hilder and others over the weekend and Betty LaRue Kick spent time with her Great Grandpa and Uncle Will discussing their horses. The J N C Club met Feb 10 with 13 members and visitors at Mrs Chas Hilder’s. Bunco and a luncheon followed. Henry Shippen of St Paul posted a sign after a third store robbery: Your Welcome Is Worn Out.
Out Bethel Way Bobby and Billy Hiatt missed Monday then returned Tuesday with illness suspected to be flu. Alice Henrichs came back Tuesday after a flu induced absence. Adolph Bevan’s house burned a few days earlier but suffered little damage. Henry Saathoff plans to farm the Jack Hill place this spring after moving his machinery last fall. The seventh and eighth graders finished studying Snowbound and Miss Alice Specht visited Mrs. Fred Lottman’s home Monday.
Aunt Tide Taylor, a Missouri resident living in an Ozark cabin, has baked biscuits at a steady rate for 65 years, reaching two dozen biscuits three times daily as part of her lifelong routine.
Pastor Howard H. Pyche will speak at 11 o clock on Jesus the Forgiver of sins with the Bible text What sayest thou This sermon asks about a person who went wrong and how forgiveness is offered Worship includes kneeling and bowing Our Sunday school lesson for next week covers the story of the great and good Shepherd and His love and concern for His own The Women s Missionary society is noted for upcoming activities with the church urging attendance next Sunday.
Ty will meet Friday February 18 at the home of Mrs. The notice mentions a private gathering in a domestic setting with no further details.
Rev A J Wolff leads services at St Pauls Ev Lutheran near Diller with English sermon on Deliverance to the Captives. Luther League meets. Wednesday at 7 30 pm sermon topic is Verily I say unto thee thou shalt be with me in paradise. Sunday morning second offering for flood stricken district planned in Sunday school and church.
Mrs Ray Lamb notes Sunday School at 10 with poor turnout in January due to illness and bad weather. Attendance is rising again and several new students hope to attend next Sunday. She asks members if they live up to their promised obligations and what the world thinks of their Christianity. I Cor 6:20 is cited.
James Garfield Brown an On eida Indian of Kansas City Missouri competes in the mindine caging championship, aiming to set a record with a time under 77 hours.
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