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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1933
Page
1
Church notices report St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Diller with Superintendent S S and Sunday school scheduled for ten o'clock.
Mrs. L. M. Cavett served as superintendent as the Methodist Episcopal Church holds its Sunday School session at 10 A M led by S S.
Rev Robert A Helms presides with Sunday School at 10 00 and services at 11 00 A 7 30 Sunday program is planned by the Womans Club Jitney supper on Feb 16 raised 2413 gross The Missionary meeting is today at Mrs Christie Seaman s home Keystone doughnut sale yielded 1416 to treasurer Keystones meet March 3 at Mrs R W Green bring a young photo of yourself church ladies invited
It will soon be fishing time again. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hilder and Mrs. Susan Brandt were shell visitors Tuesday. Miss Lucille Sparks, who teaches near Lincoln, spent the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sparks. Some folks have started cutting stalke. A pretty wood sign of spring, we hope.
Harm Hull saved wood Thursday. For sale a good Atwater Kent radio and will sell cheap. Enquire at Record office. Avt Idola Romney visits sister Mrs E Ingwerson at Pawnee City. Mrs Emma Carpenter and Mr and Mrs Thos J Carpenter of Ellis were in Diller Tuesday.
Pure wool suit samples sale priced at 75e or enough for a quilt. Advt. Mrs. Sarah Witty, R. EE. Col man and Charles Babcock of Lincoln were guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Green overnight last Monday.
Insurance menders settled up and construction will start immediately on the new Fair store in Beatrice providing work for some unemployed residents.
The statement contrasts today’s youth with their parents level of wealth, highlighting that younger people view themselves as financially strained while earlier generations would have felt wealthy at the same age. It frames a socio economic perception rather than a concrete event or outcome.
Mrs Newton-Sparks and daughter Mrs Myers of Lincoln, visiting parents, spent a few days in Fairbury with Mr and Mrs Gene Diller and family. The Seede Wiemers estate sale includes about 76 bred stock pigs and animals of Chester White Hampshire and Spotted Poland breeds, to be auctioned Wednesday March 8 1933 at 10 o clock. Cornbelt Lumber Co advertises triple strength Carbolene for 60c per gallon and advice to control mites and lice in poultry houses.
Paula Hooker and Marie Coleman with daughters Sarah and Bonice traveled from Council Bluffs Indiana to visit father Allen Coleman. They then went to Wymore to see brother Glenn Coleman who is not very well. They departed Sunday afternoon for home.
New subscriptions for the Record include Mrs. C. E. Fairbank, longtime Diller resident now in Davis California, and Miss Mattie Heuriche, superintendent of the Lutheran Sanatorium and Hospital in Hot Springs South Dakota. Miss Henrichs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Henrichs of Diller, is noted.
S C Hutchinson, Dr O C Diehl and druggist A R Milow transacted business in Jefferson county's capital city Tuesday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Chas Fisher learn of the death of their daughter Estella Hunnicutt in Powell Wyoming. The deceased was the wife of Wm Hunnicutt and passed away Friday, prompting notices from relatives in this area.
A brisk Tuesday wind filled the air with dust, its yellow color prompting some to speculate it may have blown in from Oklahoma.
An exchange questions the value of new, faster cars when older models already outpace the driver by six months. The remark implies frustration with rapid automotive advancement and its relevance to individual skill.
Mr and Mrs Albert Leaper and daughter Louise with her husband George Furry and child accompany them on a Friday motor trip from Fairbury to Lincoln for a business engagement.
Mr and Mrs F D Fanders of Harbine former Diller residents celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary with a reception from four to ten o clock on Wednesday February twenty second Washingtons birthday.
Governor Bryan signed a measure Saturday eliminating the party column at the head of ballots. Voters will no longer be able to vote for all party candidates with a single mark on their ballot.
Ben Behrends works on fruit trees to assess buds after a harsh winter with several cold snaps. He notes most trees, particularly peaches and apricots, show damage or death from the frosts.
Mrs Harry Thompson hosted a six o'clock dinner last night to celebrate her husband’s birthday. Guests of honor included his mother Mrs Christie Seaman and his brother True Seaman.
The Ingalsbe Wood Studio organizer of the present Diller band announces a new beginner class due to many calls. The plan mirrors the current band. Interested individuals are invited to attend rehearsal February 27 after which the new class will be formed.
The N C S A club met at Mrs Robertson's home February 15 with acting president Mrs Loock opening. Minutes were approved, a business session followed by contests and a tribute to George Washington. Refreshments were served as four Roehrkasses invited members to return March 1.
Mrs. Calkins of Blue Springs visits her son Lee Calkins and other Diller relatives and friends at their home.
Several neighboring towns have stored away their supply of seven to nine inch ice for next summer but none has been put up at Diller yet.
One of Mrs. Roy Patton's pullets won the event with a 61 by 8 inch measurement, edging out Mrs. L Hurst's entry by a small margin, the 64 by ? remains incomplete in the record.
Millard Gemeny of Los Angeles arrived in Junction City Kansas on Tuesday. He had buried his mother last week in Chicago and is visiting at the home of his sister in law Mrs. C L Waggoner and family.
Earl Harris of Diller earned first honors for fitting colts at the Little International Livestock and Grain Show held with Farm and Home Week at South Dakota State College in Brookings. He also was named grand champion for fitting in the horse division.
Mr and Mrs Dan Kechl ey of Long Island Kan and Mrs Ollie Brooks of Superior attended the funeral of John Starr their nephew. They returned Saturday to their homes accompanied by Mrs R F Starr who will visit with her sister Mrs Kechley and family at Long Island.
George Andrews of St. Joseph, a former Diller resident now in the commission business, spent the weekend visiting the Diller area. He owns a fine farm near Diller and is a welcome visitor in these parts.
Dean Barber and Lyon Cully, university students, spent the weekend with Diller relatives and returned to Lincoln on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. V. Raymond who were en route from Fairbury. They visited her brother R. V. McKenzie and family at the home of his mother, Mrs. Isabella Raymond.
Miss Rose Wenz daughter of Mr and Mrs Louie Wenz of Diller and William J DeBoer son of Mr and Mrs Fred DeBoer of Diller were married at the county court house on Tuesday February 14 by County Judge EF R Bee. The couple will reside on a farm near Steele City after March first with Miss Anna Wenz and George Schipper in attendance.
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