Diller Markets Reports Grain Prices Corrected Weekly
The Diller markets note weekly corrections on grain prices with no. 1 wheat, rye, corn and no. 2 oats listed. The brief entry records standard commodities and weekly price updates for traders.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1937
Page
5
Civil Service Examinations Announced for Key Posts
The United States Civil Service Commission announced open competitive examinations for Park Ranger at 1860 dollars yearly and Senior Education specialist in elementary education at 4600 dollars yearly. Other postings include Indian Community Field Service positions with salaries from 2000 to 2600 dollars, under the Department of Interior and Office of Education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Civil Service Commission J
Park Ranger
National Park Service
Office of Education
Department of Interior
Exon
Civil Service Job Grades and Salary Details Highlighted
The notice lists pay scales for positions in the Public Health Service and Commodity Exchange Administration, including chief accountant at 5600 dollars and assistant chief accountant at 4600 dollars. It directs readers to post offices or the Civil Service Commission in Washington for full information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stitute of Health
U.S. Public Health Service
Commodity Exchange Administration
Department of Agriculture
Civil Service Commission
Washington, D.C
Community grateful for quick fire department response
Ben Hall Sr and Herman Rippe are in Odell Hospital after undergoing operations earlier in the week. The report praises the fire department and responders for their prompt handling of the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire Dept
Ben Hall, Sr
Herman Rippe
Odell
Easter Bonnets and Ice Cream Suits Display Set
Readable text notes Easter bonnet and ice cream suit displays to be ready for public viewing four weeks from Sunday March 28, marking preparations for spring celebrations.
Coal at Allen Lumber Co in Diller Nebraska
Good coal offered at reasonable prices by Allen Lumber Co located in Diller Nebraska contact via phone 153 02 for availability and delivery options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Lbr. Co
Diller, Nebr
Frerichs Family Visitation Includes Mrs Katherine Frerichs
Mr and Mrs Carl Frerichs and Miss Ella Frerichs of Fairbury visited with Mrs Katherine Frerichs this Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Frerichs
Ella Frerichs
Fairbury
Katherine Frerichs
Card Of Thanks For Kindness During Illness
Clarence Hullman thanks friends for flowers letters and cards during his recent hospital stay and for the many visits showing appreciation for the support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hullman
Card Of Thanks From Patton Family
We gratefully acknowledge the sympathy and comfort shown by friends of Diller in our recent sorrow. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Patton and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
J. H. Patton
School Notes from District 56 Pearl Sparks Class
The eighth grade agriculture class completed three units. All pupils finished drills for a penmanship award this year. District 4 visited for a Valentine party on Feb 12 with a program, games, and valentines. Refreshments followed. Perfect attendance and spelling honours were listed for several students.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dist
Miss Ther
Evelyn Behrends
Esther
Larie Belding
Darlene Freiteg
Esther Behrende
Woman sues husband over alleged cruelty in Lansing court
Mrs Lillianeiner, 19, of Lansing HK, sues her husband for cruelty claiming he tied her feet and caused her to become hysterical after tests in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillianeiner
Lansing
Local families gather at Carpenter home. plans and passings noted
Shea neighborhood news records visits and social events as Mr. and Mrs. Will Jones call on the Birtle-Birbe family and nearby neighbors. W. A. Rhoden moves from near Steele City to a farm near Thompson after twelve years. Ed Roelfsham hosts a gathering in honor of Darlent with ice cream and cake. The Roelfs family mourns the death of Mrs. John Roelfs of Hastings, with funeral held Wednesday. Steel City and Fairbury residents attend to family news and school notes. Ruth Stahl, Wilma Chancellor, and Dorothy Roelfs miss school due to illness. Fourth graders study Heidi while the school garden and Baby Carpenter’s health are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Jones
Chas. Birbe
Clifford Garton
Ralph C.:penter
W. A. Rhoden
Steele City
Thompson
Will Roelfs Anu
Aug
August
Gari
Roelfs
Hastings
John Ro
Diller
Tis
Roy
Er. Roelfs
Abba Roelfs
Pete Wenz
Richard Rippe
Arlo Pates
Walter Roelfs
Fairury
Wilma Chancellor
Dorothy Roelfs
Spyri
Heidi
Connectie
Switzerand
Roy Ames
Jams
Gerd Henrichs
Heny Saathoff
Rey James
Farewell and Get Well Round in Local Community
Mrs. C C Barnet remains bedbound with the flu while Mrs Will Gritz visits Horses City to see her daughter. Neighbors hosted farewell for the Gerd Henrichs Sr family and Henry Saathoff group. Lottman and Armstrong households attended a wedding and a card party rounded out the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Barnet
Will Gritz
Fred Lottman
Cenn
Lottman
Adam Wasserm
Henry. Saath
Brandt Fair
Jack Hill Farm
Subscriptions and Donors Listed for Publication Support
A list honors contributors to subscriptions including J. V. Novotny Joseph Novotny Rex A. Green Mrs Sophia Mathias W S Cully and others from Gage Oklahoma Beatrice Lynn Waggorer Worthington Min o Chas Gaigtors and more acknowledging their help for the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J._V. Novotny
Joseph Novotny
Rex A. Green
Sophia Mathias
W. S. Cully
Gage Oklahoma
Geo. Grabber
Ellis
Donna Weddie
Sterling
Colorado
Orval Operaion
Beatrice
Lynn Waggorer
Worthington
Mino
Chas
Gaigtors
Reyridids
Garpanerke
Glendale
Calif
Don
Fairbury
Mrs Mathias and Fletcher Families Visit Roy Mathias Home
Mrs Mathias, Mrs Fletcher and their daughters spent Sunday at the Roy Mathias home in Ellis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathias
Fletcher
Roy Mathias
Kensington Church to Gather for Sunday Services
The Kensington church invites all to the Sunday service at 11 o clock with theme from John 4. A Sunday School lesson on the same topic will be revisited. Mrs Frank Cully will sing The Ninety and Nine. An evening service follows at eight with topic Peters great confession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Frank Cully
Christ
Jesus Christ
Birthday Sunday Offerings At Surday School
Mrs. Ray Lamb leads a Sunday school gathering at 10 o clock with notices about birthday Sunday in February and a birth-day offering. Attendance is rising and prayers emphasize belief in Jesus and the life eternal per John 3:16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Lamb
Ss. S. Surday School
Jesus
John
Sunday Morning Sweetness in Wiesa The Impossible
Fragmentary note records a Sunday morning event in Wiesa with mention of Leons Rosemen and Johnny Behrends. The text hints at a 'Lather League Syndas' gathering and a poetic refrain about a diva and bags. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moronar
Wiéa
Happes
Jehn
Syndas
Leons Rosemen
d-Jéhnnie Behrends
Balance Sheet Summary for ASSE and TS Current
The document shows assets totaling 11 584 10 with current assets 1 264 85 and fixed assets 10 219 75. Liabilities include a note payable 8 700 00 and capital stock 7 925 00 with dividends payable 303 60, surplus overdrawn 44 50, net capital 87 884 10, totaling 11 584 10.
Notice of Estate Proceedings in Jefferson County
In the County Court of Jefferson County Nebraska a petition by William J Starkey seeks a decree on the death time kinship heirs and descent of the estate of George C Starkey who died intestate in Colorado in 1925 Heirs include Frances V Starkey and a one quarter interest previously conveyed The hearing is set for March 13 1987 at 2 00 PM dated February 16 1987 Bee County Judge 35-37
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Starkey
William J. Starkey
Fort Collins
Larimer County
Colorado
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Frances V. Starkey
Bee
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Kanota
Harry Abrends
Eberson
Fulghum
Chase
Vint Logan
S.F. Baker & Co
Keokuk
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P. O
Caldwell
Glenn O. Pearce
Civil Service Examinations
Pearl Sparks
Shea Neighborhood News
Mrs
Lola Carpenter
Ruth Stahl
Flor
Carpenter
S'Il
Bethel Way
Henry, Saathoff
Jack Armstrong
Will Baumfolk
Bill Wiemers
John Romish
Ghurgh Howard
Pyeh If
Pastor Nets
Ketiore Kensington
Methodist Episcopal Church
TUE Music Mart
South Side Square
Fairbury Kimball and Whitney
Financial Statement
Diller Farmers Grain Company
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Current
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Navneet
Apotal
Rixen
O. R. Diehl Company
Cooper's
Cooper
Te Watooper Company
Atta
Hasecka
Erry Ben Hall
M&.cooper CO
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