No. 1 Wheat Rye Corn Markets Update
Markets report thin, with No 1 wheat and rye, corn No 2 notes unclear. OCR fragment shows Thursday correction cycles and scattered prices.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1937
Page
5
Markets report thin, with No 1 wheat and rye, corn No 2 notes unclear. OCR fragment shows Thursday correction cycles and scattered prices.
J A Brant attorney for the estate of May Carmichael filed for probate and for appointment of George Patterson as executor. The hearing in Jefferson County Nebraska is set for January 9 1987 with all interested persons notified to appear.
Charles Barber returns from illness to routine work. John Sedlacek moves personal property to his newly acquired home west of town. Ada Calkins of Blue Springs visits her son L Calkins south of Diller. H E Green travels to Lincoln and Fremont for Christmas with his children. Dorothy Lee and Malvery Jo Ann Braasch with Marilyn and Gloria Miller enjoy time with cousins. Grace Myers flies in from Lincoln for a vacation before Falls City school returns.
Mr and Mrs Bert Etchinson and their son of Oklahoma were Christmas guests at the home of Bert’s sister Mrs Moser and her husband.
Mrs Robertson and her daughter Lele, along with Miss Carrie Linn, enjoyed a Christmas Day meal at the home of Mr and Mrs Chas Waggoner.
Mr and Mrs Ira Place and son Gerald along with Mr and Mrs Vernon Carpenter and children Darwin and LuAnn spent Christmas with relatives at Crab Orchard. Last Sunday Cal Waggoner delivered a roasted turkey to Fairbury for an evening meal with Mr and Mrs James Welsh.
Miss Helen Wagner of Cochran Virginia and her sister Eileen and brother from Concordia Kansas traveled Monday at the request of their aunt Mrs Geer Taasdas.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Grone and daughter Violet hosted Christmas dinner with Mr and Mrs Frank Grone and family and Mr and Mrs Leonard Richard son and family attending.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Green hosted two song guests of relatives in Lanham. Wig and Dwaine returned home in the evening while Mrs Green and Gayle stayed until Tuesday.
Two Lincoln General Hospital senior class nurses, Miss Eunice Heorichs and Miss Misa Williams, spend the weekend at the Sereyse home near the cemetery. The narrative notes their youth and nursing training in the community.
Mr and Mrs B Sree of Angeles attended a Diller last Sunday with friends Roy Broadstone and Mrs John Pulec. The gathering included a light meal served at her home in Angeles.
Irwin Shutt traveled from Lincoln Wednesday evening to escort Uncle Fred Shutt to Lincoln for Christmas. Mr and Mrs Harold Hutchinson from Omaha spent the weekend with Harold's parents, Mr and Mrs S C Hutchinson at Diller.
Mrs Cora Colman travels from Lincoln to spend a few days including Christmas with her daughter Mrs Ruby Anderson and family.
Mr and Mrs Schindler Sr Mr and Mrs Schindler Jr and their son Darrel Lee are spending the holidays with relatives in Omaha, Omaha is his family’s holiday destination this year.
Wayne Thompson visits from Lincoln with Theodore Henrichs Jr. to spend Christmas with family on the farm northeast of town. Theodore drives a truck for Thompson.
Mr and Mrs Warren and family from Arapahoe Nebraska visited Mr and Mrs Isaac Saylor on Christmas night. They also called on Mrs Warren's mother at Fairbury marking a brief holiday gathering with local relatives.
Christmas week brings visits from Bethel, Odell, Beatrice, Lincoln, and Steele City residents. Bethel School children entertained parents with a program and lunch, while Cal Waggoner’s long history of shooting matches is highlighted. A Diller High School graduate from the class of 1911 is noted among the reminiscences.
Novotny family battles flu while locals share Christmas meals. The Garrels farm near Fairbury is for sale as Wm Eick and S C Hutchinson inspect it. Omaha visitors stop by to see G T Eick. Families gather for goose and duck dinners.
A near wham area note recalls a mild Christmas without snow. Families including Mrs. Lewis Scheele Elmer Lloyd Mr and Mrs Wm Lampe Mildred Henrys mother Mrs Caroline Scheele and Mr and Mrs August Scheele with Melvin of Endicot enjoy an outdoor Bingo game as children play in spring like weather.
Cornbelt Lumber Co advertises a coal product with claim of no clinker and strong burning. Manager C. L. Geer promotes a car-on track and price cut of 7.25 dollars per ton, inviting customers to try the coal. Phone contact 153:02.
Congregational Church notes Sunday School at 10 AM with new quarter lessons. New Year's communion at 11 AM invites members and friends to attend. Public worship is open. Young People's League meets at 7 30. Keystone Kensington gathers with Mrs Lew Findling Friday January 8 change of date.
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