05 Jan 1934
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1934
Page
1
Mr and Mrs W G Tristman and Arlie visited relatives near Beatrice Sunday. Mrs J G Neely of Winside Nebr is visiting her brother Scott Miller and family this week.
Sir and Mrs James Carmichael and family of Holmesville spent New Year’s Day with his parents Mr and Mrs Vester Carmichael at their home.
Clark Fry, who had spent the holidays with his mother Mrs. Emma Fry and other relatives, left Monday for their home at North Platte following a holiday visit with Milt Fry and his nephew.
Mr. Harry Welton, Mrs. Bere nice Creekmar, and Mrs. Eugene Diller and her daughter of Fairbury visited the Loock, Sparks and W H Clark homes on a New Year's afternoon.
Andy Jamison from Beatrice arrived Wednesday after a trip to Indiana to visit relatives not seen for fourteen years. L. V. Raymond and son Robert drove from Lincoln last Friday and were escorted back by sister Flossie who also visited W. A. Raymond’s home. she returned Monday evening.
Mrs Isabell Vieths, not well lately, traveled Monday to Beatrice where daughter Mrs Ray Mudge will care for her. Vieths daughter Hilda stays with brother Arthur Vieths.
Mrs Genevieve Clark county superintendent of schools visited the high school construction site Friday. She left with a smile and appears satisfied with the progress, continuing to stay in close touch with school affairs.
Miss Doris Nelson of Beat Rice visited from Thursday to Sunday with her sister and brother in law Rev Drew and wife at the Methodist parsonage. A Wesleyan University student she is a member and last year’s debating team champion.
A goodly number of subscribers called this week to renew their subscriptions to the Record and to wish the new management well. The office appreciates these expressions of goodwill and quotes a biblical verse about unity as they move forward.
Eleanor Stahl daughter of Mr and Mrs Alvin Stahl is on the sick list. Maggie Remley has been ill the past week with a severe child illness and is slowly recovering.
Max and Dorothy Braasch spent the weekend with their aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Scott Miller. Willard Runyun and family from Wathena Kansas visited Roy Mansfield, Mrs Runyun’s brother, for the weekend.
Mrs. Elsie Schmelle and family of Fairbury along with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Steffen and their son Richard spent Sunday at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Steffen.
Seaman hosted Wednesday dinner with niece Mrs Ida Neely of Winside and nephew Clark Miller with wife and son Richard from Dallas Texas. Mr S A Miller and wife unable to attend due to illness of their small daughter Gloria Joyce.
Mr and Mrs Charles Davis returned on New Year day after holidays with Lincoln family. Mrs Davis who worked at Gold Co store plans to live in Diller for the rest of the school year. Sunday December 31 Lawrence Madden hosted relatives for New Year dinner with Will Ames Howard Peters Ida Woods Madden and Mudge present. A duck dinner and Bingo followed at Caldwell home with prizes and a late lunch featuring chicken sandwiches ice cream cake and cookies attended by Will Schultz Elizabeth Odell A A Weyer Gertrude Evelyn Fairbury Freitag Mary Elizabeth Darlene Dwaine.
A Nebraska bank earned FDIC insurance after state and federal examinations. The FDIC backs deposits up to 2500 per account and may assess members as needed. The note urges depositing funds in insured banks to support liquidity and reduce theft risk. Eleanor Filley returns to Alvo to teach. a corn and hog meeting is planned in Fairbury at 1 30 PM Saturday at the Majestic theatre.
Miss Bertha Wenz daughter of Mr and Mrs Louie Wenz returns to Falls City to teach at a Sunday school near an unspecified place.
The weather man reports a light rain in the county on Tuesday morning shifting to sleet. This change coats roads and surfaces with ice, creating hazardous travel conditions.
New Year guests Mr and Mrs Thomas Miles of Marysville Kansas visited Miss Alice Line a Fairbury teacher. The Odell players postponed the planned performance Her Fathers Pride sponsored by Diller Fire Department due to a conflicting event at the Bohemian Hall near Odell.
Mr and Mrs Alfred Oaks of Faunce Minn came Sunday by train. Alfred notes the thermometer at 53 degrees below zero. His Forest Reserve duties keep him away for weeks. They are staying with Mr and Mrs Merle Carpenter assisting on the Oaks farm.
A six pound daughter born to Mr and Mrs Roy Roelfs on New Year’s Day at seven miles northeast of Diller is under doctor care. Miss Lois Henrichs returns to Diller after months in Los Angeles. Elizabeth Rucker retires after twenty seven years as Steele City postmaster, effective January 1 1934.
The Nebraska fall pig crop is about 12 percent larger than last year, according to USDA survey results. The Corn Belt crop is near last year, but U.S. total falls about 3.4 percent.
The Tecumseh Chieftain prints new guidance on the hog processing tax clarifying who pays and when. It confirms that producers slaughtering partly for personal use must record weights and tax only the sale portion, while nonproducers selling pork must pay on full live weight.
A Wednesday night Collier's show drew a fair crowd despite bad weather. The program featured the comedy Three Young Fools from start to finish, delivering strong amusement. Next week presents Tie It Girl with the usual stage orchestra opening act.
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