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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1939
Page
5
The piece argues that a checking account protects money from theft through insurance and guarantees deposits are safe. It emphasizes reduced anxiety, ready cash, a cancelled check receipt, and easier bookkeeping as justifications for using the bank’s modern services.
The Diller markets list CORN OATS CREAM EGGS HEAVY SPRINGS LEGHORN HENS and other poultry products with prices. Black Bros Elevator in Diller Nebraska promotes grain and feed with John Steiner as manager. Train times No 14 through No 17 are posted and coal options Hayden Colorado and Oklahoma Blue flame lump are available. C L Geer Lbr and Coal advertises services with a Diller, Nebraska phone.
Creditors of the Emma Hayes estate in Jefferson County Nebraska must file claims by April 27 1939. A hearing will be held April 28 1939 at 9 A M in the County Court room Wade County to examine allow or adjust all filed claims and objections. Dated May 8 1939 Judge R Bee seal.
Mrs Cavett has rheumatism. Onka Franzen of Steele City visited Diller. Moser attended a funeral in Mankato Kansas. Carl Lampe and family from Steele City visited. Hurst family hosted a turkey dinner in Beatrice. Alvin Hirsch and L M Cavett of Diller joined guests. A wood sawing event occurred at the Orphanage timber with Earl Weaver and helpers. Dr Viers and family hosted guests from Topeka Wabunsee Minnesota. Mayborns from Denver visited O J Mayborn in town but missed Christmas dinner. Filleys from Stamford spent Christmas in Diller and Lincoln events. New Year in Wymore, returning Monday.
Mrs Isabella Raymond and daughters Jern and Floasie joined Mr and Mrs Dean Barber and Mr and Mrs Oscar Amos as guests at a lavish New Year dinner Sunday hosted at the country home of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Caldwell.
Guests at the J Smith Diller home New Year’s Day included Mr and Mrs Vinton Logan Max Logan and Miss Fannie Diller. Henry Diller from Denver could not remain but furnished the goose for the feast.
Miss Velma Wehling spent Christmas and New Year holidays with friends in Waterville Concordia and Belleville Kansas and Portland Oregon She visited the Cox home in Waterville Christmas day and stayed with Madeline McLean in Concordia before joining the Mahan family in Belleville for New Year’s Day.
Wm Bernhardt Frank Grabb er and Harvey Garrels narrowly avoided injury at Oscar Amos' place when a four-tined pitch fork wedged in a log tore into the saw. The tool had been hidden there years ago and had grown with the log.
Mr and Mrs Harry Close spent New Years day with relatives at DeWitt. Gerald Close returned to work at University at Lincoln. Mrs S C Moser has neuralgia trouble this week. Miss Rachel Wiers returned to Tecumseh as teacher. Mrs Nancy Robertson and daughter Lela hosted a goose dinner. Miss Lyon and Mr and Mrs Chas E Waggoner helped in putting the bird away.
Grain of all kinds has been coming to Diller for the past week or two. During December the elevators shipped over twice the amount shipped last December and both elevators are still practically full.
Mrs Maggie Remley entertained guests at a New Year's dinner Sunday including Mr Isaac Saylor and Mrs Saylor Mr Vester Carmichael and Mrs Carmichael Mr Vint Logan Miss Marian Diller and Max Logan were visitors during the afternoon.
Otho Jennings recently purchased the Clauson residence and moved his family in. He operates a shop south of the Record office, geared for business with electric welding auto repair and blacksmithing as his specialties.
The Keystone Kensington will meet at Mrs. Carico's home on Friday January 6 for officer elections. The Sunday School reported 134 present on New Year's day and growth over several months. Next Sunday morning plans include New Year Communion with a brief message and music. all are invited to worship.
The Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 10 A M with the topic Peter Condemned and Rebuked. Quarterly lessons focus on The Life and Work of Peter and practical Christlike expression today. McDade leads the conference. Official Board heads to report on four months of activity.
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church on Diller Street lists Pastor L J Wolff and Superintendent C L Huliman. English service at 9:30 with Sunday School 10:30 and Luther League 7:30. Women's Missionary Society meets Wednesday afternoon. Sunday evening the Luther League holds its annual business meeting.
The 1989 Jubilee year will celebrate the congregations fifty years with events throughout the year. A building fund was approved at the annual meeting to improve church property. a committee will promote the fund and plan betterment efforts. Donations of any amount welcomed. Clarence Hullman elected treasurer John Weers trustee Harry Abrends Albert Sasse auditors Albert Kisling lay delegate to Synod Herman Arntt alternate.
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