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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1933

Page

5

Local residents note visits and commerce in Diller area

J. E Copeland of Beatrice transacted business in Diller yesterday. Grandma Bristol of Wymore visited Diller relatives this week. Druggist A R Milow visited Wednesday at his Lincoln home. The Record office promotes savings on subscriptions amid everyday chatter about phonograph records.

J. E Copeland Beatrice Dillér Grandma Bristol Wymore Diller A.R. Milow Lincoln

Moon and Son Monument Ad in Fairbury Nebr

An 1886 established Fairbury Nebraska monument business F A Moon and Son promotes quality grave markers at seasonable prices and adds a humorous note advising readers to ask their wife for financial advice.

F. A. Moon & Son Fairbury, Nebr

Diller Farmers Grain Co Seeks Ear Corn Purchases

Notice declares readiness to buy ear corn at market price from growers. Diller Farmers Grain Co invites farmers to supply ears at prevailing market rates and arrange delivery to the company premises.

Diller Farmers Grain, Co

Library Hours Set For Early April 1933 Schedule

From date to April 1, 1933. The Library hours will be Tuesday 3 to 5 P.M and Saturday 2 30 to 5 P.M.

Diller College Students Return From Holiday Break

Diller's quota of university students and those attending the Peru Normal teachers college returned Tuesday to resume their studies after an enjoyable vacation with home folks in Diller.

Diller Peru Normal Teachers College Home Folke

Real estate transfer in Diller area records WD to Mawborn

J Monroe Davis and Son report a transfer in the Diller vicinity. William H Plager conveys NE SW 2624 to Ora J Mawborn for 4314 dollars.

J. Monroe Davis & Son Fairbury Diller William H. Plager Ora

Funeral held for Mrs. Charles M. Turner near Jansen

Funeral services were held Sunday at Fairbury for Mrs. Charles M. Turner who died Wednesday from burns after her apron caught fire while popping corn at her home near Jansen.

Fairbury Charles M. Turner Jansen

Family visit spans Kansas City to Fairbury

Mrs. Hawley and her daughter Patricia visit aunt and sister in law Mrs. Isabella Raymond. Ruth Ewers of Ogallala attends from Fairbury.

Hogs Wanted by Diller Farmers Grain Co

The Diller Farmers Grain Co announces they are always buying hogs at the highest market price. They will take hogs any day and invite customers to get their bid first before selling at home. Ro An drews, Mar.

Diller Farmers Grain Co Ro Andrews Mar

Nebraska House Speakership Chooses George W. O Malley

The legislature convened at noon Tuesday. Frank S Wells of Jefferson county was repeatedly named as a dark horse candidate for speaker. A caucus Monday night gave George W. OMalley a majority and he was elected unanimously.

Nebraska Frank S Wells Jefferson County George W. O'Malley

Waconda Springs Wonder Water and Health Resort

A brief item describes the Waconda Springs site in Mitchell County Kansas, noting its reputation as a health resort and its role as a notable local landmark in the region.

Mitchell County Kansas Wonder

Beatrice Residents Share Weekend Visits and Notices

Miss Marie Roelfs spent the weekend with Lucille and Pearl Sparks. Mr. and Mrs. Cloyd Cully and family attended a watch party for New Year’s Eve at Ab Cully’s Beatrice home. Mark Clausen of Beatrice visits his aunt Mrs. Frank Cully and recovers from chicken pox. J Smith Diller and family received Christmas greetings via long distance from his son Neil and wife in Chicago. Mrs Hugo Schroeder and daughter Pearl Bains and child from Hanover Kansas visited Sophia Matias.

Cloyd Cully Ab Cully Beatrice Mark Clausen Frank Cully J. Smith Diller Neil Chicago Hugo Schroeder Pearl Bains Hanover Kan Sophia Matias

Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop Sale Advertised Prices

Sales promote new low prices for men and ladies at Fairbury Nebr shop. men’s shoes from 50 cents to 125 dollars, men’s heels 25 to 50 cents, ladies shoes 35 to 80 cents, ladies’ heels 25 to 35 cents.

Fairbury Nebr

Brunk Couple Helps Invoices at Farmers Union Co op

Mr and Mrs Homer Brunk from Fairbury assisted in invoicing stock at the Farmers Union Co op store where Brunk previously served as manager.

Homer Brunk Fairbury Farmers Union Co-Op Brunk

For Sale Beatrice Mrs Wiegand Crystal Remedy

To my old customers for sale pal pint o crystals now 25c 50c 75c and 1 50 best thing for flu by Mrs John Wiegand Beatrice Neb R 2 50c box will last as large as cheap 1 boxes get them at Diller Farmers Store

John Wiegand Beatrice Nebr Diller Farmer's Store

Tailoring at J B Simpson Co Promoted After 40 Years

L M Hurst urges readers to visit the J B Simpson Tailoring Co firm promoting individualized tailoring at low prices. The ad notes 40 years in business and a commitment to quality over cheap garments despite market trends. A high class suit is offered for 17 50. Phone 142 03.

J.B Simpson Tailoring Co L. M Hurst

New Deal Record Magazine Clubbing Offer Surpasses Past Deals

The Record announces a 1933 magazine club offer labeled the Big Seven, delivering two 50 cent titles Household and Women's World and four 25 cent titles Good Stories Gentlewomen Country Home and Farm Journal totaling 200 in value for 25 cents with a one year Record subscription at 1.50. An alternative bundle includes Pictorial Review Woman's World Successful Farming Good Stories and Country Home totaling 250 for 50 cents with a Record subscription. Subscribers receive an autograph receipt.

Record Household Women’s World Good Stories Gentlewomen Farm Journal Big Seven The Pictorial Review Woman's World

Local Notices Mention Illness Renewals and Offers

Gilbert Plager recovers from flu while Mrs. Johanna Ejihusen of Harbine aged 90 remains bedfast with pneumonia. The Record notes fine weather during the holidays. Henry Weers renews his subscription. he began in 1908. Chester Sparks also renews, taking the Big Seven Offer for an extra 25 cents.

Johanna Ejihusen Harbine Chester Sparks

Slocum sells 66 acre Diller area farm to James Hays

W S Slocum announced the sale of his sixty six acre farm three miles east of Diller to James Hays. Slocum believes Hays plans to convert the property into pasture.

W.S. Slocum Diller James Hays

Salina Family Visit with Frys and Kin

Mr and Mrs Roy Shoemaker and children Cara and Jean and his mother Mrs Elizabeth Shoemaker of Salina Kansas visited a short time with Mrs Emma Fry and Mr Quinter Fry and family.

Roy Cara Jean Elizabeth Shoemaker Salina Kan Emma Fry Quinter Fry

Subscribers renew for record’s milestone year

Forest Hartzell renewed after forty one years of subscribing since 1892 and W. N. Sparks renewed after thirty three years since 1900, marking long tenure subscribers.

The Record Forest Hartzell W. N. Sparks

Bar Snyder family returns to Alliance after holidays

Mr and Mrs Bar Snyder spent the holidays at his parents home near Harbine with his sister Mrs Carl Sandman and family. They returned on No 16 Sunday to their Alliance home.

Bar. Snyder W . A. Snyder Carl Sandman Harbine Alliance

New Years Day Turkey Dinner Hosted by Mr and Mrs Cal Waggoner

Mr and Mrs Cal Waggoner entertained on New Years Day with a turkey dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs Chas Waggoner Mr and Mrs Wm Van Marter of Fairbury and Mr and Mrs Heagy Hemminger of Beatrice.

Cal Waggoner Chas. Waggoner Wm. van Marter Fairbury

Postal workers hold Monday round table meeting

Rural mail carrier Rex A. Green and wife and Mrs. Vernon D Hill postmaster at Diller attended a postal workers meeting Monday. The program featured round table discussions on mail handling matters. About seventy five were present and the session was reported beneficial.

Rex A. Green Vernon D Hill Diller Cere Uncle Sam

New Year’s Day Guests at Glathar Home

Mr and Mrs Wm Glathar and family hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Arthur Glathar Mr and Mrs Harry Thompson and family Mr and Mrs Clarence Renz and family Mr and Mrs Bill Glathar and family Mr and Mrs Paul Kuper and Lyon Kuper A noon dinner featured roast goose with abundant side dishes enjoyed by all present.

Wm. Glathar Arthur Glathar Ambos Harry Thompson Clarence Renz Bill Glathar Paul. Kuper Lyon Kuper

New Year's Dinner at Mrs Ida Woods Home

Relatives gathered at Mrs Ida Woods for a New Year's dinner featuring chicken pie cake and trimmings. Grandais Woods appeared to have the most bones on the plate while crackers disappeared after the oyster stew. The group planned a return next year as Clara worried about school after vacation.

Ida Woods Grandais Woods Thella Howard Clara

Beckwiths Drive To Lincoln With Passengers

Mr and Mrs H H Beckwith motor to Lincoln on Wednesday taking several passengers. Mrs Arthur Milow and Billy Ben visited for several days last week at her parents home in Tecumseh.

H. H. Beckwith Lincoln Arthur Milow Billy Ben Tecumseh

Gov. Bryan Shows Improvement After Illness

Governors aides report Gov. Bryan, once severely ill, has shown marked improvement as doctors say his condition has stabilized and he may resume public duties soon.

Gov. Bryan

Shirley May Wather Illness Strikes Local Family

Shirley May Wather, the young daughter of Mr and Mrs Harry Wather, residing about two miles west of town, is quite sick. The report notes the family living conditions near the western outskirts as the reason for concern.

Shirley -May Wather Harry Wather Twormilees

Death of ex President Calvin Coolidge announced

A radio message received yesterday afternoon announced the death of ex President Calvin Coolidge from heart trouble. Miss Eleanor Filley, a schoolteacher in Alvo Nebraska, who had spent the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs W I Filley, returned to her school Sunday.

Calvin Coolidge Eleanor Filley Alvo Nebr W. I.filley

Thompson Family Hosts Lincoln guests

Mr and Mrs S J Thompson and family welcomed Mrs Christie Seaman and Gon True plus Mr and Mrs Wayne Thompson and son Wayne James Jr of Lincoln as Monday guests.

S. J. Thompson Christie Seaman Gon True Wayne Thompson Wayne James Jr Lincoln

New Year Visit Highlights From Pawnee City Families

Mr and Mrs S C Moser and Mr and Mrs Ray Eick with daughter Betty La Rue spent New Year’s Day at Bert Etchinson’s home in Pawnee City. Miss Genevieve Jeffries holidayed with her parents in Lanham area. she attends the state university in Lincoln.

Ray Eick Betty la Rue Genevieve Jeffries Howard Jeffries Lanham Genevieve The State University In Lincoln

School Districts in Good Shape Financially

County Superintendent Genevieve C Clark reports encouraging finances for Jefferson county rural districts in a Fairbury News summary. On December 1 only two districts owed money to the treasurer and Kroll reported funds to pay every warrant this year. The investigation of levies and valuations shows 75 percent of districts with this year’s levy below the three year average despite lower valuations.

Jefferson County Genevieve. C. Clark Kroll Fairbury News

Unmusical Auto Horns Banned by Roman Edict

A comic 1920s piece notes Rome bans unmusical car horns, requiring musical signals on most vehicles except buses. It jokes that noisy horns distress diners and tourists, risks diplomatic trouble, and urges motorists to honk like Romans to save fines.

Rome

Harbine Banker George Arnolo Renews Record Subscription

George Arnolo the Harbine banker renewed his subscription to the Record on Tuesday.

George Arnolo Harbine R-cord

Green Undergoes Hernia Operation at Odell Hospital

C A Green underwent a hernia operation Tuesday morning at Odell Hospital and is reported to be progressing as well as could be expected.

C. A. Green Odell Hospital

Long Beach Letter Describes Winter Visit and City Life

A Long Beach reader shares impressions from about forty days in California, noting traffic, holidays, the Rose Bowl parade, and the city’s busy attractions. He mentions 30 daily fatalities in Los Angeles and Long Beach, race and gambling venues, and naval presence with Atlantic fleet wintering nearby.

Long Beach Calif Bec Diller Cope Lizzie Los A Rose Bowl Street Pittsburg California L. B Ocean Willis ‘Ca Frank Cu L.”B Navy Atlantic Falnut

Also Mentioned on This Page

Diller State Bank Waconda Springs Carl Bingesser Miss Marie Roelfs Lucille Pearl Sparks Surnam Ohce Gilbert Plager Henry Weers Mr. Weers Monroe Davis & Son
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