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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1937
Page
5
The Diller Markets presents corrected Thursday prices for poultry and livestock. Hens range from 4 to 5 pounds and under 4 pounds, with Leghorn hens priced per pound. Stags priced by weight categories 4 to 3 pounds and 44 pounds or more.
Wm. Kunecke of Jefferson Iowa spent part of the holidays visiting this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. John Greider visited with friends and relatives at Lincoln over New Year’s. Mrs Violet Kunecke and son Harold returned to Diller Tuesday after a few days with her sister at Lincoln. Everett Clark and his mother drove to Blue Rapids Kansas to bring Buddy home for school Monday. Mr and Mrs Everett Blauser and their daughter of Plymouth were New Year’s guests of his parents J O Blauser.
Mr and Mrs Joe Grone of Hadley Minnesota visited relatives in the area during the week. They were en route to California. Mrs Delia Toomey of New York City filed for divorce after 22 years of marriage and was granted the suit with alimony of $20 a week.
Miss Donna Weddle visits her grandparents Mr and Mrs Chas Barber for a day or two. She is employed and keeps busy clerking for Woolworths and helping her father.
Chas. Gaisford traveled from Minden Nebraska to join his wife at her parents in Reynolds where they planned a visit. They left Tuesday evening to visit relatives and he will return to Minden to lay brick when weather permits.
A local brochure proclaims Oklahoma coal as clean burning with low ash soot and long lasting heat while promising cost savings. Manager C L urges customers to try a ton to verify the claims and asks readers to be convinced.
Family gathering southwest of Diller honors Mr. Carmichael on his 61st birthday. Attendees include Mrs. Pear Hanpen, Mary Ellen and Larry Carmichael, Lisbon Carmichael, Walter Gates of Fairbury, and a sister with her family. Several children absent.
The January Foreign Service magazine of the Veterans of Foreign Wars highlights Fairbury Nebras ka members. Mrs Miller appears with the ladies drill team which ranked fourth in the national Encampment in Denver. Marilyn Miller drums with 34 youths led by Will Pettit, who boasts 60 years of drum experience. The photos were taken after the Armistice Day Parade on November 11 on the Post Office steps.
The Diller Nebraska village board met in a called session at Waggoener Bros. store with John Steiner Rupert Andrews John Greider and Ed McCune present. Minutes read approved and bills allowed including general fund and water fund expenditures and salaries for Will Bond J O Blauser O R Geer H H Green and others. The board adjourned at the chairman’s call.
Diller Nebraska village board met at city hall with John Steiner S C Moser Ed McCune Rupert Andrews present. Minutes of previous meeting read approved. Bills listed include Green Room Cafe meals 0.60 Boxs Cafe 0.50 Frank Grabber labor 2.10 Will Bond November salary and labor 31.80 J O Blauser November 20 salary 1.50 O R Geer gas to November 18 17.60 Light Fund H 4H Green treasurer check to bank for November.
The Congregational Church led by Pastor Howard H. Pyche re elected all Sunday school officers for another year and thanks Mrs. Weigel for her work as superintendent. A three month study of the gospel of John begins with a shared 11 o clock question service. The Missionary society will meet January 16 with Mrs. Mae Lowe as guest speaker reviewing Congo Crosses.
Mrs Ray Lamb superintendent heads the 1937 Sunday school board at the Methodist Episcopal Church with Mrs Cavett as assistant superintendent Pauline Patton as secretary Robert Fry as treasurer Herbert Barber as librarian and other officers and teachers to be appointed.
At the annual congregational meeting Frank Roseman was elected to succeed Dick Fanders on the church Council. Wm Abrends was re elected as trustee and treasurer on the church Council. Sunday school meets at 9 30 and English services at 10 30 with Rev L J Wolff as pastor and C L Huliman as superintendent.
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