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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1932
Page
1
Chas Barber remains out after a week of flu. Lynn Roelfs five months old, child of Mr and Mrs Roy Roelfs, is listed as sick. Alvin Hirsch and family visited Diller relatives Sunday afternoon. The deficit discussion shifts thoughts toward billions rather than millions. G T Eick, ill at his daughter’s home, remains in a serious condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carico departed Tuesday from the home of his uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. John Carico to return to their residence in Enid Oklahoma.
Notice states dog taxes were due Jan 1 1932 and are payable by Feb 1 1982 within city limits by order of the Village Board City Clerk Chas E Waggoner. Also reports Diller town basketball wins over Jansen with high scorers listed and a public sale planned Tue Jan 26 at 434 Miles south of Diller at 10 o'clock with lunch provided.
The Lot Owners of the Praire Home cemetery association will hold its annual meeting at the city hall on Thursday January 28 to elect two trustees for four years and to amend sections of the by laws as needed. Ch EWe hee as aggoner Sec and Treas.
Dr and Mrs Claude Ellis visited relatives in Lincoln on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Roy Broadstone and Leila visited friends in Wymore on Sunday. The piece notes farm stills appearing and the country air growing more popular.
George Clark and Mrs. Christie Seaman left yesterday for Pittsburg Kansas to visit their sister Mrs. Davey Diller and her husband.
H B McCall manager of the Crittenden Grain Co elevator and Dean Barber return home Monday after a weekend in Lincoln with relatives. The village closed an area for safe coasting and a piano needs regular tuning to prevent interior damage. Call Dr Ellis Floyd, piano tuner.
Diller residents and lot owners are notified to keep snow off sidewalks or the village will remove it at the owners’ expense. Village Clerk.
Evelyn Stotts aged 25 of Diller is set to marry Newton of Lincoln. Both attended the University of Nebraska with Stotts serving as president of Delta Delta and Newton a member of Alpha Tau Omega.
The golden wedding of Mr Richard L Oaks and Mrs Juretta Oaks was celebrated at their Beatrice Nebraska home on a Tuesday January with family and friends present for dinner at noon. The couple married January 12 1882 and have two daughters Mrs Mertie Oaks Diller and Mrs Elma Antone Zeleny amid plans for moving to Diller around March 1 193?
A dinner reception featured a decorated table and wedding cake with a gold bell centerpiece. Guest cards listed 7 seats and numerous attendees including Mr. and Mrs. Chas Hilder, Geo. Clark, L. Cavett, S. B. Viers, J. Carrico, Ben Roelfs, Mrs. Hill, Mrs. Hoerich, Mrs. Green, Mrs. Witty, and many others. Music was by Mrs. Green and Mrs. Roebrkasse with Miss Flossie Raymond at the organ. Mr. Oaks was born in Knox County Illinois on April 14 1857 and later moved to Missouri and Nebraska families noted for long life with several descendants and two great grandchildren.
A new law requires each district to nominate and elect one county commissioner. In this county only voters from the second district may vote for the commissioner this year, while the nomination occurs within districts. County Attorney Denney notes eligibility limits under the bill.
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