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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1937
Page
5
The Diller Markets lists corrected Thursday prices for Wheat, Corn, Oats, and various poultry items. It shows No. 1 Wheat, No. 2 Oats, and rye with cream and hen categories by weight, including Leghorn hens and stag weights.
A burst of small ads lists household goods for sale plus grain and feed items from Diller Elevator Co. Found a spare tire near Diller Cemetery with a claim process. Water from Old Otoe Mineral Spring offered at 1.00 per gallon. Joe Hiatt advertises southeast of Diller for water and real estate listings for Western Homes Farms and cane. Glenn O Pearce Caldwell Idaho signs buyers and sellers exchange.
In Jefferson County Nebraska the State of Nebraska informs all interested parties that a petition for probate of the last will and testament of Henry Weers deceased and for the appointment of John F Weers as administrator with will annexed has been filed. The hearing is set for January 22 1937 at 9 o clock A M. Dated January 15 1936 (Seal) County Judge.
Creditors of the estate of May Carmichael, deceased, are notified in Jefferson County Nebraska that claims must be filed by May 6 and January 5 1958. The time for filing and presentation is limited by the County Court. Attorney J A Brant represents the estate.
We thank friends for expressions of sympathy and for floral offerings in our bereavement. Mr. and Mrs. Marion Headley Mr. and Mrs. W. D Deane. Mrs. Bethel Weimers comments on remitting their subscription to this publication about the Monday delivery wash day at 8:30 in the morning.
Mr and Mrs Wm Weers hosted relatives at a New Year’s Day chicken dinner at their home one and one half miles east of town. Attendees included Mrs Henry Weers, Mr and Mrs Chester Sparks, grandmother aunt Christ ie Seaman, and siblings Roe and Pearl Sparks. Also guests were Mr John Haupt and his nine month old son who were storm refugees after their car stalled in a sleet storm and were towed to Diller for repairs. Mr Haupt pastors the Presbyterian church at Superior Nebraska.
The Record lists local residents suffering from colds flu and other maladies. Names include Mrs S C Hutchinson Mrs S C Moser Mrs Barton Mrs Remley Mr and Mrs Saylor Gene Hill Mrs Schindler the Kelley baby Mrs Guy Learned Mrs Leonard Richardson and children Mrs Viers Helen Fasnacht Billy Bapator Mr and Mrs Bert Bell Carolyn Clark Mrs Lee Calkins Mrs Jennie Line.
Mr and Mrs Geo Specht entertained January 10 in honor of daughter Miss Alice and grandson Keith Pickard whose birthdays are January 12 and 10. The party included Alice, the children, Mr Specht and Mr Pickard with a birthday cake by Alice and a dinner prepared with help from Mrs Specht. Attendees included Cecil Pickard Richard Miller the LaVern Pickards Fritz Lottman and J A Pickard family members.
A longtime quip features Callahan telling O'Farrell he is a fool. O'Farrell answers with a drunken retort. Saree concedes the charge saying tomorrow he would be sober yet Callahan would still be a fool.
Miss Ada Clark attends a London society wedding without an invitation. She is arrested though she hoped to partake of the champagne served.
A short, era-tinged proverb notes that neither beasts nor people strike or hurt together, implying mismatched timing in actions. The line reflects a pragmatic view of effort and consequence across labor and conflict contexts.
Doings of Doc and John January recount a trip through California visiting Merle and Sylvia, Adeline Kennedy, Rev. Ish and Fish families. They describe sights in San Bernardino Forest Canyon Mismoria park Griffith park and Beverly Hills and note Rain and a sunset over the Pacific Ocean. They attend Axis Club Luncheon and visit movie land Santa Monica and San Diego with hopes for warmer weather.
Irregular attendance due to bad weather and illness marks the week as Monday opens the new semester. Charles Barber serves as a capable fire builder amid cold weather while sixth graders prepare Western National Parks booklets. New K Y Club officers include Warren Roelfs president and Dale Polds vice president. A spill from an ink bottle caused ink to spray the ceiling and pages, leaving blue freckles as a reminder. A fourth grader improvises a sentence using poultry.
Henry Goorley of the Utica humane society rushed to a man’s home after a telephone report of a wildcat attack. The man confessed the animal was actually his wife.
Rev L J Wolff pastors St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church near Diller with Sunday School at 9 and English services at 10 30 In City Hall Sunday Evening 730 a missionary service with motion pictures from India due to no electricity The Luther League elected officers Elmer Sasse President Edward Behrends Vice President Merlyn Lottman Secretary Arnold Henrichs Treasurer Epiphany season focuses on foreign missions Sermon text Acts 13 46 48 and Sunday morning missions focus
Howard H. Pyche and Mrs. Earl Weigel urge all Sunday School members to attend next Sunday. Sunday School starts at 10 A M with preaching at 11. The morning services focus on the person and work of the Lord as the church aims to fulfill its 1987 aims.
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