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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1932
Page
1
The column notes Mrs. Neuman's sale next Tuesday and mentions several local items including a robbery at Tinder drug store in Odell, lost gloves at R L Oaks, and neighbors moving to Lincoln. It also references state fair prospects, a question about a local married woman, and various farm and business updates from Diller and surrounding areas.
The village orders dog owners to pay taxes by February 1, 1932 under Chas E Waggoner. A nurse Mrs Qoles Stevenson travels from Missouri to Ohio then to Jefferson county and will stay with C L Geer instead of Patton. Obituary for Malinda McCurdy notes she died March 6 1917, survived by sons Hilton and Clark, with funeral held at Fairbury M E church and burial there.
Mrs. Steffensmeyer of Einotio stays with her father Dr. O C Diehl this week while her husband oversees business interests in the western part of the state.
Geo Patterson, commissioner for the 1st District covering Jefferson Pleasant Rock Creek Endicott and Newton precincts, was elected board chairman, succeeding C H Koenig. Koenig seeks re election on the Republican ticket in the 2nd District, including Plymouth Gibson Kaneane Eureka Meridian and Cub Creek precincts.
L M Hurst of Diller advertises custom tailoring for men, claiming 250 suit styles and demonstrations at home. He offers made to measure at less than ready made prices and invites customers to visit his shop or call 142-02.
C. L. Waggoner serves on the local jury in Fairbury this week. Mrs. W. N. Sparks has been under the weather recently. Wm. Sandman of Harbine conducted business in Diller on Wednesday. Jefferson County received 5128.54 dollars from the January 1 apportionment of state school funds.
Mrs Lizzie Shoemaker of Winterset Iowa visited her sister Mrs Emma Fry on Wednesday. An 84 lb boy was born Jan 17 to Mr and Mrs Ward Finch Hazel Hemminger living 6 miles east and 24 north of Diller. Ben Behrends reports loss of over 100 dollars worth of fruit trees girdled by rabbits in his new orchard during snow. The Record awaits to announce Diller business deals next week.
Ed Best of Atchison Kansas visits this week with his wife who cares for her mother Mrs M F Ludwick and aunt Miss Lydia Drullinger during the stay.
Mr and Mrs C C Davies and their son Dale visit at the home of Mrs Davies parents Mr and Mrs T H Waggoner in Oak Park Illinois a Chicago suburb.
A person described as Mr. eee her and two others spent several weeks at Starr. They returned last to their home in Greenville, Illinois.
Local agricultural firm Diller Farmers Grain Co advertises rapid hog sales with the highest market price and flexible daily bidding. I. R. Andrews Jr. promotes convenient at home selling options to farmers seeking quick cash for fat hogs.
The fair board reorganized last week naming John Nider as President Fred Hummel as Vice President Gilmore as Secretary and Fred Bockholdt as Treasurer Other directors include R N McCord H A Drake John Klager Ed Jones and Harry Britt.
Mrs Adaline Godshall Tinstman died January 14 1932 at age 70 after a two year illness living with her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs J C Herwig at Humboldt Neb. She was born November 27 1861 in Wadsworth Ohio and married Abraham L Tristman February 14 1881. Surviving children include W G Tinstman of Sheldon Wis C L Tinstman Tobias Nebr Mrs J Winnie Herwig Humboldt Nebr and Mrs R A Elsie Hedrick Dayton Ohio. Funeral services were held at the Diller Congregational church January 15 conducted by Rev Robert Helms with interment at Prairie Home Cemetery.
Mrs. Frisbie was taken to Odell hospital this week for an operation on gall stones. The case indicates a planned surgical procedure.
Mr and Mrs Louis Oaks celebrated their Golden Wedding Anniversary at their Diller Nebraska home on January 12 1932. The couple married in eighteen eighty two and shared a tribute to their life partnership praising hard work mutual support and faith with congratulations from Thos P Price of Beatrice Nebraska.
County Clerk W H Nider reports 1840 hunting and saling licenses issued in Jefferson County last year with details on license counts by category and by taxpayer.
H Waggoner Burlington section foreman at Diller station retired on pension after nearly twenty years in the post and 47 years with the Burlington Railroad He passed required exam and will turn the job over to Wilbur Green He and his wife will remain at Diller taking a lease on the Methodist parsonage.
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