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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1932
Page
5
A Fairbury barber provides free haircuts to unemployed individuals on all days except Saturday. WANTED: difficult cases for false teeth. Dr Leach, Dentist, Fairbury.
A short classified notice from Fairbury Nebraska advertises F A Moon and Son quality monuments with an 1886 establishment claim. The text adds a critical quip about a fifty fifty money arrangement and critiques credit marketing with comments on money coming in and being spent by others.
Fairbury Nebraska shop promotes men’s cheap shoes with sales and heels priced at 100 dollars at Electric Shoe Shop near Bonham theatre. W F Mathis proprietor invites customers to visit the corner store for bargains.
At a recent directors meeting of the Fairbury Chamber of Commerce Bay Moon was elected president for the ensuing year with W. E. Leavice as president, Roy Riley as secretary and H. H. McLuces as treasurer. Moon previously served as president of the Junior Chamber of Commerce in 1930.
The Fairbury News asks residents living in Jefferson county for 50 years or more to contact the editor with their name for possible publication. Share your residence duration and details to be considered.
A former American diplomat notes that more than eight hundred million dollars loaned by international bankers to South American nations and repackaged as bonds to American investors are in default, with another similar amount expected to default within six months. He says bond holders face a sharp loss.
A reflective note on labor and folly as individuals exhaust themselves earning wealth only to squander it in brief bursts of spendthrift leisure.
The note praises 1932 offering an extra day in the year and reflects on a modern farmer, defined as one who feeds the world yet has little to feed himself. The quotation frames farming as essential yet under-resourced.
W. G. Tristman of Corrinth Wis visits relatives after attending his mother's funeral. Vera Amos daughter of Frank and Mrs. Amos of Ellis marries Lester Reed with Rev. Powell presiding. The couple expected to live on a farm near Ellis. A governor order will end colored gasoline after Feb 15 with red coloring still required for tetraethyl lead gasoline.
A Beaver City Times blurb jokes about mood affecting sense of touch and a columnist who claims to feel a dime through trousers to tell its heads or tails. The note playfully questions how the editor obtained the dime, set against political conventions in Chicago.
The author praises congressional earnestness in framing laws to relieve economic conditions. Both parties show sincerity despite politics. Laws cannot be enacted quickly. weeks of careful consideration are needed to ensure swift benefits without errors, and the president should have support in reviving prosperity.
Hanover Kan papers report the death on December 1 in Kansas City of Lena H Grupe 85 wife of Rev H F Grupe former Trinity Lutheran pastor Horseshoe Creek area Mrs Grupe and her husband visited Diller when their son Hugo Grupe ran a jewelry store in town They were married 69 years and had lived in Kansas City since 1921
Miss Iva Agnes Pospisil, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Pospisil of Buhl, wed Ferdinand Jackubowski of Twin Falls in a simple Church of the Immaculate Conception ceremony. Rev Mitchael Ryan officiated. Only family and close friends attended before a breakfast at the bride’s home. The couple plans a ranch life near Twin Falls.
Members gathered January 13 at Mrs. C H Cully's home for an evening program titled Our Russian Friends. Mrs. C L Geer and Mrs S C Moser led the session with music by a quartet and a pianist. Mrs John Carico was elected president and Mrs H Cully as vice president. the meeting included refreshments and a notice of a January 27 program on International Friendship focusing on India and Gandhi.
A brief notice advertises Indian poetry selections featuring Sir Rabindranath Tagore and Mrs Saropine Naidu. The volume showcases poetic works and musical pieces reflecting Indian literary heritage and Oriental music.
From Ririe Idaho January 15 1932 Editor Record Diller Nebraska Enclosed is a check for 150 to pay another year s subscription to The Record We note Idaho snow totals Dec 31 1981 34 to 60 inches in the hills northeast of us A recent Idaho Falls clipping dated January 12 1932 describes a storm among the worst in recent years with 42 mph winds and five inch snowfall creating drifts that blocked rural areas
Roads and highways were blocked and the operation of air mail telegraph telephone and electric light service was temporarily paralyzed delaying all trains.
Diller Town basketball beat Harbine 15 to 12 in its first home game at the activity hall. Green scored 7 and Furrow 6 as top scorers for Diller while Sixel Arnold and Detters led Harbine. Green sealed it with a late short shot and a free throw.
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