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The Diller Markets lists eggs and hens by weight with pricing for hens five pounds and under four pounds. Leghorn hens priced per pound, stages under 43 pounds, and stags fourty four pounds or more are included.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1937
Page
5
Estate of May Carmichael Nebraska Notice
County Court of Jefferson County Nebraska advertises hearing to examine allow or adjust all claims filed in the estate of May Carmichael deceased. The session set in the County Court room on May 7 1937 at 9 a m with January 8 1938 date within the notice. County Judge BR Bee presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Brunt
Ensley Carmichael
Jefferson County
Nebraska
State of
May Carmichael
Sea BR Bee
Mrs Harkins Trial Reported After Husband's Foece Incident
Mrs Maud Harkins of St Paul stands on trial amid claims she drank part of her husband’s force to sober him. The incident centers on a disputed act used to alter his condition and potential consequences in court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Harkins
St. Paul
Itana
Local Social News Highlights Illnesses and Visits
Mr and Mrs Edwin Weerts visited Diller on a Wednesday evening. Flora Warthen rests at home after a two week illness. A T Nelson of Ellis is reported ill with flu at a Beatrice hospital. Will Ames and family visited Fairbury with Howard Peters. Rupert Andrews and son Robert both suffered flu and stayed home. Bert Bell remains on the sick list. Bernhardt helps with chores as the Suttons of Beatrice visit Velma and Dell Webling. Johnnie Ferry, recently joined CCC at Fairbury, spent time with relatives in Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. T. Nelson
Ellis Neighborhood
Beatrice Hospital
Bert Bell
Wm. Bernhardt
Johnnie Ferry
CCC
Fairbury
Iller
Mrs Hughes Returns Home From Visit
Mrs. S M Hughes came back Monday to her home in Diller after spending a month or two with her daughters and their families in Hebron and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. .M. Hughes
Diller
Hebron
Lincoln
Gaisfords Leave Visited Home for Minden
Mr and Mrs Chasel Gaisford who had recently visited at the home of Mr and Mrs Vester Carmichael left Sunday for Minden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas.e Gaisford
Vester Carmichael
Minden
Illness of Miss Helen Fasnacht Worries Friends
Miss Helen Fasnacht has been ill for several weeks with slow progress toward recovery. Friends hope she will show signs of improvement soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Fasnacht
Omaha Merchants Attend Fairbury Chamber Banquet
A group of 13 local businessmen bought seats at the Fairbury Chamber of Commerce banquet at the armory this Thursday evening. The Omaha tribe of yessir performed entertainment and urged nearby merchants to buy goods in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Fairbury Chamber of Commerce
Armory
Omaha
Girls 4-H Club Meeting Notes From January
The D. F. H. S. club met at Joyce Johnson home on January 13. The secretary read minutes and members sang songs starting with Oh Dear What Can the Matter Be. Next meeting is January 27 at Miss Alice Specht's home with Wilma Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. F. H. S. Club
Joyce Johnson
Nex
Cemetery Association Meeting At City Hall Today
Pentre Be eelf the Pretei of tie e cemetery association will be held at the city hall pauretn a semoeral spec on a tiny two fenal and inate term of four years and a secretary for a term of one year and any other business that a come before the meeting. Chas. E. Waggoner, Secy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pentre Be
Tiee Cemetery Association
Pauretn
Chas. _E. Waggoner
Local suit ends with nominal verdict in Belair case
A verdict of one cent and costs was awarded to Miss Mary Tatalana who sued Charles Own of Belair Maryland for ten thousand dollars on a promise in a civil action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Tatalana
Charles Own
Belair, Md
Shea Neighborhood News Update from Shea
Mrs Lola Carpenter notes residents ill with flu and local visitors. Clyde Messenger and Zela Messenger visited from Fairbury. Alfred Carmichael called at the Chancelor home. Garnet Barber walked with Dorothy Roelfs. Henry Remple family visited Herbert Barber. August and Garrett Roelfs attended the Fairbury gale. Andrew Hardy sold 25 head of steers at a Fairbury sale. WPA project at Rock Creed hill advances with dynamite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
Zela Messenger
Fairbury Ecallera
Howard Prather
Shea
Coal
Lewis Barber
Alfred Carmichael
Chancelor
Garnet Barber
Dorothy Roelfs
Andrew Hardy
Fairbury
Madge Hutchinson
Blue Springs
Beasie Barber
Ed. Roelfs
Dale
Dorothy
Wm. Roelf
Ben Roelf
Harold
Henry Remple
Down East News Notes and Local Visits
Ice delays spark concern for skaters as residents share greetings. Beatrice visits include Mrs. Geo Weimers Mrs. Henry Scheele and Elmer Greider. Local sick list features Fred Novotny Marjorie Ron Folkers Donald Scheele and others. Shea G T Eick marks 96th birthday with family visiting amid flu absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Weimers
Henry Scheele
Elmer Greider
Howard Maw
Beatrice
Elmer Retchiss
Francis Hilder
Little Som
Chas. Hilder
Fred Novotny
Marjorie Ron Folkers
Donald Scheele
Jean
Delores
Opal Man
C. W. Hiatt
J N C Club Sees Members Attend January Meeting
The J N C Club met January 13 at Mrs. Hiram Huls with most members present. Guests joined due to husbands bringing wives. They awarded prizes to Mrs. C Bowen and Mrs. Edward Bond and presented Mrs Huls with a dish before a luncheon. The next meeting is February 10 with Mrs. Chas Hilder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N
J. N. C. Club
Hiram Huls
Chas. Hilder
Springtime school notes and local illnesseffects
Quarterly exams wrap up as the school year speeds toward spring. Rodger and Gwendolyn Le Poidevin recover from flu at home, while neighbors report several absences. Lester Bardwell ferried neighbors to Beatrice for business and posts about January rumble-seat rides. Two Odell eighth graders faced stormy day state exams. only one reached the test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bobby
Billy Hiatt
Magaret Barnett
Lola Carpenter
Lester Bardwell
Beatrice
Odell
North Carolina Association Club Elects Officers
Members met Wednesday the 18th with Mrs. J. Carico hosting. Officers re elected: Pres Mrs Carico, vice pres Mrs Fry, Secy Mrs Willis Clark, Treas Mrs Viera. Mrs Robertson withdrew from the club and will be missed. Mrs Viers won high score in a diverson of the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Carico
Francis Clark
Carico
Fry
Willis Clark
Viera
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Diller State Bank
The
Bank of Service
Mildred Long
Diller Elevator Co
Diller Cemetry
P. O. Box
Caldwell
Idaho
Glenn O. Pearce
E. R. Bee
Est
Mrs
Edwin Weerts
Flora Warthen
Will Ames
Howard Peters
Rupert Andrews
Robert
Fayette Sutton
Katherine Johnson
Velma
Dell Webling
Shea Neighborhood News
Chas
Barber
Carl Brsasch
Vern Chancellor
Hilda Rahe
Ralph Carpenter
Ed Roelfe
August Johnson
Herbert Barbers
August
Garrett Roelfs
Irwin Schultis
John Koeh
James Hays
Bethany
Chas. Sparks
Herbert Barber
Down East
G. T. Eick
Bethel Way
Rodger
Gwendolyn le Poidevin
Lucky
Mother
Music Mart Center
South Side Square
Fairbury Kimball and Whitney
ST. Paul’s EV. Lutheran Near
L. J. Wolff
C. L Hullman
Congregational Church
Howard H. Pyche
Earl W
Methodist Episcopal Church
Ray Lamb
J. S
Cin
QO. R. Diehl Company
Beatrice, Nebraska
S. C. Hutchinson
Box’s Cafe
Wright
Waggoner Brothers
Our
Is Our Funeral Home
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