J N C Club Notes January Meeting
The J N C club met on Wednesday January 9 with Mrs Newton Hays presiding. Members and visitors Mrs Rudolph Hubka and Mrs Joe Hiatt attended. Prizes were won by Mrs M C Bowman and Mrs Joe Hiatt in two contests. The afternoon featured singing and piano music followed by refreshments. Next meeting is with Mrs James Hays. Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N.C
Newton Hays
Rudolph Hubka
Joe Hiatt
M.C. Bowman
James Hays
Diller Markets Grain Prices Prompt Local Market Note
Corrected every Thursday price list shows Wheat at 1.89 and mixed corn at 1e os 2% per unit. Corn white and yellow values listed as 98 and 94 respectively with unclear annotations and minor typographical errors.
Local residents recover from flu and gripe
John Wrigley, battling flu, shows slow recovery while Cortland High’s Hubert Filley spends the weekend with his parents Miss Lucille Sparks of Bennet visits Chester Sparks family in Lincoln Neb Mr and Mrs Joe Blair of Lincoln Neb call on Chester Sparks Mrs W S Slocum recovers from a severe La Grippe keeping her bedridden several days
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Filley
Cortland High School
Lucille. Sparks
Bennet
Mrs
Chester Sparks
Joe Blair
Lincoln,Nebr
Local Social Notes From Sunday Dinners to Western Transfers
Mr and Mrs Willis Clark and daughter Carolyn Rose were Sunday dinner guests of Miss Flossie Raymond. Mr and Mrs Bert Hughes and family of Steele City visited Tuesday at the home of their son Rupert Hughes. Two subscription checks come in from the western coast Adeline V Kennedy of San Bernardino California and Mrs Lena Finson Spokane Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis Clark
Carolyn Rose
Flossie Raymond
Bert Hughes
Steele City
Dilner
Rupert Hughes
Adeline V. Kennedy
San Bernardino
California
Lena Fineson
Spokane
Washington
Farm resident John Specht visits Diller for subscription call
John Specht of a farm near Ellis dropped by the Diller office for a subscription. He retired from active farming last year because of poor health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Specht
Ellis
Diller
John
Land seizure inquiry at Fairbury targets local suspects
Rex Green spent hours in Fairbury on Tuesday trying to identify who took land near Diller from Native people. He alleges Uncle Samuel J. D. Vanders, Joseph Gerard, D. R. Kelly, a Wood and others carried out the act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Green
Fairbury
Diller
Samuel J. D. Fanders
Joseph Gerard
D. R. Kelly
a = Wood
County superintendents meet at Lincoln this week
Mrs Genevieve Clark attends a state council of county superintendents of schools in Lincoln. The gathering runs Wednesday through Friday during the legislature session and is likely to involve lobbying for public schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genevieve Clark
Lincoln
State Council of County Superintendents of Schools
Clark Store Closes in Diller to Make Way for New Belvidere Outlet
Francis Clark’s weak performance led to the closing of his Steele City store. A new tenant, Mr. P. D. Erehart of Belvidere Nebr, will open a shop in the Clark building. Clark’s remaining task is collecting old accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Clark
Diller
Clark
Steele City
P. D. Erehart
Belvidere
Nebr
Clark Building
Franz
Card of Thanks for kindness during illness and death
We sincerely appreciate the kindness shown by neighbors and friends during our mother’s illness and death. Special thanks to those who prepared lunch at the Greider home for out of town guests and for the floral offering. Ray Mudge and sons Arthur C. Vieths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greider
Ray Mudge
Arthur C. Vieths
Notable Ills Mentioned in Dated Telegram
The fragment notes Mildred Roseman recovering from a sore neck and John Pulec confined at home with pleurisy after an illness. No dates or locations are provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Pulec
Mrs Scott Miller Tours Fairbury Then Attends Women’s Club
Mrs Scott Miller visited Fairbury on Tuesday to study ancient history but spent most of the afternoon at the Fairbury Woman's Club meeting.
Mrs Viers Returns From Superior Visit
Mrs Viers, who went to Superior about a week ago expecting to stay a couple of weeks, came home Sunday as her sister showed much improvement. Some say she could not miss band practice as she returned, and the doctor and Serenus were reportedly tickled pink by her arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viers
Superior
Serenus
California Cheer Amid Winter Woes Prompted by News
The writer laments ongoing winter hardships with subzero mornings and north winds. They note snow and ice across the north and record storms in the east, while hope for cheerful California weather remains unfulfilled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
California
Cantor film draws Worthington attendees at Bonham
Mr and Mrs Chas Wag goner Lyon Waggoner and Miss Smallwood from Worthington Minnesota with Mr and Mrs Cavett attended Eddie Cantor in Kid Millions at the Bonham theatre Tuesday evening. Many local residents saw the picture during its three night stand Sunday Monday and Tuesday. The piece notes a curious view of entertainment and morality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. E. Waggoner
Lyon Waggoner
Lincoln Journal Promises Late News From Rural Routes
The Daily Lincoln Nebraska State Journal and Morning Journal offer late editions and same day mail delivery. They advertise low annual prices and direct ordering, with three month rates and Sunday options, aiming at readers across Nebraska and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska State Journal
Omaha
Denver
Journal
Morning Journal
Iowa
Lincoln Journal
Big State
Nabesska
Etc
Mrs Helen Loock Hosts Fairbury Club Afternoon
Mrs Helen Loock entertained the club at her Fairbury apartment on a Wednesday afternoon. Miss Mary Hested gave two readings from The Cutters by Bess Streeter Aldrich and Oh Little Town of Bethlehem. Mrs C H Cully won the prize. The next meeting is February 6 at Mrs Ray Eicks home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Loock
Fairbury
Mary Hested
Bess Streeter
Aldrich
Dorcas Class Elects Officers for 1935 at Kensington
The Dorcas class met January 17 at the Methodist church parlor in Kensington for its first 1935 gathering. Mrs Fern Hurst led, new officers were elected with Fern Bart as president and Keith Jays as vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorcas
Methodist Church
Fern Hurst
Fern Bart
Keith Jays
Maxine Drew
F. L. Moser
Flower Committee
Claude Ellis
Roy Geer
Newt Hays
Drew
Eick
Hubka
Rupert Hughes
Vint Logan
Rudolph Hubka
S. J. Hutchinson
Mise Minnie Clauson
Ethel Hiatt
Balance Sheet for Diller Farmers Grain Company 1934
Financial statement from Diller Nebraska shows current assets and liabilities as of December 31 1934. It lists accounts receivable 449.87 inventory none and total liabilities 18 446 26. The signer is I R Andrews with a certification that the statement is correct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Farmers Grain Company
Diller
Nebraska
I. R. Andrews
Eea
Seacke
Erin
L A L C Members Attend Afternoon Meeting in January
Mrs Hilda Roseman and daughters Mildred and Leona hosted the L A L C gathering on Friday January 11 with a quilt planning session. A brief business meeting followed a luncheon served by the host and assistants Mrs Iria Mason and the Roseman family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hilda Roseman
Mildred
Leona
Iria Mason
Call to arms against crime in Omaha Bee News images
A weekly Omaha Bee News feature uses photographs to expose ganglands as a menace to America. The action photos depict crime scenes and public safety concerns, urging readers to confront crime. Order paper to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Omaha Bee News
Order
Tony
St Pauls Ev Lutheran Near Diller Sermon and Leaguers
Rev L J Wolff leads at St Pauls Ev Lutheran near Diller with C L Hullman as superintendent. Sunday school 9 30 am German services 7 30 pm Luther League topic Helping Others led by Henrichs and Phyllis Renz. The gospel lesson on Epiphany’s third Sunday uses Matt 8 1 13 about compassion and faith as the way to reach Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Near. Diller
L. J. Wolff
C. L- Hullman
Ss. S
Luther League
Jesus
Luther. League
Mhe Henrichs
Phyllis Renz
Sunday Services At Methodist Church Held By Youth
The Junior boys and girls in Herbert Barber's class lead the Sunday school worship on the theme Helping at Home. The union candle-light service resumes Sunday evening at the church after last week's postponement. Ladies aid sold food at Waggoner's last Saturday. Several youths attend the Epworth League mid-winter institute at Wymore this weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Drew
Ray. Lamb
S.S
Herbert Barber
Methodist Church
Ladies Aid
Waggoner’s
Epworth League
Wymore
Eee
Townsend's Old Age Pension Bill Moves in Congress
A proposed bill by Dr Townsend would grant $200 monthly to Americans over 60, with debate expected in Congress on Wednesday. Support from some citizens exists though passage seems unlikely.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mica
Cartene
Diller State Bank
The
Wwe
John Wrigley
Gus Dressenié
Mildred Roseman
N.C. S.A
Kensington
Financial Statement
Russell Comimission
Eaapivabie
LA. L. C
Phillip Scott
W. A. Snyder
S. S
ST. Paul’s
EV. Lutheran
Methodist Episcopal Church
Odell
General Hospital
C. E. Rice, M. D
Odell, Nebraska
Carl Schnuelle
Farmers Union Insurance Co
Omaha, Nebr
Box Cafe
H. M. Holle
Findling’s
C. E. Findling
Prop. Ellis
van Norman Valve
Phillips 66
Grant Batteries
Cornbelt Lumber Company
Diller, Nebraska
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