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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1940
Page
5
Corrected Thursday Market roundup lists wheat and corn values with references to No. 2 and No. 1 grades. Mentions various grade names, spring and heavy spring inputs, and weights from Black Brothers grain market bulletin.
Geer Brothers advertise free installation of 1940 license plates in Bonham offering sale items and theatre tickets at the Record office with a savings pitch.
Notice states common paid in capital stock of Diller State Bank Diller Nebraska was increased by 2500.00 on January 9 1940. Dated at Diller Nebraska January 12 1940. A Mayborn president and O J Mayborn cashier attest to the action.
Creditors of the estate of Olin C Diehl deceased must file claims by May 17 1940. The county judge E R Bee will hear examine and adjust all filed claims May 18 1940 at 9 A M in the County Court room Jefferson County Nebraska.
Mr. and Mrs. Chase Waggoner visited Lincoln on Monday. Mrs. Christie Seaman left Fairbury for Boulder Colorado to stay with her brother Will Clark and family for a couple of months.
Mr and Mrs Carl Ludington visited Sunday at the home of the former's brother and family in Barneston.
Mr and Mrs Charles Gaisford and their baby arrived last Saturday from Bethany Missouri to stay with Mrs Gaisfords parents Mr and Mrs Vester Carmichael during the cold spell. Charles has been laying bricks for Busbroom and Rouse on a post office building.
Mrs. Specht and daughter Alice took George Specht to Fairbury for medical access. He will stay with daughter Mrs. Vern Pickard while Mrs. Specht remains to care for him.
Marguerite Lemon thanks friends who sent cards and letters while she was in the hospital.
WANTED Man for established business in local territory. Real opportunity for ambitious man. No signers required. Car needed. S. F. Baker & Co., Keokuk, Iowa. 2.1.40.
The Schnuelle family expresses gratitude to friends who offered kindness and sympathy during their bereavement.
Rev. L. J. Wolff traveled to Sterling Nebraska on Tuesday to spend a couple of days at his parents home.
James Carmichae and the 3rd family spent Sunday with the home of Mr and Mrs Vester Carmichs, staying as guests of the couple.
Mrs. Hubert Filley and her young daughter Janet Ky rode the morning train Saturday returning to their Stamford Nebraska home.
Rev H H Pychens was laid up with a stomach ailment for two or three days last week but delivered a robust sermon in the pulpit Sunday morning.
Mrs. Ida Wood visited downtown last Saturday for the first time in weeks as she continues to recover from a throat affliction likely tied to flu.
Oil treated coal offered by Loken Aro of Oklahoma for delivery next week. Orders encouraged with contact at C. L. Geer Lhr and Coal, phone 153 02 Dijier, Nebraska.
Fred Starr writes from Cedar Falls Washington expressing concern over a foot of snow with drifted side roads and fear of more snow. He asks to tell old friends hello.
Mr and Mrs Adam Gretzinger of Steele City visited Diller last Saturday to view Dr Diehls sale and call on his aunt Mrs Cavett. Adam also stopped at the Record office during the afternoon.
Robert Maw, youngest son of Floyd and Mrs Maw, entered the navy last Saturday and left Monday for Beatrice and the Great Lakes training station near Chicago. Seven Diller young men are now in the navy, including three named Robert Patton, Robert Thompson, and Robert Maw, with many Roberrs still in Diller.
The Howard H. Pyche led Congregational Church reports improved Sunday School attendance. Next Sunday at 11 o clock the pastor will preach Increasing by Decreasing from John 3 30. Missionary meeting postponed indefinitely.
The 4th and 6th grades of Diller school with teacher Miss Sible visited the Record office in the afternoon to learn how the newspaper is printed. Visitors included Dean Moore Keith Baker Dwane Green Donna Jean Folkers Norma Lee Allen Faye Garrets Shireley Walker Craig Baker Peggy Ball.
The J N Club gathered Wednesday January 10 with all but two members present. Invited guest Mrs Ben Novotny attended while Mrs Pearl Novotny led the business in the president's absence. Prizes went to Mrs LaFern Hays Mrs Lucille Weers and Mrs Joe Hiatt. High pinochle scores belonged to Mrs Anna Champ and Mrs Lucille Weers. Lunch was served by Mrs Anna Hubka, and the group will meet with Mrs Keith Hays in February.
W H Clark pastor of the Methodist Church reports Sunday School at 10, preaching at 11 on the postponed Salt subject. Epworth League hosts mid winter institute all day Saturday at Blue Springs. Regular meeting Sunday 6 30 pm at the parsonage. Ellis Ladies Aid held an all day meeting at Mrs Hemphill home with strong turnout despite snow drifts. Rock Creek remains snow bound.
Rev L J Wolff pastor C L Hullman superintendent S S Sunday School at 9 30 English service at 10 45 noted for the parish near Diller Street.
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