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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1937
Page
5
Notice for Western Homes Farms and Business for sale. Save money no commissions deal direct with owners. Buyers and Sellers Exchange box 545 Glenn O Pearce signs this notice.
A fragmented list mentions James Hays and Mrs Christie Seaman among others. Included are Nevis Beatrice Herman Sasse and Chicago figures with scattered city and state hints like Ogallala Nebraska and Heref Tex. The text likely records a ceremonial or commemorative roll call with varied locales.
I thank the many Diller friends who sent cards letters handkerchiefs and flowers during my illness. They brought cheer and encouragement. I am home still in bed but making a rapid recovery. Come to see us when Lin-
An advertisement touts Golden Glow as an all purpose coal for furnace heating and cook stoves. It claims even lasting dependable heat and invites readers to inquire about price and delivery.
C V Hemphill of near Ellis was a Diller visitor yesterday. Mrs Cavett has been quite big since Sunday fighting the m. Mr Schindler Sr was confined to his bed fore part of the nee suffering with asthma. Mr and Mrs G E Harris and daughters of near Beatrice were afternoon hosts at the Emerson home Sunday. Mrs Christie Seaman had dinner guests Thursday evening Scott Miller and family and Fred Clark and family. The Woman's Club will hold their anniversary tea at the home of Mrs George Riddle on Wednesday afternoon February old at 2 30. Rodger Babcock four year old grandson of Mr and Mrs R E Colman of Lincoln is in St Elizabeth hospital recovering from an appendicitis operation.
Beatrice piano tuner Arthur Floyd is slowly recovering from injuries sustained in an auto crash near Cortland. He left the hospital several days ago.
Sun reports Lyle Hood of the state house in Lincoln is on a vacation trip to Mexico. He is the son of Chas. Hood at Beatrice, formerly living nearby.
Mr and Mrs R Fagenbust and family of Endicott plus Mrs Emerson visited Mr and Mrs F Robinson near Beatrice where the Fagenbust grandparents and Emerson parents are spending the winter. They were all well after a brief flu illness.
Mrs. Gertrude Henrichs left Fairbury for Ogallala where she holds a government post. Her mother Mrs Loock followed this week to join her. Made line Henrichs, previously at Lincoln schools, will move to Ogallala. The Loock subscription to the Record began in 1887 and continues.
The Albert Leaper family faced flu illness with Bell catching it first and passing it to her father Albert who then recovered. Bell also fell ill again before all members began to get better. Albert Leaper suffers from a strained condition in his hands causing drawing and discomfort.
The Diller Woman's Club met January 20 with Mrs. Francis Clark and Mrs. Kae assisting. Mrs. Carence Steffen led a program on religions of the world, Mrs. Cavett spoke on Christian religion, and hymns were sung by the group. Mrs. Steffen discussed non Christian faiths abroad while Bible pictures were shown and a sacred solo was performed. A luncheon followed.
Dorcas class of the Methodist church met January 21 in the church parlors. Mrs Keith Hays presided as roll call prompted short talks on famous Spee of Nebraska. Officers elected included Mesdames Moser Keith Hays Viers and Fanders. Mrs Sinkey joined as member with a memory puzzle on Nebraska towns and counties. A refreshment course followed with hostesses Mesdames Fanders Cavett Beck Champ.
Report from Fairbury last Thursday night notes a lively yes sir gathering. Catholic church women served a cafeteria style dinner while Omaha tribe provided entertainment and men at the tables smoked. Local attendees included Pee Faun Harry Wa Job Conner John Francis Clark Dede J Smith Diller and R W Green.
Nebraska's George Norris, aging senator, marks 75 with a sharp rebuke of the Supreme Court as out of touch. He argues an elder on the bench should keep dignity and silence on politics, contrasting with recent partisan critique.
The group voted down a $106 000 bid to supply electricity in competition with the local power and light company. Commentators critique the saying about a prophet and his honor, while Robert Funni of Detroit petitions the court to change his name to Robert Howard.
Creditors must present and file claims by May 6 1937 and debts are payable by January 8 1938. County Court will meet May 7 1937 at 9:00 A M to examine hear and adjust all filed claims. E R Bee County Judge dated January 8 1937.
The administrators have filed a final account and petition for final settlement and discharge. The hearing before the Jefferson County Court is set for February 15, 1937 at 9:00 A.M. to determine heirs at law. E. R. Bee, County Judge, Jan 19, 1937.
Rain & Rain attorneys announce in the County Court of Jefferson County Neb that creditors of the estate of Henry Weers deceased must file claims. A claim hearing is set for May 71st 1937 at 9:00 A M in the County Court room to receive examine hear and allow or adjust all duly filed claims. Dated January 22 1937. E R Bee Feb 12.
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