Beatrice Visitors Chas Waggoner and Lon Snyder
Chas. Waggoner and Lon Snyder were business callers at Beatrice Wednesday.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1937
Page
5
Chas. Waggoner and Lon Snyder were business callers at Beatrice Wednesday.
An advertisement offers a nearly new International 14 H gas kerosene engine and pump jack for sale. It also promotes a library deal from the Magnificent University Library with 25 volumes and 422 celebrated authors available to World-Herald readers at a gift price. See the World-Herald today for details.
Notice to all interested in the estate of John F. Meyer deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska that a petition to appoint Rona Meyer as administratrix has been filed. Hearing set for July 10 1937 at 9 o clock A M. Dated June 16 1937 County Judge O R Bee 72 Seal
All stores will close Monday July 5 at 10 o clock for balance of Allen Cash Market Clark's Store Farmer's Long's Store.
Fragmentary note discusses glass wool and glass bricks as materials for art or architecture. Mention of silk-like textures and potential decorative uses appears, but details and context are unclear.
Mrs. Mattie Long is on night shift at Lynch's Hospital in Fairfield, currently serving patients during the overnight hours.
Dick and Darrell Beckwith take over the paper route from Neal Andrews who moved with his parents to Superior this week.
C L Geer Lumber and Coal offers ready built hay and grain tire wagons at reasonable prices in Ditier Nebraska. Contact phone 153.02 for details.
Mr and Mrs Howard Moore and family from Orion Kansas called on Mrs Grace Fasnacht at her home during the past week ending Sunday and spent an afternoon social visit.
Claude Cavett asks to change his address from Clarmont to Grand Prairie Alberta where he will teach next year. The Clarmont location has been sold to a farmer and moved away.
We express gratitude to the members of the Diller band and to Mr. and Mrs. Jas Vonasek for their support and participation.
Mr and Mrs Jesse McKibben and their children from Arlie Oregon visited the home of Mrs James Emerson over the weekend. Mrs McKibben is Emerson’s cousin. This marked their first visit in 42 years before they headed to Beatrice to see relatives.
The Happy Homemakers Club plans a Thursday July 8 meeting at 2 p.m. at the Library. All girls over 12 may join. Mrs. D V Fanders is assistant.
George W Welk lies at a naval hospital after fainting at the Capitol last week due to indigestion. He is under medical care and listed in stable condition.
Mrs Hazel and her daughter Cleo traveled to Superior on Tuesday to help the Andrews family settle into a new home. They expect to return home on Saturday.
Walter Ba-wee, pastor at Pauls Luther an Church in Plymouth for seven years, resigns his pastorate and plans to move to a farm near Stanton, Nebraska.
C L Geer announces a big sacrifice sale of lumber steel posts stanchions and many other articles at his lumber and coal yard reinforced by contact details.
Birthday party for June Wolken marked her fifth birthday with a group of young friends on Tuesday afternoon. Games were played and refreshments of ice cream and cake were served for Wendell Hughes Evelyn Hughes Dona Rae Staley Jackie Darling Beverly Darling Richard Kuper June Wolken and Gary Lee Wolken at Hollenberg and Steele City locales.
Mrs. Albers hosts a Wednesday gathering with nine members three visitors and seven children. Edna Weaver wins high score Florence Richardson second. Visitors include Mrs. Howard Peters Sylvia Sible and Mrs. Harvey Garrels. Luncheon served. Mrs. Guy Learned invites members to meet July 15. Happy Hour Club meets at Margret’s.
Mrs. Hilder barely saved her home when a garage fire broke out as she prepared to bring Mr. Hilder a drink. Neighbors rushed to assist after she doused the flames with water. A tree snake prompted Mrs. Fred Novotny to call for help while hanging clothes.
The article invites all to join services marking the Fourth of July on Sunday with a morning lesson on national inheritance and a sermon at 8 PM in the park. Pastor's theme at 11 AM is Our Inheritance and What Are We Doing With It. Rev Wolff will deliver the message and music is planned for the occasion.
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