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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 03, 1936
Page
5
Market snippet lists corrected Thur prices for wheat varieties and oats including No 1 and No 2 wheat with a price and date. Additional figures for oats and other grains appear, reflecting agricultural commodity quotes from the Diller market page.
S C Hutchinson offers all kinds of insurance. For sale about 500 square feet of 20 gauge galvanized iron at Shea Neb. Ralph Carpenter advertises. Diller Elevator Co lists Yellow corn, cats, barley, oil meal and tankage. O A Cooper Co and Chick starter products. Farmers Store notes store hours for Independence Day observance.
A sequence of anniversary observances listed by towns and dates. Jansen marks its 50th anniversary on July 29. Plymouth hosts events on Aug 56 7, Milligan on Aug 7 89, Hebron firemen on Aug 12, Diller’s 40th on Aug 14 15, Odell on Aug 18 19, Adams on Aug 21 22.
Esther and Evelyn Behrends stay a week with their sister’s family in Steele City. Asa Richardson and family spent Sunday with Henry Frisbie’s in Lincoln. Chas Waggoner and Nancy Robertson returned from Worthington Minnesota trip. Farmers use four wheel trailers with wagon boxes to haul wheat. Roscoe Colman expands mattress rebuilding business using a mobile setup.
Mr and Mrs Richard Mayborn of Fort Worth Texas visited ert rents and other relatives at is place over the weekend, departing Saturday.
Mrs. Calkins of Blue Springs visited her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Lee Calkins just south of town for a couple of weeks and returned to her home by automobile on Sunday morning.
Mrs Henry Hullman and her son Clarence drove Sunday to Falls City to visit her son and brother Eilert Hullman and family, returning home the same evening.
Rev Pyche and household effects arrive in Diller on Wednesday evening and are unloaded at the Green residence west of the church. Rev Pyche serves as Congregational minister.
Mrs. Hattie Diller of Fairbury travels to spend a week visiting her mother Mrs. Carrie Sparks her sister Mrs. Nellie Miller and other relatives in the area.
Mrs Wells Andrews traveled from Steele City on Wednesday to use her mother’s ironing equipment and perhaps aid Mrs Filley who is not as active as in former days.
Mr and Mrs D V Fanders and Gerald Friday motor to Peru Sunday to visit daughter and sister Gretchen at the summer school. They also traveled to Nebraska City and visited Arbor Lodge.
Mr and Mrs Everett Moore and family have relocated from Sulphur Springs Arkansas to occupy the P B Miller property in Diller. Mrs Moore was formerly Miss Fay Man. Mr Moore is a World War veteran.
The following relatives were entertained last Sunday at Mrs Sophie Mathias home: Mr and Mrs John L Redmond of Fairbury Miss Lena Schroder of Lincoln Miss S Merie Schroeder of Fresno California Mrs Roy Mathias and daughter Isabelle of Ellis Mrs Grace Fasnacht and four sons and her daughter Mrs Pearl Fletcher and two daughters.
Mr and Mrs Ernest Bergmeier welcome a seven pound daughter born Sunday June 5. Mr and Mrs LaVern Pickard moved their household from Farmers Store rooms to the J T Hendricks residence and plan summer residence with pets and appliances. Cavett and family toured to Geneva for a dinner honoring Jr Bixby. Geneva opens a new municipal swimming pool praised as modern and convenient. Mr and Mrs Geo B H Arnold report progress in their new home. Sundays heat caused poor driving conditions and evening bugs were plentiful prompting calls to screen automobiles against insects.
Last Thursday afternoon Mrs Emil DeBoer hosted a shower at her home with nineteen ladies three young ladies and seventeen children present. Refreshments of sandwiches cake and koolaid were served. A new threshing crew will be formed in the community this year as Gerd Henrichs Sr purchased a machine. The crew will include Henrichs sons and sons in law plus two other men. Visitors at the Joe LePoidevin home included Mrs Stotts from Washington and Mrs Roy Edgington with her two boys from Colorado. Wheat and oats cutting is nearly finished and neighbors stay busy. Burma Shave.
Harvest is in full sway in Shea as residents report active field work and new scholars attending Sunday school. Local changes include Mr Sam Friday of Iowa aiding with harvest and George Henrichs losing a horse’s leg while plowing. Visitors Tony Stolting and Mable Barber from Guide Rock Nebraska joined Lew Barber and family, with Miss Cane helping.
The Diller band performed on a new portable stand last Saturday night. The 16 by 24 foot platform sits on heavy trucks and lacks guard rails benches and lights. Poor lighting caused many bugs. the stand requires higher lights. There will be no concert at Diller Saturday evening. the band will instead perform at Steele City.
An analysis compares 0.82 billion and 12 billion dollars to help readers grasp federal obligations. It cites a Los Angeles Times figure: counting from 1 to 1,000,000 would take a man about a week, to reach a billion in nineteen years and three months, and to twelve billion about 215 years.
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