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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1936
Page
5
The fragment lists various farm goods and prices by Diller Markets with items such as heavy hens springs cream kegs and related notes. It shows corrected Thursday entries and monetary figures like 2.5 and 4 08, indicating unit values and measurements for animal and dairy products.
Diller Elevator Co offers sale of yellow corn oats barley oil meal and tankage. Local buyers invited to contact the company for quantities pricing and delivery options.
Hartigan and Skultery attorneys for the estate of Andrew H Colman notify Jefferson County Nebraska court residents that the executor has filed a final account and a petition for final settlement and heirs at law determination. Hearing set for July 31 1936 at 9:00 A M. Residents may appear to contest. June 20 1936. (Seal) 6-24-1936 E R Bee County Judge.
Mias Racheliers from Pera tos spent the fourth at home with Rav e Coleman and family of Lineyin. Herman Sasse injured his arm by a disc this week. Mrs S Bo Vere and brother Jon Drake visited Red Cloud for the fourth with relatives Mr Catt Stange and Mrs Griswold. The Griswolds' granddaughters Bessie and Blanche Reed. Carl Sandman from Grand Junction arrived last week then left with his wife and son Gerald for Knoxville Tennessee where he has a job awaiting him.
Mrs Adaline Kennedy and two sons with Mrs Effie Clark and daughter Carolynn left Monday in the former’s car for Pittsburg Kansas to visit relatives.
Mr. Howard Schultz of Polk Nebraska stopped here for a few hours Thursday to visit his aunt Mrs Ida Wood and other relatives. He was en route to Hanover to visit his grandmother. L Raymond and family of Lincoln spent Sunday at the home of his mother Mrs Isabella Raymond, and were accompanied back to the city by his sister Flossie who is in summer school at the State University.
Mr and Mrs Guy Learned returned Tuesday from Denver where they attended a reunion of Mr Learned's family the first assembly in years. They noted extreme heat and scorched crops along the route. Also visiting were Mr Hobes and family from near Los Angeles en route home from Detroit with a new Buick.
Serenus Viers returns from a farming stint at his uncle's in Kansas Alvin Stahl's wheat yields 20 bushels per acre. Ruth Meyers and Grace Meyers of Lincoln visit relatives. Raleigh Bell and daughter visit H A Bell family. Wily Close and family from Wayne, Kansas spend the Fourth with Harry Close and kin.
Mr c and Mrs Findling of Ellis were visitors in Diller Thursday evening. Baby Findling has had a siege of whooping cough.
Mr and Mrs Robert Beckwith and Ralph Beckwith arrived from Guiaha on Saturday to spend the holiday with their parents Mr and Mrs How Beckwith in residence.
Mrs Pearl Tincher and her son Billy visit Odell to see his parents. Billy suffers an inflammatory rheumatism attack and is expected to have his tonsils removed as soon as possible.
Mrs Grace Fasnacht and her three youngest sons enjoyed a picnic supper at Riverside park in Beatrice with her sister in law Mrs Pearl Brown. They returned home in the evening.
Mrs Madden Thella and Keith Mrs Fry and daughter Maxine drove to Odell hospital to see sick neighbors Mrs Roy Roelfs and Mrs Harry Walker who had operations last week. They report both recovering well and expected to return home in a few days.
Mrs Ruth Pickard gave a miscellaneous shower for Kathryn Johnson Sutton on Wednesday afternoon July 1. Several games were played with prizes awarded to Mrs Emma Emerson Mrs Frances Broadstone and Mrs Nicholson. A charity lunch and favors followed. Mrs Pickard was assisted by Mrs Norma Stahl and Mrs Pearl Fletcher.
Bank report for Diller State Bank Char 778 shows assets totaling 227,783.50 with loans 65,835.10, bonds 108, XXX, real estate 3,300, cash 6,500, and other items. Liabilities include capital stock 10,000, surplus 3,000, undivided profits 1,906.52, deposits 72,752.98, time deposits 76,109.63, savings 41,736.76, and cashier checks 278.60. Mayborn as cashier attests the accuracy. notarized July 6, 1936.
Neighboring towns announce picnic dates and anniversaries. Barneston holds a July 29 30 event for old settlers, Jansen hosts a July 29 30 31 anniversary, Plymouth shows August 56.7, Milligan August 7 8 9, Hebron firemen gathering August 12, Diller 40th annual August 14 15, Odell August 18 19, Adams August 21 22.
Rev L J Wolff pastor and L Hutlman superintendent announce Sunday school at 9 30 English services 10 30 German services 11 15 Our semi annual congregational meeting will be held July 19 Sunday morning after services
Rev. H H Pyche will lead Sunday School at 10 AM with Mrs Earl Weigel supervising. The preaching topic is The Good Fight of Faith at 1 PM. Evening service in the park at 8:30 PM invites all to worship.
Rev H H Proett pastor Mrs Ray Lamb reports Sunday school at 10 o clock morning worship canceled due to pastor’s absence. Evening services at park clock. Epworth League to meet at 7 PM for Matt 6 discussion. There are more words in a lie than in the truth.
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