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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1941
Page
5
Corrected every Thursday the Diller markets list grain and livestock prices. Wheat and corn varieties appear with fees and egg and poultry values noted. Hog prices are stated as $10.50 with grain market data supplied by Black Brothers.
Robert Patton notes heavy Atlantic rains causing gully washers but little impact on the big pond compared with Indian Creek. Gospel meetings are held at City Hall each night except Monday and Saturday at 8 15 p.m. The public is cordially invited, Misses L House and B Rizor.
Clyde Colman came from the Pawnee City CCC camp to spend the weekend with his parents Mr and Mrs Ross Colman and to visit his school friend Robert Patton of the US Navy who arrived last Friday morning.
Advert reads house for sale for old lumber due to flood damage with bids via Will Green and Vera Ball. It lists summer picnic dates for Steele City Barneston Jansen Diller Plymouth with radio program times on kfbi and kfab broadcasting Dr Michelson’s Heb rew Christian Hour proclaiming Jesus the Light of the World.
County Court of Jefferson Nebraska notices probate of the last will of Guy Bernard Cassell deceased. Petition seeks appointment of Mary Cassell as executrix with hearing set for July 19 1941 at 10 o clock A M. Dated June 18 1941 Samuel Gallamore County Judge.
Denney and Denney attorneys notify creditors of the estate of Henry W F Schuette that claims must be filed by October 27 1941. Samuel Galismore County Judge will hear and adjust claims October 28 1941 at 10 A M in the County Court room. Published July 3 and July 17 1941.
Roby Grits and his friend Clifford Sof from Oakland Nebraska spent Sunday in the Grits residence.
Misses Dorothy and Edith Reedy of Wymore have been visiting their grandmother Mrs. Clera Miller.
Elville Schipper and his wife Lee Ball have moved to housekeeping in the Drexler residence located in the town's western section.
Scott Miller Jr. returned home from Hastings to spend the weekend with his parents and other relatives and friends.
Mrs Robertson and her daughter Lelia traveled with Mr and Mrs Chas Waggoner to Fairbury yesterday for a summer shopping outing.
Mr and Mrs J L Kiser of Lincoln and their two grandchildren Leslie and Frances Kiser of Sioux City Iowa spent the Fourth with Mrs Calander.
Miss Alice Line a Chicago teacher spent the weekend at her mother Mrs Jennie Line’s home north of town She is attending classes at the University of Nebraska summer school in Lincoln during vacation and will return to Chicago next week.
Dick Close comes home the evening of the 3d to spend the 4th with his parents. He is back on the Burlington weed mower after assisting an extra gang in getting the tracks in shape following the June 8 flood.
Mr and Mrs Ellis Sloane and family with daughter Mrs Bert Haist of Crete traveled to Diller for a Thursday evening show. They remained overnight to spend the 4th with their daughter and sister Mrs Lorren Stephens and family.
Mrs Kreps and sons Harold and Forrest Kreps with baby visit Den ver Colorado. Mrs Merrit of Auburn and Miss Ballard of Beatrice join Mrs Lamb and family and Mrs Ballard at their home. Kreps and Ballard sisters are related through Mrs Ballard.
Margie Ann, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gerd Henrichs Jr, was baptized Sunday by Reverend Wolff. A dinner followed for Mr and Mrs Henry Saathoff and families, Mr and Mrs John Weber and families, Mr and Mrs Gerd Henrichs Sr and Carl, and Henry Henrichs at the Gerd Henrichs Jr home.
Sunday Mrs Marie Schmidt and two children Charley Schneider and Clarence and Alice Henrichs motored to Wahoo to look after Mrs Schmidt's farm interests. Ed McCune has been plowing corn for his son Orville three miles east of Odell. He reports corn doing fine all the way from Diller to Odell. So are the chinch bugs.
Mrs Ada Lauder, her daughter Lu Ano, Ruth Allen of Topeka, and Corporal Dean of Birmingham Alabama visiting Fort Riley stationed at Junction City Kansas came to Ira Place Sunday to take little Tommy Allen back to Topeka.
Mrs Will Green and daughter Mrs Cleo Patton accompanied Mr and Mrs Arthur Gormley of Beatrice to Little Rock Arkansas last Thursday. All returned Monday evening except Mrs Patton who remained with her husband. The Gormleys have one son and two sons in camp Robinson.
The Misses Beulah Mae and Elvera Saathoff returned from Bremen Kansas where they stayed with their aunt and uncle Mrs. and Mrs. Louie Leasberg. Mr. and Mrs. Saathoff move back into their residence east of the park, driven from it by the flood on June 8.
Neal Diller his wife and two children arrived from Chicago the morning of the fourth and stayed through Sunday at the home of Neal Diller's father J. Smith Diller. Miss Julia Diller who had been visiting at her brother's home accompanied them home. The visitors enjoyed the cool Fourth and a harvest field outing at Max Logan's Saturday.
Mrs Mary Sandman and her son Clinton with friend Bill Easter of Denver visited Mr and Mrs Leo Snyder in Diller for the Fourth. They left Saturday towing a car left here last spring after a tour of southern states. Dale Sandman is in Los Angeles earning 38 dollars weekly in a defense plant.
A July 4 gathering at Chautauqua park Beatrice linked Lucille Barnett and Allen Balderson after their marriage two to three years ago. Attendees included C. C. Barnett and daughters, and Balderson Sr. with his children. Mr and Mrs Allen Balderson reside in Manhattan Illinois and drove in for the celebration.
Readable notes praise Mrs Henry Weers for her flower gardens in the western part of town. The article mentions a pair of old garden flowers on her property.
Donald Engelman Robert Hiatt and Lloyd Lamb arrived home Saturday evening to spend Sunday with their parents. The boys are employed at the Seama and Lawn farm of Dewitt and Tobias and reported excellent crops at these places.
The Congregational Church led by Minister Robert D Hall and Superintendent Mrs Earl Weigel lists 10 AM Sunday School 11 AM quarterly communion following Vacation Bible School. At 8 PM the Young People Society meets at Isaac and Mrs Saylor home with songs praising Christian spirit. This week marks Isaac Saylor 91st birthday.
Sunday School at 9:00, English service 10:00, Luther League 8:00. July 17 Ladies Aid, July 20 picnic at Beatrice park for Young People from Lanham, Hanover and State Line. Message on summer attendance and devotion to divine fellowship.
W H Clark pastor and Mrs Ray Lamb invite parishioners to Methodist Church for Sunday School at 8 S Sept 10 A M services and related activities.
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