Water shutoff for unpaid bills after the 20th by village board
Consumers with unpaid water bills face meter shutoffs if not paid by the 20th. By Order of Village Board.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1936
Page
1
Consumers with unpaid water bills face meter shutoffs if not paid by the 20th. By Order of Village Board.
Mr and Mrs L M Cavett departed Saturday for Colorado Wyoming and western Nebraska on a two week vacation trip to enjoy sightseeing and new scenery across multiple states.
Mr and Mrs A O Richardson spent Sunday at the home of their friends Mr and Mrs G D Yearsly and family near Syracuse Nebraska.
Hollis Limprecht of Lincoln is visiting his uncle Willis Clark and aunt near Diller. He plans to see more relatives and friends before returning home.
Floyd O Bryan of Beatrice pleads not guilty before County Judge Leslie H Noble as preliminary hearing set for July 23 over the fatal shooting of Troy Pigg.
Dr and Mrs Claude Ellis and Mrs Will Bolender of Blue Springs Nebraska left Monday for Cherokee Iowa to attend the funeral of Mrs Gordon Warburton a cousin of the Ellis and Bolender families. They returned home yesterday.
Roy Patton's truck carried kitten ball players from Diller and their rooters to the game. The score was 8-1 for the boys and 5-9 for the girls. Ellis will play at Diller this Friday evening on the kittenball diamond.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Grone and Mrs Violet Kunecke and Harold drove last Friday to Willisea Iowa and visited until Sunday morning with the former's niece Mrs Frank C King and family. They returned to Auburn Nebraska Sunday morning to visit with an old neighbor Mrs Ollie Armsted returning to Diller Sunday evening. They were accompanied to Villisca by Mr Grone's sister Mrs Augusta Nippert who will spend the summer there.
Erland Nelson 43 president of Dana College Blair and brother of A J Nelson former Diller schools superintendent was critically injured when a car fell on him during home repairs Friday evening. He was found dazed by his wife. condition later reported greatly improved and favorable.
The Junior Woman's Club met on Thursday evening July 9 at Marion Diller's home to discuss handiwork. Members worked on hand sewing, quilting and related crafts, with games by Gladys Lottman and refreshments served by Irene Hill. The next meeting will be with Miller on July 23 and members are asked to bring a sample of their favorite hobby.
George Benjamin Pearce born White House Ohio November 18 1845 died July 14 1936 at the Masonic Home Plattsmouth Nebraska age 90 years 7 months 26 days He was a Mason since 1870 at Wilton Jettowa later joined Diller Lodge November 22 1904 oldest member at death Entered Home September 1929 He return to Diller for picnics and reunions Brother of Frank T Pearce founder of the Diller Record Survived by three sons Lucilla Elmer Benford and four daughters Hazel Opal Mildred Cleo Funeral held in Plattsmouth and body laid to rest.
The University of Nebraska student and former local pastor will preach at the park union services Sunday evening. Friends look forward to his friendly and interesting message and anticipate a worthwhile gathering.
Mrs Herman Albers and her sons from Beatrice along with Mrs Henry Frisbie of Lincoln and Mrs Harold Moore with her son near Salobinty returned last Thursday from Ogema Wisconsin where the two Frisbie sisters visited their sister Mrs Frank Frisbie and family and the parents of the latter Mrs Will Frisbie and Mr Frisbie.
Ira Casper and his wife and baby daughter returned Saturday from Detroit where he had gone to seek employment. He says work is slack in the automobile factories now as they install new machinery for producing the new 37s. He expects to return in the near future.
Harry King who aided in caring for his father in law Mr Oaks returns to Beatrice on Wednesday morning and is replaced by Mr and Mrs Roy Diller who now care for him. Mr Oaks condition remains about the same.
Mr and Mrs S L Learned and family paused Wednesday at the home of his brother Mr and Mrs Guy Learned while enroute to Kankakee Hil from visiting relatives in Denver Colo and Edison Nebr selection.
Miss Wealthy Fasnacht accompanied her sister to the home of Mr Ruyle in Beatrice. Hales and Pocaake noted their return to Diller that same evening.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hiatt and daughter Lois of Lincoln visited their mother and grandmother Mrs S M Hughes. Mrs Cleve Hiatt and daughter Orpha Lee of Hebron were also Sunday guests at the same home.
The article notes Oliver Diehl underwent surgery at Odell Hospital for a ruptured appendix with Drs. Rice and Diehl. A Lincoln nurse aided, and Mrs W Steffernsmeyer assisted. It lists several local residents needing care for injuries or illnesses, with mixed recovery progress.
Hays families gathered at Chautauqua Park Beatrice for the annual reunion. A noon basket dinner followed by visiting, ball games and horseshoes. Attendees include Mrs Brown and family of Wyoming Mr and Mrs Ralva Luteavish Omaha Neb Mrs Jennie Pasco and Lulu and others from Tecumseh Lincoln Sions City Holmes ville Diller and Odell among present attendees.
York Nebraska station KGBZ returns to air Tuesday after a week of silence. Dr George R Miller owner wins permission to continue broadcasting while awaiting a DC city court of appeals decision on KMA time allocations following FCC action.
Mrs Adeline Kennedy and family travel from Nebraska to Pittsburg Kansas for a week with relatives. They inspect Topeka landmarks and seek a greeting from Alfred Landon but depart after a long wait. The group visits Joplin Noel and Neoska and Southwest City near a tri state monument before returning home via Kansas City and St. Joseph.
Edmonton reports a newborn boy born to Mrs Fred Sadonek of Wasel with the heart exposed through the chest wall. Doctors weighed graft options including an artificial chest wall but the infant died after three days. The case raised questions about possible surgical repair.
Local column reports neighbors involved in threshing duties including Vester Carmichael of Diller and Mrs. Rose Chancellor with daughter Wilma helping. Visitors from Beatrice and Athél arrive, Jack Barber joins Boy Scouts, and camp attendance in Topeka is noted. Sickness affects several residents and hot weather plus grasshoppers threaten crops.
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