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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1936
Page
5
A fragmented market update lists items such as Cream Eggs Hens heavy and light Roosters with unclear values. The garbled text mentions springs and a date line of Ay 10 15 and a price snippet £ 3, reflecting an uncertain market entry.
For sale notices include a young cow fresh August 1st from E. Anderson S.C. Hutchinson and A. Cooper Co selling corn, ground barley, yellow corn, oats, barley, oil meal and tankage. Also piano tuner A J Floyd advertised and Diller Elevator Co promoting feed products. Insurance by O A Cooper? and Dr Ellis residence contact.
Trade ad listing quantities and product types including corn chop chick scratch and developer scraps for poultry feeding from Fatmer Q A Cooper Co.
Expresses gratitude to friends for flowers cards and letters during recent illness signed Mrs Roy Roelfs.
Petition filed to appoint J. Smith Diller as administrator of the estate of Vinnie E Fry also known as Minnie E Fry, deceased. Hearing set for August 4, 1936 at 9:00 A M before County Judge E. R. Bee in Jefferson County Nebraska.
Neighboring towns set summer picnic dates with local groups. Chester Firemen host July 23 to 25. Barneston old settlers July 29 to 30. Jansen marks 50th anniversary July 29 to 31. Plymouth shows August 5 to 7. Milligan August 7 to 9. Hebron Firemen August 12. Diller 40th annual August 14 to 15. Odell August 18 to 19. Adams August 21 to 22.
The local column notes Hutchinson enjoying ale and farm news near Gladstone while Miss Gretchen Fanders returns from Peru study to her aunt’s home. Weekend visits include Mollie Hays in Lehanon Nebr and the Wymore band schedule July 23–31 with Band Stand painted for better appeal. Dr Viers and Serenus fetch Rachel from summer school. several Beatrice relatives visit relatives in Beatrice. a Nebraska wheat movement prompts the Endicott branch run between Fairmont and Wymore.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bowers and family spent Thursday night with Dtter relatives and returned home to Palisade Nebraska on Friday. Harold's mother Mrs James Pickard accompanied them and will visit several weeks at their home.
The library remains open during hot days inviting visitors to borrow books. A children's story hour runs every Tuesday at 10 o clock starting next Tuesday. A Handiwork class for girls meets every Wednesday at 10 o clock starting next Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs A Richardson were Fairbury callers Tuesday. Keith Johnson left for Beatrice to work at Beatrice Creamery. Loretta Wiemers returned home after visiting Jake Lottman and family. Mrs Paul Renz sought recovery in Beatrice with her parents Henry Polfus. Mr and Mrs R J Williamson and son Robert visited in Sioux Falls, South Dakota, with the Carrico family.
Wheat in the Beatrice region shows strong yields with a 20 acre field averaging 16 bushels per acre, Ray Lamb reports father W. J. Lamb eight miles west of Beatrice notes excellent grain quality. Visitors Clella Vaughn of Odell was granted a divorce from Durand Vaughn in district court with Sailing restored as her maiden name.
Mr and Mrs Raleigh Bell and their daughter Sue Ann of Lincoln left Fairbury for Colorado Springs. A card from Raleigh to his mother Mrs H A Bell says they are enjoying cool weather. Also listed are Mrs Bell's father F L Spear and his wife who accompanied them on the trip.
Fire in a hollow maple tree at the A. L. Green home was found about midnight Saturday. Carson Green tested the area and concluded the sun’s heat ignited rotted wood inside. he cooled the smoldering site with a stream of water.
Miss Gladys Hays daughter of Mr and Mrs Newton Hays and Edward Bond son of Mr and Mrs Ed Bond formerly of Lanhamy vicinity were united in marriage at the Methodist parsonage Marysville Kansas on Wednesday June 24. Mrs Bond has taught in rural schools and is a Diller High School graduate of 1928. They will live on a farm one mile south and one mile east of Odella and many friends wish them happiness.
A new supply of Federal Bait allows farmers to obtain needed amounts at 20 cents per hundred, with prior limits removed. Bait is mixed at the County Shop in Fairbury and available for pickup by communities, urging cooperative eradication of grasshoppers while conserving forage for livestock this winter.
Rev L J Wolff and Co L Hullman announce Sunday school at 9 30 English services at 10 30 Luther League and a semi annual congregational meeting after services in the morning.
Congregational Church announces Sunday School at 10 A M followed by the morning service at 11 with the topic Vision Translated into Life The evening worship is in the park at 5 P M You are invited to worship with us.
Rev H H ne Mrs Ray Lamb superintendent announce Sunday school at 10 oclock No morning worship Epworth League at 2 PM Rev Drew to speak to the League and at the Park services at 8 PM All are invited to attend
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