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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1940
Page
3
A local banking notice confirms Diller State Bank remains a member of the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. The corin area details and related assurances are noted in the brief item.
Jefferson County Nebraska notices a tax sale of parcels in Diller Reynolds and Reynolds towns with multiple named properties. It also lists marriage petitions for several individuals and unknown parties, requiring answers by November 26, 1940.
Two scientists examined 490 house flies and found the average fly carries over a million germs. The brief note highlights germ-carrying potential observed in common house flies.
Water users are asked to save water and refrain from watering during the dry weather to ensure proper fire protection. John Clausyn, Chairman. C. BE. Wagywoner, Clerk.
A sequence of upcoming town festivals and county fairs listed by date across Steele City Barrneston Jansen Wymore Burlington Plymouth Diller Swanton and Fairbury. Notable events include the Fairbury Band Festival on August 25 and the County Fair spanning September 18 to 20.
Mr and Mrs LaVira Pickard and children visited from Faarbury Saturday afternoon. Miss Margaret Duls spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs PD V Fandersa and returned to Lincoln Sunday evening.
Mrs Adam Groevinger and her daughter Bernice hosted a Sunday evening gathering with refreshments including Mara Bars. The event was attended by Mr and Mrs Cavett.
Mr and Mrs Wu Amos and their daughter travel with Mr and Mrs Howard Petera of Karrbury to Onaha Monday. Rev Cand Mrs Clark’s daughter speaks of Em erwin of Abossia visiting. Families from Lincoln and Hubbell journey to Lincoln Kiadoyo for a harvest work search in Yankton South Dakota and Canada following the harvest.
Mr and Mrs Fred Scheele living between Hoodicott and Steele City brought their young son to Diller Saturday evening to see the doctor. The boy fell off a foot Saturday afternoon and it is feared his arm is broken. The injury proved to be severe.
Scott Misler began work as assistant to flying instructor Gene Lawrence at the Fairbury airport. He is among fifteen students selected for training and has logged seven hours toward his event. Aviation interests him as a future field.
Mr and Mrs Alvin Hirsch and family traveled from Powhattan Kansas to visit relatives in Diller and nearby, returning Saturday with their niece Miss Betty Torey of Fairbury along. Alvin was sidelined by carbuncles on his arm. Herman De Vries and sisters Mrs Hinnah Kunter and Mrs Gee Keostant with children left for home in Brooks South Dakota after a week with Mrs John Lottman in Diller. DeVries last visited Diller in 1913 and is a carpenter by trade.
Mrs. Freda Patton and her daughters Helen Edith and Maxine and son Gordon traveled from Sinesla last Friday for a visiting trip. They went to Chester to see the Cecil Ellis family then to Byron to visit other relatives and later to Diller before returning to Lincoln Sunday evening.
Pastor Howard H Pyche leads morning worship at 11 AM with a sermon titled Have We Forgotten To Be Union Member The Sunday Union service begins at 8 PM with the pastor delivering the message Attendance is encouraged for the winter record You are invited to all services at the church
Rev L J Wolff Pastor C L Hullman Supt S S Sunday School 9 00 English Services 10 09 moved half hour earlier now through September first Choir rehearsal in Hanover at 8 00 volunteers for basement work in Diller to be called next week
The notice invites all to the joint event with Ellis Church next Sunday at 8 P M. Dr Huntington will supervise reports and welcomes attendance from the official board and general members alike.
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