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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1935
Page
5
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Mrs Lula Sibley of Beatrice has been visiting her mother and father Mr and Mrs Theo Neese at this place for a couple of weeks.
Mrs Beulah Andelt and her children arrive from Dorchester to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Sam Thompson at their home.
The ladies aid of the Congregational church held a quilting session at the annex starting at 7 o clock in the morning yesterday.
Mr and Mrs Steffensmeyer and Oliver Diehl of Lincoln were guests at the home of their father Dr O C Diehl in this city last Sunday.
Miss Helen Green visited the Diller family on Wednesday evening arriving from Fremont. She stayed at the home of her brother Rex Green and his family.
Hubert Filley Dean Barbe and Rev Harris fished the Little Blue at Steele City Wednesday night and returned with three large and three small bass.
Mr and Mrs George Arnold visited Dille on Wednesday evening to consult Dr Diehl about their son who had a relapse after mumps and ran away before recovering.
Rex Green Ed McCune Happy Garells and Green traveled to Washington Kansas on Thursday for the Diamond Jubilee celebration and to gather home pointers from the event.
Esther Malchow left on an early train from her home eight miles north of Diller to St. Louis Missouri for a convention of the International Walton League of the Lutheran church. She represents the Lutheran church.
Mr and Mrs J E Hayworth of Omaha visited Diller on Wednesday and called at the office. Johnnie Hayworth is a nephew of Isaac and Mrs Saylor. The family recalls Johnnie as a small boy in Thomas county Kansas around 1885 and they expect to attend the Diller picnic on the first day.
Mrs A T Phelps sustained two broken ribs in a Friday morning fall at her home in Steele City. Dr TN Morgan responded immediately and Mrs Lena for, Mrs Peel were asked to provide care as bed rest becomes necessary.
Dr Viers and family returned Friday evening from a trip to Red Cloud where they have relatives. Mr and Mrs Raleigh Bell and daughter Sue Ann of Lincoln were guests at the H A Bell home over the week end.
Mr Harve Pittenger of Lincoln spent two or three days last week in the area to look after interests in his farm west of Diller.
Miss Flossie Raymond left on the early Wednesday train for Lincoln where she will spend a few days visiting relatives.
B. W. McLucas a lumberman and Luther Bonham a banker from Fairbury have left for a trip to Germany and other European countries.
Charley Reinhart an old resident and mail carrier of this place now living at Lincoln was on the streets of Diller Saturday visiting friends.
Rev. and Mrs. Harris and their children of Falls City Nebraska visited last Sunday afternoon and are staying at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Viers as guests.
J. W. McDonnell will again enter business in Fairbury by purchasing an interest in the Ballard ladies ready to wear store located on the east side of the square.
Mrs Fred Frisbie left Friday evening by Burlington from here to Brighton Colorado to visit the home of Mr and Mrs Dever ale and meet their new granddaughter who arrived recently.
An advertising note promotes a package deal for several magazines and newspapers. It lists Mc Calla, Pictorial Review, Good Stories, Farm Journal at one year each and the Omaha Bee News subscription with three months daily and Sunday for two dollars. The offer focuses on Nebraska and Iowa routes.
Mr and Mrs Geo Kimmel of Fairbury visited Diller last Saturday afternoon. The Kimmels once lived there. Mr Kimmel was called to open the safe at the high school building. They were pleasant callers at the office.
Mr and Mrs Roy McCune and son Roe traveled from Lincoln on Sunday to spend the day with Roys parents Mr and Mrs E E McCune. They returned to Lincoln in the evening. Richard who had been visiting his grandparents went home and Roe remained for a longer visit.
Mrs. S. C. Moser left Sunday forenoon by bus from Wymore to Wichita where she met a brother from Oxford. They traveled to Wellington to meet another brother from California and then to Oxford for a family reunion. She expects to be away about 19 days.
Rail service returns to the Republican valley as 200 miles of track were repaired after floods. Trains, including No 14 eastbound which arrived late, faced delays of six hours and more. Superior to the Colorado line sees track realignment restoring normal schedules.
Mr and Mrs Earl Atkinson traveled from Diller to Pittsburg Pennsylvania to dispose of personal property stored there.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Green and family visited Crete on Sunday for a day picnic with Mr. and Mrs. Volney, Raymond, and family from Lincoln who were camping at Horkey Park.
Burglars gained entry through a rear window at the Fairbury Farmers Union Creamery station last Thursday night and escaped with cash between 75 and 100 dollars and several checks.
Washington Kansas hosts the Washington County Diamond Jubilee midweek to celebrate the 75th birthday anniversary of the city plotting and county settlement. The event runs Wednesday through Friday with community ceremonies and local observances.
All Fouts children gathered at Diller to spend the day with their mother and grandmother Mrs. Eliza beth Fouts and enjoy a meal reminiscent of childhood. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Fouts with family of Seward, Mr. and Mrs Henry Fouts of Lincoln, Miss Averil Fouts of Spokane Washington, Mrs. J E Woodring and two sons of Hudson South Dakota, and Mr. and Mrs J A Fouts of Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
J Smith Diller and C L Waggoner traveled from Wahoo Nebraska to Milbank South Dakota viewing corn progress and reports. They brought back samples of oats rye wheat flax and grass for display at the citizen's bank building. Grain appears fine though expected yield is poor due to rust. visitors met Mr Cornelius Aden, 80 years old but looks 60, living near Milbank with a fine garden.
The annual Hays reunion was held at Chauatuqua park Beat rice on July 14 with a bounteous dinner for thirty one attendees. Several families missed due to sickness. Those present were Mr and Mrs C A Hays Mr and Mrs Herman Albers and family Beatrice Mrs Nannie Phelps and daughter Hazel Phelps Tecumseh Mr and Mrs Ross Hays and son Blue Springs Mr and Mrs Newton Hays and daughter Gladys Hays Mr and Mrs Leonard Richardson and family Mr and Mrs Orville Richardson Mr and Mrs Keith Hays and family Lillian Le Podigen and Mr and Mrs James Hays and family all of Diller. An afternoon of games and socializing followed.
Picnic dates listed for Plymouth August 1 and 2 Steele City August 2 and 3 Odell August 6 and 7 Diller August 13 and 14 Hanover days of 49 in August 2021 22 indicate celebration periods across towns with community gatherings and themed events.
Island Monte Cristo in the Leghorn province of Italy lies 25 miles south of Elba. It covers about six square miles and rises to 2126 feet. The Camaldulensian monastery ruins remain, abandoned in 1553 8, and the king of Italy owns the private island with a shooting lodge. The fame comes from Le Comte de Monte Cristo by the elder Dumas.
A birthday party on Sunday July 14 at Fairbury Park honored Bert Bell and family. Guests included Addie and twins Beaulah and Beatrice Dunn, Grandma and Grandpa Bell, the Diller band performed at 4 pm, a sunken garden visit followed by a park tour and a 5 pm lunch.
Denney Denney attorneys for the estate of Sarah J. Warman notify all interested that a petition to appoint Arthur J. Denney as administrator has been filed and set for hearing July 26 1985 at 9 00 A M in Jefferson County Nebraska County Judge E R Bee signs.
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