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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1941
Page
5
L. M. Cavett offers a Stanley 45 plow plane with about two dozen bits for sale. Also notes sale of a residence due to flood damage and solicits bids with Willee tf Vera Ball. Picnic dates listed and a lost pocket reading glass from last Friday near post office and Record office.
Notice to creditors in the County Court of Jefferson County Nebraska. The State of Nebraska vs. creditors of the estate. Claims must be filed by November 17 1941. A hearing session will be held November 18 1941 at 10 AM in the County Court room to examine hear allow or adjust filed claims. Dated July 19 1941 Samuel Gallamore County Judge. 1st pub 7 24 last 8 7
The Protestant Orphans Home Inc petitions Jefferson County District Court on July 11 1941 to correct and quiet title to the West Half of the Southwest Quarter Section 28 Township 3 East in Jeff erson County Nebraska. It asserts open notorious continuous exclusive adverse possession by itself and grantors for more than ten years and seeks equitable relief. Defendants include Clara Orr Hicks W J Hicks Walter Cooley Inez Cooley Mary Cooley widow Hargerrood and Beulah Hargerood.
Ray Wilfley and family moved from Fairbury to Beatrice. Cal Waggoner injures a toe when a plank falls on it. Fern Raymond deems the cow pump house in the north part of town “too cute for anything.”
Mary Ace Frowowelter of Chicago spends summer with her grandmother Mrs. Jennie Line on a northern farm. Mrs. Harold Cox traveled to Clay Center Kansas last Friday to join her husband teaching flying lessons there the past two weeks. Volney Raymond and son Dickie with Flossie Raymond and Mrs. Eva Greer made a motor trip to Lincoln and back on Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs C E Warthen traveled from Formosa Kansas to visit his mother on Sunday. C E returned that evening while Mrs Warthen stayed longer for an extended visit.
Miss Erma Sible spent the weekend with her parents on the farm east of Diller. She accompanied Mr. Ludington home from Lincoln where she attends summer classes at the University of Nebraska.
Mrs Charles Bloom and her son Caddy of Missoula Montana spent a week visiting her mother Mrs Harry Davis and her sisters. They expect to leave for home tomorrow.
Mrs. Christie Seaman hosted Lena House and Bernice Rizer for dinner last Saturday evening. The two Misses are trying to do evangelistic work at the town hall each evening, but residents appear too busy to respond to the call.
Bob Carver from Lincoln spent Saturday evening and Sunday with Harold Allen. He has employment for the summer at Tabiths Home, a Luther home for the aged, and plans to attend school here next term.
Gordon Patton of Lincoln visited over the weekend with his Aunt Mrs Dora Woblfarth and other relatives. He traveled with Miss Eunice Henrichs a nurse from Lincoln hospital who came to spend the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs Fred Henrichs and other relatives.
Rev. John V Kemp and Mrs Margaret Kemp of Weeping Water Nebraska spent the weekend with Rev and Mrs R D Hall in Diller. Kemp addressed the Young People’s League at the Congregational Church on Inspiration of the Rockies with Colorado Springs and Estes Park photos taken during their Rockies vacation. Kemp is pastor at Weeping Water Congregational Church.
Mr. and Mrs. John Greider died between Saturday night and Sunday morning, likely in Hereford Texas while visiting Mrs. Greider's sister, Mrs. Bert Frisbie. Their relatives, Henry and family from Lincoln, planned a vacation with his parents in Hereford and invited the Greiders to join, hoping to return for Monday business.
Mrs. R W Green enjoyed a late afternoon surprise party hosted by Rev and Mrs Hall for her 49th birthday. Friends provided sherbet cake gifts and music by Carolyn Clark and Mrs Frank Cully, with guests Mary Ron Frown felter and Gloria Miller attending.
Neighbors and relatives gathered Friday at the Nipperts home to honor 25 years of marriage with a silver gift from the Rook Club. Games featured Will Bernhardt and Mahion Wolken winning high scores with Paul Kujath as consolation. Joe Nippert showed a full black beard with silver hints and plans for an August picnic. Ice cream and cake were served as guests offered best wishes for many more years of married life.
Mrs Norman Frisbie hosted the J N Club gathering on Wednesday July 9 with full attendance. The meeting opened by Mrs Frisbie and Mrs Abbie Hubba won the under trees and flowers contest while Mrs Fern Thaber gave a talk on National Defense advocating saving and conserving resources.
Members enjoyed a garden products program to aid soldiers. Mrs Keith Hays won a U S A forever contest by filling a song title. A puppet dance delighted attendees while guests from Ellis included Mrs Christie Seaman and several Frisbies. Lunch was served and plans were made to reconvene in August with Mrs Geo Novotsy.
Minister Robert D. Hall announces Sunday School at 10: Church Worship Service at 11. Friday evening program includes 7 45 with orchestra practice and 8 30 with choir. Supt. S. Earl Weigel oversees.
An event to be held on August 25 at Firet Lutheran Church in Nebraska Nakensice includes Seo Sunday School presenting a paper on the subject of the enrollment and its implications.
W H Clark pastor and Mrs Ray Lamb lead Sunday School on Sept 10. The pastor expects to return home in time for the morning service. Text for study is There Shall Be a Highway and a Way.
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