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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1937
Page
5
Editor W Haddix of the Steele City News and his father visited Diller on Wednesday afternoon. They called on former Steele City merchants Francie Clark and Harry Allen, and also paid a call at the Record office.
Commissioner Patterson and Frank Crinklaw were Diller visitors last Sunday afternoon. Dr and Mrs O L Beeson of Beatrice spent the weekend with Clarence Hiatt and family. Rex Green and family were Lincoln visitors Monday. Billie ran the mail route that day.
Arthur Wolters a south side Harbine merchant was a Diller visitor Monday afternoon.
Miss June Learned of Arapahoe Nebraska arrived Wednesday by train to visit her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Guy Learned. Leonard Wiemers returned home from Falls City last Saturday where he was employed in Wiemers Bros Implement store.
Misses Esther Malchow and Pearl Sparks are sightseeing in Denver and vicinity. They left Monday morning and expect to be away two weeks.
Mr and Mrs W G Kilpatrick and their son Richard of Anaheim California spent several days last week at the C W Hiatt home. Mrs Hiatt and Mrs Kilpatrick are sisters.
The plank problem that troubled the picnic committee was solved last week when several truckloads were unloaded at the park from a new car being unloaded here.
Mrs Riddle joined Mrs Andrews in Steele City late last week and the pair drove to Denver to visit relatives for several weeks.
Mr and Mrs James Emerson spent last Friday and Saturday in Endicott visiting sister in law and the Lichty family. George Lichty had time to visit due to the brick yard strike affecting area workers.
Mrs Cleve Hiatt and Orpha Lee of Hebron traveled to Palm Beach via Diller Buches bad set eas pba c es at Palm Beach to Lincoln where they dined with Mr and Mrs Wilber Hiatt.
Mr and Mrs George Grone and two grandsons from Davenport Nebraska were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Leonard Richardson. Afternoon callers included Mr and Mrs Arthur prees. Mr iad pane Nippert daughan and Mrs Olin Ulm and son were also present.
Dr 8 B Vierland and the Vierland family plus Dale Close visited Lincoln last Saturday for a local social event and coordinated activities with area residents.
Mr. coa 3 Glood Zook formerly of Barneston are listed as residents in Barneston per the Oracle.
Mr. John Sedlacek is applying a new coat of paint to his home located about half a mile west of town, describing it as a needed improvement.
Mr and Mrs J Rademacher of near Johnson Jake visited Sunday with their cousins the Wiemers and friend Mrs Casper in a local social gathering reflecting family connections in the region.
Opeland wife and daughter of Beat ce are spending their vacation in the Ozarks. The Copelands operate a restaurant on East Court Street. Wave.
Mr and Mrs Earl Broadstone traveling from California visited their sister Mrs J Pulec and brothers Clyde and Roy. Both teach in their town public schools and are on vacation.
Charley Green left Burlington on the early Friday train for Powell Wyoming to spend the summer. He has been in poor health recently and says the western climate helps. His son Verle and wife reside in Powell.
The NBC Club gathered last Thursday afternoon with six members and three visitors. Mrs. Gritz hosted a dainty lunch after the meeting. the next gathering is set for Thursday August 6 with Mrs. Bill Wiemers.
Mrs A B Laisy and her two children Captain Dick and Mary Jean visited her parents Rev and Mrs Pyche in West Point Nebraska last Friday. They traveled from Lincoln to Diller with Miss Ruth Pyche who also spent the weekend at her grandparents home.
Mr and Mrs Elmervores and daughter of Carleton Nebraska were guests at the Sayler farm for a weekend. The Heralds had bought the Sayler property over twenty five years ago and lived there before moving. A Saturday evening band concert featured tunes once played at Carl.
Birthday party for Mrs. Viot Logan held at a country home last Thursday afternoon. Guests enjoyed music and games before a birthday cake centerpiece. Sherbet cake wafers and iced orange were served as gifts were exchanged.
A Mr Kaisner mashed his thumb while screwing down a hard oil an on machine at the Caldwell farm west of town.
Mrs. F. J. Bigler and her daughter Marian departed for Peoria Illinois after a two week visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Ben Roelfe and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Harris and family from south of irice visited Diller last Saturday. They came after their daughter Myrie who had stayed with her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Slocum for a week.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Vieths hosted weekend visitors Miss Lottie Beam and others from Shelby North int Elliott and Mr and Mrs P J Ellicott and daughter. Mrs Elliott and Mrs Vieths were school mates at Dorland Bell school in North Carolina. The Elliott family have been visiting relatives.
The Happy Hour Club met with Edna Weaver on Wednesday July 28. Seven members six visitors and eight children were present. Visitors included Sylvia Sible June Learn Eleanor Ri Mrs Glenn Long Mrs 8S GC Hutchinson and Mrs Harvey Garrels. After a brief business meeting the afternoon featured games with Mable Grone and Garrels posting high scores. Luncheon followed hosted by the hostess.
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