The Diller Markets Update
Markets across Diller report fluctuating prices with hens and roosters listed in varied weights.Corrected figures show heavier hens and lighter springs amid weekly trading conditions.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1936
Page
5
Markets across Diller report fluctuating prices with hens and roosters listed in varied weights.Corrected figures show heavier hens and lighter springs amid weekly trading conditions.
R. A. Hoffman and J. Smith Diller are listed as auctioneer and clerk in the official notice. The item concerns a local sale requiring proper bidding procedures and compliance with posted terms.
Neighboring towns announce festival weekends with varied dates. Jansen marks its 50th anniversary July 29 to 31. Plymouth holds August 5 to 7. Milligan on August 7 and 8. Hebron hosts Firemen day August 12. Diller conducts its 40th annual August 14 and 15. Odell festival August 18 and 19. Adams events August 21 and 22.
Alonzo Specht traveled to Smith county Kansas in the latter part of last week. Olin Ulm of Ord Nebraska visited at the Arthur Grone home over the weekend. Harley Clark left Sunday for Alma Nebraska hoping to find work. Irene Hill takes a vacation from post office duties and left for Denver Tuesday.
Betty Elaine and Phyllis Jean Richardson along with others from Humboldt spent a week end visiting their uncles Dick and Darrel Beckwith.
Miss Fannie Diller returned home Sunday evening from Odell hospital where she had been receiving treatments. Marvin Furrow left for Reno Nevada last Sunday to join his mother and family in making their home near that place.
Miss Bertha Dallman came from Macon Nebraska early this week to spend a couple of weeks with Rev. and Mrs. Proett at the M E Parsonage.
Dr. F. M. Blair and son Lea from Huntington Park California spent Wednesday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Woods and Mrs. Beckwith and family.
Edward and Henry Behbrends travel with Roe Sparks and Norman Friabie from Henry's Pontiac on Monday to Powell Wyoming in search of employment opportunities.
Miss Mary Loth of Scribner Nebraska spent a week long vacation visiting relatives in Jefferson County including her parents near Steele City her sister at Plymouth and another sister Mrs Harry Allen in the area.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Grone and Mrs Violet Kunecker with their son traveled to Aurora on Tuesday to drive Mrs Fred S Ulm to her home. Ulm had spent Sunday with relatives.
Mr. Herman Sasse and his grandson Orylnn Sasse were called to Clay Center Kansas due to the illness of Herman Sasse's sister. They returned home Sunday with the afflicted relative showing some improvement.
Charles Lucas went with his mother daughter and son in law Mr and Mrs Vernon Carpenter and children from this place to Virginia last Sunday for a Lucas family gathering at Ladimer Lucas home.
Emma Glathar who cared for Mrs. Strockey for a week was relieved of duties Tuesday as Mrs. Smith a niece of Mrs. Strockey took her home near Blue Springs.
Mrs Christie Seaman came back Wednesday night from Lincoln after several days with relatives. She traveled with Mr and Mrs Wm Weers who attended a wedding of a friend of theirs.
People debt struggle to improve finances while Ovid Carpenter nurses a badly infected knee. W A Snyder recovers from the heat. Mr and Mrs Cavett return from a Colorado vacation Monday evening.
Mr and Mrs Geo Grone of Davenport Nebr visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Leonard Richardson and family during a local social gathering from noon to evening.
Mr Harve Pittenger and daughter Mrs Elsie McAtee from Lincoln visited Diller last Friday to attend farm interests northwest of town. They stopped by the Record office and the Oaks home, the Pittengers’ brother in law. Mrs Pittenger stayed home in Beatrice due to extreme heat.
The J N club met Wednesday July 8 at Mrs Newton Hays with all but one member present. Guests included Mrs Allen Folkers Mrs Edward Bond Miss Bethel Mann Miss Grace Brugh and Miss Idola Champ. After the business meeting each member received a heart sister gift and the afternoon was spent socially a lunch was served. The August meeting will be with Mrs James Hays. Reporter.
The Methodist Episcopal Church lists Sunday school at 10, no morning worship, park services at 8, Epworth League at 7, and Epworth Institute starting next Wednesday. Official Board meeting is Friday night, July 31, with all board members urged to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Charley Gaisford from Fremont arrived Sunday to visit Mrs. Gaisford’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Vester Carmichael. A telegram Monday redirected them to Cordell Oklahoma for a bricklaying job.
Hartigan and Skultery attorneys file final account and petition for final settlement for Emma L Fry estate in Jefferson County Nebraska. Hearing set August 8 1986 at 9 am before County Court to determine heirs at law. Dated July 11 1936. (Seal) E R Bee County Judge.
Pastor Howard H Pyche leads Sunday school at 10 a m then worship with theme The Failure of Success. Mrs Earl Weigel and Sant S Sbhday Sunday school invited.
The Junior Woman's Club held its regular meeting at Dora Miller's home on July 23 with Gladys Lottman hosting. Members shared hobby items from sewing to poetry writing and discussed future plans. Alma Schoen helped with refreshments. next gathering with Mrs. Ben Hallon on August 6 will feature a cooking topic and recipe exchange.
Mrs. Pickard reports her son Will Bowers will visit home folks about picnic time. William, who last November stopped there en route to Washington to enter a Navy technical college in Electrical Engineering, has excelled with scholastic standing above 90. He earned a foreign tour reward and chose Europe, planning a local visit first.
Rev L J Wolff urges Luther League members to join an open air gathering with Lanham Luther League on Sunday evening. Rev Eilers will speak. After devotional time, Leagues will share a picnic supper and social games at 6 p.m. Pastor invites interested members to Fremont assembly trip August 2 to 7.
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