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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1939
Page
5
Market prices list for wheat corn oats and eggs with prices per bushel and per dozen or pound. Includes weights for hens and stags with values as furnished by Black Brothers.
Black Bros announces Best Chick Starting Mash and Nebraska state formula 8 S all purpose Start to Finish mash in 25 lb bags. Dorcas Society hosts an ice cream social next Wednesday evening June 7 at the S. C Hutchinson building on Main Street with a band and open invitation.
In Jefferson county Nebraska the county court hears the administrator's final account and petition for final settlement and heirs at law definitions for the estate of Addie Bell on June 9 1939 at 9 a m. The judge E R Bee issues the notice dated May 13 1989.
A miner's inch is the water flow from an open ing one inch square at a standard legal pressure. The unit varies but averages about 1.5 cubic feet per minute.
Dr. Or Diehl spent Decoration Day at Beatrice and Lincoln. Mr and Mrs Hubert Filley have been visiting home folks since school closed at Stamford Nebraska.
Mr and Mrs S C Hutchinson traveled to Omaha on Saturday to spend the weekend with their son Harold Hutchinson and his wife.
Mr. L. P. Ulm of Ord Nebraska came last Thursday by bus to visit his son Olin Ulm and family. He was eager to meet his new granddaughter who closely resembles her father.
Dr S B Viers drove to Tecumseh last Friday afternoon after his daughter Rachael finished her term teaching there. Rachael will stay home for a week then travel to Lincoln for a summer course at the University of Nebraska.
E. E. McCune hosted Decoration Day gatherings with family members present. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCune and their Lincoln son, Mr. and Mrs. Orval McCune and daughter from near Odell, and Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McCune and son from near Fairbury.
Mr and Mrs Robb and their children traveled from Omaha last Sunday to visit Mrs Robb's parents Mr and Mrs H H Beckwith. Mr Robb left for Omaha Sunday evening by bus. Mrs Robb and the children plan to stay indefinitely because her father is ill.
The Green family held their annual reunion and homecoming at Diller on Decoration Day. Attendees included V A Mood and family, Nellie Green and Mrs Gertrude Dorr of Lincoln, Helen Green of Gothenberg, Marguerite Walker and her sons Jimmie and Billie of Fremont, and Jack Cannon and wife of Lincoln. Most visitors returned Tuesday evening after the noon meal at the local cafe.
The Diller Ropers held their seventh meeting at the Protestant Orphans' Home on May 23 with twelve regular members present. They voted for baseball practice on Monday Wednesday and Friday. Wessel Beckman and Wellington Dean provided entertainment. Dick Beckwith's team won. Next meeting set for June 6. Reporter S. D.
The marriage of Velma Wehling and Harold Cox is set for today. Pearl Sparks will wed colt Norman Frisbie next Sunday in a separate ceremony.
The text states that germination is the seed's initial growth stage and that proper fertilizer application aids growth. It emphasizes the link between germination and nutrient support in early plant development.
The piece states that if a child grew from birth to adulthood as rapidly as in the last two months before birth, a person would weigh more than the Earth. It compares rapid fetal growth to overall human development to illustrate extreme change.
Campbell Hill in Logan County is Ohio’s highest point at 1550 feet, marking the state’s peak elevation between the Appalachian and Rocky Mountains.
Mrs Harry Allen spilled acid on her clothing while working on the cream testing apparatus. The corrosive liquid burned a channel from her waist to her shoes, reaching stockings. She lives nearby, across one back lot, allowing quick return home.
Mrs Isabel Bixby and her nephew John Bixby visited relatives in Hollenberg spending Monday and Tuesday with Mrs Mow ery and the Cavett family before returning to Geneva so John could rest ahead of a filling station job. Mrs Bixby makes an annual pilgrimage to the Diller cemetery.
Sir William Craigie of the Dictionary of American English notes that when the Pilgrims landed they drew lots to divide land. Each man's share became his lot, and eventually any piece of ground was called a lot, a usage that persists today.
Glyptodon is an extinct mammal with fossil remains mainly in South America. Living in the Tertiary period, it resembled a tortoise with an armored back and tail.
A Marysville Kansas shower honored Velma Wehling with a handmade Book of Life autographed by friends. Nellie Brychta and Alfred Blanke hosted at Mrs Brychta’s home with refreshments. Harold Cox received a stag party gift May 29 at Alfred Blanke’s home hosted by friends. Dell Wehling assisted in serving.
John Greider, local recreational manager, led a group of boys to Rose Creek last Thursday with coaches Carl Ludington and a Barneston brother. Participants included Stanley Diller, Buddy Clark, Dick Miller, Lloyd Green, Roe Patton, Wellington Dean, Craig Baker and Glenn Ball. They landed about thirty five bull heads and had a good time. On Wednesday Greider returned with more youths to Cub Creek where they caught many fish. Participants included Sibil Fas nacht, Roe Patton, Lloyd Green, Dicky Beckwith, Stanley Diller and Kenneth Findling.
Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Delano of Canton Illinois Mrs John Delano of Winchester Kentucky Mr and Mrs Matt R Delano of Covinca California Mrs W D Delano and daughter Bianca of Fairbury were supper guests of Mr and Mrs Marion Headley last Friday evening.
Vernon is a Latin derived given name meaning flourishing and may originate from a residence name tied to Vernon in Normandy. Variants include Verne and Verner, with Verne and Verner existing as alternative spellings.
Congregational church notes announce Sunday school at 10 AM and worship at 11 AM with a sermon on The Uplifted Christ. The Keystone Kensington tea is set for Friday at 2:30 PM in June. Hazel Jodell of California will speak on Life in the Philippines followed by a round table discussion. Public invited.
Rev L J Wolff reports Sunday School at 9 30 with no preaching due to the Synod meeting May 31 to June 4 in Russell Kansas. Vacation Bible School starts June 5 for two weeks daily 8 30 to 12 00 bus pickup and return. All children invited. Ladies Aid meets June 8.
The Daily Vacation Bible School session runs each forenoon with parents urged to send children daily. Sunday School begins at 10 A.M. on Paul Pleads His Own Case. The 8 P.M. sermon is How To Remove Secret Faults And Presumptuous Sins. Jepring District Conference meets June 6 at Fairbury Methodist Church with Women's Missionary Societies.
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