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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1933
Page
5
A sound business policy must endure future progress and not rely solely on cash. The text argues that larger capital from prudent loans offers more liberal opportunities and urges affiliation with a sound bank for counsel and tangible aid.
Miss Pearl Thompson and Miss Mildred Long with Glen Long visited Lincoln relatives. Mr and Mrs John E Hayworth and son of Omaha were callers on Decoration Day at the home of Mr and Mrs Isaac Saylor. Mr Hayworth, a former Diller boy, attended with them.
The Omaha Bee-News presents a promotional rate of 70 days for $1.00, available daily and Sunday by mail or rural routes only, with exceptions for towns that use carrier delivery.
The paper announces that popular comic strips such as Jigs Katzenjammers Popeye Nebbs Barney Google Toots Casper Skippy Sappo Blondie Toonerville Mickey Mouse and other favorites are now distributed exclusively in the Sunday BEE NEWS.
Mr and Mrs Alvin Hirsch of Fairbury and their children visited Fern Hurst and family at their grandfather Frank T Pearce s home for Decoration Day. They attended the church exercises in the opera house and the cemetery ceremonies.
Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop promotes harness shop products and repair services. Customers are invited to bring shoes for repairs at the corner north of Bonham Theatre in Fairbury Nebraska.
Allen Colman of Wy more traveled with his son Glen and family to his daughter Sarah's home near Weeping Water on Memorial Day. They attended Memorial Day exercises with daughter Marie of Council Bluffs and returned the same day tired but glad they went.
Mrs Holle of Herkimer Kansas with daughter Mrs Lewis Moore and two children DeNoya and Bobbie from Courtland plus daughter-in-law Mrs Box Holle and daughter Mavis of Odell visited here Tuesday forenoon with Mrs Fern Hurst. Moore and Hurst were longtime neighbors and friends in Kansas City.
Notice to qualified voters of School District No. 70 Diller Nebraska that the annual meeting will be held at the district school on Monday June 12 1938 at 8 PM. The meeting will vote on raising by taxation seven thousand five hundred dollars to defray the coming year’s expenses. Board of Education Dist No 70.
A brief note claims a simple remedy relieves dull headaches. The item emphasizes quick relief and ease of use, mentioning the remedy by name and suggesting it as an effective solution for common head pain.
Alfalfa shows good growth while the wheat harvest advances. Fern Close visits DeWitt with her grandmother. Mayor Parks and the Fairbury Water Commissioner were visitors one day this week. More than a third of a million people attended the Chicago World Fair opening in the first two days.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Hughes of Steele City visited Mrs Starr and Mr Starr in Steele City attending the exercises in the opera house and at the cemetery on Decoration day.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Caldwell and daughter Pearl joined relatives at Fairbury commencement last Thursday where their niece Gertrude Weyer was among the graduates.
The annual Nebraska trap shooters state meeting will be held in Columbus starting next Sunday. Cal Waggoner of Diller is the defending singles champion with a 199x200 record in the 1932 meet.
Bob Beckwith and Lynn Cully have been visiting home folks for a few days and returned to Lincoln yesterday to take examinations at the state university they have attended this year.
Lincoln residents including Mr and Mrs Chas Osborn Mr and Mrs A D Stotts Mrs Bertha Stotts Mrs Alma Lim recht and sons Dwain and Ellis joined Decoration Day services at Diller Tuesday afternoon. C E Waggoner and wife drove to Beatrice last Sunday to meet their son Lynn Waggoner who returned Monday to Worthington Minnesota where he works at E F Habichts department store.
Mrs. Catherine Hoover and her son Jimmie arrive from Lincoln to stay with aunt Mrs. John Pulec for the boy's health. Mr. Hoover plans to join them soon.
Malvery Prather won first honors at the Fairbury grade graduation exercises held Wednesday May 28th. She averaged 98 percent and scored 100 percent in six of eight county examinations. Supt Genevieve Rose Clark presented her with a bouquet of cut flowers.
Collier's Comedians closed their season with a full house at the Diller opera house on Wednesday night. The troupe delivered one of its best performances in Family Troubles and announced a future return. They open the summer season in a Beatrice tent Saturday night, with Diller residents invited to attend.
The season's first alfalfa cutting is under way as local farmers begin harvest. In Odell hospital Miss Phyllis Patton R N assists while Miss Hazel Place undergoes tonsil care and Abe Watson receives treatment. Secretary C E Gilmore says county fair likely canceled this year. The Record staff worked overtime due to a press breakdown. Three thousand one hundred Nebraska World War veterans will receive federal reforestation work. Gwendolyn Fanders four year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Ted Fanders is ill with pneumonia.
The old time piano is fading yet young girls still display musical skill by expertly playing automobile horns, turning car horns into a novelty instrument.
Francis Packer came home last week after undergoing an operation for a strangulated hernia at a Beatrice hospital.
Milk sells at four cents per quart or two cents per pint to dealers at the Diller market this week.
A special twenty coach train carrying government foresters travels from Pennsylvania to California, moving westward over the Burlington on Wednesday.
Mrs Lena Duensing soon to be married to Mr Fern Lott man was given a miscellaneous shower Saturday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Wm Wiemers.
Bobbie Green returned Tuesday to the orthopedic hospital in Lincoln where he receives care after visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. Rex A Green. His condition has improved and he can move about on crutches without help.
A reader plans to ride No 16 to Chicago next Saturday to visit Earl and family and attend the World’s Fair, taking advantage of Burlington’s low round trip fare of 12 dollars and 50 cents.
Mr and Mrs Willard Goste low of Lincoln spent the last week end with her brothers Alpha Henry Corda and Orville Wiemers and sister Harry Arhends. They left yesterday for a months vacation visiting his mother in Ottawa Illinois then proceed to Chicago for the World's Fair.
Prof Roehrkassé, who taught in the Diiler schools last year, and his wife left Sunday for Syracuse to visit her folks and attend a birthday party for her grandfather. Before leaving they had stored their goods and Mr Roehrkasse had his tonsils removed at Odell hospital. They expect to spend part of the summer at his parents' home in Seward.
Clara Overturf and Hubert Patton married April 9 at the Methodist parsonage in Margaville Kas. Attendant was Phyllis Patton. The bride, educated at Penn State Normal, has taught two years in Diller High School. They will reside in Beatrice.
Fred Hansen of the Steele City vicinity was a Diller business visitor on Wednesday, stopping for meetings and local engagements.
Mrs. Frances Palmberg returned Sunday to the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. A A Eick from Beatrice hospital where she had submitted to an operation.
Mr and Mrs Luther Marstellar and their son visited from Washington Kansas to join Decoration Day exercises and stayed with A J Hill and family, her father.
D. J. Wood from Fairbury, circulating manager for the Inter Church Messenger, called at the office in the Diller vicinity last Friday to check on paper interests.
Mrs. John Pulec and her son Lester Strawhacker returned from Albert Lea Minnesota where they had brought Miss Lucile Hansen a Diller schools teacher to her home for the summer vacation.
Mesdames J W Fouts and A R Milow hosted the Diller Woman's Club on May 24. Mrs J Carico presided, retiring president passed duties to Mrs Cloyd Cully who announced committees for the next year. Programs featured Japanese costumes and readings by members and guests, with musical accompaniment and a concluding luncheon.
Memorial services were held this year in the Methodist church with Rev Helms delivering the sermon. Floral decorations were fine but rain reduced the program as planned.
Dr and Mrs McGrath and three children of Grand Island, Dr Jos Bixby and son John Richard, and Mrs Belle Bixby of Geneva spent Sunday afternoon and evening at the L M Cavett home. Mrs McGrath is a niece and Dr Bixby a brother of Mrs Cavett.
J A Cully and daughter Grace of Beatrice arrived for Decoration Day ceremonies visiting their son and brother Cloyd Cully and family. The group attended events at the opera house and cemetery, noting former Diller residents.
An advertisement cites 10 people per 100 suffer stomach ulcers and links acidity indigestion heartburn to ulcers. It promotes Dr Emil s Adla Tablets as a countermeasure by A R Milow Druggist.
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