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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1937
Page
5
For sale 10 ft John Deere power binder a 2 row John Deere go devil with tractor hitch and a Farmall cultivator offered by Alpha Wiemers.
In Jefferson County Nebraska the administrator with will annexed for the estate of Henry Weers has filed a final report of administration and a petition for sale as part of the county court proceeding. Interested parties are notified to respond per court requirements. The State of Nebraska requires notice to all persons interested in the estate.
Newark New Jersey restricts selling ice after 6 p m unless backed by a doctor s prescription. Mr and Mrs Cleve Hiatt of Hebron visited the latter s mother Mrs Sarah Hughes last Sunday.
Rosco Colman and his wife with their son spent the weekend visiting relatives in Lincoln Weeping Water and Union Nebraska, coordinating family time across multiple communities.
Mr and Mrs Willard Gostelow of Lincoln spent Sunday with Harry Ahrends and Henry and Alpha Wiemers. Mrs Gostelow was formerly Miss Lillian Wiemers.
We thank relatives neighbors and friends who aided us during Mrs Arntt s illness Mr and Mrs Arntt and Rodger express gratitude for support and kindness shown during her sickness.
Herbert Beckwith went to Lincoln late last week to visit his son Harry a Nebraska student. He called on the Jews and others. He returned Sunday forenoon. Mrs E L Loock and daughter Gertrude Henrichs of Ogallala Nebr and Gertrude’s daughter Eleanor Lea of Fairbury Nebr visited Diller cemetery Sunday morning in memory of loved ones.
Mr and Mrs Chas Waggoner hosted dinner guests last Sunday. Also present were Mrs James Conalls and daughters, Mr and Mrs Henry Dreath of Lincoln, Mr and Mrs Cal Waggoner and Keith.
Virgil Geer expresses gratitude for cards letters and remembrances that helped him during illness, noting the support aided him through a recent sickness.
Mr and Mrs Howard Stotts and their son stayed at the Glen Long home Saturday night and Sunday for a week long vacation. They planned to visit Hubbell and relatives. The mother and sister were reported well and happy, with all members working as usual.
Mrs. Nellie Miller of Lincoln spent the day Monday at Diller with Mrs. Miller. Her son, Ben Miller, brought her in the morning and returned later in the day after attending to errands for his mother.
Reported game at Fairbury where Beatrice was defeated in a baseball match. Players named include Alten, Chas Waggoner, Steiner, McCune, Moser and others. The record notes some players did not attend or travel while others enjoyed a movie outing after a day nearby.
Mrs Charles Wright and her son in law Amy joined Diller visitors Sunday to decorate graves at Prairie Home. Mr Dale Bugbee and relatives spent the day at Diller and Fairbury. Dale Bugbee is superintendent of schools at Union Nebraska.
Mrs Filley and her daughter Eleanor joined Wells Andrews and others to decorate graves of their family members in Auburn on a Sunday.
Wilbur Green left for Omaha on Tuesday seeking an advanced position in the Burlington Railroad track service. The move signals his aim to secure higher duties within railway operations.
John Junkers and family and John Weerts and family of Fairbury and Mrs. Frerichs of Diller were Sunday dinner guests at the Phillip Taddeken home last week Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Chas Gaisford visited briefly on Thursday They are currently residing at Ollawa Kapsaga while Charley Gaisford lays bricks for Busboom Brothers Sources mention a temporary stay and construction work in progress.
William Pickard arrived Sunday evening with his son Cecil who had attended high school in town and took him to their Ashland home. Lawrence Clark joined to spend a week with his friend at Ashland.
Mr and Mrs D V Fanders and daughter Gretchen with Mr and Mrs Jofan Fanders Mr and Mrs L H Wehling and Mrs Renelda Stafford of Fairbury traveled to Elmwood Nebraska last Saturday to attend the funeral of a cousin of the Fanders.
Mrs. S. F. Clark and Buddy left Sunday for Jessup Iowa to join Fred and son Everett. The Clarks appear connected with Prudential Insurance. They will visit a nephew in Ashland then travel to Council Bluffs en route to Iowa.
Roy Casper and his wife Pauline occupy a home marked as occupied by eight, they plan to stay until fall. Roy arranges the property with care while Pauline keeps the house in order, a quiet display of neighborly conduct.
Fragmentary text from Odell references a person and harvest context. No clear event date place or full names can be confirmed. Further readable material needed to form a factual summary card.
A Sunday afternoon event features Esther Malchow hosting a circus themed gathering. Attendees include Duane, Rjorie, Delenim Opal, Mary, and Delearm as they enjoy games and refreshments like sandwich and KoolAid.
In what was likely the largest festamip, Jon Day hosted a gathering with attendees including Miss Helen Green of Gothenberg Nellie Bonnie Volney Raymond and others. The scene featured several listed participants and acquaintances in a social setting.
A local update notes Perry Weaver recovering and Alfred Saathoff improving after illness. Ernest Scremmier is hosting the sick and injured case with small ailments. Rt Fry shows slow improvement from eye trouble. Mrs Jas Emerson recovering from flu. Evelyn Hudson had tonsil surgery at Odell General Hospital last Saturday. Marshall Bill Bond faces kidney attacks this week.
A few cases of a mild conjunctivitis outbreak are reported with some severe instances. Early treatment is advised to prevent further complications.
Mrs Berthal Weaver returned home from Odell hospital after tongue removal and is quite sick at her mother's home in Beatrice. Mrs E M Crocker left Odell General hospital after a serious operation and will stay in bed at home for three more weeks.
Mrs. Joseph Vanosek of near Odell fell over a yard post last week breaking a forearm bone. The injury will prevent her from playing the saxophone in the Diller band for some time.
John Meyer and his daughter are confined at Steele City Hospital with pneumonia after flu. Meyer has developed double pneumonia and is reported wary. The family has been hastily summoned to his bedside as reporting goes to press.
The Joe Nippert family endured a siege of influenza with three members down at once. All are reported better now. Joe ventured outdoors Tuesday for the first time since illness when a bee stung him on the eye, and his daughters say it did not improve his looks.
Mr and Mrs Francis Clark and their children visited Oniehece 3 goods buying expedition early yesterday morning to stock their store.
Mr and Mrs Charles Osborn of Lincoln made a pleasant call Thursday afternoon after returning from the western coast. They toured California Idaho and several other states since leaving Nebraska nine the age spending most of their time along the coast and in the west.
Passenger trains at Diller shift times with west bound train 17 at 6 25 pm and east bound train 16 at 1 05 pm unchanged. East bound 14 now 5 02 pm and west bound 15 at 1 87 am.
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