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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1936
Page
5
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For sale yellow corn oats barley oil meal and tankage from Diller Elevator Co. Also for sale 1 McCormick Deering two row cultivator, steel truck wagon, wagon and box, 1 H P gas engine all new. Hutchinson.
Insurance ad urging crop protection against hail with strong, reliable companies. S. C. Hutchinson promotes plans that pay losses.
Notices show multiple families traveling for visits in Lincoln Cass and Omaha. Beatrice Beavers Diekkhoff relatives joined by Gene Andrews Wilda Kruse from Lincoln. Mary Sandman and children traveled from Grand Junction Colorado to visit Snyder family in Diller. Hutchinsons toured Omaha while Findlings hosted in Diller. Hubert Filley seeks work while vacationing with parents in Wymore and local area.
Mr. and Mrs. James Carmichael and two children spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Vester Carmichael, east of Homesville. Miss Rachel Viers returns from Peru for summer classes at the teacher college. Elmer Pearce and four children from Lipcol visited Diller friends. Elmer works at Pickem & Takem in Lincoln.
Mrs S M Hughes welcomed relatives including Mr and Mrs Wilbur Hiatt of Lincoln and Mrs Cleve Hiatt and daughter of Hebron who stayed from Saturday until Sunday afternoon last week.
Mrs. E. S. Dunn and Mrs. Claude Dunn arrive with twin daughters Beulah and Beatrice from Fort Collins Colorado. They left Fort Collins at 3 a.m. and reached Diller at 3 a.m. The twins will stay with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bell all summer.
Mr and Mrs D O Halley of Arcadia Neb and their little granddaughter Jean Harriet Eddie of Carleton were weekend visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs Chas Barber and other relatives. Mrs Hally and Mrs Barber are sisters. Mrs Bugbee is also a sister.
Mrs Roy McCune and her sons visited the home of Mr and Mrs E E McCune last Saturday for a day together.
Mrs Ida May Clark of Fairbury spent several days this week at the home of her son Francis Clark and his family.
Mr and Mrs Chas Waggoner departed early Wednesday for Omaha to attend the undertakers convention.
Mr and Mrs Ab Bristol and their children of Fowler Kansas spent the previous Saturday visiting relatives at this place and Odell for a week.
Mr and Mrs Gene iay arrived Saturday and stayed through Sunday as guests of her cousin Mr and Mrs Moser. They returned to their Omaha home on Monday.
The Fairbury band started the outdoor concert season with a Tuesday evening concert this week. The Diller band plans its first weekly concert one week from Saturday night.
Mrs Super Sheffler came to Fullerton Nebraska on Wednesday evening and remained overnight with Mrs Sheffer’s niece and Mr and Mrs Vester Carmichael.
Clifford Sparks is noted driving a maroon Chevrolet. The remark hints at seasonal or yearly changes not aligning with lunar cycles, suggesting the new ride is a yearly possibility rather than tied to lunar phases.
Mr John Drake of Red Cloud visits at the home of his sister Mrs S B Viers and family. Drake attended a high school in Diller while Dr Viers served in the world war.
Mrs Sophie Mathias and Mrs Grace Faspacht with their children traveled to Hanover Kansas Saturday afternoon to visit the graves of Mrs Mathias relatives.
Mr and Mrs W H Clark and daughter Carolynn visited Mrs Elizabeth Tristman and her sons Tuesday in their new Fairbury home on G street. Dinner was included in the visit.
H. E. Green received a Friday evening bouquet of roses from his son Aloue in Los Angeles for his mother's grave. Flower authorities could not agree whether the roses were Talisman or Herbert Hoover variety, and they arrived by air mail.
Mr and Mrs Harold Grone and family of Davenport Nebr Mr and Mrs EL Doughtery of Lincoln Mr and Mrs GL Richardson and family and Mr and Mrs Frank Grone and family of near Diller were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Arthur Grone and daughter Violet.
Mrs. C. Barnett returned to her home near Diller after a week visiting relatives at Lincoln. Her brother and wife brought her home. Miss Lucile Barnett went to Lincoln with her uncle on their return trip to spend time visiting relatives there.
Mr. Carl Stange Mrs Griswold Mrs Hazel Green and daughter Cleo and the Misses Blanch and Bessie Reed visited Ed Wolters home near Ellis Wednesday. After supper the visitors returned to Diller wishing such events could be more often.
A compiled honor roll lists L. D. Frisbie Merle Carpenter Powell Wyoming Mrs A H Kanter Ririe Idaho H H Grieder Christ Koupple Roy Greider Milton Fry North Platte W A Riddle Gage Oklahoma John Steiner W A Schindler Lincoln Neely Winside Nebraska Lloyd Sinkey Mrs Armstead Auburn A D Deino Steele City Mrs F Roseman F A Houston Paichers.
Sunday program features Sister Lillie of Tabitha Home Lincoln as guest speaker on charity work. Afternoon Young People’s Rally in Lanham includes devotionals led by Clarence Hullman, addresses by Sister Lillie and Hugo Welchert, round table, business meeting, games, picnic lunch, and a 7:00 PM worship service led by Rev. Bloch and Rev. Knaub. A free will offering supports the event.
The Lutheran Bible school will continue to meet throughout the following week. The article notes ongoing sessions and a steady attendance as activities proceed.
Rev H H Proett pastor with Mrs Ray Lamb superintendent reports Sunday school at 10. We will hold our first union service in the park next Sunday evening at 8 o'clock. Our union Vacation Bible School is progressing nicely. Visitors are welcome.
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