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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1938
Page
5
Items include No 1 Wheat and corn prices per bushel for white and yellow varieties, Leghorn hens and heavy stags prices, plus small ads for gas range sale, oats and corn deliveries, a McCormick Deering cultivator, Sudan seed purity and germination data, and Bonham theatre tickets for sale at 5 cents each. Henry Arnott Sr advertises seed and location.
Diller Nebraska advertising grain and feed supplies with binding twine from John Steiner manager. Includes note on pricing and product lines. Beatrice Nebraska features Brady Beauty Salon over Walkers Store.
Notice is given to the quasi voters of school district No. 70 of Jefferson County Nebraska that the annual meeting will be held in the assembly room at the High School building in Diller on Monday June 13 1938 at 8 oclock P M at which meeting the question of raising by taxation 10000 to defray the expenses of maintaining the school for the coming year will be voted upon as required by law Board of Education District No 70.
Miss Delpha Wiemers and Phyllis Renz were Beatrice callers Saturday. Lucille Findling stayed with Phyllis Renz last Thursday. Francis Clark of Omaha called at Diller and Steele City Monday evening. The Beatrice Power Company unloaded black poles Saturday for use on their line south of town. Mrs Vera Ball visited from Henry Nebraska to see her mother father and brothers. Mr and Mrs Hubert Filley leave Monday for Lincoln for the summer. Hubert to attend Nebraska University summer school. Three Steele City old timers Ed Wright Orin Wing and Harold Whitney shook hands with Diller friends Saturday evening.
Marilyn and Gloria Miller daughters of Mr and Mrs Scott Miller were guests in the home of their Fairbury friends Marjorie and Dorothy Thompson for several days last week.
Mr. Otho Jennings moves family from Pulec garage to basement rooms at Sam Woods property Henry Brandt, located in the town's southwest section.
Richard Startling and his wife moved into the McLaughlin residence north of the Congregational church. They arrived from Humboldt and are employed by the A. O. Cooper company.
Mr and Mrs H M Holle and daughter Mavis visited Marysville Kansas on Sunday to spend the day with relatives as a Box family reunion gathered five miles west of town with kin from both sides attending.
Mrs. B. B. Hurt and her daughter Pauline of Alliance Nebraska visit sister Mrs Carl Sandman and family. They plan to leave tomorrow for Grand Island to visit relatives.
Homer Brunk a Republican candidate visited Diller friends on Tuesday. He previously managed the Farmers store here and is well known through that role.
Dave Diller of Pittsburg Kansas travels with his two grandsons. They left Tuesday morning by car to visit Faye Diller and her family in Omaha aiming for a family gathering.
Mr and Mrs Onka Franzen traveled from Steele City last Saturday. Onka holds the contract to replace the roof on Howard Prather s barn after a recent storm. Materials were purchased from C L Geer.
Dave Diller and Mrs. Christie returned to Diller last Saturday from a week in Omaha. They visited six nieces and Rose Thompson, 82, a sister-in-law. They also met Virginia Bickemyer, daughter, from Omaha.
The community health is described as generally good at present. Rev. Wagner drives a new Ford V-8 coach bought three weeks ago. Mr and Mrs Ari Grone, Mrs Margaret Albers and Harold Ulm were Lincoln visitors last weekend. Serenus claimed a high-toned painting for his son and endeavor. At the ball park small Diller boys and large Diller girls drew attention to local kittenball. Reporter Oliver Diehl visited town Wednesday hoping to uncover business leads and handles home appliances in Beatri.
Mrs. James Hays and Mrs. Herbert Barber hosted a shower in Blue Springs Tuesday evening for their niece Miss Vista Koch. Guests played games and wrote advice for the bride to be. Vista received many gifts as pink and white ice cream cake and favors were served.
The H. H. Club met Wednesday with ten members three children and four visitors including Mrs. Henry Weaver Mrs. Fred Hauver Mrs. Maggie Remley and Eleanor Richardson. Mrs Guy Learned won high score and Mrs Arthur Wieths second in rock refreshments served. next meeting set for June 2 with Mrs Guy Learned hosting.
Mrs Clifford welcomed the NCSA Mrs Carico presided as president at the Liberty Nebraska home on June 1. The gathering featured Chinese checkers with prizes for high and low scores and a luncheon served by the hostess with assistance from Mrs Jeau and Mrs Cox. Guests included Mrs Goodreau Mrs Cox of Liberty Mrs Wohlfarth and Little Miss Kitty Eick.
A vintage cinema blurb describes Bing Crosby as a hapless society doctor guarding Beatrice Lillie while Mary Carlisle becomes his dream girl in Dr Rhythm. It also touts Gracie Allen in College Swing with a star-studded cast including Martha Raye Bob Hope Betty Grable Jackie Coogan and more promising a fine picture.
Rev L J Wolff pastor leads St Pauls Ev Lutheran Diller with Sunday School at 9 30 English service at 10 30 am and park services at 8 pm Sunday Visit to Tabitha Home orphanage in Lincoln. Sunday School picnic next week at City Park Diller marks fifth anniversary of the Pastor's work with a children program and summer park sermons led by Rev Pyche.
Pastor Howard H. Pyche leads a 10 A M Sunday School session with an orchestra and a sermon on Naaman the Leper. The men sponsor an Ice Cream social June 18 at City Hall. Mrs White of Beatrice will speak at Missionary Vease Friday June 17.
The Methodist Church announces Sunday School at 10 o clock led by Mrs Ray Lamb S S Supt with the topic Facing The Supreme Test of Service. The preaching service follows at 11 o clock with a message for every member of the church. The Daily Vacation Bible School continues.
The Dorcas Class Kensington is scheduled to convene on Thursday June 15. The gathering will cover planned activities and community outreach.
A superstition about garlic fumes being antiseptic is challenged by scientific tests. The piece notes the long standing belief and its lack of supportive evidence in modern study.
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