The Diller Markets Corrected Every Thursday
A brief market notice notes Diller Markets updated corrections every Thursday. Details unreadable in the source fragment.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1936
Page
5
A brief market notice notes Diller Markets updated corrections every Thursday. Details unreadable in the source fragment.
Classified notice lists a 1 McCormick Deering two row cultivator an all steel truck and wagon a wagon and box a 14 H P gas engine all new. Contact C Hutchinson for details and pricing.
Cloyd Cully drives a new Chevrolet. Rev Wolff was a flu victim early-week. Betty Grab her is out again after a recent foot injury. A J Cully and Mr Coffman of Beatrice were Diller visitors Wednesday. Mrs Ruth Meyers of Lincoln spent Sunday with her mother Mrs Sparks in Diller. Miss Flossie Raymond left Wednesday morning for a few days visit with relatives at Lincoln. The Misses Erma and at Sible went to Lincoln to enter University of Nebraska summer classes.
Mr and Mrs Rex Green travel to Lincoln with their children Ernest and Eileen Gorr for a summer stay in the city.
Mr and Mrs John Hayworth of Omaha were visitors at the home of his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Isaac Saylor a week ago Sunday. We missed this item last week.
Elizabeth Green is confined to her bed with a flu attack. Mr Frank Garton is recovering from a rib fracture. Supt and Mrs Sinkey left yesterday for Hartington Nebraska to begin their summer vacation.
Mr and Mrs Will Singleton of Fairbury visited at the home of Mrs Warthen Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs John Carrico returned Sunday from a week with their children at Falls City.
Dr. and Mrs. Ellis left Wednesday by auto for Konorado Sherman County Kansas where they own land.
Mrs. Nancy Robertson and Lelia Linn with Miss Carrie Linn were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Mrs. Maggie Remley.
Miss Gretchen Fanders began summer classes at the state teachers college after traveling to Peru last Sunday. Mrs. Cora Colman of Lincoln spent Sunday with her daughter and family in Diller. Mr. and Mrs. W E Anderson and Mr. and Mrs. L O Langworthy of Beatrice visited Carrie Sparks in Diller.
Mrs. J D. Fanders of Fairbury leaves for Ashton Idaho this week to visit her brothers Ben and Rudy, formerly of the area.
Mrs Dora Sheffler and daughter from Fullerton had joined Mrs Maggie Remley, sister in law, for a visit and left for home Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Lacey and son Junior from Tecumseh spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Marion Headley. Lacey is Headleys’ brother in law.
The Misses Pearl Sparks and Esther Malchow left Sunday for six weeks of summer school in Peru. Sparks and Malchow share a dormitory room together during the program.
Christ assisted at the Farmers Oil Station while Stewart handled other business at Hollenberg. The account describes a crude hand pumping method used on Malchow, highlighting a rough treatment endured during the incident.
Mr and Mrs Pete Wenz L W J Wenz and family and Carl Wenz left Steele City Sunday morning around ten for Irvington Nebraska to visit their brother Otto Wenz and family. They spent a pleasant day and returned home that evening.
Mr and Mrs Moser hosted their house guest Mrs E S Dunn in Wymore last Sunday. Dunn will visit cousins Mr and Mrs Claude Craig through Thursday before returning to Diller to finish her visit. Accompanying them was Betty LaRue, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Eick.
Mrs Isaac Saylor is taking a rest cure after overdoing activities. She expects to be around as usual in a few days.
Irene Greider, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Greider, remains affected by whooping cough after several weeks of illness with the ailment still active.
Sunday services begin with morning worship at 11 00 AM after Sunday School at 10 00 AM Rev H H Pyche leads the sermon during the last hour of the Sunday School program Children will present a Vacation Bible School demonstration with exhibits on display in the annex A union evening service in the park features Rev Pyche Mrs Gale Strawhacker of Fairbury attends and reviews Kagawa The Grain of Wheat The Missionary society Keystone Kensington plan their June Ten Friday June 19 in the annex Everyone is welcome
Mr and Mrs Geo Eschenburg and their son from Washington Kansas and Mr Jess Harris of Humboldt Nebraska were guests at the Ben Hall home on Sunday. Mrs Eschenburg is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Hall.
Mrs Moser and Mrs Dunn recently traveled to Fairbury for dinner at the Willis Clark home and later spent time in Steele City with Mr and Mrs Dick Edgington. Mrs Riddle joined the trip.
Library notes encourage fun reading this summer with a mix of children’s books and adventure titles. Richard Halliburton’s The Flying Carpet is highlighted, tracing global escapades with Moye Stephens and famed destinations from Timbuctoo to Manila.
On Sunday June 14 in Lincoln Tabitha Home hosts annual visitors day with 9 30 Sunday School English service 10 30 English sermon by Rev Eugene Harrison and German sermon by Rev E H Thomas. Dinner at noon and program at 2 PM by Tabitha Home children with the Tabitha Band. Guests welcome to meet residents and join activities.
Rev H H Proett pastor Mrs Ray Lamb superintendent S S Sunday school at 10 o'clock The Children's Day offering for the Student Loan Fund will be received There will be no preaching service The union Bible school program will be given at the Congregational church during the worship hour The Epworth League will meet at 7 o'clock All Leaguers study the fifth chapter of Matthew Be ready with Bible or New Testament There will be services in the park at 8 o'clock Cordial invitation to all services
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