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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1935
Page
2
A notice outlines advertising rates for local business ads in Diller Nebraska. It states 6 cents per line for each insertion and indicates rates are available upon application. It mentions mailing through the post office as second class matter and notes the ad space and transmission terms.
In Keokuk Iowa a power outage sidelined crews who traced the fault to a horned owl electrocuted on the lines with a rabbit in its talons. Separately in Los Angeles a three year old boy tearfully claimed he swallowed a Roosevelt campaign button.
Thousands of women are swindled by vendors selling fat reducing gum and gum drops that contain no real slimming ingredient. The schemes offer dieting rules and long walks, but the only ingredient with any effect is a mild laxative. The fraudsters claim slimming is unhealthy and urge readers to be themselves.
New York reports Ellen Elizabeth Benson, child prodigy who finished preparatory work for college by age 12 and shows a mental capacity of 19 yet declares she dislikes studying. The story notes precocity, early tests, and warns that early gifts do not guarantee lifelong achievement.
The party dance at city hall Thursday was co hosted by Alma Sehoen Gladys Lottman Lucile Findling Gretchen Fanders and Ruth Stahl with chaperons Mr and Mrs Francis Clark and Mrs Lissa Fanders. Out of town guests included Norman Sixel LaVern and Dale Arnold of Harbine and Sherman Goldsberry of Steele City. $390 was added to the band uniform.
Mr and Mrs Vester Carmich ael hosted a rook party to aid flood relief. Attendees included Bill Tidstman and family Bill Henrichs and family Jim Pickard and wife Ralph Holeman Rupert Hughes and family Lavern Pickard and family Mattie Mansfield Mrs S M Hughes and Mr and Mrs Charlie Gaisford Reynolds. Each family donated to the fund and late refreshments were served. Mrs R Hughes and Ralph Holemon won first prizes.
Mr and Mrs LaVern Pickard hosted a rock party at their home honoring the band A progressive rock was played Pauline and Ralph won first prizes Guests included Roy Broadstone Howard Peters Rupert Hughes Pauline and Ralph Holeman Jim Pickard Frank Johnson and families Vester Carmichael LaVern Pickard and families Donations supported the band Refreshments were served late with all enjoying the event.
H. H. Club members gathered Wednesday June 12 at Mrs. Will Amos residence with nine members and five children present. Guests included Mrs. Orville McCune Arthur Wieths Rudolph Hubka Margaret Albers and Mrs. Ida Wood. Activities featured games and craft work with Mrs. Grone noted as jar rubbers champion and Mrs. Albers winning cards. Lunch of sandwiches cake and fresh strawberries was served. Next meeting planned with Mrs. Leonard Richardson on June 26.
Friends and neighbors gathered at the corner north of Ralph Frisbie's on June 4 to surprise Marjorie for her birthday. Rain delayed the party, but later that week many cars arrived, and guests enjoyed visiting, rock games, and a lunch of sandwiches, cake, and coffee. Present were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Frisbie and daughter Helen, many other couples, and several Frisbie family members.
The committee lists the women who paid for recent Vanishing Hostess teas and notes that when multiple hostesses entertained together the event occurred at the home of the first named organizer.
Vanishing hostesses for their families and friends gathered at the home of Mrs. Furrow Thursday evening last week. Mrs. Win. Henrichs, Mrs. John Carico, Mrs. Quinter Fry, Mrs. Furrow and Mrs. W.G. Tristman hosted the gathering and served dainty refreshments to attendees.
Mr. and Mrs. McKinley Bowen hosted a bridge party with four tables on Saturday evening May 26. Mrs. Albert Hubka and Keith Hays won high scores as refreshments followed. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cully, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Bevan, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hubka, Mr. and Mrs. Mae Hays, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Hays, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hiatt, and Mr. and Mrs. John Romish.
A Dallas woman faced a $25 fine after a phone error led her to call police headquarters while attempting to order bottle caps from a hardware store. She explained she wanted caps, but the call resulted in police contact instead.
A benefit party by the Cleveland Osteopathic society offered prizes including a major surgical operation first, obstetrical service second, and tonsil or adenoid removal third. Winners not needing services could transfer prizes to others.
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