Local Notes Highlight Residents and New Cars
Dr. Diehl drives a Buick Club sedan while Pauline Patton suffers car trouble. Miss Alice Line buys a Pontiac coupe and works at the Buick station in Fairbury. Roy Casper Everett Clark deal with poison ivy. Mr and Mrs Carico return from Sioux Falls. Lloyd Green, son of H H Green, is ill. H E Green repaints near Main Street. L V Raymond, Phyllis Joe and Robert visit Diller relatives. Clauson building hosts ice cream and cake sale 10 cents for ice cream and 5 cents per cone Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Line
Buick
Fairbury
Waggoner Bros Move Harness Stock From Dressen
Waggoner Bros purchased the harness stock from Gus Dressen and moved it to their store. Mrs. Claude Dunn, after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bell, left for Greely Colorado. Chester Bonsall of Fairbury filed for county treasurer, making the tally thirteen. nine Republicans and four Democrats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waggoner Bros
Gus Dressen
Claude Dunn
Bert Bell
Greely
Colorado
G. W. Arnold
Chester Bonsall
Fairbury
Wil son Couple Visits Local Sister Before Homeward Journey
Mr and Mrs Howard S Wil son, en route to Houston from the Worlds Fair, stopped Monday to visit his sister Mrs M Callander before continuing home Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard S. Wilson
Houston
Texas
M. Callander
Dressens and Doughertys Visit Elmwood and Great Bend
Mr and Mrs Joe Dressen of Elmwood Kansas and Mr and Mrs Wm Dougherty of Great Bend Kansas were over Sunday visitors with Gus Dressen. Joe Dressen and Mrs Dougherty are son and daughter of Mr Dressen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Dressen
Elmwood
Kansas
Wm. Dougherty
Great Bend
Gus Dressen
Dougherty
Mr Dressen
Steele City Kitten Ball Teams Triumph at Local Grounds
Wednesday evening see Steele City boys and girls teams face Odell Baseball club in Kitten ball games. Girls lose 25 to 16 while the boys win 24 to 16. Diller affected by Steele City winning streak and local sports mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele City
Odell Baseball Club
Diller
Diller Markets Report Dispatches Grain and Poultry Prices
Corrected every Thursday wheat No. 1 and No. 2 prices listed. Corn mixed No. 2 46 cents per bushel. White corn No. 2 47 cents. Hens heavy priced at 0.7 cents per pound. Market notes include irregular spellings and unclear items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ian Shi von
Local Residents Reported Illnesses and Visits
Mr and Mrs Jim Cassell of Steele City made Diller calls Monday evening. Mrs John Senior living twenty miles east is recovering from a sick spell. Clifford Hitt, son of Mr and Mrs Alvin Hitt, is among those on the sick list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Cassell
Steele City
Diller
John Senior
Clifford Hitt
Alvin Hitt
Birth announcement and lost item notice in Beatrice area
Geo. H. Andrews of St Joseph Missouri reviewed local conditions last Saturday. Beatrice Sun reports a daughter born to Mr and Mrs Melvin Wright of Beatrice this week. A spare wheel 550 17 Firestone from a Chevronet was lost on the gravel between Diller and Odell. Return to Cassell Filling Station Diller Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. H. Andrews
St Joseph, Mo
Beatrice Sun
Melvin Wright
Diller
Odell
Chevronet
Cassell
Lincoln and Beatrice visitors share sunday calls
Mr and Mrs Henry Dreath and daughter Shirley with Mrs J J Coniff from Lincoln and Mrs J H Hemminger from Beatrice visited the C E and C L Waggoner homes Sunday. Mr and Mrs G W Arnold and Mr and Mrs Harlan Weaver were Diller visitors last Thursday evening. Weaver received professional attention from Dr Ellis while others visited at the Record office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry. Dreath
Shirley
J. J. Coniff
Lincoln
Beatrice
C. E
C. L. Waggoner
G. W. Arnold
Harlan Weaver
Diller
Weaver
Dr. Ellis
Record Office
Wichita couple visits Diller with crop praise
Mr and Mrs Bob James of Wichita Kansas drove to Diller last Friday and stayed with his sister Mrs Chas Barber for a day or two. They reported good rains along the route and said crops are fine at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob James
Wichita
Kansas
Diller
Chas. Barber
Notice on crop planting rights for corn hog and wheat contracts
An agricultural ruling allows contract signers to plant contracted acres to any crop except corn and certain grain sorghums. Land beyond the base may grow any grain or forage crop with fodder or forage use for excess corn or sorghum. Forage sorghums and grasses may be planted freely and benefit payments remain unchanged. Marked contracted acres cannot be removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Andreas
Atlas
Kansas
Public Auction At Diller Shop In June 1934
Public sale announced for Saturday June 16 1934 at the Diller shop. Personal property offered includes stoves ice chest dishes bed and bedding show cases and other articles. Terms cash. Gus Dressen owner Ss F Clark auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Gus Dressen
Ss. F. Clark
William N Sparks Diller Resident Dies at 78
William N Sparks of Diller Nebraska died June 7 1934 at his home after years of ill health He was born in Monroe County Indiana August 11 1855 and moved to Nebraska in 1871 He married Carrie Lanworthy in 1881 and built a farm then a mercantile store in Diller Survived by wife five children twelve grandchildren and seven great grandchildren with several sisters and brothers Funeral services were held at the Methodist Church in Diller with interment in Prairie Home Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Sparks
Methodist Church
Drew
Prairie Home Cemetery
John Mendenhall
Bert Gerard
A. T. Nelson
Carpenter
Ellis
Ab Cully
Grace Cully
Geo. Mayborn
Kennamon
Nellie Baker
Beatrice
William N. Sparks
Monroe County
Ind
Diiler Nebr
Nebraska
Carrie G.lanworthy
Nellie V. Miller
Fullerton
Calif
Hattie A. Diller
Fairbury
Nebr
Ruth C. Myers
Lincoln
Beil Atkinson
Flagstaff
Ariz
Chester W
Clifford N
Sarah Folkers
Alice Maddox
Long Beach
Mary Wilhoit
San Francisco
Laura Hart
Dunnigan
Ida Silverthorne
Hemet
John J. Lingle
Wyoming
Henry
Gothenburg
George W. Elsie
Andrew
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Jefferson County
Gage County
Roxy Bland
Terre Haute
John
Paris
Seymour
Milltown
Mon
William
Bicknell
George
Indianaplis
Otis
Bloomfield
Indiana
Jane Heason
Kelsa Jamison
Obituary of Andrew J Jamison from Ellis Church
Funeral services were held for Andrew J Jamison at the Ellis Methodist church with Rev. Drew of Diller officiating. He died June 17 1934 near Ellis Nebraska at age 67 after a stroke on May 20. Born May 23 1867 in Green County Indiana he married Dora L Hood October 18 1893 and left seven children Ethel Austin Francis and Grewina Grace plus Gertrude and an infant who died.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew J. Jamison
Isac
Caroline ( Mowery ) Jamison
Green County
Indiana
Ellis
Nebraska
Dora L. Hood
Ethel
Archiepter, Diller
Austin
Omaha
Francis
Mack Lee
Lemoore
California
Grewina
Grace
Gertrude
Andrew
June Dorcas class Kensington cancels June meeting
The committee in charge of the June Dorcas class Kensington dispenses with the June meeting. The July meeting will be held the last Thursday in the month as usual.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diller State Bank
Dr. Diehl
Pauline Patton
Roy Casper
Everett Clark
Carico
Sioux Fall, South Dakota
Lloyd Green
H. H. Green
H. E. Green
Main Street
Clauson
William Newton Sparks
Carrie Sparks
Andrew Jackson Jamison
Jamison
Ellis Methodist Church
Diller Nebraska
General Hospital
C. E. Rice, M. D
Odell, Nebraska
Blue Valley
Credit Ass’n
Fairbury, Nebraska
Dr.o.g. Diehl
Diller, Nebraska
J. Monroe Davis
Pwede Deul
Phillips
Phill
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