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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1938
Page
5
The item lists No. 1 Wheat 0.75, Corn 0.40, Oats 0.47, and various poultry and livestock terms. Local figures mention residents Bernard Barber Agnes Saathoff Margaret Lemon J. Smith Diller and Dale Close with community notes about illness, car trading, grasshopper rains, and a new residence addition west of Diller.
Listing of agricultural and service items including a 7 ft McCormick Deering binder in good shape a McCormick Deering 2 row Cultivator new in stock and sold at a bargain Sudan seed priced by pound with state test purity and germination details Black Bros Elevator Diller Nebraska grain and feed binding twine shop for last permanent orders and hair styling at Brady Beauty Salon Beatrice Nebraska
In medieval lore dancing the tarantella was believed to cure insanity caused by a tarantula bite. This led to the spider’s name and the ritual dance’s enduring association with healing.
Hypo is a white soluble crystalline compound made by boiling caustic soda or sodium sulphite with sulphur. Its chemical name is sodium thiosulphate. It is widely used in photography and to remove excess chlorine from bleached fabrics.
The Green Room Cafe displays a large new sign as Dean and Pearl anticipate strong Coca Cola sales. An ad promotes Carbolene at 60 cents per gallon to protect poultry from mites, with C L Geer Lumber and Coal also advertising.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Colman and Mrs. Maxine Babcock and Roger visited the Green home on Sunday.
Ray Green organized a crew of workmen who operated throughout Sunday to repair underground telephone cable trouble south of town, restoring service.
Tony Zelleny suffers a painful boil on his right arm but survives the ordeal and is convalescing nicely, according to a local health report.
Louie Fasse and his sons Fred and Arthur left their northwest of town home Monday to join another son in Kanovado Kansas for the grain harvest assist.
Wm Welling sustained a badly smashed finger when his four horse evener caught it on Monday. The thumb nail may be lost, but the injured member is mending satisfactorily.
Mr and Mrs Eilert Hullman and family of Falls City Nebraska visited Sunday at the home of the former s parents Mr and Mrs H Hullman. Other guests were Mr and Mrs Wessel Schip per Elville and Alvin and Mr and Mrs Fred Diekhoff of Beatrice. The EF q mans returned to Falls City the same evening.
Frank Mathias born July 18 1861 near Miconk Illinois died June 7 1938 in Lincoln Nebraska after a paralytic stroke. He married Nellie Perkins in 1896 and left two daughters and several grandchildren. Funeral held at Waggoner Bros. with Rev. L. J. Wolff presiding.
John Benjiman Pearce died in San Francisco Monday morning June 13 after an extended illness. Born December 30 1885 in Muscatine Iowa he was 56 years 6 months and 13 days old. He lived in Montana as a youth and spent ten years in the U S postal service in Washington DC. He passed after visiting relatives in Missouri and California where his sister Mrs Katherine Fox and sister Mrs Ida Frakers cared for him. A note from Nellie Audrain also reports the death of Ernest the cavat Teper at age 60.
Pastor Howard H. Pyche leads 8:30 and 11:00 services with sermon on lilies of the field. Vacation Bible School starts with multiple grades, a high school group, and a park service turnout. June Tea at the annex with Mrs White missionary guest speaker. Men's Bible class to sponsor ice cream social June 18 at City Hall.
The Dorcas Society meets Thursday afternoon in the church basement, and the Sunday School gathers at 19. Next Sunday the topic is The Suffering Servant of Jehovah or Love's Supreme Sacrifice. Union services are planned in the park Sunday evening if weather allows, otherwise in the Methodist church.
Rev L J Wolff leads services then a program in the City park at 2:30 with Children’s Day observance. Sunday School meets at 9:30 and English service at 10:30 amid a park picnic noon meal for attendees.
Siamese fighting fish reportedly duel for a day and night per Siamese observers, highlighting their tireless persistence and endurance in prolonged contests.
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