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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1931
Page
5
For sale a complete threshing rig offered by Mrs. Strockey. Full stock of city nets at low prices from Gus Dressen. Cow for sale, fresh and suitable for town use from E. E. Weigel.
Local notice advertises F A Moon and Son offering quality monuments at seasonable prices in Fairbury Nebraska with Es indicates a service listing.
Fairbury Nebraska advertisement for Electric Shoe Shop invites customers to bring shoes with large holes in the soles for repair before discarding.
Farmers Grain Co announces hog sales every Thursday at the highest market prices. List your hogs with Diller. Paul Stark promotes hog sales and purchasing.
Edith Patton visits her cousins Mrs. Cecil Ellis in Chester and will stay several weeks until Mrs. Ellis recovers from a recent operation at Hebron hospital.
Mr and Mrs Arch Stewart of Los Angeles Calif and Mrs Avis Stengel with children extend a summer visit. Howard A H of Rock Creek hosts in Scott Miller home. Olive Brooks Superior and Dan Keckly Long Island Kan visit uncle aunt Fred Englehardt Palmyra Mo with R F Starr family.
Commissioner E. McCune supervises street cutting at the north end of Main Street. Crews use dirt to dress the business section in preparation for another gravel application badly needed.
Mr and Mrs Fred Paacibert of Palmyra Missouri and Mr and Mrs Dan Keckly of Long Island Kansas visited Wednesday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Chas Hilder and joined by Mrs Susie Brandt for Thursdays all t eat dinner.
Harry Shutt and Bill Henrichs led the group bringing fine strings of fish from the Little Blue, boasting a catfish over eight pounds as they showcased their catch Monday morning.
Charles Mudge of Elm Town reports lightning struck a large cottonwood near the barn on his property Wednesday afternoon. The tree split from top to bottom and stunned him briefly before he recovered and continued his work.
Léonard Roelf’s son stubbed a toe badly enough to require nail removal. Miss Faye Gaisford spent the weekend at home and attended the Gaisford reunion. she plans summer studies at Peru. Fred Fasse was thrown from a hay wagon after hitting a rut. no bones were broken, but he was severely shaken.
An advertisement urges readers to replace screen doors and windows at low prices from Cornbelly Lumber Co in Diller Nebraska. The item notes Mrs Clarence Steffen Miss Alice Line and Ardell Frownfelter of Chicago visiting Loup City to see their brother Harrison Line county attorney of Sherman County.
Christena Lottman expresses sincere gratitude to all who sent flowers cards letters and visits while she was in Odell hospital. Special thanks go to the Class of 31 and Sunday School class for bouquets received.
The Steele City News reports a newly launched row boat carried three passengers down the Blue River from Endicott to Steele City in two hours and five minutes. Bill Ahrends Wells Andrews and Floyd Goldsberry completed the water trip, while Carl Mitchell and Calvin Sampson transported the boat by automobile returning to Steele City.
No Roc held Thursday June 11 at Mrs Ray Eicks. A rock magazine story contest was won by Mrs Leonard Frisbie. After a lunch hosted by the hostess several visitors attended. NR C met June 16 at Mrs Ben Seibolts with eleven members and two visitors. A memory and writing test yielded top names Mable Grone 41 and Florence Richardson 36. Zaidee Frisbie won a States contest. Next meeting set for May end or June 23 at Mrs Henrys with picnic discussion.
George Sandman sustained numerous cuts and bruises when a scaffold at the Harbine new schoolhouse gave way Tuesday. He fell about twenty five feet to the ground.
Eighteen members meet Wednesday at 7 00 PM with girls choosing cats then motoring to Beatrice. Plans shift from picnic at Chautauqua Park to theater first due to time and rain. They dine beneath trees and share root beer after a long muddy ride, arriving home tired but happy.
The postponed race near Shea finally ran Tuesday evening. Less Barbers horse won the first race over Orval Richardson's entry. In the second, L E Vanier faced trader Doyle with the traders horse taking victory. A lively crowd witnessed the event and bets and even jack knives reportedly changed hands.
Mrs J Aully died Tuesday afternoon after an illness noted last week. Funeral services are set for Friday at 1 30 from the Market Street house and 2 from the Methodist church in Beatrice. Burial will be in Prairie Home cemetery at Diller. She leaves husband Cloyd H Cully of Diller, a son, and daughter Grace Cully who works for the State Savings and Loan Association in Beatrice.
The Nebraska statutes cover how villages under 40,000 must publish council proceedings within 30 days and limit publication costs to county rates. Treasurers must issue annual financial statements by March, with publication costs from village funds and penalties for noncompliance.
The infant of Mr and Mrs Dee Hitt residing two miles north and east of Diller is reported to be ill prompting a public notice in the community.
Village Board bans fire crackers fireworks or any related items on Main Street and adjoining blocks in Diller by order of Chas E Waggoner village clerk.
The eater of Diller Opera House reports July 3 and 4 will complete the current film contract. Mr Brunk questions signing a new moving picture contract. Diller seeks ideas to keep the picture show in town.
Mrs. Laura Meyers and grandson Gifford Day of Los Angeles travel with Wesley Meyers of Falls City. Mrs. Dietrich and daughter Mrs. Brannin with infant daughter visit the Carico home. Mrs. Dietrich is the Carico couple’s daughter and Brannin’s baby is their first great grandchild.
Col Boss Wright was seen visiting with old Diller friends yesterday while his wife went to Weeping Water to visit relatives.
Mrs. S M Hughes went yesterday to Hebron Nebraska to meet her son Alva who lives in Denver and is making a flying trip to Hebron to visit his sister Mrs Cleve Hiatt and had written to meet her there.
Mrs Mary Willems of Pembina North Dakota announces the marriage of her son Lorenz Willems to Lauretta Wenker of Hill City Minnesota on Tuesday June 16 1931 The couple will reside in Pembina where Lorenz is permanently located in the U S Immigration Service.
Wm. Kunte member of this year’s State University class visited home in Ririe Idaho with parents and brother last week. He plans to return to Lincoln this fall to complete a Master’s degree after the first semester. He is a former treasurer and past president of Sigma Phi Sigma fraternity.
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