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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1936
Page
5
Fragmented OCR notes show markets listing eggs hens springs roosters and prices around .06 to .08 with weekly cadence. Mentions heavy items and small lots priced per dozen or pair though details are unclear.
A collection of classified ads lists items for sale including a boat with oars from John Clausen, a four wheel trailer via D Delano, grain and feed products from O A Cooper Co and Diller Elevator Co, and a GE 18 inch oscillating fan through Mrs Emma Peters.
The column notes Paul Renz and family driving a new Ford V8. Curtis Geer and wife of Fairbury were Diller visitors last Sunday. Arthur Grone and family visited relatives near Gladstone. Miss Flossie Raymond went to Lincoln for summer classes at the University of Nebraska. Mark Claussen of Beatrice visited relatives Frank and Mrs Cully. Rev. Harry F Huntington of Fairbury to speak at union services in the park Sunday evening. Lynn Cully returns to Lincoln for a position with Castle Roper and Mathews morticians. Ray Colman and wife with daughter Mrs Babcock and Mrs Witty from Lincoln visited at R. W. Creen’s home. Hubert Filley and Mrs Filley went to Stanford Monday for school activities next term. Paul Beckwith and family of Omaha spent the weekend visiting Mrs Beckwith’s mother Jennie Line. Diller Volunteer Firemen form a softball team to play local men Friday night at the park.
Miss Mary Stafford of Fairbury is staying with her aunt and uncle Mrs. and Mr. Lou Wehling on their farm fifty four miles south of town during a vacation.
Miss Bianca Delano and Mrs Eugene Austin of Wahoo spent Tuesday at the home of Miss Barbara Leibrock of Reynolds. They stopped a few minutes with Mrs Harold Schueler of Thompson.
The Record publishes the honor roll for the week naming Ray Lamb Katherine Frericks Frank Johnson Mrs Elizabeth Greider A J Hutchinson Ray Bick Dick Fanders W A Snyder T H Waggoner Savanah Missouri Mrs Sallie E Kelley Christine Indiana Mrs C H Wright Lincoln John S Bures Odell.
Mr and Mrs Moser and Mr and Mrs Ray Eick and Betty La Rue attended a birthday dinner at cousin Ira Loutzenheiser s Dorchester home last Sunday. The event honored Mrs Mel Moser with 57 relatives and friends sharing a day of enjoyment.
Mr and Mrs Wm Grundemeier and Mr and Mrs Freddie Grundemeier and two girls of Abilene Kansas visited George Freitag in Harbine on a return trip Sunday. George and Freddie were old schoolmates from District 66 north of Diller and recalled childhood days.
Mrs Mayborn and daughter Mildred visited Lincoln on Friday. Clarence Findling and a family from Ellis were business callers in Diller on Wednesday evening. Odell and Diller plan a softball match under lights next Wednesday night June 24 with two games scheduled.
Mr and Mrs C A Ewers of Fairbury with daughter Mrs Louie Wittenberg her husband and two children Ruth and Junior of G o gallala spent Sunday at the home of the former sister Mrs Isabella Raymond in Fairbury
Mr and Mrs A C Lamorel of San Antonio Texas visited the home of the former in Plymouth and the latter's parents Mr and Mrs A J Hutchinson near Diller then returned to their Texas home last week.
Eugene Austin of Waholo Nebraska stopped at the W. D. Delano home on Wednesday to fetch his wife who had spent a week visiting her uncle and aunt. Mr Austin drives a transport truck for the Farmers Union of Waholo to the refinery at Eldorado Kansas.
Mr and Mrs Wm I Kard and their son arrived last week on St Edwards Nebraska to visit relatives in this area. They are establishing a light house while Bill seeks work selling Chevrolets for Brickel Co keeping at Fairbury until he finds a position.
Mr and Mrs RB Elark their daughter Norma and his father Mr WR Clark left last Friday for their new home at Kenesaw ten miles west of Hastings where they purchased the Kenesaw Progress a weekly newspaper Mr Clark recently sold the Odell Oracle.
Mr and Mrs Herman Albers and family along with Mr and Mrs Orville Richardson of Beatrice, and Mr and Mrs James Hayes and family from near Diller were dinner guests at the Leonardson home east of town Sunday. Mr and Mrs Paul Benz and Phyllis were afternoon callers.
Mr and Mrs Wm Weers returned home Thursday June 1 from a long wedding journey. They visited Ballas Texas exposition Shreveport Louisiana the Ozarks Missouri and called on Mrs Thomas Gerdes in Auburn Nebraska and Miss Pearl Sparks in Peru Nebraska
Mr and Mrs Carl Tarnow and Miss Mionie Broucher of Omaha spent last Saturday evening with Diller relatives for a weekend visit. Tarnow is the son of Emil Tarnow who resides with his daughter Mrs Francis Clark in Diller. Miss Broucher is a cousin of Francis Clark. Elsie Franzen accompanied them to Omaha and will ride to Fort Wayne Indiana on the return trip.
Church notices announce Rev. Chas. A. Lockhart pastor and Mrs. Earl Weigel superintendent. Sunday School at 10 A. M. Morning Worship at 11 A. M. The Sunday school extends a cordial invitation to all fathers.
Rev L J Wolff pastor C L Hallan superintendent announce Children Day program at 9 English service 10 30 Luther League 8 Our andak Sunday school picnic Sunday in Henrichs pasture grave area bring picnic lunch and join afternoon games and fellowship.
Rev AH Proett leads Sunday school at 10 with Epworth League at 7. Evening services in the park feature Rev Harry Huntington of Fairbury as guest preacher. Mrs Carrie Smith of Hutchinson has completed 8000 crossword puzzles in seven years, averaging just over three puzzles daily.
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