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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1941
Page
5
The corrected Thursday wheat prices list Carp yellow corn and white corn oats dry cream and hens with weights and live hogs at 9.75 dollars per hundredweight. Grain market provided by Black Brothers.
Harvey Garrels and family traveled to Manhattan Kansas to visit his brother and were delayed returning home due to widespread flooding. They describe Marysville Kansas as sorrowful and note L E Calkins and family from Madison Missouri visiting Blue Springs Diller and Campbell Nebraska trips. Robt Maw moved from the Boise at San Diego to Philadelphia for schooling and may join the Vulture later.
State tested early Kalo and Club Kafir seed offered by Alpha Wiermers at 3 cents a pound. Includes early kalo seed and seed for club use as advertised in a local notice from a small classified section.
S C Hutchinson offers a large stock of mower and binder parts at cash discount prices. The shop is not open at all times but is available mornings and evenings for customers to call or visit.
John Clauson installed a chemical water softener at Blue Bird beauty shop. Mr and Mrs John Sedlacek and daughter and Mr and Mrs Bradford Diller motor to Marysville Kansas Sunday to inspect flood damage. The Sedlaceks have relatives at Marysville. Mr and Mrs Joe Nippert Willard and Margery drove to Shickley Nebraska Sunday evening for the Catherine Venell and Ellsworth Nippert wedding. He is a nephew of Mr Nippert. A week ago Sunday Mr and Mrs Jake Lottman Merlyn Harold Robert Stephens Leona McPheran and Arlene Walker of Helmsville enjoyed ice cream and strawberries with Lorren Stephens and family.
Mrs. Charles Osborn hosts former Diller residents including Mr. and Mrs. Homer Clark and others at their Long Beach home. Visitors include Mrs. N. B. Tyler and daughter from Tucson, traveling 1600 miles, detouring due to floods. Mrs. Lind moves on to New York as Mr. Lind returns from a 26 000 mile airplane tour of Asia and the Americas.
Mr and Mrs H H Green and daughter Elizabeth visited Marysville to view damage from a recent flood. Western Marysville was reported nearly ruined and Mrs Cavett remains confined after a fall injuring her foot and nervous system.
Mr and Mrs Max Logan hosted a dinner four miles west of town in honor of Eloise Young and her children as they prepare to move to Cambridge Massachusetts. Eloise Young and two children will travel via Chicago to Neal Diller's home before reaching Cambridge. Julia Diller accompanies her sister and is noted for her graduation gift from Neal.
The Rural-Urban Tea at Diller Nebraska brought together the Triple A Auxiliaries from Pleasant Newton and Elm Glenwood Precincts. Theme Town and Country Forward Together featured talks by local leaders and musical numbers led by Mrs. Clarence Steffen and Mrs. Max Logan. Coffee and cookies followed the program served by Mrs. Harold Logan and Mrs. R. Hubka.
President Wellington Dean presided as secretary Richard Steffen called the roll. Max Logan led the lesson and two demonstrations followed on curb parking and making mineral feed. Wellington Dean won the I Dare You book for the top 4-H boy. next meeting set for June 29 at P.O.H. Five calves will be judged. Reporter Le Roy De Shazer.
The June tea on June 12 at the church attracted fewer attendees due to threatening weather. Mrs. George Loth led the program. Mrs. Hall performed Indian music and, with Reverend Hall, recited the Lord's Prayer in Indian. Indian pictures and handwork enhanced the event. guests Mesdames Freitag Fiedling Stahl and Clark helped serve ice cream cake iced cookies and coffee while other members contributed financially.
Congregational Church notes report from the Doane Conference delegate on her experiences during Sunday services. Avis Johnson leads worship at 11 AM with a sermon on Christ's Disciples. Diller Young Peoples League plans a special service inviting friends to hear Mr and Mrs Hall. They gather in the M E Sanctuary at 8 PM Sunday night June 22. Parsons repair work on the east basement wall by Mr Fisher and Mr Schulz this week.
Church women vote to organize a Womans Association. On October 1 the Ladies and Diller League will host ice cream and cake at Town Hall from about five PM. All town residents invited to support the Youth Work and good works among the community.
Pastor W H Clark leads Sunday School at 10 with preaching at 11 and a children’s day with an illustrated talk for kids. Rev Hall and wife host an Indian love service, outdoor recreational hour, ice cream sale at City Hall, and Vacation Bible School starts Monday at the schoolhouse.
Rev L J Wolff P C L Hullman lead services with Sunday School at 9 00 and English services at 10 00 This week ends the Daily Vacation Bible School Attendance fell due to illness from vaccination A Sunday School picnic with dinner at noon follows and a picnic in the afternoon Hope all children can attend.
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