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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1935
Page
3
Corrected update shows Wheat No 1 at 69 and No 2 at 68 for corn mixed No 2 at 5 cents. Yellow corn at 15 cents. Oats at 50 cents, eggs around 18 cents. Harvesters and hens listed with small values.
Mrs. Susie Brandt spent Sunday with relatives at Wymore. William Nicholson and family of Hebron were Sunday guests at the home of Joe Nicholson.
Mrs Marguerite Hiatt of Hebron Nebraska spent Sunday with her mother Mrs S M Hughes in Diller.
Ernest Gorr of St Edwards Nebraska spends the week as guest of his friend Miss Eyleen Green at this place.
Dorothy Braasch of Shea visits cousins Marilyn and Gloria Miller for Vacation Bible school. Mr and Mrs L M Hurst Betty Jean and Donald depart for Kansas City Missouri for a visit with friends and to handle business matters.
Rex Green and his wife spent Sunday in Lincoln with his sister Mrs W A Raymond who recently underwent surgery at Lincoln General Hospital and is reported to be slowly improving.
The rough grading on 43 miles of highway north from Dill er to No 3 is finished. A large elevator grader was loaded onto a flat car Wednesday for shipment to a spot near Stella Nebraska where the Condans hold another contract.
After fifty years of service the Odell physician Dr Pickett has closed his public practice. He will continue limited office work from his residence and has moved equipment drugs and stock accordingly per the Oracle report.
Mrs. Lizzie V Miller visited Sunday with her son S F Miller and family After church they drove to Diller for a picnic lunch In the park they shared a social afternoon Miss Linn cared for grandma Fry while Mrs Miller chatted with her elks.
Mr and Mrs Earl Riddle announce the birth of their daughter on Sunday June 9. The family shares the joy of a new arrival and plans for the baby’s name and future.
Miss Betty Jean Hurst spent the weekend at the country home of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Barnett.
The Record states a standard fee of fifty cents applies to all cards of thanks. It notes the policy for readers and contributors, emphasizing the uniform charge and its application to such notices.
Mr and Mrs R E Clark and their daughter from the Odell Oracle visited the Record office Thursday evening, stopping by during their local trip.
Beatrice residents record Joseph Albright as purchasing a residence valued at 3250 dollars in Beatrice per the Sun.
Mr and Mrs Wilson Brandt and daughter Betty of Beatrice and John Hargis father of Mrs Brandt also of Beatrice were calling on Diller friends Sunday afternoon.
The Dorcas class meeting planned for Mrs. Chas. Wace's home Thursday afternoon has been postponed to next Thursday, June 27.
Henry and Leora Frisbie Ralva Lutcavish and son Ralph of Lincoln were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs H O Richardson living east of town accompanied by Kenneth Keith and Darwin Albers of Beatrice.
An offer lists Mc Calls Pictorial Review Good Stories Farm Journal at one year each plus Omaha Bee News three months for two dollars. The note mentions Nebraska and Iowa routes only.
Mr. and Mrs Saylor aged 84 and 87 maintain a neat garden free from weeds. They do the gardening themselves despite rain encouraging weed growth in other areas of town.
County Commissioners Fred Deffer and Chas Koenig and county assessor Fred Jones visited Diller on Wednesday. Jones discussed matters with assessor Blauser while the commissioners surveyed ongoing improvements in the area.
Mr and Mrs H M Holle and daughter Mavis attended the wedding of their nephew Walter Poesus of near Hanover to Miss Loretta Loges of the Hanover area last Sunday. The ceremony was at two o clock in the Lutheran church with a reception at the bride’s parents home near Hanover at six. The Holles joined a visit at his brother’s home near Marysville Kansas before attending.
James Carmichael and family traveling from Holmesville to Reynolds to visit his sister Mrs. Chas Gaisford were joined at Diller by his parents Vester and Mrs. Carmichael. On the return trip their nephews Chas and Reed of Blue Rapids Kansas awaited them for supper.
Little Richard Ahrends the son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Ahrends fell Friday noon and dislocated his left shoulder in the incident.
Master Mark Clauson of Beat Rice arrived Saturday to spend a few weeks at the country home of his aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Frank Cully.
Edna Hulman, who stayed two weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Hallman near Diller, returned Tuesday to Kearney where she is undergoing treatments.
Work began last Friday on three FERA projects in Diller. Sixteen to twenty men were employed on cement curb and gutter along Main Street West, clearing town ditches, and shaping the new ball park for use.
An ad promotes a subscription to Liberty Tower sponsored Mystery Detective Magazine and Radio and True Confessions via The World Herald daily and Sunday for six months by mail at four dollars fifty cents. It emphasizes thrills suspense and the greatest detective stories.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vanasek of Odell visited Diller on Saturday to hear the band in its first concert of the season. They have decided to join the Diller organization, with Mr. Vanasek playing baritone horn and Mrs. Vanasek saxophone.
The band needs four hundred fifty dollars to buy uniforms. The fund standing to date is unclear due to missing text in the report.
Herman Stahl and associates Wendell Fanders and Ted Henrichs drove from Fairbury to deliver cream but faced a skid near Adam Gretzinger farm one mile north of Steele City. The truck tipped spilling cans and sacks. Ted suffered a bruised arm and cut hand while others helped tow the truck back.
A two day school of instructions for 1985 Corn Hog contract supervisors met at the Fairbury Court House. District Supervisor H. E. Hutson and Agricultural Agent W. C. Andreas led the overview while G. W. and La Verne Arnold and Alfred Brobaum outlined survey details. The list includes Wm Banahan Steele City, Frank Knispel Powell, John H Becker Plymouth, W B Knobel Powell, Phil Dawson Endicott, Albert Krueger Plymouth, L. B. Mahaska John Len Fairbury, Lester Ellison Diller, Ernest Leonard Fairbury, Rollin Forney Daykin.
Agricultural Agent W. C. Andreas notes oats show about 6 percent barley in Jefferson County fields seed shipments and government stock oats. Nebraska Crop Growers push seed certification with field inspections by John Clymer starting June 24. Jefferson County applications urged promptly.
A divorce was granted to Mrs. Helen A. Howard of Belmont Massachusetts after she said she could not sleep due to her husband’s insistence on attempting to communicate psychically with his ancestors.
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