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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1937
Page
5
Black Bros Elevator in Diller Nebraska announces new manager John Steiner to lead operations in the town and surrounding area. Local officials and patrons express support for the change.
Mrs. Mary Wright, recently ill, is reported much better. Shirley Ann Jones of Lincoln plans a summer with her friend Miss Phyllis enz.
Evelyn and Ardean Beckwith of Omaha are visiting at their grandmother Mrs. Jennie Line’s home.
Mr and Mrs Goes Sr and Jr both of Wy more with Mr and Mrs Orville McCune and their daughter visited the E E Mc Cune home last Sunday confirming social ties in the community.
Mr and Mrs Al Clausson of Beatrice visited their son Mark who summers with his uncle Frank Cully. Mrs Mollie Riddle hosted a Sunday dinner for Mr and Mrs Joe Owens of Lincoln and their two children. Other guests included Mrs Ian Hill Glenda Max Mr and Mrs Wm Ginthar Shirle Beverly Jean and Mr Kescha Mayborn.
J. A. Hughes visited his mother Mrs. Sarah Hughes then returned Monday to Burlington Colorado. During the stay they drove to Hebron where they were joined by daughter and sister Mrs. Cleve Hiatt and her granddaughter Orpha Lee for a motor trip.
Creditors of the estate of Arthur Malechow deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska are advised that claims must be filed by October 4, 1987. Debts are to be paid by January 4, 1938. A court session is scheduled October 5, 1937 at 9 o clock A.M. to hear examine and adjust filed claims. Dated June 5, 1937.
A fragmentary report notes Arthur Grone grandson in Ulm and Mr and Mrs L Doug visiting Lincoln during the week with several residents referenced.
Mr and James Novotny drove to Swanton on Sunday where Miss Blanche and Bessie attended a bridal shower for a friend.
The Literary Digest, a popular weekly, has been sold outright to Review of Reviews. The 1936 election poll may have influenced coverage and reader perception.
Mrs Joe Nicholson and her two children Dedard Lee and Duane returned Wednesday from Hebron Nebraska after spending a week visiting relatives.
Mr and Mrs R J Williamson and their son Robert from Sioux Falls SD spent Sunday night in Diller at the home of Mrs Carico’s parents Mr and Mrs John Carico after attending the Carico wedding in Lincoln.
Walter Roelfs of 1013 Ash Street Fairbury found a bay coon near the river three weeks ago and brought it home. His black fox terrier adopted the young animal and nurses it, growing fat from the dog’s care, according to the Fairbury News.
Mr and Mrs Edward Bond of Wymore spent Sunday with Newton and Mrs Hays. Donald Sheele visits grandparents Elmer and Elizabeth Greider. Canning season begins with peas beans carrots beets and chern s in season. C W Hiatt was kicked by a horse causing a five stitch facial wound and is recovering. Mr and Mrs Charles Hilder drove to Wymore to pick up their son and visit with the Hilders for two weeks. A picnic at Finks with Chas Hilder Ralph Dorothy and Mrs Henry Sheele. Dorothy visited Fred Novotny’s Monday evening for social time and ice cream on Carolyn’s 2nd birthday.
Mr and Mrs Cloyd Cully and their son Gayle visited the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Cully last Sunday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Dede Fanders drove to Guide Rock early Sunday to spend time with her father who has n 1.
Flood waters threaten Council Bluffs Iowa forcing many families to evacuate from low land homes as rising Missouri River levels affect the area this week. Local authorities urge residents to seek higher ground and follow safety instructions.
Mr and Mrs John Grotenet of Kansas City visit sister Mrs C L Tristman in Fairbury and travel to Diller to see friends. Their sons Clyde and Warren and his wife accompany them on the trip.
The Little Helpers 4 H Club met at Eleanor Stahl’s home on Friday June 18. President Henrietta Fanders led the session. Evelyn Hudson elected cheerleader and Eleanor Stahl songleader. Mrs. Long explained The Learning to Cook booklets. Next meeting set for Garnet Barber’s on Tuesday June 29 at 2 PM.
The Peppy Pollies 4 H Club began with seven members and leader Mrs. Ralph Long. Officers include President Dorothy Nippert Vice President Faye Diller Secretary Eleanor Stahl News Reporter Leona Sedlacek. Members Donna Wessel Leora Malchow Fern Nippert. Discussion covered monies Color Hat color wheel and intensity chart. The next meeting set at Leona Sedlacek's home with Leona as News Reporter.
The N. B. C. Club met last Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Heory and Mrs. Goisbreck in attendance. Event details are incomplete due to damaged text.
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