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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1936
Page
5
Prices for wheat and oats along with eggs and poultry are shown in the Diller Markets section corrected each Thursday. Entries include No 1 and No 2 Wheat, oats, eggs, hens heavy and light, springs heavy and light, and roosters with listed prices and units.
Diller Elevator Co offers binder twine and insurance. A Cooper Co lists yellow corn oats barley oil meal and tankage. Used machinery for sale including Baldwin combine Case thresher John Deere tractors McCormick binders grain bins fence cultivators and a 9 year old horse. Jansen Lbr. & Impl. Co. phone 13 Jansen Neb.
Wilbur Green and his wife plus sons Dwaine and Gayle shared a Sunday picnic at Fairbury with relatives.
Sebolt Senior of Fairbury visited Diller on Thursday forenoon and delivered a hello call to the local office, accompanied by Joe Carsten.
Mr and Mrs C G Boswell and family and Mr and Mrs Lloyd John of Edgar visited Sunday with their friends Mr and Mrs Eldred Carpenter.
Marvin Violet and Dwane Anderson of Steele City spend two weeks of their vacation at the home of their grandparents Mr and Mrs Wom Behrends.
Will Sandman living just south of Harbine was a visitor yesterday. Henry and Leora Frisbie drove from Lincoln and had a meal with relatives. Rex Green leaves rural mail carrier duties and Bill Green substitutes. Eunice Henrichs visits from Lincoln to her parents. A J Cully from Beatrice visits for harvest. Dr O C Diehl made a business trip to Lincoln with daughter Mrs Steffenmeyer.
Mrs Ted Shepherd and her husband returned last week from San Francisco where they visited Mrs Shepherds brother Floyd Hadley his wife and two daughters.
Miss Maude Laycock of Hansen Idaho arrived last Thursday and has stayed the past week visiting her aunts Mrs Vernon Hull and Mrs Fred Frisbie and family of near Beautycreek.
Miss Helen Wagner of Concordia Kansas visited her aunt Mrs C L Geer and husband. She holds a librarian and English teacher position in Cochran Georgia schools.
Mrs Griswold received a crate of rice and large cherries from her son Harvey Powell and his wife at Emmet Idaho last Sunday evening. A dish full was given to Mr and Mrs Editor, who enjoyed them very much.
Mr and Mrs Chas Gaisford arrived Saturday morning from Lathrop Missouri where he was a bricklayer by trade They drove to Diller after finishing his job Friday evening He is now employed in Fremont Nebraska
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Dahlquist and four daughters of Chandler Mine visited with friends Mr. and Mrs J H Nippert and family. They returned home yesterday and Dorothy Nippert accompanied them to Minnesota for another visit with relatives and friends.
Mr Harvey Reed and two daughters Blanch and Bessie of Wymore visit the Stange home with Eddie Wolters his wife and two daughters of Ellis and Hazel Green and daughter Cleo, in the company of Mrs Ella Griswold on Sunday afternoon.
Ray Colman and his wife with Mrs Witty from Lincoln visited on Sunday. Ray now leases a farm and notes interest in current crop growth, especially wheat. Nicole is nearby by car travel, and Mrs Witty plans to spend the summer with her daughter.
A Vernon Chancellor home gathering hosted relatives included Mr. and Mrs. George Wadell of Iowa and local Chancellors. Bill Chadwell leaves for Beatrice after winter with Clarence Larkin family. Detters visit Denver relatives. Carpenter-to Wyore and Oketo trip. several local residents listed as sick. Grasshoppers trouble farmers. Nixon and Logan return from western Kansas trip. Barber family visits Jansen. Stelling move near Endicott. Harvest begins for some farmers this week.
Mrs Bert Greenwood returned Sunday to her Daykin home after several weeks recuperation from an operation at Odell hospital. She appears much improved though not fully restored. Dr H R Brown of Beatrice, formerly Daykin, assisted Dr C E Rice at Odell hospital.
J. Griffel of Salinas California sues a western railroad company for fourteen thousand dollars alleging a train derailed and then ran onto the highway after his truck causing a collision with a tree.
Officials announce every Tuesday as children's day with a nickel admission and all concessions priced at a nickel. The plan aims to attract families and ensure affordable access to exhibits and activities at the exposition.
A simple repaint and a lawn mower pass can greatly improve a home's curb appeal, even for small houses. The note highlights how exterior and yard maintenance lift attractiveness.
A reflection argues that the value of one's precepts lies in their practice, not merely in speech. The text questions whether adherence to proclaimed ideals makes a person more desirable as a citizen or exposes a contradiction between speech and conduct.
A short child’s distress captures strong emotion in a quiet moment. The piece presents a poignant scene emphasizing fleeting yet powerful sorrow.
Pastor Rev. H H Proett invites all to Sunday school with teachers and pupils. Morning worship at 11 o clock. Epworth League meets at 7 pm to discuss Matt 5. Leaguers and eighth graders welcomed. Evening park worship at 8 o'clock. Welcome.
Rev L J Wolff pastor C L Hullman announce no service on June 5 due to pastor attending Synod meeting in Westboro Missouri. Sunday school remains at 9 30 and German service at 10 30 with normal weekly schedule.
Rev Chas A Lockhart presides as pastor Mrs Earl Weigel leads the Sunday School superintendent duties at 10 A M. Morning worship begins at 11 A M with expected attendance.
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