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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1934
Page
5
John Selk Jr. of Plymouth filed for Republican nomination for county clerk as Milan's of Liberty attended the Richardson funeral Sunday.
A fragment notes Lyn Cully Gerald Close Elise Diller Rachael Viers Hurt Foley Bonnie Green and Lucille Dewey as weekend visitors at Diller. The text includes garbled lines about oats for sale and Army aviators carrying mail.
A compact cutter set offered as nearly new capable of cutting Standard and SAE threads from 0 to 4 inches inclusive. It is described alongside a moral observation about professional reformers versus average citizens, noting reformers are often the ones who should be reformed.
Dr and Mrs Ellis motored to Lincoln on Tuesday. They were joined by Mrs Quinter Fry who spent the day visiting her brother Fisher Musser and family.
The text notes that church attendance remains strong, with enough members to take up the collection, comparable to days of prohibition. It implies continuity of church life and giving despite era changes.
The Ingalsbe Wood combination of band and orchestra directors organized the local band about a year ago and helped it grow to more than 20 players. Musical groups operate in Diller Odell Wymore Barneston Liberty Hanover Marysville Beattie Ax Tell and Sabetha across Nebraska and Kansas.
Beatrice visitors Mr and Mrs James Walker called on Diller relatives Sunday Kites flew in Diller Tuesday a spring greeting and a Diller Public Library February loans totaled nine hundred thirteen A March 6 birth at Odell hospital to Mr and Mrs Arthur Majors Odell public schools superintendent and a Fairbury visitor Mr B G Dawson Home Appliance man Tuesday.
Waggoner Bros promotes on-hand stock of alfalfa and sweet clover seed and invites customers to view the offerings.
The note recalls a surprise social at ex county commissioner Wm Green's rural home southwest of the city. Guests included Wm Green and wife Alf Waggoner and wife F D Carr and wife and many others. Uncle Billy and his wife attended, misled by a school books errand, and the gathering drew a large local crowd with festive memories.
A saying about parental focus contrasts a father's attention on his child with the search for unseen dangers. The aphorism highlights how concern shifts from immediate affection to hidden risks.
John C Hartigan attorney for estate of Frank Domacek asks probate of the will and for appointment of J. Smith Diller as administrator with will annexed. Hearing set March 17 1934 at 9:00 A M. Dated February 16 1934. E R Bees County Judge. First pub Feb 20 last pub Mar 9
Public notice lists a foreclosure action in the Eighteenth District Court of Nebraska. Plaintiff Barbara Mortgage Company seeks sale of described real estate at public auction in Fort Wayne area, with defendants including Gus Wildtahier and W H Karnes. Dated March 6 1934. Sheriff Emil Ackman. Attorney David F. Foster. First publication March 1934.
A Swedish prince was disowned by his family after insisting on marrying the woman of his choosing. The outcome favored the prince as he pursued his own path despite the family’s opposition.
Fairbury Nebraska shop advertises harness repairs and oiling services using a tank of new oil priced at 75 cents per set. Located corner north of Bonham theatre.
Mrs. C. W. Hiatt was unanimously chosen President at the American Legion Auxiliary district convention in Deshler on Tuesday, March 6. She will serve on the State Executive Board and represent the Eleventh District at the state convention in Grand Island this August and at the National Convention in Miami next October. A banquet for about 400 followed the program at the high school auditorium, with tours of a broom factory and a souvenir gift. Delegates from Odell attended and praised the victory for a local member.
An exchange quotes a speaker arguing no politician would steal funds meant for the poor and adds that even lighter fingers might take money without stooping.
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