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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1937
Page
5
Market listings appear corrected on Thursday with wheat and oats. Local residents Mr and Mrs Frank Grone drove to Lincoln and returned Sunday. Mr and Mrs Mahlon Wolken and Ardith visited Lincoln Monday. Mrs Hughes improved her house with new spouting, Harvey Garrels doing the work.
Mr and Mrs Dick Fanders of Beatrice spent Sunday afternoon visiting their son Irwin and his wife. Aunt Christy Seaman is visiting her brother Wallace Clark in Oklahoma City. George and John Rahman and their sister Mrs Casper traveled to Auburn and Johnson to visit friends. Miss Rachel Viers returned to Union Nebr to resume teaching Monday morning.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Richard son and son Clarence visit Beatrice on Saturday to pick up Mrs Mildred Albers and her sons and continue on to Lincoln for the day.
Mr and Mrs Cavett traveled with Diller last Sunday visiting Beatrice Plymouth Fairbury Steele City and returned home. A fine day marred only by high wind and dust.
Misses Gene Andrews and Rachael Diller, college students at Lincoln, spent the weekend with home folks. They traveled by bus to Beat rice and were met by relatives on arrival.
The library now displays afternoon hours 1 15 to 5 30 and extended evening times 7 00 to 9 00 on Monday Wednesday and Saturday. Zane Grey’s The Trail Wagon Trail is now in the collection.
A mail order offer promotes a one year subscription to the Lincoln Daily Star plus McCall's Pictorial Review Capper's Farmer for 4.90 with Sunday add for 1.00. It emphasizes a seven dollar value and urges immediate subscription through the office.
Dinner guests Sunday at the Lawerence Caldwell home included Mrs. Freitag and Mrs. Minnie McLaughlin of Farbine, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Freitag and daughter, and Dean Barber. Afternoon callers were Mr. and Mrs. Odell and Mr. and Mrs. Kaiser and family of Pawnee City.
Mr and Mrs Vester Carmichael spent Sunday in Reynolds visiting at the home of Charlie rere daughter and son in law and Mrs Ammermann and Mr and Mrs Pau Ude were there also. Mr and Mrs Gain ford to ler came Di while. They got adl a ae fee 0 left right at oway.
Local ad from Allen Lbr Co of Diller Nebraska promotes good coal at reasonable prices with contact phone 15302 for inquiries and orders.
James Carmichael and his family traveled from Holmesville to spend Saturday with his parents Mr and Mrs Vester Carmichael.
Mrs. William Weers visited Lincoln recently while Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Greider had Sunday dinner with their daughter. Neighborhood events featured Beverly's birthday party and a Saturday at the Scheidler home with games and pony rides. The M. C. group met March 10 with prizes awarded for two contests and a luncheon served by the hostess. Next meeting is April 14 with Mrs. Henry Scheele.
Fifteen years after the deepest world well at 4,683 feet, Tide Water Company in California struck oil at 10,560 feet, surpassing prior records by a large margin. The discovery reached 9 feet over two miles, marking a remarkable increase in drilling depth.
Sunday school at 9 30 English services at 11 30 Luther League 7 sermons focus on A Holy Communion of Sinners and I Thirst Holy Communion planned for Easter Sunday and Good Friday Luther League reporters Edward Behrends Phyllis note changes to reporting duties and authorizes reporters Cavett will not accept notes unless submitted by reporters
A fragmentary religious meditation recalls a missionary journey in rugged Cascade terrain. A dying figure reflects on faith as Christ travels the dangerous path toward the Father’s house, with Psalm 23 invoked as comfort.
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