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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1936
Page
5
An advertisement offers a free demonstration of May tag washing machines in your home. It directs readers to call Wonderland Pet Shop and mentions Mrs. LaVern Pickard as manager. The notice also promotes insurance services by S C Hutchinson without listing specific policies.
Wanted ad seeks reliable hustler to sell Rawleigh household products with no investment beyond a car. Earn about 25 dollars weekly, then rise as routes expand in Thayer Nuckolls West Washington Kansas counties and Fairbury. Write S F Baker Co Kenoku Iowa and Rawleigh Deak NBB 108 S Freeport Ill.
Sheriff sale announced by Jefferson County Nebraska under a court order in a case with Ora J. Mayborn as plaintiff and William H Plager Ella M Pisseson and Gilbert Wy defendants. The sale will occur March 6 1936 at the courthouse steps in Fairbury to settle an action involving the Northeast Quarter of the Southwest Quarter of Section 26 Township Two North Range East of the 6th P M in Jefferson County Nebraska.
Howard Peters returns home after several days in Beatrice hospital. Mrs. Guy Hill of Beatrice visits for a two week stay with her sister, Mrs. E. E. McCune.
Elbert Fasnacht suffers a severe case of poison ivy but improves significantly over time. No other persons or events are noted in the readable text.
Rev and Mrs Ehlert pastors of the Cortland Methodist church visited at the home of Rev and Mrs Proett on Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Foreman Fielder of Elo LA announce the birth of a 10 pound daughter on March 18 1936. Laella Findling is noted as involved. both mother and child are doing well.
Mr and Mrs Chas Osborn of Lincoln stopped at the Record office in Diller on Tuesday for a brief call while en route to Kansas. The stop was a short, friendly meet with local staff during their travels.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Goldsbury and daughter Nancy Lee of Washington Kansas and Arnold Lottman were visiting at the Scott Miller home Sunday.
Mrs Christie Seaman had as guests Tuesday fiid Starr Mr and Mrs Pred Clark Mr and Mrs Isaac Saylor Everett Clark and Bud jie at her home for a social visit.
Mr and Mrs Rex Green and their two sons Bob and Darrel Dee traveled to Duncan Nebraska on Saturday to spend the weekend with their daughter Mrs Eileen Gorr and husband. They returned home Monday.
Jum Cassell of Steele City traveled to Diller for a midweek visit on Wednesday.
Straw hats are appearing in shops as retailers hint at warmer weather and buyers prepare for summer. The piece notes availability and a general uptick in straw hat sales.
W. S. Filley made his biennial trip to Wymore on Sunday to take an examination on train order rules.
H. H. Green and Will Green, brothers, worked as substitute mail carriers on Monday while regular carriers Scott Miller and Green were off duty.
Dr. Diehl hosted Sunday dinner with his children from Lincoln Mr and Mrs Steffensmeyer and Oliver Diehl. It marked the first Diller visit since the severe winter began.
Roy Roelfs expands his trucking business with a bran new 2 to 3 ton International truck. The addition brings his fleet to three rigs capable of hauling a full car load of cattle.
The Béatrice, Power & Light Company runs an advertisement inviting potential partners who may be dissatisfied with their current rates to consider alternatives. The notice outlines optional arrangements and invites inquiry.
Mr and Mrs John Carico express sincere thanks for the lovely gifts received on their 50th anniversary.
The Ellis school third grade presents a three act play The Ad ventures of Grandpa at the schoolhouse Friday evening March 27. Admission 10 and 20 cents.
Tale of H M Holle and Lydia of Moyet Jefferson Nebraska have filed an application for sale of Lot 10 Block 10 in Jefferson County Nebraska public notice states the session of the sale and time. Chas B Wegenes village clerk announces the hearing and availability of license affidavits as required.
A fragmented passage notes a contamination case in Texas with a referenced date June 6 and a mention of Southwest region. The readable portion hints at a scheduling or stance shift related to a local or regional matter.
Mr Frank M Burnett of Odell underwent cataract removal in Beatrice and has returned home. He had been nearly blind for about two years.
Lynn Cully visited his parents Thursday afternoon and helped Max Roper of the Castle Roper and Mathews morticians of Lincoln conduct the interment for the late Mr. Ward at Diller cemetery.
Edith and Maxine Patton and their brother Leonard Patton of Lincoln visited Tuesday. They drove to Odell to see their father Harry Patton who was working on a carpentry repair job south of Odell.
Mr and Mrs W I Filley hosted a Sunday anniversary dinner honoring their 34th wedding anniversary the second anniversary of Mr and Mrs Hubert Filleys marriage and the birthdays of Mrs W I Filley and Mrs Wells Andrews of Steele City a very enjoyable evening was reported.
Sam Friday visits Diller to collect personal effects after moving processes. He plans relocation to Grundy County Iowa and will move back to Jefferson County once ground conditions permit. The passage notes wet ground and paused pumser work.
The fragment presents fixed asset figures including net value of fixed assets and unexpired insurance. It lists totals such as 2,253.31 and 11,269.30 with additional entries toward total assets. No clear entities or full context are provided.
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