Porter Arrested After Wedding for Stealing His Suit
Shortly after his wedding George R. Porter of St. Paul was arrested for stealing the suit in which he was married.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1935
Page
10
Shortly after his wedding George R. Porter of St. Paul was arrested for stealing the suit in which he was married.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Grone and Mrs Violet Kunecke and their young son visited friends and relatives in Davenport and Hebron Nebraska on Sunday.
A playful ad offers 1500 dollars in cash prizes for a twins match game. It promises no selling or political solicitation and invites readers to order the paper today for participation in the contest.
Arlie Tristman and Robert Thompson were Saturday dinner guests at the Beatrice home of Mrs. Ed Bartlett, aunt of Arlie.
Miss Emma Glather who spent the winter at her brother's home in Orleans Newbr returned to her home in Diller on Thursday.
Mrs John Meyer living north of town had a major operation at Lutheran hospital in Beatrice last Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Guy Bell of Kansas City Kansas visited her uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Filley and her cousin Eleanor Andrews who was at Odell hospital during the brief call last Friday.
The Ninilchik case notes Charley Big Eyes, accused of desertion, must provide compensation to his wife with a moose, mink skins, fox pelts, and salmon. The items symbolize a traditional restitution practice framed as civilization by the alter of alimony.
Mr and Mrs George Flagal relocate from Kilpatrick ranch west of Beatrice to Harbine to operate a cream and produce station for Omaha Cold Storage Co They occupy the room east of the Harbine Bank building handling cream poultry eggs and feed.
Mrs Ray Ejick Mrs Mahood and Mrs Moser visited Monday with Eleanor Andrews at Odell hospital. She is recovering satisfactorily from illness and plans to leave Saturday. She will stay at her parents home Mr and Mrs W Filley during her convalescence. They also saw Mrs R Frisbie who plans to leave hospital Saturday for home northeast of Diller.
Jefferson County farmers have until April 20 to enter the first two divisions of the Nebraska pasture improvement contest. Agricultural Agent Andreas was informed this week that seed loan delays and unfavorable weather delayed the original deadline of April 1. The extension aims to encourage farmers from every precinct to improve their pastures.
Clarke McNary seedlings and transplants for Jefferson County farmers were shipped on March 27 from the Nebraska National Forest at Halsey and storage at Fremont. Forester Maxwell advised planting from a bucket of water or mud and placing pines in windbreaks or gardens 18 inches apart with southwest shading.
The Record reporter stopped at Herman Sixel's near Harbine to say hello and found a quilting bee in progress. They observed a large, detailed design and learned the quilts were for Evelyn, the Sixels' eldest daughter, while noting sowing preparations and a small misprint about grass in the sack.
A report highlights Oklahoma Senator Thomas P. Gore replying to constituents who threatened political retaliation if he backed a 4.88 billion work relief bill. Gore's rebuke condemns bribery by threats and vows not to buy votes with taxpayers' money.
About eighteen residents gathered at Rex and Mrs. Green's home to plan a Diller picnic marking fifty years since incorporation. John Steiner and John Greider were named to head the Old Timers Club with a committee of Mrs. Clarence Hiatt Ray Green Mrs. Ruby Anderson and Roy Geer to outline the club program.
E L Rosenboom aged 81 died after a long illness at his daughter's home near Lanham Nebraska. He was born September 7 1853 in Scherim Ostriesland Germany and immigrated to America at 29. He married Altfe Peters January 16 1888 at Beatrice Nebraska and lived in Goodland Burchard and Wymore before moving to Lanham in 1928. He leaves five daughters and five sons, 26 grandchildren, his wife and one son preceded him. Funeral services were held at Waggoner Bros funeral home and St John Lutheran church Lanham with burial in Lanham cemetery.
A Mexican senator urges Mexico to probe the United States amid calls in the US for an inquiry into church state friction with Mexico. The exchange reflects reciprocal scrutiny that could spur a remedy for domestic tensions.
I N Mattison of Glastonbury Vermont dominates village governance with ten of the eighteen elected or appointed offices. The record underscores a concentrated political influence within a small community.
Statistics indicate about 13 million of nearly 20 million people on relief are women and children. The data highlights the gender and age composition of welfare recipients in the period.
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