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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1935
Page
4
Advertising rates for the Diller Nebraska post office matter are announced upon application. Business locals run until ordered out and are charged 6 cents per line for each insertion.
Memories recount Forties era notes as Zane Fordyce Merrit Mc Millen return from Oklahoma and Henry Hadley saloon building sale to Diller figures. Elder Guy becomes Nebraska Missionary secretary. Local court crowd at Fairbury for George Brandt kidnapping case. Diller sidewalks discussed and rebuilt with lumber. Funeral for Mrs. A. J. Smith and birthday party for Mrs. Eick mark community life.
Forty years ago this week John L. Sullivan was reported sick but improving. J W Fouts and W H Diller were elected to represent Diller Lodge No 133 A O U W at the grand lodge meeting to be held at Kearney in May. Two village officer tickets favored high license, Eaton's shoe shop listed as polling place. An exchange notes a bell hearing depends on circumstances. The Fairbury Journal praised the Record's editor. The Diller Record began its ninth year. Golden anniversaries occur with four living fifty years after a double wedding in Alabama. Mrs Manning and Mrs Page are sisters.
Mrs S C Moser entertained twelve members and five guests on Wednesday afternoon March 20 with a brief business meeting and contests. Prize winners were Mrs R Green and Mrs Andrews. A luncheon was served by the hostess with help from Mrs Eick and Mrs Cully. Mrs Clarence Steffen invited the group to meet April 3. Roll call featured a favorite recipe.
The 1934 Newton Massachusetts board of assessors report shows nearly two cars per home with 22 699 automobiles and 13 751 homes, indicating a sharp rise in personal vehicle ownership.
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