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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1933
Page
5
The Lincoln Star advertises a mail subscription deal through The Diller Record office valid now through September 1, 1933. The price is 1.00 with Sunday for 1.00. offer available in Nebraska and Northern Kansas, with a 25 cent monthly surcharge in other states.
A reader notes available pasture room for cattle, signed by Herman Sasse, with a terse entry likely for livestock grazing use.
Mrs. Mary Strokey returned home after spending the winter with Mrs. Eliz abeth Greider. The item includes an advertisement for F. A. Moon & Son offering monuments at seasonable prices in Fairbury Nebraska, est 1886.
Shoe repair service offered by W. F. Marais at Fairbury Nebraska. Corner north of Bonham Theatre. Proprieter listed as W. F. Marais.
John Miller and his nephew Ed Miller of Lincoln arrived for a visit with John overseeing rental property duties.
In the American Weekly Magazine section of The Omaha Bee News dated April 2 a duck is described as winning a world championship by laying 309 eggs in a year. The item highlights a remarkable poultry achievement and notes the magazine feature.
Roy Patton arrived back Wednesday from a business trip to Omaha. Claude Nider, previously ill with pneumonia, shows some improvement. Mr and Mrs CA Hayes and J A Cully visited Beat Rice Monday to attend a city hall meeting. Mrs Cleve Hiatt and daughter Orpha Lee of Hebron visited Mrs SM Hughes, returning Sunday.
Miss Marguerite Green a Fremont teacher left Tuesday morning for Lincoln. She was accompanied by her nephew Dickie Raymond who had also been visiting Diller relatives. Also in the group were Earl Harriss and his fiancée Elaine Aasweth of Brookings South Dakota.
Mrs. Sarah Chadderdon, District Supervisor from Lincoln, visited Naomi Chapter in Diller for a school of instruction on Tuesday. An afternoon covered dish luncheon followed, with light refreshments after the evening meeting. Out of town attendees included Mrs. C. E. Rice, Mrs. Lillian Linville, Mr and Mrs Robert Upson of Odell, Mrs Anna Earheart, Mrs Hubert Manning, Mrs Guy Cassel, Miss Susan Taylor of Steele City, and Mrs F J Lean from Council Bluffs Iowa.
The Board of Education elected new staff for Diller High. Miss Marjorie Lyle of Omaha will teach Music and English. Miss Mildred Mares of Ulysses will teach Normal Training and Latin. Mr. Charles H. Davis Jr. of Lincoln will be principal and coach and teach History and typing. Supt W A Schindler will teach Science and Mathematics. Additional grade teachers Russell McCreight, Lucile Hanson, and Flossie Raymond were also employed, completing the corps for the new year.
An advertisement claims dull headaches are cured with one dose of Adherika. It asserts the remedy cleanses poisons from the lower bowels and improves nervousness, attributed to R. Milow, Druggist.
The Diller high school Boys and Girls Glee Clubs staged Freshies and Miss Caruthers Returns at the Diller opera house. Director Mrs Claudia Shadduck Schindler led the production with strong student talent and a 30 piece orchestra drawn from the senior band.
Tomorrow is April 1, All Fools Day, a day for playful pranks and lighthearted tricks across households and communities. Citizens are advised to enjoy humor while avoiding harmful or disruptive stunts.
Warren Angel had his subscription renewed for another week, securing a copy of the Record. The renewal occurred on a weekday, reaffirming his ongoing interest in local news.
Miss Nellie Green of Lincoln visited relatives in Diller over the weekend.
Mrs. Ida May Clark is visiting this week in the home of her son Francis Clark and his wife.
Charley Gerwick from Gilead attended Wiemers Bros sale and, while passing through, renewed his subscription to the Record for another year.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Glathar Jr. and daughter Shirley Ann left Saturday to settle in Sterling Colorado. En route they planned a visit with his brother Elmer and family at Alma Nebraska.
Henry Neimeier shipped a massive cow to Omaha and the Plymouth stock yard scales recorded a beam tipping 1790 pounds, believed to be the largest cow ever weighed there.
County Attorney Arthur Denney delivered a fine talk at the Congregational church Sunday evening during a visit linked to the Y M C A. The church hosts a special program nearly every Sunday night in the community.
Earl Harriss of Diller will complete his work at South Dakota State College Brookings at the end of the winter quarter Thursday and is expected to return June 5 to receive his degree with the class of 1933. He participated in Foot Lights club class cabinet and the Ag club which he led as president in his junior year and served as an advanced officer in the ROTC unit.
Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Bell and daughter Sue Ann of Lincoln visit their parents Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Bell and attend the Diller High School operetta on Wednesday night.
H M Holle of Odell, manager for the Beatrice Power Co electric lines at Lanham Steele City Odell and Diller, was in town on business yesterday and called at this office to renew his copy of the Record.
Lloyd Hurst travels with his mother and step father to Quincy Kansas to be with his grandfather H L Hollingsworth 78 who is recovering from a severe pneumonia attack.
Judge Messmore sentenced George Murray a 56 year old career criminal to five years in the state penitentiary for robbing the Drake hardware store in Steele City on March 14. Four shotguns five dozen pocket knives and various watches and flashlights were taken. Two Wyoming boys aided the robbery and were paroled to their parents by Judge Bee. Murray was captured in Hastings and the boys in North Platte. Sheriff Ackman escorted Murray to the penitentiary Tuesday.
Mrs Moser entertained the N C S A club at her home on March 15 with millinery, egg and spoon, and fan races. Prizes went to Mrs Ed Henrichs and Mrs Sparks. refreshments followed as special guests Mire Willia Clark Mrs Frank Eick and Miss Lelia Robertson attended.
Bonham theatre offers two features and a starry lineup including Warner Baxter Bebe Daniels George Brent Ginger Rogers Una Merkel Ruby Keeler in 42nd Street plus Ruth Catterton in Fris co Jenny and James Cagney in Hard to Handle with Mary Brian The Great Jasper Sailor Be Good and more play April 5 through April 8 with multiple screenings each day.
A political decree to extract hoarded money did not trouble the community. creditors intervened, easing the burden and preserving the celebratory meal.
Leslie Noble issued an order granting Johanna Steffens of Lanham possession of a 200 acre farm in Gage county, formerly owned by J. M. Hiatt under a lease that expired March 1. Hiatt, claiming equity of redemption, challenged Steffens title after a 1927 warranty deed to Lanham Bank and subsequent sale to Steffens.
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