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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1929
Page
5
The column lists community notices from Jefferson County Nebraska including medical and professional ads, farm equipment for sale, local residents news, a death of Calvin I. Clark, 4 H enrollment growth to 268 with new clubs, and upcoming M W A meeting schedule.
Deals in dirt among the transfers of real estate recorded at Fairbury during the past week list Mrs Ida M Woods single to O J Mayborn QCD Lot 10 Block 3 Caldwell Add Diller $1.00 Lloyd S Taylor and wife to O J Mayborn WD Lots 7 8 9 Block 3 Caldwell Add Diller $1.00 Fannie Dymacek to Village of Diller WD Lots 1 2 3 Block 2 Diller $135
The J. N. C. club met with Mrs. Joe Hiatt on Wednesday May 1 with seven members and five children present. Guests included Mrs. Harley Moffit and Mrs. Will Kunecke. Prizes awarded in bean contest automobile contest and word forming games. Lunch served. Next meeting set with Mrs. Clarence Hiatt May 15.
Mrs C E Caldwell of Garden City Kans former resident visits Beatrice at her son Lawrence Caldwell's home while Pearl Stefford's schoolmates marked his birthday April 30 near Diller with a lunch of sandwiches pickles cake and ice cream. The piece also notes Nebraska legislature adjournment after enacting laws designating the meadowlark as the state bird and licensing beauty dieters.
Members of the Key-Stone class of the Congregational church were entertained at Mrs. H. K. Shutt's home on May 3. Special guests included Mrs. Siekmann and Mrs. Hughes. A business session preceded May Day games, then a dress conjecture sparked lighthearted argument about appropriate garb. Mrs. Cal Waggoner impressed with fashion knowledge, Mrs. Ray Green observed hostess generosity, and Mrs. Sam Friday gave a May-Day paper. A may pole activity and luncheon followed with life size May-queen figures and pastel decorations. Helpers included Mesdames Sam Friday Loyal Henrichs Rupert Andrews Sam Thompson and Miss Minnie Claussen.
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