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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1937
Page
5
Nelson C Ingalsbe plans a piano class after the current term ends. He will be available Mondays at the city hall or the school-house for enrollment and inquiries.
Classified listing promotes selling directly with owners. Save money and avoid commissions. Buyers and Sellers Exchange contact Glenn Q. Pearce via P. O. Box 545 Caldwell Idaho.
The Daily World Herald advertises a library sale featuring 25 volumes from 442 renowned authors across 1400 topics. Each volume is offered at 39 cents plus a small handling charge, described as priceless literary jewels.
Fairbury Green House offers Memorial Day flowers with potted and pansy plants and a large selection of seasonal tomatoes and peonies. Cabbage plants are 25c per hundred and tomatoes 50c per hundred. Floyd Sims Florist, phone 125-Fairbury.
H. C. Kelley hosted his sister for a weekend visit. Ernest Sasse recovers after several days with the flu. John Nies suffers an inflamed toe joint linked to pyorrhea. Mrs. Henry Achtemeier recuperates at home from a severe recent illness near Harbine. Mr. and Mrs. Ira Casper and John Rahman travel to Beatrice for shopping. Miss Menna Lobott of Hollenberg Kansas dines with Miss Velma Wehling.
Mrs Peters suffered a heart attack on Wednesday but is reported much improved and on the mend.
Mr and Mrs Earl Snyder traveled from Alliance last Saturday to visit the former's parents Mr and Mrs W A Snyder.
Mrs Mart McCullough of Osk, Kansas, visited this week with her sister Mrs Ida Woods and other relatives in the area, sharing time with family.
Sunday May 16 Mr and Mrs Hugo Schroeder and son Francis of Hanover Kansas visited the home of Mrs Sophie Mathias.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Richard and family visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs George Grone and other relatives at Davenport Nebraska.
Mildryde Glathar, employed in Fairbury for four months, returned home Saturday and will stay for a few weeks.
Mr and Mrs Dick Fanders visited Beatrice to spend Sunday afternoon with their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Ervin Fanders.
Chas and Ruth Gaisford spent Friday night at the home of Ruth's parents Mr and Mrs V Carmichael. Chas is working on a school house project at Rossville Kansas.
Mr and Mrs H M Holle and daughter Mavis traveled to Hanover Kansas last Sunday to spend the day visiting Boxs sister Mrs Wm Roever and family in a brief family outing with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ewers and their sons Richard and Kent of Fairbury Nebraska visited Sunday afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. William Glathar Sr. and family.
Mrs. Cora Coleman traveled from Ellis with the Egger family and was greeted by her son in law W E Anderson. She then spent the day in Diller with her daughter and family.
Mrs Wehling has stayed at the Lutheran Hospital in Beatrice this past week to care for her sister Mrs Anna Wehling of Hollenberg who underwent an operation. She is reported to be getting along nicely.
Mr and Mrs John Sparks from Diller were visitors on Wednesday with Mrs Sparks at a club and John simply visiting. Miss Rachel Viers returned home last week after a successful year teaching in the Union Nebraska public school.
Mr. B. G. Dawson of Fairbury, the local home appliance dealer, was seen tending to refrigeration business in the area on Monday.
Advertises piano lessons this summer by Nelson C Ingalsbe at Diller with sessions every Monday afternoon and evening. Mentions Mr and Mrs S Moser hosting the former sister Mrs McNish from Trent Nebraska as a guest, who plans to visit a brother in Mankato Kansas before returning.
Names listed have completed their subscriptions to the Record including Fannie Diller Frank Pospieil Buhl Idaho W A Snyder Theo dore Senior Will Tristman Kieth Hays Ray Eick Noah Handley.
Mr and Mrs J E Allen of Fairbury visit their son Harry Allen in Diller. The pair have become more frequent since leaving Cassell service station in Fairbury.
Bernard Patton and companions travel to Power Wyoming seeking work with Bill Britor and Mary Patton visiting relatives for a week accompanied by Hugh Logan and Mr Lang of Endicott. A May school picnic closes Dist.89 with ice cream and cake while May 5 sees a brickyard visit and a marshmallow roast at Meyers Creek near Endicott.
A Mother's Day gathering at Mr. and Mrs. Harry Allen’s home drew relatives from Fairbury Endicott Plymouth Beatrice and nearby areas. Guests included J E Allen and Grandmother Allen plus the Loth and Weichel families, with a large noon dinner served to all attendees.
Mr and Mrs Wm Weers hosted Sunday dinner with Martin Weers and children. Henry Scheele and Charlie Neuman toured Beatrice on business. Pearl Sparks stayed Friday night with Mrs Weers. Sparks and Esther Behrends visited the school Tuesday. Charley Hilder visited Wednesday afternoon bringing total visitors to 59 this year. Esther Malchow and pupils enjoyed a weiner roast Friday. School ends this Friday. C W Hiatt and children dined Sunday with Mr and Mrs Mitchell of Exeter Nebraska.
Pastor Howard H. Pyche leads Sunday school from 10 to 11 with lessons on OT patriarchs. Evening worship follows a baccalaureate service at 8. Missionary society meets Friday afternoon with Mrs. Willis Clark. Good attendance is urged.
The Methodist church reports Mrs Cavett led services efficiently for two Sundays in Supt absence. Union Bible School runs June 7 to 18 with enrollment urged. Attendance last Sunday lagged. sick Mrs Barnett and Garnet Barber show improvement. Sympathy extended to Mrs Lamb on the death of her father, Mr Ballard.
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