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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1935
Page
5
Wheat No 186 shows 2.85, corn mixed No 2c at 3.553, corn white 89, yellow 91. Feed gate and related prices unclear due to damaged text. The corrected Thursday note lists market figures for wheat and corn components.
District Court filings list Eva May Darr suing Charles E. Darr for divorce. The couple resides in Fairbury. Sebolt Senior visited from Fairbury to spend the weekend with relatives in town.
Onka Lottman was confined to a Fairbury hospital last week with a carbuncle. The incident was reported locally with no additional details about treatment or prognosis.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Callander of Denver motored in Sunday to visit his father and mother, staying through Monday.
Mr and Mrs C L Waggoner and their son Keith joined Miss Gretchen Wohlfarth and John Steiner for a Tuesday trip to Lincoln.
There was no band rehearsal Monday night. Mr. Wood attended, but it was deemed best to cancel because of rain, muddy roads, and dangerous bridge approaches.
Heavy downpour last Sunday evening interrupted the baccalaureate services in Diller. Attendance was small with seven graduates among the absent.
Mr and Mrs Hubert Patton and their young daughter visited Mr and Mrs John Pulec on Dil ter Sunday. They stayed until 10 o clock p m due to a heavy rain.
J L London of Fairbury is hospitalized in Omaha after Lew suffered a heart attack several weeks ago and has not regained normal health. Diller friends hope for a speedy recovery.
Miss Rachel Viers was re-elected to another year in the DuBoise public schools after a successful teaching year. She spent last Saturday with Dr. and Mrs. S. B. Diller and plans to spend the vacation period at their home.
Mr and Mrs Ray Colman of Lincoln visit daughter Max ine and family in Dallas Texas Mrs Witty joins them and stays with her daughter Mr and Mrs Ray Green in Diller until after Decoration Day.
Mr and Mrs Charles E Waggoner left Wednesday morning by car for Omaha to attend the Nebraska Fair and hoped to visit Worthington Minnesota for a few days at the home of Mrs Waggoner’s sister Mrs Ernest Habicht Their son Lyno has a job in the Habicht store there.
Administrators sale of the J. H. Folkers personal property, advertised to be held last Saturday, has been postponed to tomorrow afternoon. See advertisement in another column.
Announcement from Geneva Nebraska states Joseph Bixby Jr. graduates from the high school on Thursday evening in Geneva. He is a nephew of Mrs. L. M. Cavett.
Mr and Mrs John Carico traveled from their home to Wymore last Sunday morning. They were joined by their son and his wife Mr and Mrs William Carico for a motor trip to Sioux Falls South Dakota to visit relatives.
Miss Mildred Long spent last week Friday in Worthington Indiana to visit relatives for a couple of weeks. Miss Hazel Hennerberg of Hollinger Kans is helping with house work at the home of Mr. and Mrs Harry Wather while they are away working at the central during Mildred's absence.
Miss Pearl Sparks, teacher in the Oaks District west of Diller, closed a term with a picnic dinner last Friday. Illness kept many patrons from attending. She plans ice cream and cake at a future date and has been re elected for the coming year.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Tristman and Arlie left Humboldt last Saturday night in heavy rain for a weekend visit with Mr. and Mrs. Cal Herwig. They arrived in Beatrice en route home Sunday and, finding rain in Diller, stayed there all night while evaluating the outlook for rain.
Miss Marion Diller of the Ruskin NepeneA schools finished her grade department work last week and returns home. She plans to attend Peru State Normal School closing exercises next week and take a Chicago trip in June before resuming housekeeping at her father J Leith Diller's home.
For sale listing shows multiple tractors including John Deere 15 27 and McCormick Deering 1530 plus Fordson and Case and Rumley threshers. Also includes cultivators, cultivator lists, power lifts, plows, and Baldwin combines. Phone 13 Jansen Nebr for details and inspection.
Miss Eleanor Watson daughter of Mr and Mrs Harve Hutson and Harold Frisbie son of W J Frisbie both of Fairbury were married Friday evening in Washington Kansas by County Judge Rust. They were attended by Mr and Mrs Verne Bray of Fairbury and have begun housekeeping in Leonard apartments. Frisbie works at the Safeway store.
Six ladies entertained last week at Mrs. R W Green's home each hosted five this week. Names include Mrs. Roy Geer, Mrs. W A Schindler, Mrs. S B Viers, Mrs. Fay Cully, and Mrs. Mary Cully. Ruby Anderson hopes to entertain Saturday. Next week 30 hostesses will invite four guests if available.
Miss Lucille Dewey of Wymore and Hubert E. Filley of Diller wed in Hiawatha Kansas on March 17 1934. The bride daughter of Charles W Dewey taught near Blue Springs after Peru State training. The groom son of W S Filley a Peru State graduate teaches and coaches at Cortland High. They will reside in Cortland where he is re elected for next year.
Mrs C E Waggoner was a delightful hostess to the N C S A Club on May 17th. Eleven members attended despite rain. Contest winners included Mrs A A Eick for county-name guessing from cartoons and Mrs Moser in an anagrams game.
Despite rain and muddy roads, twenty eight ladies gathered at the Methodist church on Thursday afternoon May 16 for a regular class. The social committee organized games and contests while visitors and hostesses are named. Bouquets of garden flowers adorned the tables and were later sent to shutins and the sick.
Miss Lucille Sparks ends a successful teaching year at a school near Bennet Nebraska with a picnic dinner in the afternoon and refreshments of ice cream and cake. She returned to her home nearby last Sunday and plans to spend a week with a friend who accompanied her.
Mr and Mrs John Pulec hosted six o'clock dinner with Revap and Mrs as guests, sharing a cordial evening at their home.
The J N C met with Mrs M C Bowen on May 8 with all members and four guests present. After a regular meeting two contests produced prizes for Mrs John Ramish and Mrs Frank Carpenter, and Mrs Chas Hilder received a birthday gift. Miss Mildred LePoidevin played piano selections. Refreshments followed. new member Mrs Frank Weber joined. Next meeting June 12 hosted by Mrs Albert Hubka.
The Omaha Bee News advertises a three month daily and Sunday subscription for $2.00. The offer covers Nebraska and Iowa rural routes and promotes magazines including McCalls, Pictorial Review, Good Stories, Farm Journal and one year subscriptions.
Creditors of the estate of John Harm Folkers are notified that claims must be filed by September 16, 1935 and debts paid by May 11, 1936. A hearing will be held September 17, 1935 at 9:00 AM in the Jefferson County County Court to examine and adjust claims. County Judge E. R. Bee signs the notice dated May 10, 1935.
The county seat declares a new Atlantic and Pacific Food Store opened beside the former Harbine bank, expanding local shopping options and signaling growth for the town.
School district No. 70 held its first commencement exercises forty years ago last evening. A detail ed account is referenced in the forty year column for that notable event.
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