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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1936
Page
5
Fragmented OCR notes show a record of a local market or sporting item labeled The Diller Markets with scattered phrases like Springs and Roosters, but details are unclear. Lengthy gibberish prevents a complete reconstruction of events, participants, or outcomes from this segment.
Classified notice lists Lt McCormick Deering two row cultivator an all steel truck wagon a wagon with box and a 14 hp engine all new Hutchinson items in sale.
Wonderland Pet Shoppe offers seven cent price cut on all heavy breeds. One thousand chicks on hand and hatching through July 1. Phone 49. Mrs L A Pickard manages the shop.
An old classified style notice promotes hail insurance from Farmers Union Hail Insurance Co with a cost of three dollars per hundred. It also notes favorable rates for auto and farm insurance. The ad references a local provider and lists general offerings typical of a rural insurance notice.
Local notices report Earl Snyder's baby and Albert Leaper slowly recovering from illness. Mrs Herman Schoen and a new baby visited Wednesday evening. Leonard Wiemers shows a swollen face from an insect bite while George Hicken sprained his back earlier in the week. Coney Arntt and family toured near Burchard, Mrs S R Barnett of Lincoln visited at Ben Hall Jr.’s home, and Prof W Me Bratney of Fairbury was a business caller at Diller. Miss Esther Gretzinger and Mr John Nider visited in Diller, along with Charlie Whitney and Howard Whitney and Ed Wright. Milt Fry and family visited Quinter Fry and family two days.
John Greider has taken the agency for the sale of Baker products in Jefferson County and is traveling the territory canvassing the area. This assignment should suit him well as he covers the region.
Mr and Mrs James J Conniff and their daughter and family Mr and Mrs Greith and daughter Shirley Ruth came from Lincoln Saturday evening to spend the week end with Mrs Conniffs brothers Charles and Cal Waggoner and their families.
Mr Danna Bugbee of near Fairbury and his family visited the area Tuesday. He is accompanied by his son and wife Mr and Mrs Dale Bugbee and daughter Mrs Ruth Waggoner. Mrs Allen Folkers of near Diller is a daughter of Mr Bugbee.
A group including Mr and Mrs Leonard Frisbie hosted a school age party on Wednesday evening May 27. The next morning the newlyweds began giving out treats to attendees. One guest attended the event.
In Kingman County Kansas a man received three neckties from a blind man in St Louis who demanded two dollars or return of the goods. He kept the ties and sent back three old ones with the remark that the blind cuss won t know the difference.
Mr and Mrs F A Musser and their son Paul of Lincoln spent Sunday afternoon with his sister Mrs Q I Ry.
Gretchen Fanders has improved enough to be able to leave town the first of the week, signaling a recovery milestone.
Mr and Mrs Earl Snyder and their daughter Evelyn Elaine of Alliance spend the week with Farrs parents in Diller. To avoid a long wait at Wymore they were met at Beatrice by Grone and daughter Violet and Harold Monday noon who brought them to Diller by auto.
Mr and Mrs Cavett with granddaughter Betty attended Fairbury’s flower show last Friday. Jean Bond accompanied Hurst. The Iris group dominated with 44 entrants and 260 entries. Sass strain labeled world’s finest was shown. First and second prizes awarded per entry with blue and red ribbons. Mrs Carl Luke won sweepstake for Morning Splendor iris. Show sponsored by Fairbury Womans club and to become annual.
The church led by Rev. L J Wolff and Supt C L Hullman schedules English services at 10 30 and Holy Communion this Sunday. A special offering supports the Board of American Missions. Summer Bible school runs 9 00 to noon for two weeks, with ongoing instruction for confirmands and those to be confirmed next year. Young People meet June 7 at Lanham with speakers Rev Bloch Hugo Weichert and sister Lillie.
Rev H H Proett leads the morning 11 o clock worship with District Supt E C McDade preaching. Sunday School at 10. Quarterly conference with reports due from all department heads. Epworth League meets daily. Vacation Bible School opens Monday. all invited.
Rev. Chas. A. Lockhart pastor. Mrs. Ear. Weigel superintendent. Sunday School at 10 A M. Morning Worship at 11 A M.
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