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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1935
Page
5
Readable fragments show prices for white corn and cream springs with entries for heavy and light weights, mixed and No 2 gate. Includes roosters and hens categories with unclear figures and totals.
Hog cholera affects the area as Mrs. Fouts recovers at home after visiting her children. The Model will present Nice People at the opera house Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Warthen of Chester and Mrs. Warthen of Hubbell visited Mrs. Warthen's home. Harley Clark returned from western potato fields. Mrs. Arthur Grone goes to Lincoln to stay with her daughter Mrs. Dougherty.
Miss Maxine Fry spent the weekend at the home of her parents located one half mile north of town. She is a student at Wesleyan University in Lincoln.
Mr and Mrs Henry Frisbie of Lincoln and Mr and Mrs Herman Albers and family of Beatrice were Sunday guests at the Asa Richardson home east of town.
Mrs Emil Moser of Rivertor Nebraska visited Saturday with her son and daughter after receiving a message about the accident involving her sister Mrs Abe Watson.
Mr and Mrs LaForrest Raymond and daughter Phyllis Joe of Lincoln welcomed Flossie, the former's sister, who had been at the Teacher's convention in Lincoln. They spent the day at the Raymond home.
Mr and Mrs Keith Hays with Wm Bowers traveled to Lincoln Friday to attend the Oklahoma Nebraska football game at Memorial Stadium Saturday where Nebraska won 19 to 0. Mrs Tidsont and her Omaha daughter visit the Schindlers since Sunday and reflect on childhood dolls. The Tietson husband, once wounded in the Omaha streetcar strike shooting, has recovered after abdominal injury.
Dandelions bloom and a strong fall seed crop is noted. Miss Rachel Viers a Du Bois schools teacher visited her parents last weekend. Mrs. Sarah Witty spent weeks with her daughter Mrs. Ray Green and returned to Lincoln with her daughter Mrs. Ray Colman.
A group of Methodist men built a cover over the south church basement entrance to stop rain and block the old trap door nuisance. Mr. and Mrs. Antone Hayne and their children visited relatives, meeting Mrs. Novotny and Mrs. Hayne, sisters, near town. They once lived in Diller forty years ago on the Kelly property north of the Saylor residence.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E Colman of Lincoln along with Mrs. Charles Babcock and Roger of Fullerton visited Ray Green's home Sunday. Mr. Colman learned of his sister Ida Murdock's death in Dallas Texas and her remains were taken to Arapahoe Nebraska for burial on Tuesday.
Rainy weather pushed the Kensington from Thursday October 17 to Friday October 18. The church parlor featured proerial ad ings and bouquets. Lively games amused attendees as Mrs. Grabber and Mrs. Moser won prizes. Committee included Mesdames Viers Ellis Hutchinson Carpenter Frisbie. Thirty one guests, including Mesdames Hall Wohlfarth and Carmichael, attended.
The Fairbury street scene lists residents from Diller and nearby as evidence for a durable road from each town to the county seat. A new yellow grader improved the road quality, but rain Wednesday evening and Thursday morning turned it to mud, prompting scorn.
An advertisement urges buyers to consider Nash Line cloth coats with reduced prices on all weather coats. A special price of 495 is highlighted, likely under the name L. M. Hurst.
A note from S. C. Hutchinson invites bidders for two properties. He states two buyers want about 160 acres each, seeking good land, well located, and priced right.
The record lists subscribers who paid in October including Rolf Beckman Onka Franzen Steeler City Cordin Wiemers Falls City Mrs Sylvia Fish Los Angeles Ben Hall A Mayborn Geo Rahman E S Mayborn Ernest Sasse Arthur Timm L R Mayborn Beatrice Clyde M Toben Ellis G B Cassell Steele City Floyd Hughes Steele Cis Long Herman Stahl H Green Rupert Andrews Bert Fairbury Richard Mayborn Fort Worth Texas Harry Close Dana Bugbee Fairbury Oscar Amos Harm Diekman Max Bell Kansas City MO El Fabiat Worthington Minn Alfred Mabro Akron Ohio Kenneth Bicht on Calif L H Madden.
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