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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1934
Page
5
The Diller markets corrected every Thursday lists prices for Wheat No 1 at 1.88, No 2 at 0.87, and mixed corn. It also notes corn products, eggs, hens, and other farm staples with scattered legible figures and blanks.
Mr and Mrs Geo Renz were Auburn callers over the weekend. Mr and Mrs J L Kizer of Lincoln spent Thursday visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs M Callander. Wm Gritz, who lives on the John Carico farm south of town, lost two cows last Sunday from pasturage on wheat.
Lois and Eleanor Henrichs have come back from Los Angeles where they had stayed with their father for several months.
The text states that the county assessor race will be decided by a Jones regardless of voter choice. It notes both candidates share the surname Jones, signaling an unusual election dynamic.
Mr Perley Pisce and his two sisters Hazel and Atel along with Mr and Mrs Oscar Amos enjoyed a Sunday motor trip down to Mahaska Kansas.
Miss Ruth Callander, after a month staying with her father M Callander, departed Saturday evening to return to her home in Covina California.
Lloyd Hurst A Nashman of Diller offers tailored fall suits and overcoats priced from 18.90 to 31.90 with 300 newest patterns to choose from.
Mrs Barnett completes the tale of The Gaye Family at Camp in this issue after a longer month run was blocked by space. The conclusion wraps the story started in the first issue of the month.
Mrs Ray Trout and her young son Duane Barlow departed Thursday night for their home in Los Angeles after a six week visit with Diller relatives and friends.
Mr and Mrs Herman Wells and three daughters Faye Evelyn and Mrs Emil Johnson of Beatrice visited Sunday with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Madder and family.
The piece argues that removing the dry amendment from the state constitution will be decided by nonvoters and church members’ votes, stating this as our opinion.
Dr and Mrs Viers with Mr and Mrs Green drove to DuBoise Nebraska Sunday evening to escort Rachel Viers back to her work in the DuBoise schools. Rachel had spent the weekend with her parents at this place.
Mrs. Chas. Osborne of Lincoln recently stayed with her brother E. Kendall in Steele City and visited Mr. and Mrs. Willie Clark. The Osbornes contemplate a southern winter tour and possibly travel south.
John Pulec traveled to Lincoln recently and traded cars now driving a Viking. Mr. and Mrs. John Carico returned Monday from Falls City after a several day visit last week.
Mrs Paul Renz and her daughter Phyliss spent part of last week at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Henry Polfus in Beat Rice, returning home Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs John Weers Mr and Mrs John Junker and Mrs Katherina Frerichs joined Sunday dinner at the home of Mr and Mrs Phillip Taddikan for a social gathering.
Mr and Mrs Henry Creath and daughter Shirley Mrs Frank Coniff and Mrs Herbert Ruhl of Lincoln relatives of the Waggoners visited last Sunday at the homes of C E and C L Waggoner.
Mr Vester Carmicha el and Mr LaVern Pickard drive to Reynolds Sunday for a day at the home of his daughter and new son in law Mr Chas Gaisford.
Mrs Bertha La Voe of Pueblo Colorado is visiting relatives and managing business interests in Diller. She and Mr and Mrs Homer Ramsey of Beatrice were dinner guests Wednesday of Mrs Susie Brandt.
Mr and Mrs Edward Weers drove to Auburn on Saturday to visit relatives and returned Sunday. Cecil Gerdes a cousin joined them and spent the week with grandparents Mr and Mrs Henry Weers and other relatives.
A remark attributed to John Wesley, founder of Methodism, claims he ordered church members to abstain from drinking or be expelled. The note ponders whether such a strict rule could apply in today’s religious context and broader society.
Reverend and Mrs. Helms traveled from Garland Nebraska to Diller for a brief visit with friends and to attend the funeral of Mrs. Long. He is noted for his habit of running to the record when visiting Diller and plans to come often.
Mr and Mrs L V Raymond and daughter Phyllis Joe of Lincoln and Mrs Anna Barr of Scottsbluffs stopped en route to Hebron and had breakfast at the Raymond home. LaForrest returned to Diller on Tuesday and worked certain parts of the county, headquartered at the Raymond home.
Mr and Mrs Hugo Schmidt recently married enjoyed a stay with their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Frank Roseman Jr in Lander Wyoming before planning a Chicago stop to visit relatives and the World's Fair. They will return to Newton Wisconsin where Mrs Schmidt works at the post office and her husband is employed in a hardware store.
Anna May Long aged 54 died October 28 1934 at Diller Nebraska after a long illness. She with husband James E Long and son Ralph J. moved from Indiana to Nebraska in 1907. Survived by four children two sisters a mother and many relatives. Funeral at Congregational church with Rev. Drew and burial at Prairie Home Cemetery. She joined the Christian church of Diller and was a loyal member.
In the hour of our deepest sorrow caused by the death of our beloved mother we pause to extend to our many friends and neighbors our heartfelt thanks for all, the kind, sympathetic words and deeds.
A letter from W T Gerard of Lexington Oregon arrives this week. He and his son farmed 4000 bushels of wheat and had plenty of feed though last winter and fall were dry. He remembers many names in the 40 year column and notes the misfit entries. He and his family left Diller years ago and he is a carpenter by trade.
Footings of the tax list for Jefferson County show 60 polls totaling 1,700.50 with 7,849.60 in old age pension, and a total of 459,104.65 dollars reported by county clerk William H. Nider to State Tax Commissioner William H. Smith. The entry lists a remaining figure of 415.58.
Clarence Hiatt and family attend the American song convention in Miami Florida. The note describes a photo of the Fountain of Youth near St Augustine Florida linked to Don Juan Ponce de Leon and early Spanish exploration. The ad concludes with Rawleigh’s cold remedies offered by Lloyd Hurst Raleigh dealer.
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