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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1932
Page
1
Voters are urged to vote next Tuesday while local notes report a Milan drug store preparing a one cent sale. The country editor is described as the forgotten man. The Congregational church ladies will serve supper in the annex on Saturday November 12. Emma Glather returned from Humboldt and Mrs. Geo Riddle visited Lincoln friends.
Miss Eleanor Filley of Alva Nebraska spent the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs W F Filley. Miss Lucille Sparks of near Diller returned to Lincoln after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Chester Sparks.
Mr and Mrs S C Moser and Mr and Mrs Ray with Hick and their daughter Betty spent Sunday with Bert Etchinson and family in Pawnee City, visiting Mrs Moser’s brother.
Farmers enjoy the fall weather as corn is gathered and stored in large, well filled cribs visible on almost every farm during a country drive.
Mrs Ek W Green is appointed to lead the Red Cross roll call in Diller by County Chairman Leask who visited last Friday. She will collect all memberships and forward them to the county organization at Fairbury.
Emil Ackman Republican candidate for sheriff visited the office on Tuesday to state there is absolutely no truth to reports he promised to appoint anyone as his deputy.
Mr and Mrs Roy Broadstone and their children with her mother Mrs Frank Johnson returned early this week from an auto trip to Sulphur Springs Arkansas. They had taken Mrs Steve Maw to spend the winter with a daughter and report a very pleasant journey.
The notice from L M Hurst clothier of Diller advertises ready mades with prices for coats at 6 465 and suits from 0 796, inviting customers to compare prices and quality with other stores.
Geo. Freitag nursing a car buncle on his right cheek. Harley Moffit of Lincoln was a Diller business caller Wednesday.
Mr Clifford Shadduck of Omaha visits the home of Mr and Mrs Schindler. He is a brother of Mrs Schindler. S F and Everett Clark return from the northwest where they painted for Prudential Life Insurance Company since July. They report a fine time hunting ducks and pheasants and fishing in sandhills lakes.
In a Malchow farm outing last week Cat Wag gonier Lew Oaks Rev Ernst Meyer Fran Grabber and Chris Malchow hunted pheasants. Ernest credited with two birds while Cat claimed three but only two were found. Meyer joined supper with the Malchows while the group hopes to bag the limit next season. Republicans in the county met at city hall Tuesday with county candidates speaking. Dr Potter introduced Dwight Griswold as gubernatorial candidate and Arthur Denvey chaired. H E Sackett urged full Republican ticket victory using state house records for support.
A social gathering at The Woods, a private park on Cramb's forty acre site near Fairbury, gathered Frank T. Pearce and Fern Raymond with Lloyd Hurst and families. They toured Cramb's rock cabin, viewed carved rock names, and planned ongoing maintenance while noting poor turnout from other editors. Also reported are Halloween mischief in Diller and the death of Eva Gale in Aberdeen South Dakota.
Mr and Mrs J A Pickard of Fairbury and Harold Bowers with wife and child visited last week calling on friends in Diller before returning to Palisade Nebraska where Harold works in a drug store. The group noted a good corn yield and enjoyed a pheasant hunting trip lasting into the evening. They praised Mr and Mrs Wm Packer and son Pearly as royal entertainers.
Last Wednesday noon Mr and Mrs John Greider Dr Dieh visited Wood River at Mr and Mrs Wild Packer home. After a 152 mile trip they hunted pheasants with the Packers sons Mannie Bill and Julius. They bagged six birds by sundown and two crippled escaped. A pheasant dinner followed with more hunting next day.
Jefferson County sees a 6 674 597 decline in assessed valuation bringing tax reductions of 77 570 13 for county and local taxes and 2 763 in state taxes this year. State taxes fall from 85 070 to 2 297 while state levy rises from 2 04 to 2 37 mills. County taxes drop from 124 141 to 101 363 and school taxes from 293 374 to 251 748. city and village taxes ease from 88 838 to 75 681. Poll taxes total 7 631, a slight rise.
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