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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1936
Page
5
Market notice from The Diller Markets lists prices for corn wheat eggs and poultry. It provides per bushel rates for spring and Leghorn hens and mentions light hens and various weights with cents per unit.
In Jefferson County Nebraska the Trustees of the Protestant Orphans Home petition the District Court to construe the will of A. H. Colman deceased and decide that the home should be located at Diller Nebraska. The petition asks for a judgment declaring the location is in substantial compliance with the will and cites timing and conditions of the trust. The matter requests show cause why such judgment should not be entered by December 21 1936.
A Kansas City court case titled Jersey versus Holstein involves a collision where Everett Holstein's truck struck dairyman Robert Jersey, initiating civil action. The incident frames a dispute over damages and liability in a dairy community.
Rev Robert Drew of Lincoln was a caller at the Herbert Border home Thursday afternoon. Will Kunecke of Jefferson Iowa spent the weekend visiting a close friend. Mr and Mrs Meyers Eva Carr of Fairbury visited relatives there last Sunday.
A 114 pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs Alvin Hirsch at Fairbury on Monday evening November 2. Earlier, many locals attended Governor Cochran’s visit in Fairbury to see the free movies last Saturday afternoon.
I R. Andrews and family attended the Missouri Nebraska football game in Lincoln last Saturday as Nebraska defeated Oklahoma 20 to 0.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Barber and Garnet and Miss Vivian Sparks enjoyed an oyster stew at the home of Mr and Mrs Harry Wather on Tuesday evening.
Mr and Mrs A Grone left Wednesday morning for Atwood Kansas to take Mrs Augusta Nippert to her home. They were accompanied by another Hebron relative.
Mrs Maw of Diller and her brother S A Mathews of Beatrice visited Mr and Mrs Hod Green over Sunday dinner with Everett Moore and family in attendance.
Miss Wilma Behrends traveled to Kansas City on Tuesday to stay the winter with her sister Mrs Marvin Anderson and family Bernard and Mrs Behrends accompanied her to Marysville Kansas where she boarded the train for the move.
Mr and Mrs Chas Gaisford from Cordell Oklahoma arrived Tuesday evening and stay with Mrs Carmichael and her husband Vester. Chas worked at his trade in Oklahoma for months and now joins relatives in Beatrice. Mrs Mollie Riddle hosted dinner with guests Mrs Lew Ramsey Mr and Mrs Frank Ramsey of Beatrice and others.
L M Hurst and family came to Diller last Thursday from Beatrice to assist with the press at the office. Mrs Hurst Betty and Donald stayed until Saturday as guests of the ncts. They plan to move to Bestries where L M has employment.
Mr and Mrs Fredlark recently had city water installed in their Castor Street residence. Mr and Mrs Chester Sparks and Pearl spent Wednesday evening at the Herbert Barber home.
Mr and Mrs Howard Madden and Mrs Henry James travel from Dix Nebraska on Monday morning in the former s V 8 Mrs Madden stays at her son Lawrence s home with his family for a visit until her husband joins her there.
LaForrest Raymond and his wife with their young daughter returned from Lincoln on Sunday. They brought his sisters Jessie and Fern Raymond to visit at their home while he and Mrs Raymond were away on a business trip.
Dr and Mrs Viersoot travel to Fairbury to greet their daughter Rachel who arrived from Omaha for a State Teachers convention. Her school in Union Nebraska closed this week due to a scarlet fever case, keeping Rachel at home to stay free from illness.
The Home Demonstration Extension Service Club will meet Tuesday afternoon November 10 1936 at Mrs Grace Fasnacht's home in Diller. The club aims to study and practice approved homemaking methods and community betterment. All women interested in home and community issues are welcome. Mrs Keith Hays is president.
Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson hosted a Sunday dinner honoring four birthdays Kathryn Johnson Sut ton Merle and Keith and grandson Alfred Broad stone. Attendees included Frances Broadstone and children Merle Johnson Fay Sut ton Kathryn Beatrice Keith Max Avis and Joyce Johnson.
The OCT 24 1936 sworn statement from O Mayborn cashier confirms the Diller Nebraska bank's assets totaling 250 840.15 with loans and discounts 72 343.23 and U S bonds in cash reserve 61 172.28. Notes and debentures and time certificates occupy 100 315.46 and 32? savings deposits listed with cash in bank 54 572.23. The report, filed with the Department of Banking, bears signatures of directors A Mayborn and E Maysorn and a pork seal.
The American Red Cross reports 1,888,703 first aid and life saving certificates issued over 26 years. In the last year 222,693 were qualified in first aid and 80,961 trained in water safety and rescue. Training covers shock treatment, fracture splinting, bleeding control, artificial respiration, and rescue techniques.
Mrs. Vena Miller of Detroit was awarded a divorce after claiming her husband harassed her following their marriage and led to her losing her job.
A terse maxims note stating that ignorance prolongs speech as a man reveals fewer facts and compensates with extended storytelling. The line emphasizes brevity linked to knowledge and communication.
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