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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1936
Page
5
The Diller Markets corrected weekly lists prices for No 1 Wheat Rye Corn No 2 Oats and dairy and poultry items including Cream Eggs Hens and Leghorn varieties with weights and per pound rates as available. The fragmentary OCR provides item names and measures with no complete price figures.
Classified items include clothes dining room set and furniture. Names Mrs Geo D Sasse and Mrs L M Hurst advertise for sale in Diller Nebraska. A lost barb wire stretcher is reported road east and south of Theo Henrichs place.
District Court of Jefferson County Nebraska hears petition by Trustees of the Protestant Home for Advice and Direction in the Perpetual Will of A H Colman deceased. The filing seeks a decree locating the Protestant Home in Diller Nebraska as a compliant trust location.
Rex Green drives a 1937 Chevrolet on his mail route since Monday morning. John Carico has an excavation for a furnace installation at his residence. Mr and Mrs Herbert Beck arrive home Saturday evening from Rochester Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Willis Clark and Carolyn were Tuesday dinner guests of Rev and Mrs Pyche. Mrs Ira Casper Lois Nichols on submitted to an appendicitis operation at Queil hospital last Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Charlie Gaisford Ruth Carmichael moved to Bogue Kansas for Charlie’s employment. Mr and Mrs Sinkey hosted the former’s parents from Hartington Nebraska over the weekend. Lyon Cully and lady friend from Lincoln were weekend guests at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs C H Cully. Miss Lenora Mallory from Lebanon Kansas arrived last Thursday and stayed with Mrs C L Geer until Sunday. Mrs Isabell Bixby and John with friend George Cromwell of Geneva visited the Cavett home Sunday. The honor roll includes Mrs Pat McElwee Finelli of Fresno California Mrs F H Stafford of Fairbury and Sam Thompson.
Birthday party held Sunday evening in district 5 with pupils and parents visiting teacher Miss Pearl Sparks. Games and music followed by refreshments. attendees included Mr and Mrs Martin Weers and families, Mr and Mrs Wm Behrends and families, Mr and Mrs Wm Weers, Mr and Mrs Chester Sparks and families, and Mr and Mrs Geo Freitag and families.
Children’s Book Week runs from November 15 to 21 highlighting famous author birthdays and titles. Dates include Daniel Boone November 2 1743 1820 Robert Louis Stevenson November 13 Treasure Island Louisa May Alcott November 29 1838 1902 and Mark Twain November 30 1835 1910 with works like Little Women Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn. The note thanks supporters of a food sale and closes with a reminder that loss of temper is loss of sense.
Rev. G F R Duekrkop will preach on Sunday morning and report the United Lutheran Church of America convention. A seminary offering and a district Sunday School Institute fund are planned. Congregational meeting follows the services and Luther League holds a youth program on Sunday evening with Rev H G Knaub as preacher and new members to be received.
Miss Vivian Sparks arrives home in Bethany Missouri after weeks visiting her sisters Mrs. John Koch of Blue Springs and Mrs. James Hays and Mrs. Herbert Barber of the Diller vicinity.
Dr and Mrs Viers host visiting sister Mrs Thomas Cox of Wabaunsee and Thain with three year old Janice Joyce Smith of Mankato Kansas, who traveled alone to visit her aunt.
Mr and Mrs Herbert Barber entertained guests this week including Mr and Mrs James Hays and sons Jimmie and Dickie at Sunday dinner Mr and Mrs Lew Barber on Sunday evening and Mr and Mrs Will Glathar with children on Tuesday evening
A Hollywood candy store clerk, Eleanor Whitney, is mistaken for the actress Whitney in a tale of practical acting experience. The remark frames her as a natural fit for the screen role she would soon play as a candy store clerk.
Mrs Wm Novotny hosted a birthday party for her daughter Darlene on Monday evening November 9. Guests included her daughter and schoolmates of Darlene. The centerpiece was a birthday cake with eight candies. places were set for Marion Novotny, Darlene, Wesley Geraldine, and others.
Pastor Howard H. Pyche invites worshipers to an 11 o'clock service on The Fourth Commandment and its place in modern thinking. A Sunday school lesson on The Heroism of Christian Faith and the Young People's League meet at 7 30. All are invited to attend.
Mrs Ray Lamb Superintendent leads Sunday School at the Methodist Episcopal Church with class beginning at 10 a.m. The notice highlights the church program and leader.
Census style figures from Dr. Reinhardt of the University of Nebraska show 1930 Nebraskan population at 1 377 963 with Germans forming the largest foreign stock group. Non whites total 24 361, with detailed counts for Negroes Mexicans Indians Japanese Chinese Filipinos and small groups and regional concentrations noted.
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