Diller Markets Thawed Wheat Eggs Beans Corn Prices
Market list shows Thursday corrected prices for wheat corn eggs and hens with varying weights and prices. Entries include white and yellow wheat, light eggs, and small adjustments in per unit costs.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1935
Page
5
Market list shows Thursday corrected prices for wheat corn eggs and hens with varying weights and prices. Entries include white and yellow wheat, light eggs, and small adjustments in per unit costs.
Miss Bethel Meyer of Endicott visited Miss Pearl Sparks over the weekend. Mr and Mrs H H Pruett and son Billie were county seat visitors Saturday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Ray Lamb and children attended a funeral south of Beatrice last Sunday. Mr and Mrs Slocum are wintering with their daughter Mrs Frank Robinson near Beatrice. Miss Genevieve Rodford of Lincoln came Wednesday to assist Miss Batterman in coaching the show Why Wonder and will lead the chorus.
Master Russell Madden, son of Mr and Mrs Lawrence Madden, suffered a severe attack of pneumonia this week but is now progressing well.
Mrs Gertrude Henrichs and her mother Mrs Loék were in Fairbury Saturday afternoon arranging to move the remainder of their personal effects to the county seat.
Johnny Ferry arrived by the early morning train Saturday from CC Camp at Franklin Nebraska to spend the weekend with his mother Mrs James Emerson. He left for Franklin Sunday evening.
Mrs Fréd Heinrichs Arnold and John motor to Lincoln on Saturday to visit their daughter Eunice a student nurse at Lincoln General hospital Arnold attended the Nebraska and Kansas football game.
Mr Tietsen arrived from Omaha on Saturday with his wife and infant daughter who had spent about three weeks as guests of Mrs Schindler. They left after Sunday dinner as the family returned home.
Mrs Balliegh Southwick and her son Gayle along with Miss Ruth Wilson traveled from Harbine last Thursday evening to attend the community orchestra session. Wilson studies violin under Mrs Claudia Schindler and will perform with the group when opportunity arises.
Dr and Mrs Viers traveled to Fairbury last Saturday evening to meet the doctor’s sister Edna Cox of Topeka Kansas. After seeing a Bonham theatre show they returned to Diller. On Sunday they drove to Red Cloud to spend the day at Mrs Viers's parents home.
Miss Grace Myers travels from Falls City to spend a weekend with the Diller family. Mr and Mrs Roy Geer visited Sabetha Kansas to spend a day at their daughter’s home near that area, with Mr and Mrs Chester Weaver.
Fritz Miller returned Saturday from a trip across western states reporting work along the way. Mrs. Mary Strocky plans winter with Mrs. Elizabeth Greider near town. Kansas City visitors Mr. and Mrs. J. Bo Bowers came to Diller to see relatives then went to Lincoln for Kansas Nebraska events. Miss Gertrude Weyer of Fairbury visited Miss Pearl Caldwell’s home and returned home Friday driving a shiny Dodge sedan.
Mr and Mrs Dietrich Virginia Mae and Mrs Novoc from Falls City Nebraska traveled to Diller last Thursday spent the night and the next day with Virginia Mae’s great grand parents Mr and Mrs John Carico in Diller Nebraska.
Mrs. Remley had a pleasant Sunday with chil dren and friends bringing well filled baskets for dinner in honor of her recent birthday. Attendants included Mr. and Mrs. Vint Logan and family, Mr. and Mrs. Willis Clark and daughter, and Mr. and Mrs. Alf Green. A fine time is reported.
Miss Pearl Sparks of District 74 was surprised Friday evening when patrols from her district gathered at her home to celebrate her birthday. The group enjoyed games and refreshments including sandwiches, jello, and cake, then dispersed with best wishes for many more happy birthdays.
N C Si A and Mrs C H Cully hosted a warm afternoon on November 6 with vocal and instrumental trios. Mrs S A Miller reviewed Old Jules by Mari Sandoz and guests included Mrs W I Anderson and others. Refreshments followed. next meeting set for November 20 at Mrs Ray Eicks with Thanksgiving roll call.
The Good Housekeeping Project Club met November 7 at Mrs. Frank Grone home with 16 members and two visitors. Leaders demonstrated neckties and other gifts such as toys and book ends. Members received recipes to make at home for the December meeting at Mrs James Hays with assistants Mrs Newt Hays and Mrs A O Richardson.
Mrs Hughes and relatives visited Hebron and Beatrice for the state flower show. Aurora Nebraska growers led by Mr Ulm won first on chrysanthemums and snapdragons and second on carnations. The writer praised orchids, gardenias and many rare blooms while listing attendees including the Grone and Nippert families and others.
Bethel area notes cover visits by Mr and Mrs Fred Bartels of Hollenberg to Henry Saathoff home and Jack Armstrong party at Burnett home in Odell for his 77th birthday. spelling winners include Clarence Henrichs Margaret Barnett Patricia Bevan Donnella Le Poidevin and Billy Hiatt. National Education Week observed with Patron's Day. Gwendolyn Le Poidevin returns from Palisade Nebraska. Sunshine K Y Club activities feature roll call minutes and committee reports.
The yell leader conducted a salute to the flag and taught a yell during a short program. Refreshments of cinnamon rolls were served. The meeting adjourned until December 6. Clarence Henrichs, reporter.
For sale new yellow corn barley rye and oats plus ground corn and barley. Diller Elevator Co advertises insurance services and urges Hutchinson customers to insure with in-town agents paying taxes locally.
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