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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1933
Page
5
A collage of local notices lists items for sale including lumber, two spotted sows about 350 pounds vaccinated, and a piano sale at Sam Horner Music Store. Social notes mention visits to Pittsburg Kansas, a duck dinner in Diller with relatives, and a large Thanksgiving style supper hosted by George Frietag with strawberry ice cream and cake.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Place spent Tuesday with Crad Orchard relatives. John Weers Bill Weers and Chester Sparks attended the National husking contest at West Point Neb last Thursday.
Miss Lois Nicholson who has been visiting her grandmother at Hebron for two weeks returned to her home in Diller on Saturday.
Mr and Mrs E V Ingwerson and daughters of Pawnee City spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Homer Ramsey.
The Gage county sheriff's office received a tip last week that the Quell bank would be robbed but the would be thieves did not show up.
Chas Lucas and Wm Stege, Elmwood Nebraska visitors, left the town for Shenandoah Iowa where John Leaper tends the place in Mr. Lucas's absence.
Mrs S M Hughes asks that the newspaper record her address as 3227 Holdrege street in Lincoln Nebraska. She will spend the winter with her daughter Mrs Wilbur Hiatt at that residence.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Miller hosted a dinner Tuesday honoring Mrs. Dave Diller of Pittsburg Kansas. Also invited were Mrs. Dave Diller, Mrs. Christie Seaman, Mrs. Mary Willems, and True Thompson.
State Engineer Cochran promised graveling the road between the Diller cemetery and Highway 3 with funds from state sources, while federal aid for feeder roads may surface four miles in spring. County commissioners, part of the delegation, backed the plan, noting the road has already been graded and graveled south to Highway 3 S, six miles total.
Mr and Mrs Fred Davis of Beatrice visited Friday at the home of Mrs Davis brother Homer Ramsey. A crowd attended the supper and buzzar at the annex of the Congregational annex Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Joe Nippert and family returned Monday from Minnesota visiting relatives. Frances Hilder a Diller high school graduate of 32 has a position with Western Auto Supply Co Lincoln. Mr and Mrs R E Coleman and daughter Mrs Chas Babcock and Roger spent Sunday with the Greens.
S F and Everett Clark La Vern Pickard and Harley Clark left Wednesday morning for Loup City where Mr Clark has work with the Prudential Insurance Co.
Mr and Mrs John Pulee drove to Lincoln Saturday and visited with Mrs Bert Hoover and family. They were accompanied by Miss Hanson Miss Lyle Miss Mares and Chas Davis who visited relatives and fellow football game attendees.
The Anlee Stock Co presented a farce called The Other Road to a large audience last Wednesday night. Mr Johnson announced Husband Hunters as the next Wednesday show, promising a comedy all the way through.
Diller Municipal Band arranges with Wisner Players of Omaha to present a comedy drama in the Diller opera house Saturday night November 25 at 8 o'clock. The band will perform beforehand and receive a share of receipts. An unusual and entertaining show is promised by this talented troupe.
We repair auto curtains and harness. Bring along your shoes for repairs. Corner north of Bantam Theatre.
William E Pussyfoot Johnson spoke at the ME church in Fairbury on Sunday on The New Deal for Prohibition. The address was one of fifty talks he is delivering during a statewide tour of Nebraska.
Mr and Mrs Rex A Green and sons Darrel Dee and Bobbie and Mr and Mrs W G Tintsman and Arlie were dinner guests Sunday at the home of Dr and Mrs SB Viers for the doctors birthday. A most enjoyable time was reported.
Mr and Mrs C H Cully and son Gayle and Abe and Grace Cully of Beatrice drove to witness the Nebraska Kansas football game. Lynn Cully, their son and a state university student, played for the husband at the game.
A surprise birthday event was held Sunday November 12 at the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Carpenter to honor Mr Carpenter on his birthday. Attendees from Ellis included CE Carpenter C K Mann and family P T Nickesen and family Earl Barnett and others. Guests from Beatrice Beatrice Beatrice and Donna Ruth Wi erman, Roe Hudson and family from Powell Iviel Carpenter Plymout h Roy Carpenter Marvel Joyce of Cla tonia. A basket dinner was shared at noon and the group spent the afternoon visiting wishing Mr Carpenter many more happy birthdays.
An advertisement touts a formula that builds digestive and elimination organs including the stomach liver and kidneys. It claims to correct numerous health issues and low standing, urging readers to test the product today. Milow's Drug Store and other outlets guarantee and sell Williams S. L. K. Formula.
Mrs L M Cavett and guests attended a Red Cross banquet at the Christian church in Fairbury Monday evening. Lester Childers chaired as Master of Ceremonies. Speakers included W H Leask detailing Red Cross work in Jefferson County and Genevieve Clark on Junior Red Cross service. Mrs W H Leask praised local sewing efforts. R C King outlined Dual Roll Call. Jefferson County quota set at 700 dollars. solicitors to call soon.
Jefferson county reports near completion of county wheat production control contracts. Local documents, including this week’s allotment, head to Lincoln and Washington by week’s end. W. C Andreas cites accurate county work with no undue delays foreseen in final acceptance and processing.
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