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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1938
Page
5
The Diller markets listing shows Wheat at 60 pounds per ton corrected weekly, Corn at .26 old, Oats, Cream, Eggs and heavy Spring Leghorn hens. Hens 44 to 5 pounds, heavy stags range 35 to 24. No. 1, 10, 09, 12, 05 appear as broken price or lot codes.
Local small ads show grain and feed offerings from Black Bros Elevator in Diller Nebraska with John Steiner as manager. Also a vehicle bid inquiry for a Ford Touring car and a corn sheller purchase followed by solicitations for work on Joe Nippert.
No 14 1 02 a m No 15 1 48 a m No 16 1 15 p m No 17 5 25 p m. Why spend days topping your Cane Atlas Grahama etc with a corn knife when it can be done in a few hours with my bundle topping Allis Chalmers Combine right in your field. 11 T. C. Henrichs Diller.
By order of the Jefferson County District Court the sheriff will sell at public auction the listed parcels in Diller Nebraska on November 29 1938 at 2 PM at the south front door of the courthouse in Fairbury. The lots span various blocks in the Original Town and First Additions to Diller with details including ownership and lot numbers. Emil Ackman Sheriff notes publication dates October 27 and November 25.
Mrs Keith Hays and her young son returned home from Odell hospital last Saturday. Scott Miller Jr a Doane freshman spent the weekend at his home in Diller. Mr and Mrs Chas E Waggoner went to Lincoln last Friday returning Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs Ladd J Hubka Beatrice spent Sunday afternoon with R E Hubka and family. Dorcas society offers handkerchiefs for Christmas gifts. Mrs Thomas Gox of Wabaunsee Kansas and Ja nice Joy Smith of Mankato Kansas were weekend guests of Dr Viers and family.
Mr and Mrs L R Mayborn of Beatrice visit Armistice Day at the home of Mr and Mrs A Mayborn and brother O J Mayborn in Dill er.
Mr and Mrs Chas Gaisford traveled to Ida Grove Iowa last week where Chas pursued bricklayer work. His assignment in Schuyler Nebraska has just been completed.
Mr and Mrs W D Delano and daughter Bianca moved their personal effects to Fairbury on Wednesday. Their new residence will be 307 West 9th Street just north of the city park.
Mr and Mrs Cloyd Cully with their sons Lynn and Gayle traveled from Fairbury to Diller last Saturday evening for the Congregational annual church supper.
Rex Green and family spent last Saturday in Lincoln. Rex and Bob watched the Panther Corn Huskers game while Mrs. Green and Darrell Dee attended a show. They ended the evening at the home of Rexs sister Mrs. V A Raymond and family.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Kiser of Lincoln spent last Friday with relatives Mr. and Mrs. M. Calander at Disler. Mr. Calander uses a cane but remains up and about in the house.
Parry Fisher of Beatrice has called at his father Geo Fisher's home two or three times in the past week. Geo Fisher has been under the weather with high blood pressure affecting his sight.
The Club met at Mrs. Guy Clancy's home with Mrs. A L Hubka assisting. Mrs. A Wieths and Mrs. Frank Grone demonstrated and offered samples of candies for November on the topic The making of candies. A social gathering is planned for December 6 at Mrs. Asa Richardson's home with Mrs. Guy Learned and Mrs. R E Hubka assisting.
Mrs Clarence Renz hosted a Keystone Kensington gathering at a country home with a business session led by the president. The program featured a reading on the unknown soldier and a review of Yellow Butterflies for comfort. December plans were set, with a gift exchange and visits from guests including Kay Mayborn.
The J. N. C. club spent a pleasant afternoon at Mrs. Ernest Novotny's home on Wednesday November 9. Mrs. Bowen presided at the business meeting followed by contests and Chinese Checkers. Prizes went to Mrs. Romish and Mrs. Bowen. Refreshments were served. Visitors included Mrs. Hubka Thompson Sea man Champ Branch and two sons. Mrs. James Hays invited the club to meet December 14.
Pastor Howard H Pyche leads a Sunday sermon series on the book of Ephesians focusing on marriage. The senior choir performs a Thanksgiving anthem and the Ladies Missionary Society hosts a 730 PM praise service with offerings for church missions.
The Official Board will meet at the Weaver home Thursday evening. A fellowship supper sponsored by the Men’s Bible Class follows Friday at 6 P M with F A Sala of Bryan Memorial Hospital presenting an illustrated lecture. Sunday school is at 10 A M, and a Thanksgiving service is planned for next Sunday at 7 30 P M.
Rev L J Wolff pastor CL Huliman Supt Ss English service 930 Sunday school 1030 Choir practice Wednesday night Thanksgiving services Thursday 730 pm Food sale postponed to Nov 26 Bank offering program November 24 739 pm Woman's Missionary Society extends cordial invitation to all.
Mrs A A Eick hosted the club on Wednesday November 9 with Mrs Cariov presiding at the business meeting. Members answered roll call with entertaining items and the afternoon featured Chinese Checkers. Prizes went to Mrs Chas E Waggoner and Mrs C R Steffen. Luncheon was creamed chicken and salad. Guests included Mrs C R Steffen Maxine Fry and Mrs L D Calking. Next meeting will be with Mrs Q I Fry on November 39.
Good coal at reasonable prices. Hayden Colorado lump and Hayden Colorado nut lumps available. Broken Are Q Oklahoma blue flame lump. C L Geer Lumber and Coal, phone 163:02, Diller Nebraska.
Roy Patton accompanied Mr and Mrs Cnas Waggoner to Lincoln last Friday and remained through Sunday visiting relatives. He reports his brother Harry Patton underwent a serious operation last Thursday for stomach ulcers and is at Bryan Memorial hospital in very sick condition.
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