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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 23, 1934
Page
5
Mrs W N Sparks was on the sick list the first of the week. Genevieve Clark visited schools in this part of the county Wednesday. The rate for reader advertisements is five cents per line with a minimum of 25 cents. Sylvia Fish thanks for the subscription as a gift. For fodder shredding see O W Brenners Hollenberg Kans.
Chas Waggoner has been at Fairbury the past week helping with funeral work due to the illness and death of Mr Richards son. Mr and Mrs Wilson Brandt of Hershey Nebraska have visited for a week with Mr and Mrs Homer Ramsey near Beatrice.
Dwaine Hudson, son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Hudson, cut his wrist severely Sunday evening requiring surgical attention to prevent further trouble.
Farmers seek to buy horses and mules of all ages. John Heist of DeWit Nebraska and Eyleen See report an injury from a fall on Monday with a cut to her side treated promptly to prevent infection. School district No. 42 near Diller hosted a Christmas program Tuesday evening December 18 with Miss Zerelda Kuper as teacher.
Wendell Fanders transitions to full time businessman in Diller with the venture named Fanders and Fanders. The partners are his second cousins, expanding the family room experience in cooking to a professional enterprise.
Mr. Ebe Roelf is ill this week with several sick folks reported. A few loads of dry wood cut last fall are for sale by Theodore Henrichs.
Mr and Mrs 8 C Hutchinson spent the weekend in Omaha as guests of their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Harold Hutchinson.
Mrs Howard Peters spent a week visiting her aunt Mrs Kasparek at Fairbury and returned Monday to her home in Diller.
Lincoln residents Mr and Mrs W C Steffens Meyer and Oliver Diehl visited Sunday dinner with Miss Clara Rhodes in Beatrice, joined by Dr Diehl for the meal.
Miss Edna Hullman, treated at a hospital in Kearney Nebraska, is reported to be feeling well, a note welcomed by her friends and family.
Rev and Mrs Drew left Wednesday for Fremont to attend the state council of Christian education there Wednesday and Thursday. They were accompanied by Mrs C C Barnett and expect to return Thursday evening.
Mr H A Richardson of the Richardson Company funeral directors of Fairbury died Tuesday morning after a cerebral hemorrhage last Friday. He was 51. Funeral services will be held at three this afternoon from the Christian church in Fairbury.
Arab guides report flapper tourists in Damascus hoping to meet native sheiks. Guides say the sought men exist only in the movies, describing them as fat, greasy old fellows with multiple wives and many children.
Diller Public Library loaned 743 books in November. Story hours attract 12 to 20 children on Tuesday afternoons. Fifty high school students borrowed books for reports. Mrs. Vernon Hill lent Behemoth on machine power topics. Library closed all day Thanksgiving Day.
Police report a bank robbery in Superior on Thursday about 5 pm. Four men, all roughly dressed, age around 30, using automatic pistols rifles and a machine gun. They fled in a car with license number 35 1844.
Reports say Cordin Wiemers and Daleeo left last week with a load for Chicago. In Chicago they picked up freight for Louisville and loaded back to Chicago. word circulates that a consignment may go to Fairbury for a return load. Town rumor places plans to deliver produce to market in Delaware soon.
Next Wednesday evening at the high school gymnasium the Junior boys classes of Mrs. Steffen and Keith Hays will play basketball. The contest follows a softball dispute and may feature two teams of men past fifty, promising a glimpse of old school sportsmanship.
The Womans Club scheduled for Tuesday at 8 p m November 27 will feature a Parade of book characters and a book review by Miss Joyce Grubb with special music and readings. Members are asked to represent a literature character and bring no date changes to Tuesday.
More than 200 Jefferson county farmers attended a terracing demonstration on the J. H. Feith farm three miles north and two miles east of Fairbury. County droughters and tractors were used in the event. Feith plans to plant corn in 1936 and run rows parallel to the terraces to reduce runoff. Terracing is described as a permanent improvement with terraces about eighteen inches high and five feet wide at the base. The Forest Service offers help to farmers willing to install terraces on their land.
Agricultural agent W C And raes reports rising demand for feed as this year's drought devastates herds. A Jefferson County survey collects data on on hand feed, needs, surplus, and animals to winter to coordinate aid among farmers.
Five Minneapolis men faced charges after harassing chorus members at a burlesque theatre. They shot wire staples at dancers with rubber bands during a show, prompting an investigation led by theatre manager Harry Hirsch who observed illicit kicks.
Edward Tejak of Chicago collapsed while heading to his first job in four years and died minutes later.
Comedy novelty News notes the film Evelyn Prentice featuring William Powell and Myrna Loy.
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