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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1937
Page
5
A corrected Thursday notice lists egg and hen prices, Leghorn hens per weight, and roosters. The fragment includes pricing cues and items such as heavy springs and various weights, with partial wording and illegible segments.
For sale corn and oats from The O A Cooper Co. One iron bedstead for sale via Mrs Cavett. For rent the Methodist Parsonage contact the Committee. Black Bros Elevator John Steiner manager selling cane black strap feeding molasses and cattle feed cotton seed cake.
Creditors of the estate of Daniel P Fry deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska must file claims by March 7 1938 and debts paid by October 29 1938. The county judge will hear claims March 22 1938 at 9 AM in the county court room. Dated October 29 1937.
The U S Civil Service Commission announces open competitive exams for Associate Biochemist in Syphilis research at 3200 dollars annually with U S Public Health Service. specialists in maternal and child health at 3800 dollars. senior and principal specialists at 4600 and 5600 dollars. and associate in maternal and child health at 3200 dollars with the Children's Bureau Department of Labor. Full information is available from the U S Civil Service Commission in Washington DC.
Notice to car drivers: the Jefferson County examining station in Fairbury will be open from September 1 to December 1, 1937. All applicants must obtain licenses during this period. The station is in the Court House, south of the County Treasurer's office, with hours 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Manager in Charge.
Local residents share visits across towns with Steele City Fairbury Bestrice Wynne Ark and Omaha. Geo Fisher nurses a damaged thumb from a saw accident while Vinton Logan returns from Lincoln after hernia surgery. Joe Nippert and George Henrichs relatives visit Omaha for hospital care at University Hospital Ward K.
Mr and Mrs John Carico traveled to Fells City on Wednesday for Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs N B Tyler of Hadley Minor arrived Tuesday evening to visit their daughter Mrs Joe Nippert and stay for a time.
A church annex gathering of the Young Peoples Fellowship held last Sunday focused on gratitude. The evening included a gourd lunch. The group invites all to the next meeting this Sunday at 6 30 PM with Publicity Director as contact.
An advertisement promotes Oklahoma Blue Flame Coal as highly cleaned dust treated by wax oil, claiming free burning and high BTU content. It invites readers to cut out the ad and present it to receive 25 cents off per ton, listing C. L. Geer Lumber and Coal with phone number 153.
Membership training for children and youth at 6 45 P M with seven in attendance last time. Worship at 7 30 P M featuring a sermon on Giving God a Chance. Pastor reports nine subscribers to the Central Christian Advocate. Thank you for your cooperation.
The Diller School News describes making covers for yearbook pictures and notebooks. Perfect 4th grade spellers are Terrill Fasnacht Irene Greider Gloria Miller Carolyn Moore. Perfect 5th grade spellers are Rodger Arntt Shirley Garrels Ina Jean Nicholson Donald Scheele Dale Weaver.
Charlie Lucas files in district court for a divorce from Mabel Lucas after a separation of about three years. The couple have been living apart and the petition seeks dissolution of the marriage under applicable grounds in the court.
The girls in the First Primary room joined Mavis Halle for a Saturday party at her home to celebrate her seventh birthday. They played games, watched Mavis unwrap gifts, and shared refreshments with their teacher Miss Raymond.
Mr Will Carpenter returns home on No. 16 Monday after four months visiting his son and relatives in north western Nebraska.
Mr and Mrs Chester Sparks learned this week that their son Roe A Sparks now resides at Roe A Sparks San Pedro California aboard the U S S Saratoga This brief note records a change of address for the Sparks family and the ship name involved.
Herman Sasse hosted a wood sawing bee at his home with four sons and two grandsons. They processed a pile of small oak trees from Sasse's pasture south-west of Diller into stove lengths.
Rev and Mrs Proett report a happy family in Juniata Nebraska with Mr Proett busy at a live two point charge. Mrs Proett is recovering from a major operation a month ago and hopes to be her old self soon. Her mother helps at home and they thank Diller friends for their letters in the Record.
The turkey buzzard is described as a graceful scavenger able to soar for long periods without wing movement. It feeds on snakes and toads, with a dull red naked head skin noted in description.
Mrs. Lee Calkins will host the Keystone Kensington Christmas meeting on Friday afternoon December 3. Attendees are asked to bring a gift for the exchange.
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