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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1936
Page
5
Market notice lists grain prices and commodities including No 1 Wheat Rye Corn No Oats. The fragmentary note references dairy cream and agricultural products with handwritten corrections.
Yellow corn cats barley rye and Milo maize oil meal prey tankage offered by Diller Elevator Co. Wanted ambitious man with car in Jefferson County for steady work with good income. No investment. S. F. Baker & Co. Keokuk Iowa.
An office offers a one dollar sale of Christmas cards all in an attractive box. Cards can be printed with your name, with options for part or no printing. Orders are being solicited in advance and samples are available to view.
In the matter of the estate of A Colmars Deceased a notice is published by J Smith Diller M Colman SR dated October 5 1936. The trust by E 116 36 to 124 36 is referenced with formal legal actions and dates for probate proceedings.
Local notes mention Henry Novotny driving a new Plymouth sedan. The Electric Shoe Shop advertises dyeing light colored shoes. Mr and Mrs Paul Benz and Phyllis visited Glen and Mrs Long on Monday. Mrs Ed Best returned to Atchison Kansas after a week at Diller. Mr and Mrs E E McCune were weekend visitors at Lincoln with Friday to Monday trip.
An offer promotes six months of The World Herald Daily and Sunday plus True Confessions and other titles for $425. Roy Patton returned from the western state after working with potatoes and beets, delivering a truckload of spuds to local merchants.
Hod Green Fred Clark and Everett Clark were among attendees from Diller at a shooting match held in Fairbury last Sunday afternoon. The writer recalls shooting used to be a great game for Fred and expresses enjoyment in meeting others.
List of subscribers who fulfilled weekly obligations includes Onka Franzen Steele City E F Habicht Worthington Mine Mrs Best Atchison Kansas Carl Stange Fanta California Otto Fox M J Wolken.
Mr and Mrs Harry Allen and their children visited the home of Mr and Mrs J E Allen at Fairbury on Sunday. Mr Allen is the general manager of the Cassell Filling Station at the end of the viaduct in southeast Fairbury.
A group of fourteen Holmesville friends and schoolmates delivered baskets and joined Mrs. W. V. Angell for a bountiful dinner on Monday November 23, then spent the afternoon recalling old times.
Several from Diller went to Lincoln last Saturday to watch the Nebraska Cornhuskers and Kansas State game. Bob Andrews and family joined by Missome and Gilbert Plager formed a group from the Methodist Sunday school.
Clair Angell returned home last Friday after two months of work in Scottsbluff. Mrs. Fred Clark and Mrs. Eva Best visited late last week with Mrs. Loock and Mrs. Peters at Fairbury. Phyllis Angell was Sunday dinner guest of Mr and Mrs Henry Polfus in Beatrice for Mrs Renzs mother birthday.
Sun Sunday Societarian column notes Diller residents shared a 6 oclock dinner in Beatrice with 15 guests. Attendees included Mr and Mrs James Welch and son of Fairbury Mr and Mrs An Marter of Fairbury Gretchen Wohlford John Steinauer Mr and Mrs Carl Waggoner Mr and Mrs Virgil Geer of Diller and Mr and Mrs K O Parrish of Wymore.
Mrs Newt Carpenter has been very ill the past days. An eight pound girl born to Mr and Mrs Morris Peterson on Monday November 23. Roy Schultis Kas a safe December 7. Carl Branch laid off work due to two car burns. Novotny family at Franzen home west of Odell. Franzen is Mrs Novotny’s brother. Mrs Nate Cady seriously ill three weeks with oxygen tank needed. Newt Carpenter celebrated 67th birthday with 16 guests. Alfred Oaks and wife arrived from Minnesota to help care for parents this winter. Howard Prather visited Mrs Deadrick’s sister in Beatrice who had surgery. Dedrick recovering well after operation.
Sunday marks the first Advent Sunday led by Rev. L J Wolff and Supt C L Huliman. Sunday school at 9 30 English services at 10 30 Luther League at 7 30. Aimed at preparing hearts for Christ and regular church attendance amid a busi ness meeting for officer elections.
Howard H. Pyche pastor leads 10 A M Sunday school for all ages and 11 A M sermon on The Golden Rule of the Old Testament. An 8 PM service follows with Young People's League discussing What Must I do to be Lost. Three Sunday evenings will feature What must I do to be saved and What Meaneth This. Kensington Keystone class meets Friday with gift exchange.
A brief note states that U upholds respectability in actions whether justified or not. It hints at public perception of responsibility and conduct. No clear event or organization is specified.
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