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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1935
Page
5
A mixed set of ads lists for sale items and services including firearms for sale a cereal goods supplier demand for insurance print services and wedding printing offers The notice mentions Stevens Little Scout Rifle Record ce Diller Elevator Christ mas cards printing and Hutchinson Insurance services plus Record office printing capabilities with reasonable prices
Miss Hanson and Mies Hammer, teachers in the Diller school, spent the weekend at Lincoln. Mrs C J Hiatt attends an auxiliary legio conference at Grand Inland on Wednesday and Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Cloyd Cully and Gayle spent Thanksgiving day at Lincoln watching the football game and visiting their son.
Santa Claus appears at several locations as Christmas joy spreads. His wife joins him on some stops, and crowds hear he may soon visit Diller.
Residents awoke Tuesday to rain that continued through the day with about three quarters of an inch recorded. An additional quarter inch fell Thursday in fair weather, marking notable precipitation over the period.
Ben Roelfe has acquired a brand new Plymouth sedan, noted as a recent purchase made last week.
John Ferry travels from Franklin to Thanksgiving area. Mrs. Jim Emerson visits her niece Mrs. Ray Fagenbush and family in Endicott, spending the weekend there.
Mrs Esther Bristol returns to her home in Diller after several days visiting her grandmother in Wymore.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Green with Robert and Darrel Dee drove to Lincoln last Friday following Rex completing his mail route.
Miss Maxine Fry returned home from Lincoln school unexpectedly on Sunday to spend the day with her parents, delighting the household.
Mrs. H H Proett and her young daughter Delane Jeannette returned to their Diller home from Odell hospital last Friday. Miss Ruth Stahl a Peru Normal College student came home Wednesday to spend Thanksgiving with relatives and friends.
Miss Bertha Dallman of Macon Nebraska arrives Sunday to stay with Rev. and Mrs. Proett at their home through Thanksgiving.
Dr and Mrs Viers drove to DuBoise in an Oldsmobile Wednesday bringing Miss Rachel back to spend the weekend with home folks.
Mr and Mrs Rupert Andrews drove to Lincoln for Thanksgiving to watch the Oregon Nebraska football game and bring their daughter Miss Jean home for the weekend.
Lawrence Weigel Max Hill and Miss Irene Hill motored to Lincoln Saturday evening and remained over until Sunday evening visiting friends and seeing the sights.
Dr. Diehl traveled to Lincoln on Thursday to share Thanksgiving dinner with his daughter and husband. He also attended the Oregon Nebraska game.
Kenneth Fouts traveled from Seward on Saturday evening with his mother and planned a Sunday departure to South Santa to visit sister Elizabeth and family for Thanksgiving.
Bill Bond witnessed a holiday stunt in Morrowville Kansas last Saturday where merchants handed out several fowls as prizes to those who caught them under specified rules. Prizes included turkey goose duck guinea and white leghorn roosters.
Mr and Mrs Wm Tinstman and son Arlie with Mrs Tinstman s father John L Lamb drove to Humboldt Nebraska Saturday night and visited Will s wine and husband ae on Mrs Herwig s. They spent Sunday in Maryville Missouri visiting Eloie Tinstman sister and family the Piverell s.
Mrs. Eugene Diller returns home to Fairbury after visiting her mother Mrs. Carrie Sparks and her daughters Mrs. Glenn Bilauser and Mrs. Stefford, and her brother Chester Sparks.
Mr and Mrs Frank Amos of Ellis and Mr Frank Amos of St Charles Minnesota were Friday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Oscar Amos. Mr Amos of St Charles is an uncle of the Amos brothers in the area.
Mr and Mrs C L Waggoner entertained at a 6 o clock turkey dinner Thursday evening November 21 honoring Mrs Clara Allen of Honolulu Lighted tapers decorated the table for ten guests An informal evening followed the dinner
The J.N.C. Club met with Mrs Harm Hull as hostesses all members attended. Prize winners were Mrs James Hays and Mrs Frank Carpenter for two cover contests. Refreshments followed. Next meeting set with Mrs Charley Hilder. December 11 members to bring gifts for the Christmas box.
The NCSA club hosted thirteen members and guest Mrs. G L Richardson on Wednesday November 26. The afternoon featured needlework and contests hosted by the hostess with prizes won by Mrs. Viers Fry A A Eick and Mrs Carico. A Thanksgiving lunch on trays followed. Members are invited to meet Mrs A A Eick on December 4 for roll call and miscellany.
A November 24 gathering in Diller City Hall celebrated Uncle Frank Amos with his granddaughter Miss Leona Amos and cousin Mr Fayette Lloyd visiting from St Charles Minnesota. Oysters fed the crowd of 88 as families traveled from Lincoln Crete Bennett Beatrice Ellis and Diller for a bountiful dinner and social hours with many relatives listed.
Public vendue to the highest bidder for cash will occur at the Jefferson County Court House Fairbury Nebraska. The sale, under the district court partition action involving the Henrichs and Millman families, covers multiple parcels in Section 26 Town 2 North Range 4 East and a fractional lot in the Diller addition. George A. Skultety serves as referee with the sale date noted as November 7 at 1 p.m. subject to legal highways.
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