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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1939
Page
3
Corrected weekly wheat and corn listings show quality notes for wheat not priced and corn yellow white. Oats described as dry and cream No 2 grade lent springs heavy springs and hens to five pounds. Grain market data furnished by Black Brothers.
Classified listing offers cabs for sale at $250 a road. Names Ralph Long and Lee Calkins reference items or contacts. Compact ad notes kitchen cabinet item in first class condition.
Good opportunity for the right man to get in business for himself with small investment. Central States Oil Co. Home, Kansas.
Doings south of town recount gatherings in the Will Ahrends and Gerd Henrichs households as Henry and Mrs Henry Ahrends celebrate Richard’s birthday. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Bill Wiemers and Onoka Lottman for Mrs Lottman’s birthday. Also listed are Emil DeBoer Marie Schmidt Henry Henrichs Wayne Stephens Robert Stephens Catherine Barnett and a Lincoln visit for H S Fiesta and a football game.
The N B Club met Friday November 24 with Felena Sasse for an all day quilting and covered dish dinner attended by six members and one guest. Officers elected: president Gertie Armstrong, secretary and treasurer Lana Wiemers, reporter Blanche Stephens. Next meeting will be hosted by Gertie Armstrong on December 8.
Dr and Mrs Viers traveled to Lincoln on Saturday morning for a shopping expedition.
Mr and Mrs Ed Woods of Fairbury visited the home of Mrs Jennie Line last Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Rolf Beckman and their son Wessell spent last Sunday visiting relatives on both sides of the family in Fairbury.
Lester Schmadeka left Tuesday for his Meadow Grove Nebraska home to spend Thanksgiving with his parents and other relatives.
Dale Sandman arrived from Denver last Thursday to visit his grandparents and other relatives and friends and stayed until Sunday.
Skeets Jennings and family arrived from Powell Wyoming with wife and two children to join Otho Jennings for a birthday celebration honoring their father at a home southwest of Hellengberg. Five children and all families attended.
Seven teams from nearby towns expected to participate as the season opens at Box's Cafe. Monday night in Diller Lanham defeated the locals 33 to 17 in the first series game.
The three local churches sponsor a sacred Christmas program for the community. Miss Bules the high school music director will direct. The performance is set for December 21 at the opera house.
Mr and Mrs O J Mayborp and Mr and Mrs A Mayborn traveled to Beatrice yesterday to see their brother and son L R Mayborp.
Chas. Waggoner and Everett Clark visited Endicott yesterday afternoon to participate in a turkey shooting match and test their luck.
The Congregational Church schedules 11 o'clock service with a sermon on When the Queen Came In and Junior choir in focus. Children invite adults to be guests as December features Bible Sunday Mighty Grew The Word and Prevailed and a special evening on Many Kinds of Death by Own Action. December ends with Goodbye 1939.
Mrs Dale Friday of Conrad Iowa visited her parents Mr and Mrs L H Findling and other relatives last Thursday. She reports her husband is recovering from injuries received in a recent automobile crash.
Mr and Mrs Orlo Geer and children Bobbie and Donald entertained last Thursday with a turkey dinner. Guests included Mr and Mrs Roy Geer Mr and Mrs Chester Weaver and son Dale Mr and Mrs Virgil Geer and Carol Jean.
Dr and Mrs Ellis visited at the home of their daughter Mrs Ross Hays and family last Sunday. A family gathering took place at the Hays home with Mr and Mrs Chas Hays of Beatrice and their grandchildren present.
Protected by rugged terrain Montenegro earned a reputation as a chaos of mountains where Dalmatian, Bosnian and Albanian ranges converge. Natural barriers protected the state and kept invaders from finding water, with springs hidden behind rocks in remote places known only to locals.
W H Clark is pastor with Mrs Ray Lamb as superintendent of Sunday School. Preaching at 11 A M. Epworth League gathering at 6 30 P M. Session includes Sunday School at 10 A M.
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Dillef lists schedule items. Teachers training Monday at 7:30 AM. Ladies Aid Thursday at 2 PM. Confirmation class Saturdays at 9:30 AM. Adult instruction Thursday evening at 7:30. Practice for children's program and Christmas pageant at the church Sunday.
The article notes Zachary Taylor, Virginian by birth, served in the army from his early twenties until just before his election. He rarely resided long enough to vote and avoided firm ties to any party, asserting he would be president of the whole people, not a party.
The United States has an approximate mean altitude near 2,500 feet above sea level. Colorado stands as the highest state with many 14,000 foot peaks and a mean around 6,800 feet. Delaware averages about 60 feet while the District of Columbia sits near 150 feet. Florida and Louisiana each average around 100 feet.
Dollar diplomacy refers to using a country's financial or commercial interests to advance national power and influence in foreign relations or to shape outcomes through economic leverage. It frames diplomacy as a tool of commercial and financial goals rather than purely political action.
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