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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 01, 1937

Page

5

Local Residents Engaged in Various Social Visits

Beatrice and Lincoln area residents were seen in town over the weekend. Chas Hays of Beatrice visited friends. Mrs R W Cole of Fairbury called on niece Mrs Asa Richardson. Lawrence Caldwell hosted his mother from Garden City Kansas. Mr and Mrs Chas Waggoner stayed in Lincoln from Saturday to Sunday. Henry Polfus and Beatrice visitors called on Paul Bent’s family. W F Warthen Russel Cassidy Miss Lelia Cassidy all Beattie Kansas joined Mrs Warthen on Sunday. Jennie Pasco Lulu Auburn Mollie Hays Johnson Charles Hayes Beatrice visited Leonard Richardson's family.

W.F. Warthen Russel Cassidy Lelia Cassidy Beattie, Kans Jennie Pasco Lulu Auburn Mollie Hays Johnson Charles Hayes Beatrice Leonard Richardson

Giant Panda: A Curious Large Mammal

The giant panda is a curious large mammal of the raccoon family allied to bears and native to the Eastern Himalaya region in Western China, especially Yunnan. It feeds exclusively on bamboo, abundant in its habitat.

Himalaya China Yunnan

Mrs Sinkey Undergoes Tonsil Operation at General Hospital

Mr. and Mrs. Sinkey traveled to Odell last Saturday for Mrs. Sinkey to have a tonsil operation at General Hospital. He brought her home Sunday evening. Visits included Mrs. Jane Pasco and Lulu Hays Mollie Hays and Mrs. Newt Hays Friday at A. O. Richardson home. Sunday guests were Mr. and Mrs. Emil Keening of Steele City.

Mrs. Sinkey Odell Jane Pasco Lulu Mollie Hays Newt Hays A. O. Richardson Emil Keening Steele City

Storm windows and storm doors sale now on

CL Geer, Lbr. and Coal advertises storm windows and storm doors as a money saver with contact via phone 153:02 for purchases and details.

Park Trees Benefit From Hose Watering

J. O. Blauser and Bill Bond collected a large amount of hose last week and watered the trees in the park on North Main Street. The young trees survived the drought but now need more water.

J. O. Blauser Bill Bond North Main Street

Miss Mary Loth Visits Nebraska Relatives

Miss Mary Loth traveled Wednesday from West Point Nebraska to Beatrice Steele City and Diller to visit relatives. She is the sister of Mrs Harry Allen. Mr and Mrs Allen and children Mr and Mrs Harvey Meints and Mr and Mrs Henry Loth accompanied her back to West Point on Sunday.

Mary Loth West Point Nebraska Beatrice Steele City Diller Harry Allen Allen Harvey Meints Henry Loth

Idaho Man Returns Home After Three Week Visit

Joe Carpenter arrives back in Idaho Monday after a three week visit with relatives. He traveled with his son Myrle who will stay in the area for now. Joe moved to Idaho in 1934.

Joe Carpenter Idaho Myrle Joe

Weaver Family Visits Diller and Harbine Kin

Mr Easley Weaver of Bloomington Indiana and his nephew Everett Weaver and wife of near Chicago visited Henry and Harlin Weaver of Diller and Harbine and Mrs Chas Nickerson of Ellis. Mr Easley Weaver had previously visited Diller in 1881, 56 years ago.

Easley Weaver Bloomington Indiana Everett Weaver Chicago Henry and Harlin Weaver Diller and Harbine Chas. Nickerson Ellis Ensley Weaver Diller

Grundy County man reports good crops and conditions

Orville Wiemers of Grundy County Iowa visits Falls City and Diller with his nephew Leonard Wiemers. He is pleased with local conditions this year noting his family and friends as thriving. Crops including oats soybeans and corn are above average with wheat scarce in his area.

Orville Wiemers Grundy County Iowa Diller Falls City Leonard Wiemers Orville

Honor Roll Names Listed From Several Communities

The list includes residents and family names such as Bugbee of Oshkosh Nebraska Mrs D S Aden Fr Wayne Indiana Sally Kelley Chrisney Hubert Filley Stamford Nebraska Rachael Viers Tecumseh Clarence Hiatt Glenn Long Mrs SM Hughes Bert Bell Elias Hadley C H Kelley C F Wagner Russel McCreight Harry Allen.

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Happy Hour Club Meeting Details and Picnic Plan

Mrs. Asa Richardson hosted the Happy Hour Club on September 22 with seven members four children and three visitors. Prizes went to Mrs. Arthur Grone first and Mrs. Olin Ulm second. Visitors included Mrs. Newt Hays Mrs. Margaret Packer and Mrs. Ray Eick and Betty. Ice cream and cake were served and a club picnic is planned for Sunday October 3 at City Hall. All members invited. Reporter

Asa Richardson Happy Hour Club Rock Arthur Grone Olin Ulm Newt Hays Margaret Packer Ray Eick Betty City Hall

Mrs Christie Seaman Visits Boulder and Hastings

Mrs Christie Seaman returned from Boulder Colorado after a two month stay with her brother Will Clark and family. She rode the Burlington Zephyr from Denver to Hastings and described the ride as like a rocking chair with rose colored drapes and upholstered chairs for passenger comfort. She spent a night in Hastings with granddaughter Mrs Frank Anelt and family and then went to Fairbury to be greeted by son in law and wife Mr and Mrs Chester Sparks.

Christie Seaman Boulder Colorado Will Clark Frank Anelt Fairbury Chester Sparks

Birthday Dinner Honors Mr. Bert Bell at Home

On September 26 Bert Bell hosted friends at his home with Mr. and Mrs. Bell. A bountiful dinner preceded a birthday cake decorated with candles and “Happy Birthday” as guests sang. Attendees included Mrs. Witty, Mrs. Barton, Mrs. Line, the Eicks, the Calkins, the Greens, the Clarks and their daughter Carolyn, and the Steffens with son Richard Roe.

Bert Bell Mrs. Bell Mr. Bell

Methodist Church Plans and Rally Day at October Meeting

At a re organization meeting last Sunday the church elected a Building and Grounds Committee with Roy Geer as chair and D Fanders and Arthur Grone as members. Steward roles were assigned to D V Fanders chair and others. Kay Lamb is Sunday School Supt. Rally Day is set for October 10. The pastor will meet with those interested in a Young People Group next Sunday at 6 45 P M. evening service at 7 30 P M.

Roy Geer D. Fanders Arthur Grone D. V. Fanders W. I. Filley M Logan Joe Nippert H. Barber Financial Sec Ben Hall S. Bb. Viera Kay Lamb S. B. Viers Christaan Sonship

Forward in Every Good Work

A devotional line urging perseverance in all virtuous endeavors. The phrase emphasizes steadfast effort and moral action as guiding principles for daily life.

Congregational Church Rally Day and Annual Meeting

The Keystone Kensington Sunday School unit will meet with Mrs. Willis Clark on Friday October 1. Rally Day follows with each class participating and a sermon by the pastor on The high cost of low living. A fellowship dinner and church officers’ election and reports will close the day. Lincoln Association meets at Cortland October 6 and 7. committee urged strong representation.

Howard H. Pyche Earl Weigel S. S Keystone Kensington Willis Clark Lincoln Association of Congregational Churches Diller Church Cortland

St Pauls Ev Lutheran Near Diller News and Plans

Rev L J Wolff pastor CG L Auliman superintendent S S Sunday School 930 English services 1030 Ladies Aid meets Friday Oct 8 at Mrs Baumfolk home. coming year Sunday school officers elected Superintendent Clarence Hullman assistant Mervyn Lottman secretary Leona Roseman treasurer Mrs Jake Lottman. Luther Leaguers choose play Johnny Grows Up to be presented late October.

L. J. Wolff CG. L Auliman S. S Ladies Aid

Fingerprints on Babylon Tablet Record Crime Scene Evidence

Ancient tablet from Babylon records peace officers taking a criminal's fingerprints. The clay inscription notes the arrest and the fingerprinting practice as part of judicial procedure in antiquity.

Babylon

Also Mentioned on This Page

Diller State Bank Dillers State Bank Bank of Service The Elmer Sasse Clark’s Effie Scheele Paul Benz Chas. Hays of R. W. Cole Lawrence Caldwell Garden City Kansas Mrs Chas. Waggoner Lincoln Henry Polfus Paul Bent and O. A. Cooper Co Bonham Theatre Cavett A Richardson L. M. Hurst Ella Nebr Ballard King Ray Lamb Admx Diller Record Eee Esse A Cavett Diller Ebr Ae M. Cavett C. Hutchinson Waggoner Brothers Our Is Our Funeral Home Bert Green Room Cafe Methodist Episcopal Church C. F. Wagner Congregational Church ST. Paul’s EV. Lutheran Box’s Cafe Dr. Hess & Clark He O. A. Cooper Company
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