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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1936
Page
5
Fragmented OCR text lists market items and prices for eggs and hens with unclear spellings. It mentions Rye cream eggs, Hens, springs, Leghorn, and sells by pound with inconsistent numbers. The fragment lacks clear dates, places, or organizations to establish a full item.
For sale items include a 2x4 ft round tank a 4 wheel trailer and a 13 ft turning lathe with motor. Enquiries directed to the Record office for details and contact.
Beatrice resident Cully visited Diller at least twice in a week. Frank Starkey from Fort Collins Colorado has been visiting for about a week. Wm Bond family moved to the Methodist parsonage. Job opening in Jefferson County with steady pay and a car. apply S F Baker & Co Keokuk Iowa. Mr and Mrs BE Dougherty of Lincoln planned a Diller visit last Sunday. Lincoln and Nebraska guests joined William Glathar Sr family for Sunday dinner in Diller. Velma Wehling returned from Kansas City. Velma and a friend from Concordia traveled to the city on the G I from Concordia. Mrs Wm Freytag of Harbine received flowers and fruit from Colonel Everett and wife and Mrs Mo he Nickeson of Harbine visiting her nephew.
Mrs Carrie Sparks requests that her record be sent to Lincoln where she will spend the winter with her daughter Mrs Myers. She has been visiting daughter Mrs Dil er and family at Fairbury and her son and wife at Liberty since daughters Mrs Nellie Mil Miller and Mrs Bell Atkinson returned to California recently.
Milton Fry, operator of a filling station east of North Platte, spent several days visiting his brother Quinter Fry and family. Mrs C and her husband stopped at Milt's station on their way home from Colorado last summer, but Milton was away attending a water board meeting in irrigation matters.
Walter Brown and his Akron Colorado wife visited Prairie Home Cemetery to honor relatives. They came to Marysville Kansas after learning of Mrs. Brown's mother’s serious illness and arrived just before her death. Walter is the son of the late Brown and left the area for Colorado 25 or 30 years ago with his parents.
Elmer Malchow sustains a piece of glass in his right eye on Thursday and is listed as under quite 2 handicap. The latest Scott Bluffs report notes Alfred Malchow is not so well as these forms are closed.
Mr. Carl Stange and Mrs. Griswold drove to Marysville Kansas last Tuesday to call on Mrs Griswold's stepsons. They found the area as discouraged as their own community. They also visited Mrs Wallace, a neighbor of Mrs Griswold, nine years ago who had been ill but is now convalescing.
Mr and Mrs Chas Hilder attended the fair Friday evenings. Mrs E A Folkers is receiving treatments at Stegte City hospital. A light rain measured about 1 inch, totaling roughly 5 inches in two weeks. Mr and Mrs Fred Novotony shopped in Beatrice and visited the fair. The Wiemers family and Loretta Guilford Delmar Joyce shared Sunday dinner at the Scheele home. Ralph Hilder returned from Kansas City after two and a half months away. Alice Lemon underwent an appendicitis operation at Odell General Hospital and is recovering. Frank Carpenter and wife left for California to visit Clara and seek work, possibly moving on to Oregon. Esther Malehow teaches School District No. 74. Those scoring 100 in spelling: John Maw, Marjorie Maw, Robert Hiatt, Allen Wray Folkers, Donald Scheele, Jean Champ, Opal aw.
A reflective note urges prioritizing what cannot be retained and letting go of possessions or plans that cannot endure. The message focuses on valuing enduring essentials over fleeting items.
The mayor of London Ontario has ruled that anyone fined for drunkenness and disorderly conduct will be sentenced to a tour of duty on the city’s garbage wagons.
A 15 year old Omaha youth Urias Smith who refused tooth filling was sent to a free dental dispensary by a school nurse. Three dentists and four nurses eventually completed the dental work.
Sylvester Plumee of Olney Til is dubbed the marryingest man in the world after nine marriages. He weighs fifty widows and spinsters who are said to be eager to wed him, he claims.
Church notices announce no Sunday services as the pastor attends a conference in Ellis Kansas. The following Sunday October 11 marks the church Mission Fest with three visiting ministers Rev Goemmel Klinger Hansen and a double services day. An offering for Missions is planned and congregants urged to attend with friends.
Mrs Ray Lamb announces Sunday school at 100 o clock with Rally Day planned for next Sunday. At a Ladies Aid meeting held at Mrs Charlies Waggoners home, officers for the year were elected: President Mrs C Ellis Vice President Mrs A Grone Treasurer Mrs S B Viers Secretary Mrs Charles Waggoner.
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