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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1930
Page
3
A mixed set of classifieds and notices lists a cook stove for sale at 25 dollars from Mrs. Henry Frisbie, a relocation note for Rev Velte and family to Auburn, and a monument firm F A Moon in Fairbury Nebraska established 1886. Also mentions corn fodder shredding and a notifier Geisler R F D Odell.
A Fairbury shoe shop announces cash only policy starting October 5 1930 with price tiers for men women and children shoes including first and second grade soles heels. Separately a road grader unearths part of an ancient Indian skeleton near Odell Krider hill bones sent to Beatrice for expert examination after a fractured skull is found.
George H. Tonnemaker reports the death of Amos S. Bush a respected former Diller postmaster and Christian citizen. Bush died September 24 at 9 30 P M funeral set for 2 P M at Zillah Christian church with burial in Zillah cemetery. Message indicates notification to friends through Frank T. Pearce.
Classified note lists two spotted Poland China pigs for sale by S Roy Diller. Also mentions Cletus Bugbee driving a new Chevrolet coach bought from H H Beckwith. Mrs Elizabeth Fouts visiting at niece R Mudge's near Beatrice. Mrs Cora Colman travels to Western Nebr to assist a sick lady. Tiger Battery advertisement promises cold weather starts for light cars at 18 months guarantee $6.89 at Gamble Stores Beatrice Nebr.
The county commissioners awarded contracts for two steel bridges near Diller. Four bids came from Blue Valley Sand Co Interstate Concrete Co Glen E Smith and Standard Bridge Co. Standard Bridge Co. had the lowest bid by about 300. One 40 foot bridge will be placed half a mile south and a mile and a half west of Diller and a 32 foot bridge half a mile north and half a mile east. Construction will start soon.
H V Lowe of Ramona Oklahoma died by asphyxiation aged 52 leaving a note of his passing received in Steele City News. Martha E Gear of Diller Nebraska died at 81, funeral held at Diller Methodist with burial in Prairie Home cemetery. Card of thanks from Gear family expresses gratitude for support and flowers.
Harry was taken to an Carnibal zone by Dr. O. C. 1 and D. W. Fanders for an operation for gall stones. Mr. and Mrs. John Greider, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Greider and little daughter and Miss Matilda Kunecke spent Saturday in Lincoln.
Mrs Katharina Frericks moves into the residence on Hilton Street recently vacated by Eldred Carpenter ensuring a seamless transition for the newly occupied property.
Former Congressman Norton will discuss campaign issues on KGBZ Radio York every Tuesday night at 8 45 during October. Zion Lutheran on State Line held a farewell for Rev P Raschke on the church lawn with a basket dinner and talks by Rev von Nussbaum and Rev Diekhoff. The congregation has extended a call to Rev K Vordemann of Stillwater Oklahoma to begin mid October.
Mrs. Carrie M. Wrigley and her grandson Gerald Harvey returned Saturday after a month visiting relatives in Basin Wyoming. They were warmly received upon their arrival and plan to resume daily routines.
Walter Fisher Burlington section foreman at Hardy visited Tuesday with his father George Fisher and other relatives after knee injury and treatment in a Chicago hospital.
Mr and Mrs Chester Sparks invited the Clark Thompson and Miller families to their country home on Sunday September 29 in honor of Mrs L N Seaman. Twenty nine attended with out of town guests Wayne Op and wife of Lincoln and Miss Lucile Sparks of Havelock.
An unexpected ceremony unfolds as Mr. and Mrs. Grone renew vows before a officiant Goodhue. The quiet gathering in Hebron includes Florence and Mable who prepared a rose trimmed cake. Guests chat over coffee after the simple ceremony as familiar faces share memories.
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