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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1935
Page
5
Mrs. Mahlon Wolken expresses gratitude to all who assisted during illness. A historic note references Mussolini and Italy seizing Ethiopian territory from Haile Selassie, with reflection on the state of peace programs discussed by religious leaders and their attainment.
Market notes from Diller show No 1.10 wheat and mixed No 2 corn with white and yellow varieties. Oats and hens prices are partially read but unclear in the fragment.
Mr. Glenn Wilson of Harbine underwent a tonsil operation at Odell hospital last Thursday. C. W. McBratney of Fairbury tended his piano tuning business here last Saturday. Arthur Treik and family arrived from South Dakota last week to attend the funeral of Herman Stahl, their brother-in-law.
Mrs Christie Seaman came home Sunday after visiting Davenport Fairfield Newton Iowa and Omaha Nebraska to see relatives and friends. She recalls a pleasant time with church friends including a luncheon in her honor. Her nieces O Donlad Strang and Kline with children ferried her home by auto and all later joined Mr and Mrs Chester Sparks for dinner with Harry Thompson and family present.
The Womans Club hosts an October 8 1935 meeting at 8 PM with hostesses Mrs D Fanders and Mrs W E Anderson. Roll call prompts discussion on Customs and Habits of Ethiopians. Supt A Schindler Principal Lloyd Sinkey and a History teacher speak. A round table includes Italian and Negro music.
C R Moon of Fairbury visited Diller Saturday forenoon while Bert Hughes and family of Steele City called Saturday evening. Lincoln visitors J L Kizer called at M Cal lander home Monday. Roy Schultis auctioneered Hughes sale Saturday night. Alpha Wiemers buys a 1936 Buick coach last Friday. Fannie Diller repairs include a new roof and planned improvements. Our restaurant will close next Sunday after 1 pm and every other Sunday. Theodore Senior and Wendell Fanders return from Idaho. Rudolph and Ben Senior reported doing well. Earl Wilson family, Harbine relatives, Odell, Boulder Colorado return home.
Mr and Mrs Bert Gerard of Fairbury repaired their home at 1016 Sixth Street. A fire discovered in the basement last Thursday caused about 500 in damage from fire and smoke and was partially covered by insurance.
Onke Franzen of Steele City visited town and paid his subscription at the dentist office to extend to 1936. Ovka notes carpentry has been profitable for several months.
Mrs Fred Schmuelle departed for Colorado last Saturday to stay with her daughter Mrs Krebb.
Fairbury hosted the annual convention of the Nebraska Synod Presbyterian church this week from Monday through Thursday. Delegates gathered to discuss church affairs and plan activities for the year ahead.
Mr and Mrs Schindler traveled to Falls City on Saturday with Mrs Robert Schindler, the mother of Mr Schindler, who had recently spent several weeks at her son's home near Falls City.
About thirty thousand fans attended the season opener at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln. The Nebraska Cornhuskers defeated Chicago 28 to 7 to start the year strong.
Mr and Mrs Will Flash and Mr and Mrs Meadall of Lincoln visited over Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs Isaac Saylor. Mr and Mrs Sam Sieford of near Steele City were callers during the afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Wilbur Eshlers of Hebron spent Sunday visiting Mr and Mrs Herman Schoen four miles west of town. Mrs Eshlers is sister of Herman and Alma Schoen who also spent the afternoon at his home.
Mr and Mrs Henry Dreath and daughter Shirley of Lincoln and Mr and Mrs Hemminger of Beatrice visited the Waggoner family this Sunday. Mrs Hemminger is the Wag gon Bros sister and Mrs Dreath is a niece, tying two families to the Wag goner household.
President Roosevelt asks ministers to send personal letters with ideas on how the government can better serve citizens. Several ministers in the region have already received the request.
Mr and Mrs Ray Coleman and Mr and Mrs Chas Babcock and eon Roger and Mrs Witty of Lincoln were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs Lillie Coleman in Fairbury then visited R W Green home where they had lunch Mrs Witty stayed for a longer visit at the home of her daughter Mrs R W Green
Miss Bert Ballard Mrs E B McClay and Miss Billie Ballard have ended a California sojourn and spent weeks with relatives in Lincoln and Crete before returning to Nebraska. They relocated to Fairbury last week taking an apartment in the Charles Wyatt residence on North E street.
The Lee J N C club gathered Wednesday with most members present. Mrs. G Bond Miss Vivian Sparks Idola Champ Gladys Hays attended after school. Hostess introduced Mrs. Frank Carpenter and M Bowen who won prizes. Refreshments served. Next meeting October 9 with Mrs. Joe Roy.
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