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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1938
Page
5
The column lists price marks for grains and livestock at Diller markets with lines for Wheat Corn oats eggs and hens. George Andrews of St Joseph visited Steele City and Diller area last weekend while Mr and Mrs Lloyd Smith of Fairbury were at C O Smith’s home. Mrs Alvin Hitt recovering from heart trouble is improving.
Local ad for Black Bros Elevator in Diller Nebraska promotes grain and feed, managed by John Steiner. Also notes radio segment with Congressman Charles G Binderup on KMMJ Sundays at 9 AM discussing Fourth District legislation and projects.
The Diller Record lists L. M. Cavett as editor publisher and owner with post office address in Diller Nebr. The statement notes no bonds or security holders. The document was sworn before S. C. Hutchinson notary on October 1 1938 with commission expiring October 20 1943.
Final account and report of the administrator filed in the County Court of Jefferson County Nebraska. Hearing set for October 22 1938 at 9 AM for final settlement discharge and determination of heirs at law. Dated September 28 1938. E R Bee County Judge. Hartigan Skultety attorneys for estate.
Estate of Frank A. Roseman in Jefferson County Nebraska seeks final settlement and discharge. Administratrix filed final account and report and petition for determination of heirs. Hearing set for October 21, 1938 at 9 A.M. with County Judge Ek. R. Bee presiding. Rain & Rain attorneys for the estate.
Edwin Weers and Hod Green attended a New York Life district meeting in Lincoln on Monday. Mr and Mrs Will Amos and daughter Velma Peters joined the trip along with Mr and Mrs Chester Weaver. John and George Rahman were at the Pawnee City fair this week.
Chas Barber and Geo Andrews received a car load of cattle from St. Joe Tuesday and moved them to the yards at the Chas Barber farm. Miss Phyllis Renz and Mr and Mrs Paul Renz left for Grand Island to enter a year of study at the Grand Island Business College. Mr and Mrs Hubert Filley of Stamford Neb and Mr and Mrs Wells Andrews of Steele City dined with Mr and Mrs W S Filley this week. Onka and Miss Elsie Franzen of Steele City visit Diller this afternoon. Onka says the Carico barn was finished last week. They left $1.50 each at the Record office. Henry Edward Johnnie Behrends and Arnold Heorichs left for Iowa to seek corn busking jobs, taking Henry’s new Pontiac sedan.
Relatives gathered October 2 at Mr and Mrs Roy Geer’s home to celebrate a birthday. A surprise cake appeared at noon as invited guests arrived for a dinner, with three people sharing the same birth date. Attendees included Mr Orle Geer and family, Mr Chester Weaver and family, and several Geer relatives.
The H. H. Club gathered Sunday at City Hall in Diner for a well filled basket picnic. Attendees enjoyed a social afternoon and planned to meet again for a similar dinner next year.
Mrs R Beckman thanks friends for the many cards letters and flowers sent during her illness and for all other help received.
Mr and Mrs Fred Lottman and Miss Alice Specht travelled to Omaha to see their father George Specht who is hospitalized at the University hospital. He is to undergo a major operation in the near future.
A claim states Brazil covers more land than the continental United States by about 250000 square miles. The comparison highlights Brazil's vast geography relative to the U S.
Howard H. Pyche and Mrs Earl Weigel led a church annual meeting reporting a healthy financial condition and encouraging upcoming services. Attendance reached 130 with a well received Rally Day and preaching by the pastor. A short message on Worship will open next week’s services and a Keystone Kensington meeting at Mrs Lee Calkins on October 7 asks ladies to bring their work.
C F Wagner named pastor with Mrs Ray Lamb and S S Supt among church leadership assignments.
Dr and Mrs Viers visited relatives in Red Cloud this week with meetings on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Beattie and Formosa Kansas residents Mr. and Mrs. Warthen and Mr. and Mrs. Cassidy joined relatives in Diller for a Sunday visit. Another group from Pawnee City traveled Wednesday to attend the Pawnee County fair praised by Mr. Lesney as the finest county fair with strong exposition and racing events.
Stanley Hays son of Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hays had a fall Wednesday noon while riding his tricycle. His overalls caught the pedal, he was thrown onto the cement sidewalk, striking his nose. A severe bruise left a swollen discolored nose, but he is back at play and expected to be okay.
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