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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1936
Page
5
An old market notice by Alonzo Specht offers wheat oats corn and poultry items with prices and sale terms. Equipment includes a Rumley threshing machine cylinder and harness sets with miscellaneous chicken coops and nets. Cash terms apply and goods not removed until settled.
The United States Civil Service Commission announces open competitive examinations for several posts. Cereal technologist at 3309 dollars yearly, associate pathologist for age crops at 3200 dollars, Principal industrial toxicologist at 5600 dollars. Senior medical technician bone pathology at 2000 dollars for the Children’s Bureau. Full details from the Secretary of the Civil Service Board of Examiners at a first or second class post office or from the Commission in Washington, D.C.
A farmer retires and schedules a public sale at his place with horses two cattle oats and farming implements listed. Sale lands at 1 PM on Monday October 12 1936 at the described rural location 10 miles east and 14 south of Fairbury and other reference points.
Property to be sold at auction Saturday October 17 1936 starting 12 30 PM at four miles north and four east of Diller Wisconsin Items include horses cattle feed hay hogs machinery chickens household goods and miscellaneous gear sold by W M Henrichs owner H R Hoyle auctioneer Gil Blauser clerk.
Scott Miller and family visited Lincoln last Saturday. Bill Kunecke of Jefferson Iowa spent the weekend here visiting friends. Donna Weddle returned home to Sterling Colorado after time with grandparents Mr and Mrs Chas Barber. Mr and Mrs James Novotny and daughters dined with Mr and Mrs Ed Hoover and family of Daykin. Betty Jean Hurst, junior high student at Beatrice, spent the weekend with grandparents the Cavetts. A bouquet from Mrs. Wm Behrends was received at the office. Electric Shoe Shop offers dyeing for light shoes north of Bonham Theatre in Fairbury. For particulars write S F Baker & Co Keokuk Iowa.
Dean Barber with Miss Pearl Caldwell and aunt Flossie Raymond drove to Lincoln on Saturday. Barber went to watch the football game while Caldwell shopped and Raymond accompanied.
Miss Connie May Clark has been quite sick this week with tonsillitis. Miss Rachel Viers, teaching at Union Nebraska, spent the weekend with her parents in this city. Erma and Sylvia Sible and their sister Mrs Frank Grone and their young son shopped in Lincoln last Saturday. Mrs A B Leisy and Dick and Mary Jean, with Ruth Pyche of West Point, Neb spent the weekend with Rev and Mrs Pyche in Diller. Ruth is teaching at West Point.
Mrs Henry Duba of Western and Miss Ethel Chastick of Mil logan visited on Monday as guests of their aunts Mrs Francis Clark and Miss Elsie Franzen. Mrs Chastick, mother of these ladies, will be remembered as Miss Jennie Franzen.
Mr and Mrs Imo Hadley visited Diller on Wednesday so Elmo could get a haircut. The Hadleys and one Cassell boy left Steele City Thursday by car for San Francisco where they plan to spend the winter. Mrs Hadley expects to locate in the west, Elmo is unsure. They will travel via the northern route through Wyoming. Elmo heard of nine dollars daily wages for skilled brick masonry. Their son Floyd Hadley and family have lived in San Francisco for several years.
Creditors of the estate of Vinnie L Fry also known as Minnie F E Fry must file claims by February 8 1937 and debts are payable by August 4 1937. The county court will meet February 9 1937 at 9:00 to examine and adjust claims in Jefferson County Nebraska. County Judge E R Bee presiding. TM (Seal) 10-16
In Jefferson County Nebraska the administrator has filed a final account and petition for final settlement and discharge in the estate of Paul Stange deceased. The heirs at law will be determined. Hearing set for October 19, 1936 at 9:00 a.m. before the County Court. Appearing to contest is permitted. Dated September 21, 1936. County Judge E. R. Bee.
Rev L J Wolff pastors a Sunday with 9 30 Sunday school 10 30 English services 2 30 special mission program. Inforx morning preacher Rev W G Goemmel Platte Center and in the afternoon Rev E Hansen Johnson German Rev E Klinger Hanover Kans. Women’s Missionary Society meets Oct 14 at 2 00. Next Sunday pastor to Zion’s Lutheran church Diler for Missionfest.
Mrs Earl Weigel hosts Sunday school at 10 am and worship at 11 am with theme The Fullness of the Blessing. Young People's League meets at a time. Friday October 16 missionary society hostess Mrs A A Eick and leader Mrs Willis Clark.
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