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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1935
Page
4
One year in advance six months in advance price 1.60. Entered at Diller Nebraska post office as second class matter. Advertising rates on request. Business locals run until ordered out. Classifieds charged at six cents per line per insertion.
S. C. Moser explains the near freezing weather as the moonlight. A man jumping from height with a parachute pack does not reach speeds above 118 mph nor lose consciousness.
A Western Newspaper Union shop at Lincoln had an editing error this week with no state news and Floyd Gibbon's adventure story missing from the ready print pages.
President Roosevelt, in a Monday address, urged Americans to stay off ships of Italy and Ethiopia as part of neutrality policy. The proclamation prohibits arms shipments to the belligerents and warns that any business with them is at one's own risk.
Mrs. Wm. Henrichs questions acreage estimates for a corn field calling it a patch. The field may be 30 acres or less but is expected to yield about thirty bushels per acre, with similar patches nearby projected to perform likewise.
An eastbound United Air Lines jet bound for New York crashes into a small hill near Cheyenne Wyoming early Monday killing twelve people including nine passengers two pilots and a stewardess. The craft reportedly struck a hill dislodging a propeller and nose dived. formal cause remains undetermined though the pilot had said everything was OK minutes earlier.
Journal notes two more vacant store buildings in Fairbury as government offices are planned. Diller shows six empty business buildings with no start on any government office since the first post office. County officials fill vacant residences with relief families due to cheaper rent and consider new Sanadi offices to aid relief, amid tax and road conditions.
A day long reunion occurred Sunday Oct 6 at the Moser farm near Dorchester Nebraska. Twenty nine attendees shared baskets and a plentiful meal at the gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Mell Moser. Attendees included numerous Moser relatives and friends from Dorchester and nearby towns.
A Roelfs reunion was held at the home of Mr and Mrs Ben Roelfs last Sunday October 6 with eleven family members listed. Anna Northup and Mrs F J Bigler were absent. Sixty four relatives attended a basket dinner and an afternoon of visiting and games followed by departures in the evening hoping to meet again.
Mrs R Andrews entertained the N C S A club on Wednesday afternoon October 2 with clever Columbus Day contests. Prizes went to Mesdames Virgil Geer, Wells Andrews, and A A Eick, as guests and luncheon followed hosted by Mrs Carlcon who invited the ladies to meet again October 16.
The H. H. Club held its final summer gathering at Mrs. Ralph Frisbie s home on Wednesday. Members brought covered dishes for a dinner, conducted a business meeting, and played rock with Mrs. Crvdle Richardson winning first prize. They packed canned fruit and vegetables for the Children's Home.
The Fairbury Journal reports relief officials will end federal aid to transients on Sept. 20. Travelers previously received meals or aid via orders, now required to work for support, signaling a return to a tramp economy while transient camps persist in cities.
The Diller church notes announce Rally Day in the Sunday School and a Mission Festival on October 20. Rev Bloch, Africa missionary, will preach English morning, Rev Shipwright English afternoon, Rev Woederman German afternoon. A Women's Missionary Society was organized with plans to adopt a constitution and elect officers.
The Sunday school at 10 o clock and morning worship at 11 o clock invite all. Epworth League meets 6 45 pm to discuss what it means to be a Christian. Evening service at 7 30 pm. Epworth League Cabinet meets Friday. Dorcas class Kensington meets Thursday afternoon Oct 17 in the church basement. Ladies and friends invited.
W A Snyder reports Sunday School at 10 A M with Rev J L Clark preaching Sunday morning. Mrs Line will host Missionary Society Friday with Mrs Willis Clark leading on October 18.
Will Rogers quips about keeping the newspaper, noting local readers value even modest items about their own people. The line emphasizes community ties and the newspaper as a staple amid upcoming elections and local lives.
The passage describes naval vessels saluting Washington's tomb at Mount Vernon with fullWoes and band, half mast the colors, tolling the ship's bell and a guard presenting arms as officers and sailors stand at attention.
Statement of Ownership and Management of the Diller Record Diller Nebraska sworn by Joe Cavett editor publisher and owner with post office address Diller Nebraska Bond holders and mortgagees listed Notary C Hutchinson witness dated September 28 1935 commission expires October 20 1937
Notice in Jefferson County Nebraska that Denney & Denney attorneys file final account and petition for final settlement and discharge to determine heirs. Hearing set for November 1, 1935 at 9:00 AM before county court. Dated October 24, 1935. (Seal) E. A Bee County Judge. Ist pub Oct 11, last Oct 25.
Chester W Sparks, heir, petitions Jefferson County Nebraska Court to vacate final account for the estate of William N Sparks deceased and seeks appointment of an administrator to handle unfinished business Hearings set at the County Judge office in Fairbury October 4 at 9 AM by Judge E R Bee Ast pub Oct 11 last pub Oct 25.
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