Market Prices For Grains And Eggs
Corrected prices listed for Wheat No 1 and No 2 at 92 and 91 respectively. Corn mixed No 2 at 79. Corn white or yellow at 80. Eggs price for heavy hens springs at 92.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1934
Page
5
Corrected prices listed for Wheat No 1 and No 2 at 92 and 91 respectively. Corn mixed No 2 at 79. Corn white or yellow at 80. Eggs price for heavy hens springs at 92.
Friday notes list Columbus Day as a holiday. Mr and Mrs Frank Grabber visited Lincoln last Friday. Pears priced at $1 per bushel available, inquiries directed to W Stetfen. Mr and Mrs Jim Pickard of Fairbury visited relatives in the area over the weekend.
Mr and Mrs Harry Fisher drove from Beatrice on Sunday to visit his father Geo Fisher.
James Carmichael and family of Holmesville spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs Vester Carmichael.
Othar Carpenter of Columbus Nebraska visited Saturday for a weekend with his family. He is a son of Wm Carpenter.
Mr. and Mrs. J B Warthen of Chester and Mrs R Warth en of Hubbell were guests Monday at the home of Mrs. Warthen.
LaForrest Raymond and family traveled from their Lincoln home to spend the day at his mother Mrs L P Raymond's residence.
Rev W R Smitheram has been appointed to the pastorate of the Methodist church at Ellis Nebraska and will assume duties next Sunday October 14.
George W Norris asks Nebraskans to back his one house legislation amendment and speaks earnestly on the issue, but the columnist doubts broad support will materialize.
Mr and Mrs Herman Vieg of Beatrice attended a Tuesday dinner at the home of Ms and Mrs A A Eick located one and a half miles south of town, hosted by Mrs Archie Trout and her parents.
Rev. Iva M. Innis of Liccolo was re-elected president of the Nebraska Woman's Christian Temperance Union at the Fremont convention last week. The vote confirms her fourth term as chief executive of the organization.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bowes of Kansas City stayed with their aunt Mrs. Elizabeth Fouts last Sunday. Mrs. Elias Hadley and Mrs. Ruth Trout with her son Dwain visited relatives at Wymore Monday.
A newborn at Lawson Viers farm near Smith Center Kansas weighed ten pounds but was otherwise normal at birth.
For sale items list potatoes labeled Red Triumphs No 1 located two blocks north and two blocks west of Diller State Bank. Seller listed as Anna M. Neese.
Mr and Mrs Raleigh Bell and their daughter Luann spent the weekend at the home of their parents Mr and Mrs H Beil just south of town.
Mrs Frank Johnson traveled to Omaha this week as a delegate from the Degree of Honor for the Grand Lodge meeting.
Mr and Mrs Berneice from Hol ipabere visited Diller on Thursday. They stopped at Dr Bilis's office and had dental work done for one child during their stay.
The city fathers describe grading streets and curb lines with a power grader and shovels in preparation for winter and a possible freshet. The work highlights readiness and street maintenance by local crews.
Readers may take advantage of a 50 cent magazine offer connected to Record subscriptions. The ad will run occasionally due to limited space.
Mrs Anna Long the telephone operator is recovering from illness after a fall and sprained ankle this week. Glenn has been assisting at the switchboard since his mother's illness.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Grone and their children Violet and the younger son left early Tuesday for a tour through western Kansas and Nebraska to Denver visiting relatives. They expect to be gone several days.
Virgil Weatherford who suffered a car wreck near Jansen last week was taken to a Lincoln bone specialist for setting the broken arm. He is now at the General Hospital and is progressing as well as could be expected.
Mr and Mrs Chas E Waggoner visited Lincoln last Friday forenoon and returned Saturday evening. They went back to Lincoln on Wednesday for consultation about Mr Waggoner health as he has not fully recovered from a recent illness.
Mr and Mrs Willis Clark and daughter Carolynn visited Lincoln last Sunday to see Hollis Limprech who sprained his collar bone while playing football with local boys. He is in a plaster cast in a city hospital and is progressing as well as expected.
Two spotted Poland China male hogs about 125 pounds each for sale. Contact George Freitag.
J H Kemp, candidate for U S Senator unexpired term, spoke to a fair sized audience at this place Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Farenwaldt nee Laurie Bristor of Steeler City visited Tuesday at the Bristor home in Diller, joining her sisters and brother for a family gathering.
Press reports indicate hundreds of claims totaling about one million dollars have been filed against the Morro Castle liner owners after a recent fire that destroyed the ship and caused the loss of more than 130 lives.
Republican gubernatorial candidate Dwight Griswold plans a car speech in Odell on October 18 at 7 30 p m. The schedule notes a stop at Fairturf and lists Diller as not included in this campaign itinerary.
Beatrice area reports a hunting accident last Sunday when Billy Graves son of Mr and Mrs Merle Graves was struck in the foot by a shotgun that slipped from his arm and fired. A portion of the foot was amputated.
Will Tinstman and his son Arlie with Mr and Mrs R W Green and Harry Kwith traveled to Hastings last Sunday to visit Mrs Tinstman who is recovering at home and hopes to come back soon.
Miss Hazel Blauser of Lincoln travels to a weekend visit with her brother Glenn Blauser who lives five miles west of Diller. She has about recovered from injuries suffered in a recent Lincoln automobile collision.
Mrs. Dr. Cecil Ellis of Omar i attended a Women's Club convention in Fairbury this week and came to Diller Wednesday for a brief visit with her mother Mrs Wohlfarth her sister Gretchen and other relatives and friends here.
Dwight B. Young, a Democratic sheriff candidate, visited town on Wednesday to rally supporters. He predicted strong Democratic votes and a noticeable split from Republicans.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Hiatt spent Saturday in Lincoln visiting their daughter Donna who attends the university. Mrs Hiatt attended a luncheon at the Lincoln hotel hosted by the Women s Advisory Board of the State Democratic committee of which she is a member.
Miss Donna Weddel from Sidney Nebraska is a guest at her grandparents Mr and Mrs Chas Barber northwest of town. This is her first visit since the 1929 storm five years ago and she has grown into a young lady.
Mr Wells Andrews of Steele City and his mother Mrs Filley joined Mrs Filley at a football game played at Beatrice Athletic Park. The match featured reserve players with a 19 to score for Cortland. Hubert coaches the Cortland outfit this season.
Rowland Haynes, appointed federal relief administrator for Nebraska, asserts that 85 percent of incoming federal money is allocated to relief programs. Critics claim far less reaches relief purposes while a portion benefits officials, leaving the exact distribution unclear.
Dwight Griswold is scheduled to appear in Beatrice this evening. He will address the junior high auditorium at 8 o'clock. The Odell high football team tied Fairbury last Friday afternoon 7 to 7.
Mr and Mrs John Robertson of Woodbine Iowa visited Mrs N J Robertson and Mr and Mrs Chas Waggoner in Nebraska beginning Tuesday. They left Diller on Wednesday marking their first trip to Nebraska.
The Fourth Liberty Loan bonds set for redemption on October 15, 1934 were not all exchanged for new treasury bonds. Some bonds that were not exchanged were terminated to bear interest on the new issue.
An investigation by the Washington Taxpayers' Protective Association claims many allegedly destitute individuals in the national capital use expensive cars to reach relief stations for food handouts. The piece questions how relief agencies are pressured by such impostors.
An N R Club meeting at Mrs Rayick's home on Wednesday October third featured a short business session and a rock game. Hostess Mrs Moser and guests Mrs A Eick Mrs Trout Mrs S Hutchinson Mrs Q Wiemers joined in a dainty lunch after the activity.
The NCSA members gathered at Mrs C N Sparks home on Wednesday Oct 4 after a business session they spent the afternoon finishing jig saw puzzles. Mesdames C H Cully Frances Glark A R Trout and Ray Bick led with the first completed picture and prizes were awarded. Invited guests included Mrs A A Trout Mrs Langworthy and Mrs Carrie Sparks. A lunch was served and plans are underway for a Halloween party.
The 150th anniversary of the Methodist Church in America is celebrated in Baltimore Maryland. An effort aims to unite three major Methodist branches into one body. Quarterly Sunday School lessons are redesigned to honor the anniversary.
Sonia Granisken of Moscow, aged fifteen, has reportedly been married three times, reflecting a sequence of early marriages in the region.
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