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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1938
Page
5
The Diller markets offer corrected weekly prices on wheat 60 lb corn new 31 oats cream eggs and heavy springs leghorn hens. Hens 44 to 5 lbs and heavy stags priced per pound.
Notice is given in Jefferson County Nebraska that the administrator has filed a final account and petition for final settlement and heir determination. The hearing is set for October 22 1938 at 9 a m before the County Court. Interested parties may appear to contest. Dated September 28 1938. E R Bee County Judge. Hartigan Skultety attorneys for estate.
Estate of Frank A. Roseman in Jefferson County Nebraska informs heirs and interested parties that the administratrix has filed a final account and petition for settlement and discharge. The hearing is set before the County Court on October 21, 1938 at 9:00 AM to determine heirs at law.
Congressman Charles G. Binderup will speak each Sunday at nine in the morning on KMMJ about legislation and projects of vital interest to the Fourth Congressional District.
Farm equipment and livestock to be sold at public auction on Wednesday October 19 1938 at 1 pm at Charley Wright place four miles north and four east of Diller Nebraska. Items include mares cows calves various implements harness vehicles a large alfalfa hay stock incubators fencing and other farm supplies with brands O and Chas E Waggoner clerk.
The Dorcas Kensington group will convene in the GPA parlors for a session and discussion. Local notice notes the venue as Oc, inviting members to attend.
Roy Patton and his son Robert repair a corn crib for George Sible. Mrs. Ray Green oversees a kitchen remodel while H. E. Green acts as the craftsman on the job.
The article notes continuing high temperatures with a sunny, summerlike pattern. Sylvia Fish confidentially describes the conditions as resembling California sunshine.
Master Duane Green oldest son of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Green has been out of school this week on account of flu and he thinks that is bad.
Mr and Mrs Paul Pyche and their son Bob traveled from Lincoln on Sunday to spend the birthday with Rev and Mrs Pyche and their daughter Ruth Pyche.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sandman left Burlington last Saturday evening for San Francisco and points north to visit relatives and friends. They plan to reach Cottage Grove Oregon, where Mrs. Sandman’s father resides, and expect to be away about three weeks.
Jimmy Redmond and a brass band of eight visited Diller on Wednesday afternoon. He handed out advertising material for Too Hot To Handle while the band marched main street to Alexander's Rag Time Band and other tunes. Scott Miller's dog assisted the band, performing an obligato to each tune and even marching with them, never missing a yowl.
The Diller Woman's Club gathered October 5 at Mrs Christie Sea man’s residence welcoming several new members. The session discussed Art in the Home led by Miss Bianca Delano and featured Painted Windows by Mrs C W Hiatt. A future open meeting at the High School auditorium will host Beatrice’s Mrs Sylvia Hester with The De merged of the United States Flag.
The Livable Home discussion on October 4 at Mrs. Frisbie’s home examined home comfort and family needs. Officers elected included Mrs. Rudolph Hubka as secretary-treasurer, replacing Mrs. Irvin Branch.
Congregational Church announces services with Pastor Howard H. Pyche and Mrs Earl Weigel. Sunday School at 10 and worship at 11, first of three sermons on Contentions Among You from I Corinthians. Meetings: men's Bible class October 18 at O J Mayborn. Missionary Society October 21 hosted by Mrs Lee Calkins.
The Sunday school meets at 10 A M with study on Reverence For God the third commandment. Rally Day program and promotion services at 11 A M include baptism and potential church membership. October 20 at 8 P M features the board meeting with Mr and Mrs D V Fanders.
Rev L J Wolff serves as pastor with C L Hullman as superintendent and S S duties listed for St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Diller in the directory style notice.
Report shows assets total 196 688 61 with loans 77 478 54 overdrafts 72 97 bonds 79 577 69 cash 1 318 76 other assets 196 688 61. Capital stock 5 000 00 surplus 5 000 00 undivided profits 15 000 00. O J Mayborn cashier signs. Jefferson County public notary notarizes.
The Daily Star reports several new arrivals at Antelope Park Zoo Lincoln including two toucans a Pegoda starling two Australian jays a South American mot mot a Rosetta spoonbill and a purple South American gallinule plus troupoi from the same country A cherry headed monkey is also added and a Woolly monkey and a Diana African monkey ordered A buffalo calf joined the Pioneers Park herd and the year’s first elk calf was born the same day Monday
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