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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1937
Page
5
Poultry listings show Diller Markets corrected weekly with hens four to five pounds Leghorn hens price per pound. Heavy springs price per pound. Right springs per pound. Old roosters Leghorn roosters offered in market.
Notice to all interested in the Eldora Nider estate in Jefferson County Nebraska that a petition to appoint Claude C Nider as administrator has been filed and set for hearing on November 5 1937 at 9 o clock A M Dated October 7 1937 E R Bee County Judge
Hartigan and Skultery attorneys file final account for the estate of Vinnie E Fry also Minnie E Fry deceased in Nebraska County. The State of Nebraska court sets a hearing for November 6 1937 at 9:00 AM for final settlement and heirs determination. E R Bee County Judge dated October 6 1937.
Mr and Mrs H Z Diller of Lincoln visited relatives in this area over the weekend. Miss Bernice Ferry recently moved to Fairbury and spent Sunday with family in Diller. Carpenters have repaired the orphanage roof this past week. The Diller Volunteer Fire department plans a dance at City Hall Friday night. H H Beckwith returned to Diller after six weeks in Humboldt Nebraska with daughters. True Thompson came back to Diller from Boone Iowa where he worked as a locomotive machinist and plans to resume work soon.
Mr. and Mrs. Francia Clark went to Beatrice Wednesday evening and met the latter's sister Mrs. Harrit Tarnow Chathan of Omaha, who came to visit relatives in the area.
Mr and Mrs Rex Green and Mr and Mrs Fred Carrell attended parents day at Doane College last Friday despite rain. Each family has a son enrolled in the college this term.
Mrs. Jake Lottman traveled with her father Henry Mahlman and brother Adolph Mahlman to Manitowoc Wisconsin to visit Mr Mahlman's sister. They plan to be away about ten days.
Mr and Mrs R F E Colman and grandson Roger Babcock of Lincoln were Sunday dinner guests of Mr and Mrs R W Green. Mrs Sarah Witty, mother of Mesdames Colman and Green, accompanied the Colmans on their return trip.
Mrs. Ida Neeley arrived Sunday from Winside Nebraska for a visit with relatives at this place. Mr and Mrs Dave Diller went to Lincoln Monday to visit relatives after spending a week at this place.
Miss Marie Roelfs rests at home for a couple of weeks from her beauty shop job in Beatrice while her mother visits in Illinois. Mrs. Sarah Hughes left Diller last Saturday for Hebron to spend the winter at her daughter’s home.
Mrs. F H Emerson spends part time at the Frank Robinson home in Beatrice assisting in the care of her parents who are both quite poorly.
Mr and Mrs Vernon Haddix relocate from Steele City to Fairbury as he takes a linotype operator job at Leach publishing. Haddix is listed as editor of the Steele City News.
Sunday guests included Mr and Mrs Will Singleton of Fairbury and Mr and Mrs C E Warthen of Formoso Kansas. Mrs Warthen and Flora joined the Warthen party for a short visit at Formoso.
Martin Flanders an Olds dealer from Beatrice recently spent yesterday in Diller on a car deal. He previously sold De Sotas for a few years before taking the Olds Agency this year.
Mrs Ella Griswold came back home over the Rock Island last Saturday after four months with her sons Harvey Powell and family in Emmett Idaho and Jesse Powell and wife in Lake George Colorado. She reports a fine time and many wonderful sights.
Among the out of town attendees last Sunday were Mr and Mrs Harry King and family Mr and Mrs Harve Pittenger and Elsie Mrs Miller and daughter Mr Chatman of Beatrice Mrs Bolinger and Mrs Welch of Blue Springs Mr and Mrs J London Chas Carr and Sam Diller of Fairbury.
S C Moser Will Bond George Rahman John Rahman Frank Cully and wives Clifford Sparks Scott Miller and Les Barber attended the Pawnee County fair at Pawnee City last Thursday. Mr Moser calls the event the best in the land, and others may have been swayed.
Mr and Mrs C O Smith Dr and Mrs Ellis Henry Fanders and family and Mr and Mrs Cavett attended three services at the Fairbury Methodist Church last Sunday. Signor Mario Cappelli performed singing and preaching and delivered an afternoon lecture titled The Blacksmiths Son about Italy's Premier Mussolini.
Carl Wiemers, Carl Schnuelle, and Harry Ahrends of this vicinity have been called to serve on the full term of district court.
C L Geer delivered lumber this week to the Ray Barber farm southwest of Shea where a new house is under construction.
Mrs Tillie Siebolts returned home from Beatrice Wednesday evening to recover from an infected foot caused by a recent injury.
Carrol Henrichs and 16 other Jefferson county youths were selected to serve in the Civilian Conservation Corps. They began with an examination at Hebron earlier in the week and will be assigned from there to posts.
Adam Gretzinger from Steele City visits today and nearly recovers from illness. He leaves a sack of pears with instructions to take them home to his wife, but staff share each fruit first.
The paper invites readers to share unusual events or routine happenings in town. Citizens are urged to report visits, departures, or any noteworthy occurrences so the public can be informed.
The passage notes Janeiro in Portuguese means January and explains the name origin linked to the River of January. It asserts the city is the most spectacularly laid out metropolis in the world and ties discovery in January to its naming and misperceived river mouth.
Last Sunday marked Promotion and Rally Day with strong Sunday School and church service attendances. The pastor baptized four, admitted eleven by confession, seven by transfer, totaling eighteen new members. Forty eight persons signed the new church register pledging loyalty to Christ and the church.
The Congregational Church asks members to attend next Sunday service as reports from delegates to the Lincoln Association will be shared. The morning sermon theme is The Hour has Come with a verse about lifting eyes to the hills for help, and an invitation to worship is extended.
Rev L J Wolff pastor C L Hullman Sept 8 S Sunday School 9 30 No Services Pastor in Ellis Kansas for Missionfest Choir practice Wednesday evening indicating no services at St Pauls near Diller.
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