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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1936
Page
5
Market listing shows poultry prices with hens and roosters per pound, including Leghorn and Springs varieties. Entries note weights like 43, 44 pounds and pricing per pound in the corrected Thursday edition.
FOR. SALE yellow corn oats barley rye and Milo maize oil meal and tankage. CARD OF THANKS I wish to thank those who sent me cards and letters while I was ill. Jefferson County job with steady income waiting for someone with a car. For particulars write S F Baker Co Keokuk Iowa.
A Kiddy Show drew a fair crowd at the opera house Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Carl Moline and R C Moline and children from Wahoo Nebraska visited their son and brother Harold Moline at the I R Andrews home on Sunday. Harold is a book keeper at the Diller State Bank.
Church notices announce Rev L J Wolff as pastor and C L Huliman as superintendent. Sunday offerings reached 65. The festival drew a large crowd and funds of 6450 were raised for mission work. English services are at 8 PM with German morning services.
Out Bethel and Way Mr and Mrs Henry Scheele visited Mr and Mrs George Wiemers Tuesday evening. Adolph Bevan and daughter Patricia called at Jack Armstrong home Sunday afternoon. Opal Gritz hosted a neighborhood party dance with a large crowd guessing each other’s identities in masks. Refreshments were served later. Voices of the past features Dr X quipping on schoolchildren vaccination and a student joke about expenses.
Howard A Pyche delivers sermon on Crowning Days and Crowning Events in Moses Life at 11 AM. Sunday school meets at 10 AM with Evangelism and the Bible lesson. Attendance urged to grow. Young Peoples League to meet at 7 PM.
Mrs Henry Scheele visited the school last Friday. Donald Maw joined the C C C and is stationed at Beatrice. The Folkers bought a new Voss washing machine. Oriia Jean Champ earned perfect spelling this week. Several residents shopped in Beatrice Tuesday. Miss William Weers teaches while Miss was called to Scottsbluff. Alice Lemon returned from Odell hospital and will miss days. Walter Carpenter begins Diesel engineering study with weeks at home then Des Moines. A spelling contest offers pumpkins for perfect grades. Sunday dinner guests at Elmer Greiders celebrated October birthdays.
Mrs Ray Lamb supervises the Methodist Episcopal Church Sunday school with classes at 10 o clock.
Ross Coleman and Herbert Beckwith run a mat tress cleaning business near Humboldt Nebraska this week. Mr and Mrs Fred Butler visited relatives in Missouri at the home of their aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs Lon Snyder. Hubert Manning who injured an arm in a car accident weeks ago has returned from the Veteran hospital in Lincoln. Mr and Mrs E E McCune hosted dinner last Sunday for their three sons Roy of Lincoln Charles near Fairbury and Orval near Diller.
Creditors of the estate of Winnie E K Fry also known as Minnie Fry must file claims by February 5 1938 and debts are due by August 4 1937. I will sit in the County Court room in Jefferson County Nebraska on February 9 1937 at 9 o clock to examine hear and adjust all duly filed claims. Dated August 4 1936 E R Bee County Judge. 10-16
Mrs Cleve Hiatt and her daughter from Hebron visited Mrs S M Hughes after church Sunday and remained for dinner before returning home in the evening.
Mr and Mrs Herman Albers and their children from Beatrice visited Leonard Richardson family last Sunday. Mrs Albers and Leonard are siblings and the occasion marked Leonard's birthday with a day together.
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