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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1929
Page
3
Forest Hartzel advertises stock hogs while others seek timber and pigs for sale. A Berkshire boar and Poland China gifts are offered with prices. Local residents report car trades, Monique Moon monuments, and ongoing M W A meetings. Several neighbors plan moves to Tecumseh Auburn Nebraska City Falls City and Missouri.
Thieves visited the Camp farm near Ellis while family worked in the fields and stole fifty quarts of canned fruit four gallons of lard four window shades flour and clothing. They loaded the loot into a car and the robbery was not found until after the theft.
The B. B. Kensington will meet with Mrs. Lew Wehling Tuesday afternoon October 22 for an anniversary gathering. Members are asked to bring sandwiches and a covered dish. Col Ruyle of Ruyle and Calkins auctioneers called at the Record office after selling Miller Schwinler. his card appears elsewhere.
The schools will present a worthwhile entertainment in the assembly room next Thursday evening as advertised. Mesdames Frank irone Arthur Kunecke Arthurrone Sophia Mathias and Miss Pearl Fashnacht visited Lincoln Tuesday. The Senior store building in Diller sold at public sale to H H Berkwith for 250 dollars. he may turn it into an automobile showroom. The Fleagle gang, linked to the Lamar Colorado bank robbery, operated near Hanover Kansas in 1926 and later moved to their Garden City ranch after the crime.
Mr and Mrs Charley Barber of Diller and Mr and Mrs Wm Barber of Fairbury with Mr and Mrs Holley of York returned Saturday from an auto trip to Wichita Kansas visiting relatives and stopping at the old Barber home in Winniewood Oklahoma en route through Guthrie. Mr and Mrs D Fanders came back Wednesday from Guide Rock Nebraska where they attended the funeral of Mrs Fanders mother Mrs Wen Lambert who died after an abdominal surgery in Hastings.
Miss Henrietta Novotny of Odell and Irvin Brauch of Oketo Kansas married in Tecumseh on September 25. Bride’s parents live northwest of Odell and she grew up there. Groom’s family from Oketo regards him as an industrious, upright young man. After a wedding trip to Shenandoah Iowa they reside on the Frank Brauch farm, three miles east of Oketo.
The Sunday State Journal reports Attorney General Sorenson says Nebraska statutes require the village clerk to publish board proceedings and the treasurer to publish annual receipts and disbursements. No official village book audit exists, but citizens may inspect books under 1927 law to perform their own audit. The paper questions if village authorities will heed the AG's guidance.
Mrs. Clara Myers and Mrs. Allie Eick enjoyed Noahs Ark at Bonham theatre in Fairbury Monday. The new extension circular No. 543 offers a community program with Halloween suggestions and November ideas. It covers invitations, ghostly entertainment, refreshments, games, songs, and a 90 minute program. Two Pacific coast aviators reported rainbows forming complete circles.
Mr and Mrs Fred DeBoer and Henry Wechsels left Wednesday on an auto trip to Oklahoma and Texas where they own land.
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