Diller Markets Report With Corn and Wheat Prices
Market notes show Thursday wheat at 1.05 and corn mixed at 1.04. Prices appear partly illegible but indicate commodity quotations and totals for stated lots.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1935
Page
5
Market notes show Thursday wheat at 1.05 and corn mixed at 1.04. Prices appear partly illegible but indicate commodity quotations and totals for stated lots.
G B Cassell shows a new Dodge truck for oil delivery. Sam Thompson drove to Lincoln on business, going alone. Raleigh Southwick and son from one mile west of Harbine visited Diller forenoon church. Mr and Mrs Stefford and son from seven miles southwest of Diller renewed acquaintances at Ray Lamb home last Sunday.
Chas A Green and Wm No votny from this vicinity are selected for jury duty in the fall term of district court and are required to report December 3.
County Judge E R Bee launched the election season with a formal candidacy announcement for another term. This marks the first official notice issued by the office.
Wm. Bond who led the Standard Oil business here for about two and a half years resigned recently and Lester Strawhacker assumed the position. The transfer occurred on Tuesday.
A brief note urges readers to save a dime by getting rebate tickets from a merchant for the Model Players show next Saturday. Admission is 25 cents and shoppers are encouraged to save money by using the merchant supplied rebate tickets.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Amos and Dean Barber of Beatrice were dinner guests at the Raymond home on Wednesday.
More than an inch of rain fell in the locality from Wednesday evening to Thursday forenoon aiding growth of wheat.
Dr Diehl reports the general health condition of the community to be affected by the prevention mumps a few cases of whooping cough La Grippe and sore throats.
Al Spencer, Jefferson county agent for Bankers Life of Lincoln, has been visiting policy holders in the vicinity during the past week. W. E. Anderson is listed as the local agent.
The opera house show by the Model Players last Saturday night drew a good attendance and earned praise from discerning patrons. The company, headquartered in Fairbury, tours nearby towns.
Mrs. Fred Konadler of Fargo and her son Max with Mr and Mrs Forest Egar of Lacrosse Wisconsin stayed this week with Mr and Mrs Isaac Saylor of Diller. They head to Arkansas to build a cabin and establish a winter home.
Out Bethel Way Miss Esther Burroughs spent the week end at the home of Mr and Mrs Clair Barnett. The Bethel Community Extension club met Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs Roy James for their first lesson of the year on cookery. Mr and Mrs Orville Richardson and Mr and Mrs Bruce Barton and children spent Sunday near Brownville bringing back a goodly supply of apples. Bobby Hiatt had a serious accident when his pony ran away and threw him, injuring a leg that required several stitches. Mrs Will Baumfolk and children with Dale and Orville Lottman joined other John Lottman family members for a West Point visit, returning Sunday evening.
Mrs Lawrence Caldwell hosted the Ladies Keystone class for October Kensington with a business session and an invitation to all church ladies. The group planned a Wednesday October 23 gathering in the annex and served a delicious lunch.
Rev L J Wolff leads a Mission Festival at the Diller church with English and German sermons by Rev Bloch Schwright and Wooderman. Subjects include The Challenge of Heathen Africa and supporting Tabitha Home in Lincoln with canned goods clothing and other gifts. Parishioners urged to participate and bring empty jars for donation exchanges.
Rev H H Proett Mrs Ray Lamb Sunday School at 10 Morning Worship 11 Epworth League 6 30 Evening Services 7 30 The Methodist Ladies plan a Halloween social and supper on Wednesday evening Oct 30 keep the date open for this occasion
Congregational Church announces Sunday School at 10 A M led by W A Snyder superintendent The Missionary Society will meet with Mrs Line tomorrow afternoon Mrs Effie Clarke was mentioned in notices
G H PC Good peacok at one project club met at Mrs. Keith Hays home with Mrs Rudolph Hubka assisting. Mrs James Hays elected president for this years work. Leaders demonstrated news and old ways of cooking vegetables and variety, including a rarely served vegetable platter and cabbage spinach custard with cheese sauce. Next meeting will be with Mrs Frank Grone in November assisted by Mrs Will Amos and Mrs Guy Learned.
Melvin Morgan of Pittsburg Kansas chose to copy the U S Constitution in longhand as a penalty for intoxication. He completed the task and the document was sent to the judge by his mother. He could not present it in court as he had just begun a six month sentence at Girard for peacemaker driving.
Three men helped J. B. Heft push his disabled car for a distance to his home near Latham Illinois and then robbed him of fourteen dollars.
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