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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1937
Page
5
Fragment shows price list for poultry including pigs and hens. Leghorn hens and roosters priced per pound with weights noted. mentions heavy and light springs. Details are partial and unclear but indicate market rates for poultry items and weights.
County Court Jefferson Nebraska states Vinnie E. Fry estate final account filed by administrator Hartigan & Skultery at hearing November 6, 1937 9 AM for final settlement discharge and determination of heirs. County Judge E. R. Bee issues seal.
The excerpt suggests men are useful only to forty, and at sixty they should endure a year of contemplation before submission to chloroforming, reflecting bleak views on aging and authority in Anthony Troallope's work.
A large public sale at the McCreight farm six miles east of Fairbury on PWF with multiple items listed. Horses cows ewes feed machinery and miscellaneous household goods will be sold beginning at 1 p.m. Wednesday October 27 1937 with cash terms.
Mrs. Vernon Hill hosts a sister from Idaho while Mrs. Laycock and Frank Johnson visit Omaha to see a ill relative. Mrs. H Peters announces a new address at 712 14th St. in Fairbury. Elis visitors frequent Diller Methodist Church Sunday evening. Mrs. Pickard aids Miss Marie Upson after a wrist fracture in Beatrice. The Hurst family from Beatrice dined with Mrs. Hs parents. Herman Sixel and family hosted a visit from relatives in Wisconsin.
Mr and Mrs T J Dresda of Crete dined with Mr and Mrs Clarence Hiatt last Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Fred Amos of St Charles Minnesota are visiting the Amos and Grabber households. Mrs Fouts has returned home after attending Eugene Hill's funeral and will stay for a while.
Mr and Mrs Carico are hard to track but they got home Saturday. Mr and Mrs Wells Andrews returned Tuesday from a vacation in western Nebraska. They visited Rupert Andrews in Superior and Hubert Filley in Stamford.
Mr. and Mrs. Mayborn drove to Deshler Tuesday evening. He attended a meeting of insurance representatives while she spent the evening with Prof. Wescott's family.
Mrs Lillian Ellis and her young son Roger traveled from Chester on Wednesday to stay a week with her mother Mrs Dora Wohblfarth and sister Gretchen along with other relatives. Mr and Mrs Rex A Green drove to Lincoln last Saturday with the Misses Heine and Weidhauer. The Weidhauers then proceeded to LaMars Iowa for a relative’s 60th wedding anniversary.
Mr and Mrs Gene Gray of Omaha spent a week ago Sunday with Mr and Mrs Moser. The two ladies are cousins and Mrs Moser accompanied the Grays to Omaha Sunday evening then returned to Diller last Friday morning.
Mrs R B Albers came back last Thursday night from visiting her son Ben Albers and family in Ruleton Kansas. She was met at Fairbury by her son in law Harry Garret. Ben Albers recently sold a home and moved with his family to Longmont Colorado.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Brown of Filer visited last Thursday with Mrs E E McCune s sister before leaving Wednesday morning for Leavenworth Kansas to visit a son a captain in the U S Army who holds a nine months teaching position there.
V Fanders drove to Carl Schmuelle and then to Beatrice to pick up Martie and Dick Fanders. The group went to Elmwood to visit an invalid cousin and tend to her property matters. They returned home Monday evening.
Archaeologists link mud and brick houses at Chagar Bazar in northern Syria to the Mitanni kingdom that flourished about 3,500 years ago, identifying the inhabitants through material remains and site analysis.
The sermon and Sunday school outline a life of renewal through Christ with services at ten and eleven. Benevolence plans include Nebraska Wesleyan, Bryan Memorial Hospital, Crowell Memorial Home, and Wesley Foundation. Local committee members include Mrs S B Viers and Mrs Ben Hall. Sub district Epworth League Convention meets in Reynolds on October 29.
Howard H. Pyche as pastor and Mrs. Earl Weigel as superintendent lead Sunday school at 10 and worship at 11. Sermon text from John 17:1 recalls Jesus prayer for believers and divine protection from evil as praise fills the church.
Rev L J Wolff pastor C L Hullman superintendent S S Sunday School 9 30 German services 10 30 Luther League 8 00 o clock services at St Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran near Diller Street.
The law of work requires perfect obedience with no remission or abatement. It states a person cannot be just or justified without exact performance of every tittle.
Italian painter Daniele da Volterra earned the nickname the breeches maker for adding draperies to Vatican structures by order of Pope Paul IV. The label reflects his embellishments and the papal commission in Rome.
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