Diller Markets Weekly Oats Corn Wheat Prices
Market prices for oats corn and wheat listed with minor OCR errors. Includes notes on eggs hens creamed products and spring poultry per pound readings and assorted poultry terms.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1936
Page
5
Market prices for oats corn and wheat listed with minor OCR errors. Includes notes on eggs hens creamed products and spring poultry per pound readings and assorted poultry terms.
FOR SALE Yellow Jersey sweet potatoes Antone Zeleny FOR SALE Bailed prairie hay John Plager FOR SALE One coming two year gelding one coming one year L D Calkins FOR SALE Yellow corn oats barley rye Milo maize oil meal and tankage Diller Elevator Co FOUND A kit of tools for T model Ford One new tool in the lot 15 cents for this Enquire at the Record office The following stores will be closed on Wednesday nights starting November 4th until further notice Allen Cash Market Clark's Store Farmer's Store Songs Store CARD OF THANKS We express our appreciation for flowers cards and letters received from our Diller friends while at Scottsbluff hospital and to neighbors who assisted with our work at home Willard Nippert Joe Nippert
Perley Place notes blossoms appearing on plum cherry and crab apple trees and lilacs this week. An ad for Electric Shoe Shop north of Bonham Theatre offers dyeing light shoes in color.
Mr and Mrs Will Amos visited last Sunday with old friends Mr and Mrs H Batey and family at Bennett Nebraska.
Mr and Mrs James Novotny and their daughters drove to Powell Nebraska Sunday and shared a meal with Mr and Mrs Geo Houser.
J Smith Diller hosted a party of business visitors at Lincoln on Tuesday including Mrs A H Colman and Mr and Mrs Cal Waggoner.
Rev and Mrs Pyche drove to Leigh Nebraska on Wednesday where Rev Pyche held the funeral for a former parishioner.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Weaver with Imogene Gear and their son spent the weekend visiting relatives, including a comparatively new family member.
A crowd from Diller enjoyed Ramona at Bonham on Monday but some were disappointed the title song was not sung. Marysville Kansans arrived Sunday for the Watch Tower interest. Diller visitors included Mr and Mrs Mike Hickey and Joseph Friday of Iowa. Harry Allen and Less Barber toured eastern Nebraska seeking apples. they returned with 35 bushels. John Pulec and wife left Saturday for Blair and Bancroft Nebraska to visit Lucile Hansen and relatives.
Mr and Mrs Foreman Fielder and their child visited Diller on Wednesday. Ray Moon of Fairbury stopped in as a Diller visitor. The gentleman favors electing nearly all the Democrats.
Mr and Mrs H H Beckwith travel by car to Rochester Minnesota for Mayo Clinic treatment. Their daughter Mrs Doris Fanders remains in charge of the home for Dick and Darrel during their absence.
Joe Nippert and his son Willard arrive home with three Mileshow relatives and Elmer Nippert plus Esther and Leora after Willard was injured in the Morris Nebraska auto crash. Alfred Malchow recovers nicely after last Thursday's operation.
Mr and Mrs Will Friday formerly of Rush City Minnesota visited relatives in the area last week. They stayed in Diller at Roy Geer's home and met many old friends at the Record office. Cora Greenwood Friday recalled helping at the writer's home during many baby arrivals.
Dorcas class Kensington met at the church on Thursday afternoon October 15 with a committee in charge of refreshments and entertainment. The program featured piano and vocal solos, a reading of The Holy City, a music paper, and devotions, followed by contests and lunch in the basement. Guests included Mrs Schindler and several others. The article also notes energy content in coal and a claim by Stoker salesmen about extracting more energy from coal.
Mrs Junker and her young son arrived on the Burlington motor from Reynolds Friday noon to spend a few days visiting at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Fred DeBoer and other relatives.
Herman Sixel hosted his sister from Stratton Nebraska and several nephews nieces and a grandchild from Sheboygan Wisconsin last week. They departed for their respective homes on Friday.
Mrs Anna Wright accompanied by her son-in-law CC Koenig and grandson traveled from Lincoln to attend the William Henrichs sale. The Henrichs family resided on Mrs Wrights place, about half a mile northeast of town.
A birthday dinner for Mrs. Newton Hays and Edward Bond was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bond, fourteen miles southeast of Odell. Guests included several Hays and Bowen family members. ice cream and cake followed a game of rock.
At 10 a.m. the church school meets with classes for all ages as the program is improved. At 10 a.m. worship service Pastor themes "A Man Sent From God." 7:30 p.m. Union League meeting with a short talk on Safety First. All ages invited.
Rev L x Wolff pastor and C L Aullmain superintendent listed for the Diller area with Sunday school at 9 30 in the morning. The fragment outlines church leadership and timing for services and classes.
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