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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1940
Page
5
Grain market bulletin furnished by Black Brothers lists wheat and corn prices and quantities. The brief indicates yellow and white corn, oats, and oats prices, with reference to Ox Cream and a date around November 2.
Mr and Mrs Wm Steffens meyer of Lincoln were seen attending to business interests in these parts last Saturday evening.
Mrs Wiemere and her twins returned home Sunday from the hospital. The newborns are drawing considerable interest from neighbors in the area southeast of town.
The Leland Clarey family moved early this week from the Fry residence south of the Congregational church into the Phillips property that Mary Beckwith had recently vacated.
The Electric Shoe Shop near Bonham theatre at Fair bury offers repairs, dyeing and shining. They advertise elbow leather pads in all colors for sweaters and other leather items.
Mr and Mrs Rex Green and their son Darrell Dee traveled to Curtis Nebraska last Thursday to visit their daughter Eileen and her husband Ernest Gorr. They returned home Sunday evening.
The notice invites readers to improve winter comfort with Storm Doors. It promises measured quotes and a cost estimate service by C. L. Geer Ller and Coal with a contact phone. A social note lists guests at R. W. Green's goose dinner including Fred Witty, Ray Colman, Willis Clark, Carolyn, and Mrs Witty.
Mrs Malchow the bride of Alfred Malchow four and a half months ago arrived yesterday from Garnet Kansas and is visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs C H Malchow. Alfred will motor to Diller Saturday and the couple will return home Sunday.
For sale a well bred Guernsey milk cow that will be fresh about November 10th. Seller: Jake Lottman.
Johnnie Miller moved his family from Diller to a farm 24 miles southeast of Wymore to take a farming job for a local landlord.
Virgil Geer and Harold Hendricks went to Central City Saturday for pheasant hunting and returned Monday with a full limit of birds for their quarry.
Lincoln residents Mr and Mrs Bert Haist and others visited the home of Mrs Lorren Stephens and family. In Fairbury Mr and Mrs Howard Peters hosted relatives including Mr and Mrs W E Egger and others from Lincoln and Diller.
Dr. and Mrs. Claude Ellis traveled with Mrs. Ellise s sister Mrs. Wm. Bolander of Blue Springs to Kearney last Saturday afternoon to see Mrs. Bolander s ill daughter. They returned home Sunday evening.
Samuel Gallamore surveys local conditions during a Thursday swing in town as he weighs his bid for County Judge. He plans to call here again on Thursday for further outreach.
Mr and Mrs Fern Lottman and family from near Wymore visited Sunday in the home of William Wiemers. Their oldest daughter Miss Lillian remained to assist with household duties.
Belle Leaper, daughter of Mrs. Albert Leaper, said she talked with her sister Mrs. Minnie Stutzman at Riverside near Los Angeles. The Stutzmans are on a ranch owned by the Walter Leaper family. The conversation was distant.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Barber hosted last Sunday with guests Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Amos, Mrs. Raymond, Flossie and Fern. The dinner, planned by Mrs. Barber, celebrated the mother’s birthday with a pink and white checker board cake.
The D W D Project Club gathered Monday afternoon October 21 at Mrs J Fanders home with eight members and two visitors. Mrs George Freitag was elected secretary. The lesson Do We Want Health was presented by Mrs A A Eick and Mrs Ralph Long. Next meeting will be with Mrs Ina Hill on November 11.
Parents and pupils from school district fifty six two miles west of town gathered at Miss Della Roelfs's classroom Friday. Twenty two attendees shared games and a five o'clock lunch of Jell-o cake and cookies, extending birthday wishes to the teacher.
Howard H. Pyche and Mrs Earl Weigel invite all departments of Sehkoo church to Harvest Home Sunday. The church will display autumn colors and grains, collect pumpkins for corn, canned fruits and vegetables, and package goods for Nebraska Children's Home in Omaha. The Jr choir will sing. worshippers invited.
Rev L J Wolff pastor C L Hulsman superintendent S S Sunday School 9 30 English Services 10 30 Luther League 7 30 joint meeting with Lanham State Line Hanover all youths invited Special congregational meeting November 3 after church Annual Mission festival November 10 Sunday School teachers and officers meet Friday evening in church basement.
W H Clark is pastor with Mrs Ray Lamb. Sunday School 9:30 A M, worship 11 A M with sermon A New Testament Preacher and his Sermon. Young People meet 7:30 P M. Rally at Fairbury Friday 3:30 P M. Banquet 6 P M followed by evening service. Homecoming all day November 3 with basket dinner and evening lunch. All welcome.
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