Diller Markets Report Wheat and Corn Prices Mixed
Wheat No 1 04 No 2 103. Corn No 2 70. Prices cited for various grain types. Exchange also notes other items including livestock and futures data through Thursday publication schedule.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1935
Page
5
Leask Visit Noted At Diller This Tuesday Afternoon
Mr and Mrs Wm Leask were visitors in Diller on Tuesday afternoon according to local society notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Leask
Diller
Mrs Eleanor Steffensmeyer Visiting Lincoln Father
Mrs Eleanor Steffensmeyer of Lincoln is visiting at the home of her father Dr. O C Diehl. Scott Miller resumed his labors on the main route Monday and will likely regain his health soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Steffensmeyer
Lincoln
O. C. Diehl
Scott Miller
Miss Gretchen and Mrs Wohl Visit Chester Home
Miss Gretchen and Mrs Wohl traveled to Chester on Tuesday to visit their mother and daughter, Mrs Cecil Li, at their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gretchen
Mrs.Wohlfarth
Chester
Mas
Mrs
Cecilli
Weekend Visit Ties Families Across Iowa Towns
Mr and Mrs Arthur Grone and daughter Violet-Kunecke with her son visited relatives in Hepburn Iowa over the weekend. Guy Cooper Jr of Cooper Co Humboldt spent several days in Diller meeting prospective patrons this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Cooper, Jr
Teddy missing report at Diller Opera House
Celia. asks reporting at Diller opera house Saturday night if Teddy is found. Signed Celia. Miss Hammel of Tecumseh stayed in Diller with her sister Miss Lis Hammel. Mr. C H Spohn of Elmwood and his son visited Diller. he is the late Allan ce’s son-in-law and executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teddy
Diller Opera House
Celia
Hammel
Tecumseh
Diller
Lis Hammel
Elmwood
Nebraska
Mr. Spohn
Allance
Diller House
Aew
Sig
Allan Colman
South Diller
C.H. Spohn
Miss Bert Ballard Visits Local Office
Miss Bert Ballard from Fairbury dropped by the office last Friday while the proprietor was out. She left her subscription, which is appreciated by the staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bert Ballard
Fairbury
Hutchinsons Visit Omaha Weekend at Son’s Home
Mr and Mrs S C Hutchinson traveled to Omaha on Saturday to stay with their son Harold and wife Sam. on the way, Beatrice and Lincoln were sites of business for the couple. Also, Herman Sixel and family visited Wag Gover Bros to shop for the newlyweds. Frank Johnson remains in poor health after recent tooth extractions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Sixel
Herman Kisling
Diijer
Waggover Bros
Frank Johnson
Omaha Bee News War Pictures Sale Notice
War pictures from The Omaha Bee News offered for sale at newsdealer counters. Delivery by boy carrier established, with Poa carrier delivery per copy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Bee News
Family Visit Near Davenport Nebraska
Me and Mrs Frank Grone and their son visited Sunday with an uncle aunt and cousins at Davenport Nebraska. Miss Fannie Diller is having her residence repainted with conventional white. Rolf Beckman is doing the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Grone
Davenport
Nebr
Fannie Diller
Rolf Beckman
Ruth Stahl Returns Home for Week with Family
Miss Ruth Stahl came home from Peru Wednesday evening to spend the remainder of the week with home folks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Stahl
Peru
Gene Andrews Spends Weekend at Parents’ Home
Miss Gene Andrews, a University of Nebraska freshman, spent the weekend at her parents’ home in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Andrews
Gene
University of Nebraska
Sunny dinner guests at L M Hurst home
Mr and Mrs Alvin Hirsch and two sons and Mr and Mrs Wm Weidenhoff and their little daughter of Fairbury visited the L M Hurst home for a Sunny dinner gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin
Hirsch
Wm. Weidenhoff
Fairbury
L. M. Hurst
Apples Sold From a Truck by Former Resident
Archie Carmichael, a former local resident, was in town Wednesday evening selling apples by the basket from a truck. The apples were grown near Falls City, Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Carmichael
Falls City
Nebr
Family visitors from Fairbury spend Saturday at Loock residence
Mrs E L Loock and her daughter Mrs Gertrude Henrichs with granddaughter Madeline Henrichs visited from Fairbury Saturday afternoon to take care of matters at the Loock residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E L. Loock
Gertrude Henrichs
Madeline Henrichs
Fairbury
Loock
Workmen Improve Boulder Dam Structure
Harry Thompson and his crew are widening the fill and washing out erosion near Boulder Dam. Ground is being moved along the eastern approach by the old creek to enhance stability and drainage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thompson
Pe Road
Bethel News Highlights Local Visits and School Club
Our Bethel Way notes visitors from Wilbur and Lincoln, with Miss Gwendolyn Poidevin in Colorado. School dismissals Thursday and Friday for State Teachers Convention. A Knighthood of Youth Club organized at Bethel with officers named and next meeting set for November 8. Third and fourth graders presented an Indian program with songs, stories, a war dance, and Pocahontas verses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gwendolyn L. Poidevin
Colorado
Roy Edgington
Henry Saathoff
Liberty Suy
Bethel School
Miss Burroughs
John Smith
Dale Close Struck With Mumps Lockjaw
Dale Close, near the elder son of Harry Close, is suffering a mumps siege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Close
Harry
Close
Miss Morton Remains School Teacher at Superior High
Miss Morton formerly a normal training teacher in Diller high school guest of Mrs. John Pulec during residence in Diller. She left Diller to join Superior high school several years ago and continues there.
Grone Family Returns From Kansas Nebraska Visit
Mr and Mrs Arthur Grone with daughter Violet Kunecke son and Joe Nippert returned last Thursday from a trip to Atwood Kansas to visit relatives and Oxford Nebraska to see friends. They traveled through the Republican River Valley and observed flood damage from last May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur. Grone
Violet Kunecke
Joe Nippert
Atwood
Kans
Oxford
Nebr
Republican River Valley
J N C Club Sees New Member and Officers Elected
The J N C club met Wednesday with twelve members and three guests present. Mrs Joe Hiatt was welcomed as a new member. Officers elected include President Mrs M C Bowen Vice President Mrs James Hays Secretary and Treasurer Mrs Albert Hubke and Press Correspondent Mrs John Romish. Three contests yielded prizes to Mrs Frank Webber Mrs Albert Hubke and Mrs M C Bowen. The next meeting set for November 13 with Mrs Harm Huls. September hostess John Ramish noted in error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. N. Club
Joe Hiatt
Will Presnell
I. R. Womiore
Odell
Bruce Barton
M. C. Bowen
James
Hays
and’ Treas
Albert Hubke
Press. Cor
John Romish
Land buyers seek 160 acres each for sale
S C Hutchinson reports two interested buyers ready to purchase about 160 acres apiece. They seek good land, well located and priced right.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.C. Hutchinson
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Edw
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Fairbury, Nebraska
Carl Schnuelle
Farmers Union Insurance Co
Omaha, Nebr
Fountain Service
Findling’s
Ellis, Nebraska
van Norman
Phillips 66
Grant Batteries
The
Sariaie
Bethel Way
Fred Lottman
Wilbur
Little
Virginia
Marzell
Peter Carr
Ernest Schmidt
Wahoo
Standard Oil Co
Lester Strawhacker
Oliver Typewriter
John Clauson
John Pulee
Buff Orphington Cockrell
O.A. Cooper.Co
H. H. Green
Dell
Velma Wehling
J.smith
Geer Bros
Tf Diller Elevator Co
Ford
D.V
Dis & Thompson
Bankers Life Ins. Co
Jefferson County
W. A. Marshall and
al. Spencer
E. M. Crocker
Record Office
TIGER
O. A. R Co
M. Callander
Nash
Shoeck
Denney
Ted
E. R. Bee
Diller — Opera House
Clark's
Hughes Cash Store
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