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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1937
Page
5
The Diller Markets listing shows No. 1 Wheat and No. 2 Hens with weights and prices for Leghorn hens and various types of roosters. It includes per pound rates for heavy and light springs, with corrected Thursday timing.
Local notice offers a used five barrel round galvanized tank for sale. Enquiries directed to the Record office. Esther Malchow spent Saturday and Sunday with Pearl Sparks. Mrs I Clark of Fairbury spent the weekend in Diller visiting her son Francie and family.
Miss Ruth Pyche travels from Lincoln to spend the weekend with her parents, Rev and Mrs Pyche.
Allen Folkers and his family visited the James Cook residence in the Rock Creek area west of Shea last Sunday, part of a local family outing.
Ralph and Archie Carpenter departed last Thursday by truck for Hamburg Iowa. They are transporting two teams and wagons and are busy shucking corn at a rate of 40 to 50 bushels per acre.
The list includes M. Cal lander Mary Green C. L. Wag goner E. S. Bugbee Carl Schnuelle Ray Eick L. H. Madden Superintendent Sinkey J. H. Spechtt Lincoln Luther Marstellar Waahinatnd Ks Joseph Albright Beatrice.
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Bell and their daughter Delores Jean returned to Kansas City after a two week visit with relatives in Lincoln and Lexington with Bell family members including Mr and Mrs H A Bell.
The writer urges editors to use only one side of a page for copy to avoid missing back-page items. He notes compositors and typesetters sometimes prefer split copy but insists on single-sided text for clarity and efficiency.
Mr and Mrs Chas E Waggoner visited Lincoln Wednesday. Oliver Diehl of Beatrice spent Sunday with his father Dr C Diehl.
Couey Arntt and family spent Sunday visiting relatives and friends in the area near Burchard.
Ab Cully and Chas Hood were among Beatrice residents at Mrs Mathias funeral Tuesday afternoon.
Advertises available coal at reasonable prices from C. L. Geer Lumber and Coal with phone contact 153.02.
Mr and Mrs G H Gaisford of Council Bluffs Iowa spent the weekend with relatives including Mrs Fred Clark J A Pickard Chas Gaisford and his wife as the family gathered for a reunion.
In Diller the townspeople confront aging as more peers follow the same path. While men openly acknowledge growing older, many women remain reluctant to admit it, creating a shared yet hushed awareness of advancing years.
Mr and Mrs H W Hays of Valley Junction Iowa with Mrs Hattie Merrill of Keokuk Iowa visit sister Mrs N Carpenter and other relatives this week.
A reader named Dorothy Nippert visited the office this week seeking to try typesetting. She received a marked case and demonstrated aptitude in the craft, hinting she may become the next skilled devil of the trade.
Mrs. Pearl Bardwell of San Francisco visited Dr and Mrs Ellis last Saturday. Mr and Mrs Turner of Wilbur, former Sicily Creek schoolmates, visited the Ellis home last Sunday, twelve miles east of Diller.
Mr and Mrs Alpha Wiemers and Delpha visited Conrad Iowa over the weekend with Orval Wiemers and family. Leonard, Orval’s nephew, runs a cornpicker for Uncle Orval as corn yields are said to be 60 to 90 bushels per acre. Betty Thompson joined the trip for the weekend outing.
De LaLloween and relatives including Mr and Mrs Henry Wiemers Mr and Mrs Harry Ahrends and Mr and Mrs Alpha Wiemers traveled to Johnson Nebraska to attend the funeral of their uncle Herman Rodemacher.
A car load of Colorado Nut Coal is expected on the track next week priced at $9.00 per ton. The shipment originates from the producer and will be sold by the car load.
Mr and Mrs J M Hiatt with Ethel Robert and William traveled to Havensville on Sunday to visit daughter sister and Mrs Ira E Wymore and family. Donald Wymore joined them for a week long visit returning home with the group.
Mr and Mrs Harold Bowers and their children arrived Wednesday from Sutherland to spend time with Mrs James A Pickard and relatives. They plan to attend the Indiana Nebraska game at Meece Stadium in Lincoln on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Mayborn and Mr. and Mrs. George Randall of Beatrice visited Diller last Sunday to inspect the orphanage structures south of town. The two women had previously lived in Diller, Mrs. Lightner and Mrs. Tonnemaker formerly.
The Nebraska Supreme Court ruled last Friday that the atre bank night is a lottery and illegal in the state. One judge warned it encourages gambling, undermines initiative, and burdens law enforcement, noting idleness and crime as bitter fruits from the activity.
The report notes a Twelfth century Viborg Cathedral depiction of Eve in Eden with blonde hair. This detail appears in historical descriptions of travels and art in Denmark.
The Women’s Club advertises a November 3 1937 2 30 p m meeting with hostesses Mesdames Dede Fanders H Thompson and H Stahl. A health topic and state convention leader Mrs Glenn Long are noted, with roll call and health hint. The county convention date changes to Thursday November 4 at Steele City Presbyterian church at 10 o clock. delegates are asked to bring covered dishes sandwiches and their own dishes and to come early.
A neighbor’s tribute honors Mrs Sophia Mathias with lines of love. The heartfelt remembrance recalls her cherished presence and the joyful warmth of her voice eyes and smile that blessed their days and will be kept alive in memory always.
The N B C Club met on October 22 with eight members, led by Mrs. Jack Armstrong, stitching a quilt for the hostess and enjoying refreshments. The next meeting is set for November 5 at Mrs. Wm Ahrends, and Mrs. Carl Eaden plans a party for the club and their husbands on October 29.
A call to fathers to shape their sons by guiding them toward church and Sunday school. The sermon urges tying the youth to religious study as a lasting kindness benefiting the community and nation.
A short church notice urges following the Bible as the only safe path. It invites attendance starting next Sunday and asks members to keep it up as a contributed message.
The Methodist Episcopal Church led by Pastor C F Wegner and Superintendent Mrs Ray Lamb outlines International Temperance Sunday with the lesson Why is it Morally Wrong to Drink Alcoholic Beverages. Prof Irving Fisher is quoted on social safety and drinking. Junior Class meets 6 45 pm and worship at 7 30 pm with The Fourth Beatitude of The Delicious Hunger and Thirst. Epworth League Convention in Reynolds Friday with youth attendance planned.
Pastor Howard H. Pyche oversees Sunday school and sermon hour with growing attendance. The choir will enhance worship with new lighting fixtures and a communion table soon. The lesson next Sunday tackles liquor morality as the pastor preaches on "Three Resurrections" at 11 o'clock. Everyone is invited. 2:30 P.M. Young People’s Fellowship.
Rev L J Wolff Pastor C L Huliman Supt S S Sunday School 9 30 English Services 10 30 Luther League 8 00 Sunday is Reformation Day Birthday of Protestantism special offering for church extension meeting for Sunday school teachers and officers at church Sunday afternoon for an important meeting.
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