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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1936
Page
5
FOR SALE dining room table and four chairs one cedar board one china cupboard bed and mattress one lounge Mrs Lay Hurst LOST five inch red rubber belt thirty nine feet long between Rock Creek schools and East Ridge golf Reward Notify Ralph Carpenter Diller Nebr Phone.
Several local shops will close on Wednesday nights starting November 4 until further notice. The announcement states the change applies to all listed stores to reduce evening hours.
The Record advertises a money saving offer for The World Herald Daily and Sunday plus The Red Book Pictorial view and Good Stories for six with the subscription. Readers are invited to subscribe and send in their World Herod subscription details.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Grone drove to Ohiowa Sunday to visit relatives. Paul Rent and family were Sunday dinner guests at the G L Richardson home. Mr and Mrs Grant Chancellor of Fairbury were Sunday visitors of Mr and Mrs J A Pickard. Ross Colman energetically converted an old barn on his property into a garage in town.
Mrs Will Casford of McCook Nebraska visited her sister Mrs Ben Hall Sr and family over Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ben Siebolts and Mr and Mrs Bert Weaver and son were Sunday guests of Mr and Mrs Fred Diekhoff in Beatrice. Ida Woods to paint farm residence this week at the Lawrence Madden home. Carrol Smith and son David of Colby Kansas visited cousins John Sible and Frank Grote families.
Will Kunecke and his sister joined Mrs. K L Farley who traveled from Jefferson Iowa to visit their sister Mrs Roy Greider and family and friends. They returned home Monday accompanied by Miss Thella Madden.
Mr Henry Weers and his sons constructed a new cave at their west town residence last week. An additional cave exists on the property but is deemed too distant for elderly residents.
Mrs Filley and her daughter Mrs Eleanor Andrews of Steele City travel by car to Stamford Nebraska last Thursday afternoon to stay a week with Hubert Filley and wife. Hubert works in the public schools at Stamford.
A party on Sunday in Lincoln welcomed guests from Diller to celebrate three birthdays at the home of Mr. and Mrs Will. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs Frank Grabber and Betty, Mr. and Mrs Will Amos, Mr. and Mrs Howard Peters of Fairbury, Mr. and Mrs Frank Amos and Laura, and Mr. and Mrs Lester Reed of Eltis.
Mrs. Sarah Hughes departed for Lincoln last Sunday and plans to stay for a period. Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Cassell of Steele City welcomed a baby boy born Thursday October 22 at Odell Hospital.
Erwin Fanders came home Saturday from Odell Hospital and is staying at the residence of H. H Beckwith where his wife Doris is keeping house for her brothers while their parents are away.
H E Green returned from Lincoln after two weeks of carpenter work on his son Rhue Green’s residence. Ernest Roessler and daughter arrived from Neilsville Wisconsin to settle in Diller by acquiring Paul Stange property from his estate. Rolf Beckman worked by day in his trade and repaired the new property’s porch late Friday night.
Wednesday marked Mrs. Kurtz birthday with a neighbor Mrs Sea man hosting the day. Beulah joined for a chicken dinner with all the fixings and a birthday cake as the finale, followed by dessert and congratulations.
Hollywood star Robert Taylor returned to his old Beatrice hometown last Wednesday to a warm welcome from locals. His mother Mrs Brugh, visiting Beatrice, plans to return with him to Los Angeles after a few days.
Mrs Will Amos entertained the H. H. Club Tuesday afternoon with a pleasant session. The president chaired the meeting and members enjoyed rock. Prizes went to Mrs Guy Learned and Mrs Leonard Richardson. guests were Mrs Frank Grabber and Mrs Leonard Frisbie. A delicious lunch ended the last meeting of the season.
A true and sworn report from Diller State Bank Jefferson County Nebraska dated October 15 1936 shows assets including loans 72343.23 overdrafts 149.20 bonds 111375.49 banking property 2500 real estate 8300 cash 672.28 U S bonds 6500 total liabilities 100315.46 capital stock 20000 preferred stock 10000 retirement fund 1000 deposits total ledgers list checks and other items. Official swearing by the cashier S C Hutchinson on October 24 1936 before notary public.
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