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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1938
Page
5
The Diller markets list weekly corrected prices for Wheat 60 lb at 355, Corn white 35, yellow 38, Oates 15, Cream 22, Eggs No 2 21, No 1 ae. Poultry items include Heavy Springs Leghorn and Light Hens with weights 44 to 5 lbs and per pound rates for hens and stags.
Grain and feed available from Black Bros Elevator in Diller Nebraska with John Steiner as manager.
Diller Nebraska village board met in called session at city hall on August 3 1938 with J D Steiner S B Viers E E McCune and W E Anderson present They voted to sponsor recreational training paying 5.00 monthly for one year from August 1 1938 to August 1 1939 Bills read and allowed include Hutchinson premium 10.00 Bond salary 25.00 Gaster painting 2.00 Windweee printing 13.04 Grabber lab or 16.05 Findling dray 2.00 Carmichael mowing 10.10 Imperial Central States Oil gas 8 Bond labor 6.60 Water Bond 50.00 Blauser salary 50.00 Geer gas 82.00 Light Fund Green treasurer 82.70 The board adjourned at the chairman’s call.
Congressman Charles G. Binderup announces a weekly radio segment on station KMMJ airing Sundays at 9 00 A M. He will discuss legislation and projects important to Nebraska 's Fourth Congressional District.
A Diller Nebraska notice apologizes for omitting the 4 H float and Maxine Nider from the Japanese float in last week's parade coverage. The letter blames the error on the typesetter or printer and credits the 4 H girls under Mrs Ralph Long, sponsored by the Diller Woman's Club. It also notes local visits and a barn project at the Carico farm after a recent fire.
Mr and Mrs Irwin Mayborn move from the farm one mile west of Diller to their in laws farm near Beatrice and Mr and Mrs L R Mayborn will reside in Beatrice city hereafter on the former parents property.
Mr and Mrs Joe Dreschler with sons Edward and Bud arrived in Davenport Iowa from the Dakotas where they had been on a vacation. Mrs Dreschler is the daughter of the late Mr Seaman. Mr and Mrs O J Mayborn and Richard Mayborn and wife left by auto for Wyoming to visit their daughter and sister and husband Mr and Mrs Gordon D Dick. Q J feared the fishing season may have passed.
Rev and Mrs Pyche and daughter Ruth returned Sunday from Boulder Colorado where Ruth attended summer school while the parents enjoyed a vacation. Mr and Mrs Lawrence Caldwell of Diller Mrs Elizabeth Freitag and Mrs Mollie Nickerson of Harbine visited sister Mrs Mionie McLaughlin in Table Rock after a Humboldt stop for relatives.
Mr and Mrs Neil Diller called on J Smith Diller and relatives during a Monday stopover on their way to Chicago from a Denver visit with Henry Diller and wife They toured sites around Denver and planned a week of fishing at northern lakes before vacation ends.
A large Carmichael family reunion picnic was held in a local park on Sunday August 28 with Alfred Carmichael as chairman. Attendees from Diller Falls City Steele City and Fairbury plus 67 Carmichaels enjoyed a noon dinner of fried chicken and watermelons, then an annual picnic was voted to begin. Alfred Carmichael was elected president with a secretary and serving committee named. the second annual picnic was planned for the third Sunday in August in Diller Park.
Brief notices describe upcoming softball tournament plans at Diller. The items also note Miss Alice Line departing Monday for Chicago to teach home economics next year. A. H. Gretzinger and daughter Bernice visited Diller to attend to business and visit Aunt Martha Cavett. Mark Clausen left for Glendale, California with his parents after spending the summer on the Cully farm.
Mr and Mrs Elmer James of Edgar and their daughter Hazel of Hastings Nebraska visited last Saturday and stayed until Monday evening They stayed at the Barber home where Chas Barber is Elmers sister in law They called on relatives including the Cavett home Mrs James was formerly Becky Diller.
Pastor Howard H. Pyche returns home and will preach next Sunday after Sunday School at ten o'clock. Scriptural text John 5 17. Choir to provide special music. The Keystone Kensington meets with Mrs Clarence Steffen on Friday September 2.
Rev L J Wolff Pastor C L Hullman Supt S S Sunday School 9 30 English Service 10 30 A special meeting of the congregation after services Sunday morning Our annual Mission festival will be held Sunday September 18 Pastor Peil from Emerald and Pastor Goldenstein from Hanover will be guest speakers Sunday September 25 Holy Communion in German and English language Next week Conference will meet at Cedar Creek Nebraska
C. F. Wagner is pastor Mrs. Ray Lamb leads Sunday School at ten and preaching at eleven in the Methodist church.
The HH Club gathered Tuesday with nine members present and guest Mrs. Ray Eick. After business, members played rock with high scores earned by Mrs. Frank Grone and Mrs. Margaret Packer who won prizes. Hostess Mrs. G L Rich ard, aided by daughter Eleanor, served refreshments. Mrs. Will Amon invited members to meet again on September 14.
About forty five relatives and friends gathered at the home of Mr. Louis Wenz on Thursday evening August 25 to celebrate his 65th birthday. The evening featured visiting games and refreshments of ice cream and cake served at a late hour.
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