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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1937
Page
5
The corrected Thursday market listing shows prices for hens and roosters. Leghorn hens are quoted by weight with classifications from 4 to 5 pounds and heavier birds. Heavy and light spring chicks are priced per pound, with a note on roosters.
FOR SALE Barley and oats She O A Cooper Co FOR SALE Five barrel used round galvanized tank Enquire at the Record Office FOR SALE 1924 Chevrolet sedan All shape lot of extras and at bargain price 2a D Fanders SPLENDID OPENING in this County for hustler Care and willingness to work only requirements Steady income Write S F Baker Co Keokuk Iowa di
An old advertisement touts White Rose gasoline as clean and quick starting with long mileage. It urges readers to try a fill to be convinced there is none better. Signed by V. Fanders.
Kessie Novotny recovered from illness early in the week. Ira Place and son Gerald visited relatives at Crab Orchard Sunday. Phyllis Renz spent last week with relatives at Beatrice returning Saturday evening. Frank Eick removed a barn and is building a garage. Shirley Ann Jones from Lincoln is living with Paul Renz and attends District 56. M. Blythe of Los Angeles has died after years in Blue Springs grass business. Dell Wehling and friends celebrated his birthday with a picnic supper and theatre party at Wymore last Sunday.
Mrs S B Viers and her daughter with Mrs Viers' brother Leland Drake drove to Tecumseh to arrange a boarding place for Miss Rachael who will teach in the public schools this term.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. McCune with sons Charley and families from near Fairbury and Orval McCune with families from near Odell traveled to Lincoln last Sunday for a Bowers family reunion at Antelope Park. Forty two relatives attended. Mrs. E. E. McCune is a Bowers.
The Wehling family from Varna Illinois visited Nebraska relatives on Monday afternoon. Mrs Albert Wehling Nora Ervin and wife reported corn in Illinois looks fine yields 60 to 70 bushels per acre and stalks reach 10 to 14 feet. They joked about needing a stepladder to shuck corn.
Mrs Harry Threods and children Stanley and Delores met Mr and Mrs Willard Gostelow in Lincoln for a trip to Conrad Iowa to visit Mr and Mrs Orval Wiemers. They returned home late Sunday. Mr and Mrs Willard Gostelow Lillian Wiemers leave Lincoln on September 6 for Los Angeles to make their home.
Keith Albers spent four days with cousin Clarence Richardseon from Thursday to Sunday. Miss Phyllis Renz is seriously ill at her parents home southwest of town. Mr and Mrs Asa Richardson and Mr and Mrs Geo Champ traveled to Brownville Tuesday for peaches.
Alfred Saathoff son of Mr and Mrs John Saathoff was operated on for appendicitis at Odell hospital Thursday forenoon Miss Hamel of Tecumseh spent several days in Dilner visiting friends Miss Hamel taught in the local school for two years
Mr and Mrs Erma Kick and daughter Betty came back Sunday from a visit in Kan City Ray Eyck and the Moser family greeted them at Wymore.
Mrs. Witty accompanied Miss Ruth Pyche to Lincoln on Wednesday. Pyche went on a business trip, and Mrs. Witty will stay a few days with her daughter Mrs. Ray Colman and family.
John Greider local recreational manager led about 25 boys and girls to Crystal Springs pool Tuesday afternoon for the final official swim of the season. Roy Patton supplied the truck.
Elizabeth Green was awarded a teaching contract for the upcoming term in school district No. 95 located two miles west and one north of Harbione. A 1937 graduate, she is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hod Green.
Mr and Mrs James Novotny and daughters entertained relatives and friends at dinner Sunday. Attendees included Mr Thomas Vosika of Lincoln, Mr and Mrs Henry Slama and sons George and Ernest of Swanton, Misses Rose and Bessie Sukovat y, Adolf Ludvik and George Sukovat y, Milo Prokop and sisters Ida and Lydia Prokop. All of Wilber.
Oklahoma Coal unveils super cleaned oil treated fuel by exclusive dealer C L Geer Lumber and Coal promising free burning heat and low ash with modest price. The text also notes a family visit in Harbine Nebraska as Miss Mary Elizabeth Freib tag toured Lincoln and encountered her first streetcar and elevator. A Milwaukee Scheffstalls visit Beatrice area, a car wreck near Fairfield injuring Mrs Troutman, and a travel plan to Colorado and Ohio conclude the page.
Rev L J Wolff and Supt Huliman lead services as parish education month highlights Bible readings at home and family devotions. Mrs Alpha Wiemers reads at theMission Society meeting next Wednesday afternoon at 2.00. Sunday school at 9 30. English services at 10 30.
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