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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1935
Page
5
The corrected weekly market list shows prices for wheat corn oats and eggs. Corn and white corn are noted with price references, oats cream springs heavy hens priced per head, with several unreadable tokens in the OCR text.
A brief dispatch notes Fred Kirchhoff is improving his condition as of the latest report, with sources indicating a better state than previously. No additional medical details are provided.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Richardson traveled to Lincoln on Thursday of last week for a business trip. Miss Lucile Sparks departed Sunday for Bennett Nebraska to teach another year.
Mrs Christie Seaman is away for six weeks visiting relatives and friends in Davenport Iowa.
Mrs George Lichty of Endicott spent this week with her parents Mr and Mrs W S Slocum.
Mrs Calkins came Monday from Blue Springs for a visit at the home of her son Lee Calkins and family, 14 miles south of own.
Dr and Mrs Viers and Rachel visited DuBoise last Friday where Miss Rachel will teach again. The local school reopened on Monday at that location with plans for the new term.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hurst and family were caught by rain last Saturday evening at Fairbury and stayed all night at the home of Mrs Alvin Hirsch and her family.
Wendell, Fanders and Dean left Monday in the lat ter's Ford for Guide Rock to visit the former's grandparents. From there they planned to travel on to the Black Hills.
Dwain and Hollis Limprecht of Lincoln visited their uncle Dr Diehl over the weekend. A weiner roast in the den around the fireplace filled the rainy Saturday evening with family activities.
Mr and Mrs Garold C Prill and the Prill brothers young brother passed through Diller Tuesday en route from the state fair to Inavale Nebraska They note farm conditions back home are worse than in town Mrs Prill formerly Miss Opal Pearce and the family lives on a farm in Nebraska.
Miss Aileen Green has returned to Alvo last Thursday to teach for the coming year.
Dr and Mrs Ellis spent from Saturday until Monday visiting at the home of their son in Chester.
Rev and Mrs Drew returned yesterday from their trip to Massachusetts. They report it was cold all the way.
Mr and Mrs Clifford Sparks came from Liberty on Wednesday afternoon to visit with relatives and friends.
Mr and Mrs John Weerts and son George of Fairbury and Rev Wolff of Diller spent Monday with Mrs Katherine Frerichs.
The pupils of Lola Carpenter will present a recital at Rock Creek church at 8 o'clock Friday evening September 13. The public is invited.
Monday evening Labor Day visitors from Lincoln named Joe Dennison and Oliver Diehl called on Dad and momentarily placed their feet on the board of health at six.
Dr and Mrs Carl Viers of Vermillion South Dakota spent several days with the Viers siblings in the village and left for Colorado last Friday.
William S Kirkpatrick nephew of Mrs E Catlett and his family from Atlanta visited Mrs Catlett last Wednesday with his mother Mrs Kirkpatrick and grandson Robert of Pawnee City.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Leaper from Riverside California visited relatives in Nebraska on Sunday. Walter Leaper is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Leaper. They stopped at the Record office for a few minutes and paid a year in advance for their subscription. The paper is delivered Monday morning.
Corner College once known as the Christian University founded in 1888 by the Disciples of Christ was suspended on May 30, 1933. A public auction sold all furniture furnishings and equipment this week as Dr Viers Hod Green and Supt Schindler represented the Diller school.
Mr and Mrs E R Cole and their daughters and sons from Lincoln visited A O Richardson’s home. The Cole siblings, relatives of Richardson, praised the Whitmarsh gardens noting their extensive plant variety and prizes won at Lincoln and Henry Field shows. They reside at 2430 South 87th Street.
Mr and Mrs Chas E Waggoner traveled to Lincoln on Thursday to spend the day at the state fair.
The district court will convene on Monday September 9 with the Bert Hamersham automobile theft case set for Tuesday September 10. The docket details indicate a focused, two day session handling criminal matters and associated motions.
Mr and Mrs E E McCune traveled to Lincoln last Thursday to visit relatives and attend the annual Bowers family reunion. They returned to Diller on Wednesday.
Roy Schultis, the new auctioneer, conducted a farm sale Tuesday morning 94 miles northwest of Pawnee City. He reported good attendance and every item bringing a good price.
Friends dropped in Monday evening for a small surprise party in honor of Arthur Timm's birthday. The gathering featured dancing and refreshments including sandwiches, cakes, and coffee.
Mr and Mrs Chas Tonnemaker and Frank and family depart Dilfer on Saturday evening after a social visit. They plan to visit relatives in Fairbury Steele City Sabetha and southern Iowa. The writer did not meet Mrs Tonnemaker but Charley appears unchanged aside from his grey complexion.
Mr and Mrs Frank Tucker spent last week visiting family in Diller and Fairbury. They drove to Auburn to see sister Mrs A T Harding, then on to Council Bluffs to an aunt, returning via Diller. Frank teaches 11th year at Avon Grove Junior High in Denver Colorado.
Mr and Mrs Roelf Beckman and their son spent several days in Lincoln for the state fair and sightseeing at Morrel Hall and the capital building. The fair grounds were muddy on Tuesday and the family found good sleeping accommodations in their car bedding. Buddy experienced his first city visit and saw many new sights.
Bernard Patton and two companions, who left home a month ago to seek fortune in the west, report from Spokane Washington that they found a quarter box of fruit a luxury. The trio traveled to Chester Wyoming threshing 1200 acres of wheat and 400 acres of barley before splitting up with one staying in Wyoming and another returning to South Dakota while Bernard pressed on toward the setting sun.
A titled account describes a garden fresh supper prepared by Mrs. Will Tristman and Mrs. Griswold with meat loaf fish garden produce and assorted desserts. Attendees included Will Henrichs LaVern Pickard James ae Rex Green Griswold and Arlie Tristman.
The double decked Michigan Avenue bridge in Chicago allegedly carries the world’s heaviest bridge traffic with over 34,000 vehicles daily. In comparison the Brooklyn Bridge handles about 27,000 and the London Dondon Bridge about 18,000 daily.
The assistant editor from Los Angeles notes Nebraska had the poorest roads among states en route to the West. He says the claim of Nebraska’s excellent roads softens the engineer’s boast.
Kansas City pitcher Garland Hodson delivered a precise fastball to an attacking dog that sprinted onto the field during a game, killing the animal instantly and averting further danger.
Greta Garbo, seeking service at the Los Angeles immigration bureau, learned that fame does not guarantee instant recognition. When she revealed her identity, a clerk asked for identification, highlighting the reality that most people are not as widely known as their images suggest.
A double wedding joined Dale Reed to Ruth Miller and Orville Miller to Merle Reed at the Reed residence near Ellis. The couples, sons and daughters of the Reed and Miller households, will reside in Iowa.
An advertising note promotes six months by mail of World-Herald daily and Sunday plus magazines Tower Radio Screen Play True Confessions McCalls for 4.40. It urges immediate ordering to avoid delays and save money.
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