Wag goner Couple Visit State Fair on Thursday
Mr and Mrs Chas E Wag goner were state fair visitors from this place on Thursday.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 07, 1934
Page
5
Mr and Mrs Chas E Wag goner were state fair visitors from this place on Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Floyd Hughes with Elizabeth Starr announce a new Steele City grocery store. Mrs S F Clark travels with her son Everett to Franklin Colorado on Tuesday and Wednesday for the trip.
Mr and Mrs Cully and their son Gayle and Mrs Belle Robert and her son visited sister Mrs Al Harding in Auburn for a few days last week.
Joe Carpenter will hold a public sale on Wednesday September 19 1934. Bills for the sale are being printed at the office.
Mr and Mrs Walter Whittaker and daughter Vivian of Reynolds spent Sunday with Will Delano and family and remained overnight due to rain.
Mr and Mrs Frank Viers of Superior and Mr and Mrs Virgil Viers of Goodland Kansas spent Wednesday visiting at the home of their brother Dr and Mrs Viers in this place.
Mr and Mrs Harry Nelson and sons of Kalispell Montana visit the home of his father A T Nelson at Ellis with other relatives and with her brother L H Madden and family of Diller.
Mr. Fred Wesemann of Collinaville Illinois along with Mr and Mrs Bert Caldwell and family of Belleville Illinois Miss Pearl Sparks and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Caldwell and daughter Pearl enjoyed a picnic dinner at the city park in Fairbury Sunday.
Margaret Hicken suffered severe bruises after being thrown from a pony and striking a tree in the yard on Saturday evening September 1. No bones were broken.
Mr and Mrs R F Starr return to Kearney where Starr has his headquarters for Prudential Insurance Co Their vacation was enjoyed with friends and at Endicott with their daughter and family Mrs Elizabeth Hughes
Mr and Mrs Lew Webbling with Eddie David Magdalene Miss Velma Wehling left Monday in a Buick for Chicago to attend the World’s Fair and visit relatives on the return trip to Varna. The car’s new device was to keep in touch, making for a pleasant ride after a fine rain evening.
The Récord records receipt of a yearly subscription from Mrs. Sallie E Kelley of Chrisney Indiana. Baddie Clark returns home after most of his vacation with relatives in Blue Rapids Kansas.
Cal Waggoner traveled to Omaha for a three day shoot but stayed only one day.
Marilyn and Harold Lottman, children of Mr and Mrs John Lottman, have both been quite ill this week with a severe attack of grippe.
Mr and Mrs LaVern Pickard entertained Saturday evening at a six o'clock dinner. Guests included Mrs Sarah Hughes Miss Helen Kinsey of Nappone Nebraska Everett Clark and Mr and Mrs Fred Clark.
Mrs Loock received a pleasant surprise Thursday evening when Mr and Mrs Clifton Smith and their two children dropped by for a short visit. The Smiths had been in Yuma Colorado and were en route to their Nebraska City home.
Mr and Mrs Hobert Engleman and their young daughter along with his mother Mrs August Engleman traveled to Sheboygan Wisconsin a couple weeks ago to visit relatives. Mrs Hobert Engleman has reportedly undergone an operation for goiter there.
Mr and Mrs Ira Anderson and their children recently moved to Kansas City Missouri for work with Armour Packing. They traveled to Dilles to spend a day at the home of Mrs Behrends parents west of town. One Behrends son now runs the Andersons Jersey milk route.
Bob James from Wichita with his wife and child visited his sister Mrs Chas Barber and her husband. They then drove to Edgar Nebraska to see Elmer James's family before returning to Diller Sunday night and leaving for Wichita Monday morning. The note ends with the phrase hitting the ball.
The 1934 Juniorette Revue played to a large crowd in Steele City on Saturday night September 1. Shirley Lou McLaughlin returned to perform after illness and several fillers including Gloria Miller Gretchen Fanders Marilyn Miller Hubert Clark and Connie Mae Clark helped cover absent Diller students.
Roy Roelfs baby recovers from recent illness. Miss Alma Schoen spent the weekend with her parents near Gladstone.
Mrs. Sarah Warthen is confined by illness for a few days. Inquiries for stable room for one or two school children's horses should be directed to Mrs. L. M. Hurst.
Miss Doris Nelson sister of Mrs. Drew was an Over Sunday guest at the Methodist parsonage. S. F. Clark attended the state Democratic convention at Omaha Thursday as one of Jefferson County s four teen delegates.
A reader correction reveals Mrs Clinton Tristman resides at 310 Ith Street rather than C Street, contradicting prior report of a C Street address. The Henry Stutevos home is also mentioned in relation to the correction.
Mr and Mrs John Headley of Marysville Kansas spent last Thursday at the home of Mrs Will Delano. Headley is described as a nephew of Mrs Delano.
A man reports a twenty foot ladder lost on the road between Guy Cassel’s home near Steele City and a residence west of Diller. He asks for any information to help locate the ladder.
Ab Bristol left Tuesday for Texas to work about three months as a telephone line man for the Gas Pipeline Company at the booster station north of Beatrice.
A local reflection notes that disputes arise among editors from different denominations and jokes about a package that would shame a Methodist. It cites Diller as an exception, with two editors in town who do not scrap much.
Beatrice last Thursday saw a rain drenched day as the House of Davids clashed with the Kansas City Monarks in a colored team contest that was spoiled by rain. Fans sought shelter among cars from Diller and trucks while the Fox theatre offered an evening show. A Beatrice Blues matchup with the House of Davids was planned for Thursday but could not be reported by press time.
Jefferson county drought relief chair C Andreas says the group discussed feed shortages and winter needs at a meeting in the Agricultural Agent's office. A five member committee was appointed to study cooperative buying and handling of feed in Gage County to organize future action.
Miss Helen Kinsey returns to her Nappone home after spending several days visiting the S. F. Clark household.
Mr and Mrs Kinsley and family relocated from Bethany Nebraska to the Oaks farm located one mile west of town.
Townsfolk say a superior Scotts store might be at the county seat but tease that any Hested's listing has not come to light. The chatter suggests shoppers expect new inventory or a notable opening, yet no concrete details are confirmed.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Colman traveled from Lincoln on Sunday to spend the day with their niece Norma Green. They also visited their mother and sister, Mrs. Witty and Mrs. R. W Green.
A light rain of nearly an inch fell at this place last Sunday evening improving conditions. Plowing resumed immediately after the rain. The temperature dropped to about 50 degrees on Monday morning.
Northern Kansas and Southern Nebraska semi pro teams meet at Athletic Park Beatrice from September 8 to 15. Schedule includes Marysville Diller Filley Clatonia Wymore Beatrice Odell Auburn semifinals on September 14 and finals on September 15. Admission 30 cents for men 20 cents for women.
Lloyd and Don Cosgrove discover the skull and antlers of an elk embedded on the bank of Indian Creek at the John Shalla farm five miles southwest of Wymore. They later find additional bones and plan to recover the rest for a complete skeleton.
F H Lohmeyer born May 5 1849 in Brockum Germany died August 27 1934 at his son Fred J Lohmeyers home Rexburg Idaho aged 85 years 3 months and 20 days He immigrated to America in 1869 living in Iowa Nebraska and Kansas married Gundeltinger of Hanover Kansas six children survive Funeral services were held September 1 in Hollenberg Kansas and burial followed in Lanham cemetery A card of thanks from the Lohmeyer family follows.
John C. Hartigan attorney for the estate of Fannie Dymacek announces probate of the last will and testament and the appointment of J. Smith Diller as executor. A hearing is set for September 21 1934 at 9 oclock AM before County Judge R Bee. First publication August 31, last September 14.
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