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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1933
Page
5
Rye seed for sale and local notices in Falls County
For sale Rye seed 75c per bushel by Orval Wiemers. Dining table in good condition listed by Mrs. Vernon Hill. A three year old Hereford bull for sale by Ray Lamb of Diller Nebraska. Ate Scott Miller and family and Mrs. Mary Willems visited the state fair yesterday. Mrs. Calkins of Blue Springs visiting son Lee Calkins. A long fence in Kingsville Texas noted on ranch boundary. Local notices include church code remark and shoe shop ad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Hill
Herford
Ray Lamb
Diller, Nebr
Scott Miller
Mary Willems
Unclear Injury Claim Reassessed After Exam
Lloyd Green initially thought to have a broken arm at Denson. Doctors later found the arm was not broken, correcting an earlier injury report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lloyd Green
Denson
Crenata Uniaionia
Unsure fragmentary notice from late issue
Fragmentary report notes a patient from Spars Mor operated on with a steady recovery during post procedure observations.
Sugar from beets and cane shown identical in chemistry
The North Carolina College reports no difference between beet and cane sugar. Chemical formulas are identical and no test can tell the source. Differences arise only from refining methods affecting crystal size and grain hardness, which influence solubility. The housewife’s choice may hinge on canning needs and preferred auger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eearientees College
Local residents make midweek visits and trips
A.R. Milow and Wendel Fanders traveled to Lincoln on Tuesday for a business trip. Dana Bugbee, Mr. Beam, and Lester Barnie called on Homer Ramsey Monday. Elsie Tarnow of Steele City visited Diller Friday for dental work. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Sailing of Odell visited Wednesday afternoon at Mrs. Warthen’s home. Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Green and Mr. and Mrs. Francis Clark went to Lincoln yesterday to attend the state fair. Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Tristrap and Arlie visited last week with Clint and family at Tobias. Mr. and Mrs. Lew Webling of Lanham spent Sunday evening with Henry and Arntt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana Bugbee
Mr. Beam
Lester Barnie
Homer Ramsey
Elsie Tarnow
Steele City
Diller
R. W. Green
Francis Clark
Lincoln
W. G. Tristrap
Arlie
Clint
Tobias
Lew Webling
Lanham
Henry Arntt
Correction note and local notices from Diller area
A correction states Bernetta Mary cut her finger, not Wilda, and she is recovering. Eleanor Filley returns to Alvo to teach at the Smith Bush dancing schools. Howard Peters visits the Nebraska state fair in Lincoln and stays with Mrs. Will Egger. An ad offers a limited one dollar deal on vanilla extract cocoa bars olive soap and face powder. Drayman Louis Findling briefly worries about a lost bill book before Wig Groen ends up returning it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eleanor Filley
Alvo
Nebr
Smith- Bush: Danced Schools
Diller
Picnic Party to Lincoln Last Sunday Morning Adventure
A group loaded three cars with people and cats and drove to Antelope Park to view bears wolves and monkeys. They toured the capital building with a guide then visited the museum before returning home declaring the day wonderful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nuptial Shower and Mock Wedding For Kathryn Johnson
Past Nuptial Shower hosted by Mrs. Scott Miller at her home complimented the bride Mrs. Kathryn Johnson. The afternoon featured a mock wedding skit with Laree Fahrenwald in antique dress, piano accompaniment by Pearl Fasnacht, and comedic readings. Guests wore fall flowers and parasols as the bridal party enacted playful rites and a cake presentation followed by dancing and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Miller
Floyd Goldeberry
Hazel Lottmen
Laree Bristol Fahrenwald
Pearl Fasnacht
Eileen Green
Kathryn Johnson
Nebraska
Veha-La- Weed
Eleanor Filley
Eloise
Jean Andrews
Vivian Waggoner
Resolo
Rachael
Man and Ward
I. R. Andrews
G. L. Waggoner
Mary W
Residents Move into Fred Clark Building on Main Street
Charley Green and Bill Bristol moved into the Fred Clark building on Main Street. A note mentions an at country home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Vint Logan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Green
Bill Bristol
Fred Clark
Main Street
Vint Logan
White on green license plates with smaller numerals
Next year plates switch to white characters on a green background with numerals reduced from four to three inches in height. Officials say the change aims to standardize design and improve readability across vehicles.
Diller Elevator Co Plans Shipments This Week
The Diller Elevator Co will begin making some shipments again this week after filling to storage grain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Elevator Co
Mrs Renz and Phyllis Return From Beatrice Care Visit
Mrs Paul Renz and Phyllis returned home Sunday evening from Beatrice where she had been caring for her mother Mrs Polfus who is ill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Renz
Phyllis
Evenin
Beatrice
Polfus
Dillers Choose Davis as New School Principal Residence
Mr. Charlies H. Davis and his wife will occupy the Mrs. John W. Miller property on LaVelle street on her arrival, though the stay may not be brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Charlies H. Davis
John W. Miller
LaVelle Street
Clark brothers and Pickard paint farm buildings in Lexington
Fred and Everett Clark and LaVern Pickard returned to Lexington Nebraska after Labor Day at their Diller homes and are painting a set of farm buildings for Prudential Insurance Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred and
Everett Clark
LaVern Pickard
Diller
Lexington
Nebr
Prudential Insurance Co
Piano Recital at the Mildred Mayborn Home
The annual piano recital for Mildred Mayborn pupils was held Tuesday evening September 5 at the O. J. Mayborn home. Parents attended and refreshments followed. The program included pieces by diverse students such as Witkeg, Steffen, Nippert, Grabber, Johnson, Cully, Ahrends Nippert, and others with arrangements by various teachers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Mayborn
O. J. Mayborn
oThanine Anderson
R. Steffen
Ichard
Ste Teffen
Robin
M. Nippert
Arjorie Ippert
Betty Grabber
Avis Johnson
R. Grabber
Fairies
Cale
G. Cully
Theere Belores
F. Nippert
Nippert Andante
Surtees Syarhiey
Farmers rush to sign Triple A wheat contracts in county
About one third of Jefferson County wheat growers covering roughly 24 000 acres filed for Triple A wheat contracts in the past week. Many plan to sign more days at the County Court House in Fairbury Nebraska as county figures show 50 to 60 percent of signups on first filing and 80 to 90 percent in Western Nebraska expect total participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Fairbury
Nebr
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Ramsey Family Visit and Teaching Appointment Reported
Mrs. Lu Ramsey, Mr. and Mrs. Og Ramsey and daughters Ma and Beverly visited Homer Ramsey's home last week. Miss Marian Diller left Friday for Ruskin Nebraska to teach in the city's schools in the intermediate room and to teach music in the grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lu Ramsey
Og Ramsey
Beverly
Ramsey
Homer Ramsey
Marian Diller
Ruskin
Nebr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diller State Bank
Pepe Ta
Gage County
Orval Wiemers
Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop
Bonham Theatre
Kingsville
Texas
Harry Weddel
Dixie Rose
Sterling, Cole
Wm. Glather
Anne of Hers Pammers
Ches
A.R. Milow
Wendel Fanders
Bernetta Mary
Wilda
Howard Peters
Will Egger
Louis Findling
Wig Groen Ender Ote
Norma Green
the Tea Party
Dick Beckwith
Franz Behr
L. M. Hurst, Diller
Jefferson County Fair Society Horse Show
Free Street
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