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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1938
Page
5
Readable lines show prices for wheat corn eggs and various hens and stags with weights and batch numbers. The fragment notes markets day Thursday and references item codes and small price figures like .08 to .38 per unit.
Grain and feed dealer in Diller Nebraska invites customers to see John Steiner manager for grain and feed needs. Official business card style notice highlighting location and contact.
A London writer notes Devil's Punchbowl in Hindhead Surrey draws visitors, but three such Punchbowls exist in Britain. Legends link Satan to features from Devil's Dyke to Devil's Apronsul, yet geologic ice age explains these stones' positions.
The Lyons assassination of President Marie Carnot is described with three companions and mounted police. A man jumped onto the carriage running board and fatally stabbed Carnot. The killer, in Collier's Weekly, claimed the act shouting Vive l anar.
Mrs. Cora Gretzinger of Steele City spent the day visiting the Cavett home. Mrs. J. D. Fanders from Fairbury visited town and old friends. For sale McCormick deer ing 3 section barrow. We Gee Sasse 1 a a. The world will never get any better until the children are an improvement over their parents.
Bert Bell returned to Diller from a Southern California trip with Claude Dunn of Greely, Colorado. He offers 20 acres of good row crop feed and a gentle pony for sale at 11 E.M. Crocker.
C L Geer Ller and Coal advertises coal for purchase by phone 15302. Miss Rachel Viers returns to Tecumseh Nebraska to teach another year in the grade schools, accompanied by her father.
Betty Thompson suffered a painful scald on her arm and hand after colliding with her sister. A bowl of hot gravy she carried spilled, causing the burn.
Mr and Mrs Chas E Waggoner left early Tuesday for a ten day trip visiting the Rocky Mountains. They planned to pass through Goodland Kansas on the way to Colorado Springs.
Congressman Charles G. Binderup will discuss legislation and projects of vital interest to the Fourth Congressional District on KMMJ radio at nine o clock Sunday morning.
Mrs Elma Tappley no longer works at the Sandman Cafe. Her husband traveled from southern California on Saturday and they departed Tuesday in a new car with a Mexico license plate heading south.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Gorhan and their two daughters of Council Bluffs visited Mrs. James Emerson and the Ferry family in Agnew from Sunday evening through Monday evening, staying at the Ferry home.
Duane Clark leaves Blue Rapids Kansas to begin school work with others on Monday. He spent the summer with his mother in Blue Rapids and will live with his uncle and aunt Pickard until the Clarks return from their summer painting job.
Mr and Mrs O L Geer and Mr and Mrs O R Geer with son returned home last Thursday from a visit to Hezel Carpenter and family in War Roads northern Minnesota. Roy Geer shows marked health improvement and says he wouldn t trade their Canada trip for anything.
A note from Lincoln this week recounts Diller attendees at the state fair. Names include R W Green Petty Clark Jean Bond Harry Allen Mary Loth Wilbur Green Bud Lottman and others seen on the grounds and at Capitol Beach during Labor Day activities.
The church reports a fine summer record in Sunday School aiming for 140 by Rally Day Oct 2. Choirs under Mrs Ray Green gave music last Sunday. A number of new members joined and the pastor welcomed back from vacation. Worship Sunday includes a sermon Where is God to be Found. Missionary meeting Friday Sept 16 at Mrs Riddle’s home led by Mrs R W Green.
The St. Pauls Ev Lutheran near Diller outlines Sunday School at 9 30 English services at 10 30 Luther League at 8 00 and a women s missionary society meeting on Wednesday Sept 14 The annual Mission festival is set for Sept 18 with Rev J Peil Emerald and Rev C Goldenstein preaching Communion on Sept 25 German morning English evening A congregational vote grants the pastor a leave for graduate study at Northwestern Seminary starting after Sept last Sunday and Rev J Goemmel Lanham will supply during his absence Watch for any service time changes.
The Keystone Kensington gathered in the annex on Friday afternoon due to rain and muddy roads instead of Mrs Clarence Steffens country home. A good turnout attended the business session then social time with fancy work. Mrs Steffen and helpers served a lunch of homemade ice cream and two kinds of cake. Guests included Miss Ruth Pyche.
Archaeologists report scattered discoveries in Nebraska including a prehistoric mound south of Norfolk found in 1886, a verme bone from a trioculus hostogonigus in Rule, a 1894 stone oven near Cheyenne County, mastodon bones and about thirty human skulls near Peru, and diverse mound work by paleontologists in 1913.
C F Wagner pastor of the Methodist Church and Mrs Ray Lamb superintendent of the Sunday School announce services and activities. Sunday School begins at ten with regular classes for all ages and a welcoming spirit.
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