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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1941
Page
5
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Hartigan and Skultergattys represent the estate of M Reent Reents deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska. Creditors must file claims by December 29, 1941. A claims hearing will be held December 30, 1941 at 10 A M in the County Court room to receive examine hear and adjust all filed claims. Samuel Gallamore County Judge. First publication September 4, last September 18, 1941.
Notice to interested parties that a petition seeks appointment of Ray Mudge as administrator of Willie E. Mudge estate in York County Nebraska. Hearing set September 19 1941 at 10 AM in County Court Room. Dated August 21 1941 Samuel Gallamore County Judge. First published August 28 1941 last September 11 1941.
The State of Nebraska versus creditors of the Alfred Mayborn estate are notified that on December 22 1941 and December 23 1941 at 10 A.M. they may receive examination hear claims and fees must be filed with Samuel Gellemore County Judge.
Bradford Diller sells at his Idaho residence one mile west of Diller on Thursday September 18 1941 starting at noon. Goods include 7 horses 18 hogs 11 dozen poultry and numerous implements and household items with items described such as two bay mares one black gelding and cattle plus farming tools and equipment. Proceeds for cash. Schultis Searing Roy Mathias Clerk.
Miss Mildred Long of San Fernando arrives for a visit with her brothers Ralph and Glenn Long and sister Mrs Opal Walker among other relatives and friends.
The Fairbury Fire Department has raised 1300 dollars to buy an iron lung for polio care in the area. The machine will be purchased this week.
The Diller Municipal Band will appear on the Jefferson County Fair program the first night Wednesday September 17. Eva Green is expected to join the event and pose inside the big Sousaphone for the special occasion.
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Weigel of Peoria Illinois spent the weekend and Labor Day in Diller with his parents Mr and Mrs Earl Weigel and family Earl Weigel returned to Illinois with his son and wife for a week's visit returning to Diller Saturday
Mr and Mrs J N Halverstadt of San Monica California arrived here last Saturday for a short visit with Rev and Mrs R D Hall. They left Wednesday for the east and will spend a month visiting relatives enroute. Harry Allen has been busy cutting beef into cooking sized pieces and stocking Holles store cold storage. Quanti es of fresh peaches were stored this week. It is quite privilege. Birthday greetings and baskets were exchanged for Mrs Gerd Henrichs Sr with family visits from several relatives.
Notice from the County Court announcing a hearing in the estate of Henry 8 Kouppel, deceased. Attorneys Hertigan and Skultery to represent. hearing set for October 8, 1941 at 10:00 A M in the county court room. Dated September 4, 1941. First publication September 11, last publication September 26.
Executors in Jefferson County file a final accounting and petition for discharge as estate administration concludes. Heirs are notified of the action and upcoming proceedings on final settlements.
Chas Gaisford and daughter Laura of Gage Oklahoma and Mis Mary Gaisford of Ellis visited the Fred Clark home on Wednesday afternoon and evening. The visitors are cousins of Mrs Clark.
Mr and Mrs Ed Hayes of Seattle Washington visit Mrs Mollie Riddle and other relatives in this vicinity. They note leaving Diller forty years ago per the Record Memories of the Past feature from last week.
Gearid Bowen teaches mathematics and history at St Edwards Junior High in Nebraska and coaches athletics. A Diller High School graduate, class of 1987, he attended Peru State Teachers College.
Mr Herb Royle of Beatrice and Dr Claude Ellis of Diller drove to eastern Colorado and back over the weekend. Both own land near Bloomington and report plentiful rain in the west and large amounts of wheat still unthreshed.
Miss Jean Bond Reuben Fanders and Freddie Drexler are among area youths entering Peru State Teachers College this week. Miss May Jean Young of Fairbury and Jean Carolynn Bond of Diller will again share a room this year.
Mr and Mrs Roy Mathias with his sister Mrs Grece Fasnacht and their young son Terrill drove to Red Cloud and back last Sunday. They visited relatives there. Terrill lamented the long journey yet did not see anything wilder than a jack rabbit.
The N. B. Club met Friday September 5 with Lola Geisbrécht present. Members tied a comfort and quilted. Refreshments were served by the hostess. They decided to hold the annual picnic Sunday in the Geisbrecht pasture.
Burdett Sidow, a young bread delivery driver, was injured when his truck skidded off the road south of Fairbury. He previously resided in Fairbury and had been delivering bread in town and rural areas.
Minister Robert D. Hall announces early worship at 11 A M with a sermon on progressing civilization. The message urges cooperative effort among people and notes Mrs. Hall will lead a group from Diller to work together with a cooperative effort.
The church presents Rev. L. J. Wolff as its new pastor at St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran. The appointment marks a leadership change for the congregation and its spiritual activities.
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