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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1930
Page
1
Will Henrichs will dispose of his entire dairy herd soon. Betty Grabber, daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Grabber, has been under the doctors care this week. Enquire at the Record office for details and notices.
Two children of Mr and Mrs Earl King living 2 percent miles north and 1 percent east of Diller are on the sick list.
The Diller Woman's Club year book was printed at this office and delivered yesterday. It contains the club's program for the year 1930 1931. The notice reminds readers that unsigned articles or news reports are prohibited, as in reputable newspapers.
Mrs. Wheeler of St. Edwards, previously ill at the homes of her daughters Mrs. H. K. Shutt and Mrs. Will Henrichs, was able to return to her home on Monday after a period of illness.
Miss Lucile Sparks daughter of Mr and Mrs Chester Sparks resides southwest of Diller and will teach again at the same school as last year located two miles north of Havock continuing her teaching role in the same district.
Fayetta Hudson, treated after a roller skating accident in Steele City, was discharged from Beatrice hospital and brought home Friday to resume studies at Diller High School.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Frame of Hershey along with their son Thomas L. Frame grand champion boy at the state fair spent several days last week visiting at the home of Mrs. Frame’s grandmother Emma Fry and nephew Quinter Fry and family.
Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson plus Mr and Mrs H H Green and their children joined a large family picnic at Chautauqua Park on Sunday. The guests of honor were Mr and Mrs S D Maw of McDonald Kansas and Mr and Mrs Ralph Maw and daughter of Neleigh Nebraska. About fifty relatives attended.
The framework for H. E. Green's new bungalow was erected yesterday signaling progress on the residence. Dr. and Mrs. Claude Ellis plan a autotrip starting tomorrow, traveling through South Dakota and Iowa.
Jefferson County reports receipt of 3125.06 dollars from the August gas tax collection, part of a net amount totaling 237107.76 dollars. Local officials note the funds support county services and road maintenance programs.
The Kane child from five miles east and fourteen north of Diller is reported quite ill this past week. J E Shanks family of Mayville Mo moving to Phillips Neb stopped in Diller on business Tuesday. Flora Riddle and son John of North Platte visited at Chas Brandt’s and other Diller relatives before returning home last Friday.
George Riddle entered Beatrice hospital yesterday for heart trouble and expects to stay about a week for treatment before completing care at his home in Diller.
Mr and Mrs Fred Frisbie and daughter Helen spent several days with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Delmar Hale at Brush Cole and returned home Tuesday Mrs Hale who had been quite ill is reported as improving
Elias Hadley receives notice of the death of his brother Henry Hadley of Weatherford Ohio. Henry, 76, was struck on the head by an assailant and robbed on August 16 and died August 29 after remaining unconscious. Early Diller area settler remembered. act described as atrocious.
Mrs Martha Geer is reported not well for a day or two. A German loud speaker fear hears five miles away. Darlene Hand born to Mr and Mrs R W Hand near Diller. Warthen and Cassidy guests of Mrs L Warthen. Clara L Gross 80, pioneer of Irbury, dies in Pasadena. she and George Cross founded the Fairbury Gazette 60 years ago last week.
Mrs Carrie Green and Bonnie returned Sunday from a ten day visit to South Bend. A Lincoln connection joined them at the trip's end and drove them to South Bend where he teaches math at the high school. They toured Whiting and Chicago noting industry and landmarks.
At Mrs. Leonard Frisbie’s home in Kensington a Keystone and Loyal Women’s class meeting of the Congregational church gathered Friday afternoon. The event featured socializing, a light misstep, a prize race won by Mrs. Ray Green, and refreshments before departing.
A letter from Beatrice recounts a Lincoln state fair visit with Mrs. A O Richardson and Mrs. Henry Frisbie giving a lift home after a minor car crash that damaged the Pearce auto. The note includes corn crop observations between Fremont and Wayne and a homering anecdote about a baseball player who peaked on one big hit. The King child head injury required hospital care but recovery began with a cake home.
The Diller markets posted prices for grains and farm products. Wheat at 66 cents, corn 79, oats 32, cream 37, eggs 20, heavy hens 14, springs 14, roosters 7.
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