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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1935
Page
5
Historical market notes list grain prices with no 1 00 and 2 98 for wheat no 1 00 2 98 corn mixed no 2 14 corn white 75 yellow 7 data appears garbled but shows a prices snapshot including hens heavy and springs heaviness in livestock terms from a 19th or early 20th century market page.
Mrs Roy Mansfield is recovering from an attack of the mumps as reported in local health notes. The brief update notes her illness and ongoing recovery.
Chas. Carr of Fairbury visited the Hick and Clark residence Saturday as a caller.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hughes of York spent Monday with his mother Mrs S M Hughes.
The west side gutter on Main Street is kept neat where it is swept out by local business men occasionally.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Gaisford traveled from Reynolds for a Sunday dinner with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Vester Carmichael, highlighting family gathering in the community.
Mrs Carrie M Wrigley of Lincoln informs she has traveled to St Francis Kansas and will stay there for about two months.
Davis real estate transfer report records William H. Rouliston selling a quarter section NE 1414 three and a half miles south of Diller to Paul Beckwith of Omaha for cash.
A description notes a yellow material used on the PWF over the past week. It is said to be heavy enough to smooth rough spots and could make a passable road if applied more. The claim emphasizes its potential to shave down bumps.
Mees Juniors and Rossiter Preston who spent months in Illinois visited cousins Mrs C J Hiatt Beatrice Mrs Jennie Upson Odell and Mrs James Pickard Diller while en route to their home at Burchard Nebraska.
Mr and Mrs Ardell venues visited Marford then traveled to Chicago on Saturday. They paused at Mrs Paul Beckwiths home and stayed with her family enroute.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Grone and Mrs Violet Kunecke with son traveled to Lincoln for the state fair on Thursday. Mr Grone, Violet, and son returned Saturday while Mrs Grone stayed for a longer visit. They were joined by Mrs Margaret Albers of Beatrice.
Mr and Mrs Willis Clark hosted guests last Friday at their home 14 miles west of Diller Mrs Jennie Line and her daughters Miss Alice of Fairbury Dr Eva Frownwelter and her daughter Mary Aon and husband of Chicago Mrs Clarence Stallan and her son Richard attended the evening was spent with ice cream and cake served to all.
Farmhouse available for rent with contact number 11505 for interested parties.
County commissioner Patterson made a brief stop in town on Tuesday morning, meeting local officials and residents before continuing his schedule.
Mr and Mrs Fred Preston of Fairbury spent Thursday at the home of Mr and Mrs James Pickard in a social visit noting local community ties.
Mrs. Schindler of Fail City is resting at the home of her son Supt. and Mrs. W A Schindler in the locality.
True Thompson has come back from Winona Minnesota where he worked in the Great Northern machine shops since June 28.
Miss Mildred Mares spent the weekend at Diller as a guest of Mr and Mrs E E Hilland. She is teaching at Hebron this year.
Belle Leaper was taken to Odell hospital early this week where she underwent an operation. She is suffering from a complication of ailments as a result of the procedure.
Carl Sandman and his wife Mrs. Sandman formerly Mary Snyder, with their family, left Wednesday for Grand Junction Colorado, where they expect to establish their future home. Carl says he has not been satisfied here since living in the west.
The Musser property, home to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Starr, in the town's west section has received a new roof and two coats of white paint on the exterior, making the house and household goods appear refreshed after recent repairs.
Dean Barber and Wendell Fanders arrived home Saturday night after a pleasant trip to the Black Hills. They visited an old friend, Henry Diller, who is farming near Potter Nebraska in western Cheyenne county, where his uncle Joe Madden also resides.
The O. A. Cooper company is changing the lower elevator after purchase. Interior repairs continue while the exterior is clad in galvanized iron, shifting from old to modern design. J. W. Youngman of Humboldt oversees the project. Harry Green Frans Johnson Wilbur Green and Lester Strawhaicker handle the work.
Gilbert Carmichael, son of Mr and Mrs Vance Carmichael and grandson of Gilbert Brauserie, was knocked from his horse when a Kansas City truck struck from behind while he rode home from Steele City. He was taken to Odell hospital, then sent home, then readmitted with appendicitis. his grandfather Brauserie visited and reported he is progressingNicely.
Wheat shipments arrived in town this week and prices surged to one dollar on Wednesday for the first time in over a year.
Carl and Paul Stange took Ruth Stahl to Peru Nebraska on Tuesday in the former’s car so she can attend Teachers College there.
Mrs. Ruth Myers departed Tuesday for Fairbury then Lincoln to reach her home after a week visiting her mother Mrs. Carrie Sparks and other relatives at this location.
Mrs A T Harding formerly Mildred Tucker and now living in Auburn Nebraska where her husband Dr Harding runs a dental practice visited her sister Mrs C H Cully last Thursday.
Mr and Mrs Mont Andrews and their son Chester of Denver visited Mrs Elmer Greider and family last Friday. They traveled to Rockford Nebraska Tuesday to spend a few days at their old home.
Orle Geer traveled to Ainsworth Nebraska where his wife and baby had been visiting her parents since mid August. They returned home Tuesday evening. Ainsworth lies in Brown County about 145 miles west and 175 miles north of the area.
Bargain offer for six months of World Herald daily and Sunday by mail with magazines Liberty Pictorial Review McCalls and Serenade for four hundred fifty dollars. Order now for lowest price.
The Daily Sun urges residents to lock ignition and doors as thieves raid vehicles at that location. Police advise motorists to secure cars when parking. P. L. Place reports a theft of a pair of shoes and hose from a car in Beatrice on Tuesday.
Abner Bristol visited Sunday and took four of his youngest children and part of the household goods to Fowler in Meade county Kansas near Dodge City. Daughter Esther remained to care for grandfather C A Green at the Bristol home. Abner works as a lineman for a pipeline company.
The Happy Hour Club met with Mrs. Orville Richardson. Mrs. Paul Renz won the whistling contest, while Mrs. G Richardson took first and Mrs. Will Amos second in rock. Guests included Mrs. Frank Cully Mrs. Bruce Barton and Mrs. Paul Renz. Hostess served lunch assisted by Mrs. Paul Renz.
Out Bethel Way Clair Barnett and three daughters drove to Lincoln. Rain delayed return, arriving home Monday evening. Roy James hosted neighbors for threshing last Saturday. School enrollment now 17 with four first graders and Esther Burroughs, Rockford, teaching. Charlie Cully spends weeks in Oklahoma due to loan fears. Robey Gritz returns from South Dakota work. Bethel District has two students at Diller High and two at Odell.
A column lists teachers connected with Diller and provides their addresses. The compiled directory notes where each educator can be reached for contact or inquiries.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous educators and students with mixed Nebraska towns and U.S. states. Names include W. A. Schindler Floyd Sinkey Ruth Lutz and Ruth Lutz with others like Iris Hammel Flossie Raymond Lucille Sparks Alice Line Esther Gretzinger Hubert Filley Marion Diller Rachel Viers Averil Fouts Mildred Marés Lucille Hanson Marjorie Lyle Lydia Krebs Eileen Green Grace Myers Mildred Mayborn Bonnie Green Helen Green Louise Sturdevant Wilbur Emmert C E Westcott Cavett Alberta Lee Thompson plus Miss Albright and Dr Aubrey Diller. Locations cover Bennett Fairbury Cortland Hampton Blair Omaha Falls City Gothenburg Deshler Arcadia Beatrice Paris and Italy references. The fragment suggests a school or alumni roll or staff listing with scattered addresses and international study notes.
A fragment lists Viola Krebs 66 near Diller Logan 56 near Iller Max Logan 4 miles north of Jansen. Bessie Novotny 57 Jack Hill school. Dorothy Hauver 88 Bell school. Gladys Lottman 82 Gladys Hayes Gage Co.. Esther Maichow Blauser Sylva Sible 162 Frisbe. Erma Sible Clancy Velma Novotny 182 Jamison Bethel Mann Bartlett districts.
Final account and petition for final settlement filed in Jefferson County Nebraska by Ad ministratrix and Administrator of the estate of Isabelle I Vieths deceased. Hearing set for October 5 1935 at 9:00 A M to determine heirs at law. contest permitted. County Judge E R Bee seal.
Creditors of Emma L Fry estate must file claims by January 6 1936 and debts paid by September 7 1936. The county judge will receive examine hear allow or adjust claims January 7 1936 at 9 o clock a m in the County Court room.
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