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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1932
Page
1
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran led by H Plager hosts Sunday School at 9 30. Methodist Episcopal Church guided by L M Cavett offers Sunday School at 10. Trinity Methodist Congregational with Rev Robert A Helms provides Sunday School at 10 and services at 10 a m and 7 30 p m.
Local notes show Democrats in Pleasant precinct planning a primary on the 16th in the city for the precinct nomination. Mrs Leonard Frisbie reports a shelf collapse wasting over forty quarts of canned fruit and vegetables Friday morning.
An event at Mrs. Calkins home includes family visits by Lee Calkins and granddaughter Mrs. Leonard Frisbie as she plans to return to Blue Springs. A neighboring editor wins a $1,000 capital prize for magazine quiz answer. Carbolene Chicken Shops advertise mite proof spray by Cornbelt Lumber Co in Diller Nebraska.
Mrs Isabel Vieths came back Wednesday from Rock Island after being called to attend a sister who is reported quiet low. Mrs Fouts, who accompanied Mrs Vieths, remained to care for the house.
At a directors meeting of the Diller Farmers Grain Co an apparently unanimous vote favored a credit request. The board voiced the motion and formalities noting the request for credit.
A sizable crowd attended the Diller band festival in Fairbury on Sunday with many bands performing and joining in the final number. The event showcased local ensembles in a lively community gathering.
The county fair is planned for next week. Hnquent mchencinated pieces and names appear in fragmented text. H. H. Beckwith traveled to Cloud with A. Green on Monday. Mrs. Will Tristman returned home Tuesday after a hospital stay for nervous trouble. Emil Renz spent several days visiting at a brother's home.
Mrs Margaret Albers who had lived in the county for several months has moved back to the town and will reside this winter with Mrs Mattie Henrichs who is in poor health.
The Womans Club will meet with Mrs. Carico next Tuesday afternoon for special business. Mrs John Carico serves as president.
Mrs. Margaret Murray of Jansen fell in a yard while walking with friend Mrs. Clifford Sparks. She injured a leg and needed Dr. Diehl's services to ease her suffering.
Lon and Ralph Speeht returned from an auto trip to St Francis Kansas to visit Wes Carmichael and family who formerly lived near Diller. They report the corn crop fair around St Francis but nearly a total failure near Red Cloud.
Diller businessmen announce a home talent carnival on Wednesday September 28 beginning at 4:00 pm with ten games an inter band and specialties on a raised main street platform. A platform dance and other amusements are planned with further announcements and handbills.
The NRC met at the home of Mrs. Will Amos Wednesday for an all day gathering. A noon cafeteria style dinner was served to attendees. Fourteen people were present, including Ida Wood, with additional notes of the afternoon activities.
Young players enjoy a ball game similar to regular baseball with a smaller ball and a big ball. Women also played Wednesday evening, while a floodlight project near the city pumping station seeks funding for night play, with a committee actively soliciting.
A pleasant afternoon at Mrs Chas Chas hosted guests after the business hour. Eleven members enjoyed light refreshments and a hostess served a delicious assortment.
A group of two men and two women allegedly hounded an elderly man with chants and then obtained a small check. They raised the sum to 61 dollars, with one man taking the check and a woman cashing it at a bank before fleeing. authorities had not captured them at press time.
Rumors circulate that Diller High School has dropped Normal Training, but faculty deny the change and reaffirm the curriculum’s strength. Officials caution against sensational publicity and emphasize stability of courses offered.
Four Beatrice women accused of shoplifting in Diller Harbine and Ellis last Saturday. They allegedly took a dress three shirts and a belt at Clark's in Diller and a can of walnuts and lead pencils at Peters in Diller. The note mentions Coal feeding hogs and local business ads as well.
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