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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1930
Page
3
A collage of small notices mentions Diller State Bank sale, Ernest Sasse’s son Orlin ill, sale of pure wool comforter by Mrs Leonard Richardson and others. Local chatter notes farm gas/oil contact, a Beatrice hospital gallstone operation, and Henry Ford forecast, plus shoe repair shop promotions in Fairbury Nebraska.
The J. N. C. met with Mrs. Frank Robinson on Sept. 11. Thirteen members answered the roll call and an interesting business meeting followed. The afternoon included visiting and fancy work, with refreshments served. The group adjourned to meet again in three weeks on Oct. 1 with Mrs. Joe Hiatt.
Beatrice visitors noted C B Ashcraft and wife while Elias Hadley moved into the Dr Ellis property near the Burlington depot. 125 osteopath convention attendees in Fairbury. Earl Riddle injured a hand on a nail requiring surgery. Marguerite Logan taken to Fairbury hospital in a Waggoner Bros ambulance. D C Stafford overheated on the Liberty highway south of Diller. John Meyer bought and tore down Forest Hartzel’s ice house for lumber to build a shed north of Diller. George Specht family of Washington Kan visited Diller. former residents. Frisbie family motor trip to Hereford Texas to visit Bert and Mrs Frisbie. Charles Wells of Smith Bros pipe line crew injured with two broken ribs unloading gas pipe in Burlington yards. Arthur and Mrs Grone returned from trips to Lincoln Aurora York visiting relatives and a radio station. Mrs Alice Yeoulls and Mrs Nevin Shanks left for Lincoln then Pennsylvania after visiting John Miller’s family, traveled by bus. Foster Helvey, Democrat candidate for county clerk, visited Fairbury and left card.
Odell Nebraska September 13. A late night crash on the streets left Roy Hill with severe cuts and bruises Arlington Newell suffered a shattered right leg and Velma Tincher painful back injury. Hill drove a Ford coupe with six Odell youths aboard and struck the rear of a parked Hugh McGee truck.
S. F. Clark and the editor joined John Greider on Monday forenoon to Beatrice in his Buick coupe. Richard and Mildred Mayborn with Wendell Fanders Muriel and Clarice Moffit are state university students in Lincoln from Diller and nearby.
A. Mayborn and wife, L. A. Mayborn and wife, and Clyde Thaber and wife travel along the Pacific coast from Portland to Los Angeles visiting multiple points of interest.
G and J Stalwart tires priced at 29x4 40 for 5.55 installed. Offered by Gambie Stores in Beatrice Nebraska as a compare with Goodyear All Weather U S Royal Firestone Gum Dipped and other first line tires.
Mr and Mrs C B E Waggoner visited Lincoln relatives on Wednesday. Mr Waggoner called at the hospital to check on Mr Wiener hurt in Friday night auto accident. Mr and Mrs Earl Snyders and Miss Mable Saunders of Alliance arrived Tuesday evening for a visit with W Snyder family in Harbine.
J. E. Copeland of Beatrice, formerly Diller, had a rock strike blow out north of the Diller cemetery. His car overturned into a ditch, he left it temporarily and rode home in a passing car.
A heavy rain and hailstruck area northwest of Diller Sunday afternoon flooding roads. Corn shed leaves, Les Barber suffered losses including chickens killed by hail. Auto tops were perforated as Indian Creek rose quickly from the downpour.
The P. H. C. club gathered Friday afternoon September 12 with six members and three visitors. They visited and pieced quilt blocks for the hostess. Refreshments were served by Mrs Angell, who invites all members to meet Friday afternoon September 26.
A September 10 gathering by the N R C and families marked a 35th anniversary for Hays and Asa Richardson. The muddy roads delayed arrival as guests joined a surprise supper with a bride and groom table theme, Ian? playful favors for Ralph Friabie, and warm neighborly cheer.
Gilbert Plager son of Mr and Mrs Will Plager appears on this weeks sick list with acknowledgment of illness and family notice for the community.
Graydon Habicht son of Mr and Mrs Ernest Habicht of Worthington Minnesota formerly of Diller entered the state university at Lincoln Tuesday
Mr and Mrs Isaac Saylor moved to Diller on Monday into a corner property north of the M E church recently purchased from Rex A Green. The move marks a new residence for the Saylor family in the community.
The Woman's Club plans a reception for teachers and new members at Mrs. R. Andrews home on Wednesday evening September 24 at 8 p.m. The Social and Music committees oversee the arrangements.
J Hutchinson, his brother Lew, and son Billie of Wymore traveled to Bucklin Missouri to see their brother Leonard after twenty years. They note good roads with pavement from St. Joseph to Bucklin and a very dry spell with no rain yet in Bucklin.
The Record corrects a misstatement that Mr and Mrs Fred Frisbie visited Colorado with Mr and Mrs Delmar Hale and that he was their son in law. It was DeVere Hale and wife who visited and are their son in law and daughter.
Aubrey Diller left Thursday September 11 for Ann Arbor Michigan where he will teach Greek and Latin at the State University En route he will visit friends at St Joseph and spend time in Chicago with his brothers Robert Diller and Mr and Mrs Neal V Diller
Mr. and Mrs. Saylor express gratitude to friends who helped move them to their new home in Diller and to the girls who laid the rugs to make it feel like home. They bless all who offered help and pray for blessings from heaven.
Cash in banks and due from national and state banks total 24 578 28 with bonds 9 637 29 and real estate 4 452 69. Total assets 270 852 09. Mayborn cashier swears the report to the Department of Trade and Commerce. Notary Frank T. Pearce certifies on Sept 16. 1980.
Report shows assets including loans, cash in banks, checks and items of exchange totaling 84 888.24 and 267 048.17 in liabilities and capital. The cashier J Smith Diller swears this is a true copy of the report made to the state commerce department.
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