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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1938
Page
5
A fragmented catalog listing various fowl and feed terms including Diller Ma corrected wheat and 60 lb corn, Cream Eggs, Leghorn hens weights, and assorted sizes. Mentions heavy springs, light hens, and per pound prices. Reading shows a partial inventory of poultry and feed items with unclear dates or sources.
Carrots priced at 1.00 per bushel offered by E. B. Roelfs. Also selling three larger houses, steel posts, hedge posts, barbwire and woven wire. Ralph Hudson and John Steiner, managers at Black Bros Elevator Diller Nebraska, invite customers to see them for grain and feed.
Congressman Charles G. Binderup hosts a weekly program on KMMJ each Sunday at nine AM. He will discuss legislation and projects affecting Nebraska's Fourth Congressional District.
Mrs Moser expresses gratitude for flowers letters cards and acts of kindness received during a recent illness and thanks those who remembered her.
We extend our deep appreciation for your sympathy kindness and floral offerings in the loss of our husband and father. Mrs. Newt Hays Mr. and Mrs. Edward Bond and Mary Lou.
Household goods to be sold Wednesday September 28 at 1 30 P M cash terms 3rd house east of Presbyterian church in Steele City Nebraska items include oak library table iron bed sewing machine ranges heaters cabinets rockers desks bookcases rugs and more Anna L Earhart Roy Schultis and Geo Patterson clerks listing given placeholder for organizers.
Mrs Anna Earhart of Steele City visited Diller Tuesday and called on Russell McCreight. Mr and Mrs Henry Frisbie visited from Lincoln last Sunday, with the Richard family and Greiders. Mr and Mrs Bill Kunecke returned to Carroll Iowa Monday, with the former in trucking.
Mr and Mrs S C Hutchinson traveled to Omaha on Saturday and spent the weekend with their son Harold Hutchinson and his wife at their home.
Eileen Green arrives from Bridgeport Nebraska to spend the week with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Rex Green.
Mr. and Mrs. Saylor were dinner guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stewart on Wednesday. The ladies called on Mrs. Cavett in the afternoon. It is reported that Mrs. C. S. Clark mother of Francis Clark will make her future residence in Omaha after having lived in Fairbury for a number of years.
Max Johnson came home early this week from CCC Camp in Dakota and plans post graduate study at Diller High School this winter.
Mrs. S. C. Moser visited the Record office on Tuesday as a caller. She has been ill since around Easter but is reportedly improving and coming out of illness at this time.
Mr and Mrs V A Raymond traveled from Lincoln on Wednesday to spend part of the day at the home of Mrs Raymond the mother of the former and with other relatives.
Mrs Raymond and her daughters Flossie and Fern received two crates of Elberta peaches and a crate of pears shipped from Denver by LaForrest Raymond on Monday.
Mr and Mrs J H Madden returned to their Dix Nebraska home in the latter part of last week after spending a week with their son Lawrence Madden and family.
Francis Clark did not visit Dill er Sunday according to this reporter but he rode through town in the evening with a trailer load of vegetables bound for Omaha.
C. L. Geer Lumber and Coal advertises Hayden Lump and Hayden Nut coal and Oklahoma Blue Flame Lump at reasonable prices with contact via phone 153:02.
The first meeting at Arthur Wieths home on Thursday September 15 discussed the chapter What Shall We Read led by Mrs. Frank Grone. Members chose books, Asa Richardson to manage them, and L D Frisbie reviewed Bess Streeter Aldrich’s A Lantern in Her Hand.
A September 11 Beatrice Chautauqua Park picnic brought relatives old friends and neighbors from Ellis Diller Seward Lincoln Carroll Kalispell Montana and beyond to renew acquaintances. Attendees included J H Madden Dix Nebraska Harry Nelson Kalispell Montana Herbert Nelson Omaha Bill Kunecke Carroll Iowa and many others.
The H. H. Club met on September 14 with all members present. Guests included Mrs. Boward Peters Mrs. Frank Grabber and Mrs. Ray Eick. After business they played Chinese checkers with prizes won by Mrs. Ray Eick and Mrs. Rank Grone. A lunch followed.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Grone celebrated their forty ninth wedding anniversary last Sunday at their west town home. Relatives and friends arrived with baskets for a dinner including E L Dougherty of Lincoln G L Rich and family Frank Grone and family Olin Ulm and son J H Nippert and family Max Hall of Fairfield.
Lyle Cassel of Steele City returned from California with his truck. He and his wife and baby Margaret Gretzinger left for Powell Wyoming last Sunday where he will haul beers for a time. They plan to move on to California later to access stored household effects.
Rev L J Wolff pastor C L Hullman supt S S Sunday School 9 30 German Communion 10 30 One communion 8 00 P M Sunday School holds annual business meeting with officer elections Nominating committee named John Weers Mrs Harry Ahbrends Henry Behrends Sunday Oct 2 no services Sunday School 9 30 Beginning Oct 9 services start 9 30 Sunday School after 10 30 service
Pastor C F Wagner invites congregants to Sunday School at ten with the lesson A Steadfast and Triumphant Faith. Mrs Ray Lamb leads S S Supt. A Toure ponies meeting at George invites upper grade and high school students. Worship at 7 30 P M. The Lord seeks those who cultivate His presence in life.
The Bible school will meet from 10 to 11 A M with a literary and spiritual lesson. The world next Sunday the 23rd Psalm will be studied in the S Schoole. At 11 the service of worship with sermon topic Since is for us who can be against us. You are invited to share this service with us. Good music will be a special feature.
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