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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1937
Page
5
A distorted market listing fragment provided by Diller Markets shows poultry items with hens Leghorn roosters and weights, but the text is garbled. It includes per pound prices and item types such as heavy and light springs and roosters, with unclear numbers and units.
Five barrel used round galvanized tank for sale enquire at the Record office. Ballard estate items include a grain wagon hay rake mower manure spreader Economy King cream separator nearly new stoves and more. Mrs Ray Lamb administrator is noted.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Casper have moved into the Lichty residence, marking a change in occupancy at the property.
Local notice invites buyers to purchase storm windows and storm doors now to save money. Advertisement by C. L. Geer Lumber and Coal lists contact phone number 153:02.
Mr and Mrs Frank Zook traveled from Barneston to visit old friends in Diller last Sunday afternoon. Frank oversees a state road maintenance job based in Barneston, a post held for about ten to fifteen years.
We thank friends and neighbors for the many kind deeds during the illness and death of husband and father. Mrs Albert Leaper and family.
Mr and Mrs Onke Franzen of Steele City visited at this place last Sunday Rev and Mrs Pyche enjoyed a visit from their son wife and baby from Lincoln last Sunday Mrs Orlo Geer and son returned Sunday evening from Ainsworth where they visited relatives Mr Wm D Delano went to Lincoln Wednesday to consult a specialist regarding a serious eye infection Miss Jean Bond had her tonsils removed last Saturday at the Odell hospital keeping her out of school for several days Miss Phyllis Renz recovering from scarlet fever is starting her Senior year in Diller high school Wealthy Fasnacht is learning to operate the switchboard at the Central office and will be the relief operator
Roelf Beckman and Keith Johnson refinished rooms at Odell General Hospital this week. Interior walls now feature fresh paint across the hospital areas involved.
Mr and Mrs A Ewers and Mr and Mrs Leonard Ewers with sons Richard and Kent visited their sister and aunt Mrs Isabella Raymond on Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Albert Koch hosted the N B C club last Thursday with quilting and a lunch of jello cake sandwiches and coffee. The next meeting will be at Mrs George Wiemers on September 30 with a business session and officer elections. Reporter.
The Barnett family traveled to Lincoln last week. Mrs Barnett has been ill and stays with Mr Barnett’s parents hoping to regain health. Margaret will attend high school in Lincoln next year. Lucile plans to find work in the city. Mr Barnett and his daughter Kathryn manage the farm southeast of town known as the old Pitts place.
Dorcas Kensington group gathered in church parlors on Thursday afternoon September 16 with a good turnout. The business session opened with devotions led by Mrs. Moser. Two contests produced prize winners Mrs. Amos and Dorothy Nippert. Guests included Mesdames Weers Stewart Ludington Casper Miller Nippert Flossie Raymond Hayne Weidhauer and Misses Nippert Raymond Weidhauer. A luncheon was served by committee members Waemere Nancy Robertson W T Logan Lloyd Sinkey John Carico.
Elias Hadley spent Monday repairing brick and masonry in Fred Shutt’s building two doors north of the Record office. Mrs Nellie Miller of Lincoln visited relatives from Saturday to Monday and Scott Miller drove her to Fairbury to catch the train home.
The Diller Woman's Club held its opening fall meeting September 15 at Mrs Ralph Long's home with 13 members present. Rex Green spoke on early Diller history, Mrs Jennie Line sang, and refreshments were served by officers. The next gathering on October 6 plans a reception for ministers teachers and new members.
Mrs Emma Peters of Fairbury arrived early this week to have repairs made at a local residence and to visit with friends while in town.
Patrick Shea of Fairbury tended farm repairs northwest of Diller early this week. He drove in for materials and caught up with old friends during his town stop.
Mrs. Gertrude Henrichs her daughter Madeline and mother Mrs Loock of Ogallala western Nebraska spent the weekend at Fairbury and Diller where they disposed of surplus household goods during their trip.
A September 19 birthday dinner honored Carolynn Rose Clark at Mrs. Jennie Line’s home. Richard Roe arranged a cake with lit candles as guests admired a tuberose centerpiece and shared gifts and thanks with Auntie Line and Mrs. Steffen among attendees including A A Eick, Witty, Ray Green, and W H Clark.
Mr and Mrs Stutzman of Colby Kansas Mrs Fussy of Fairbury and Mr and Mrs George Leaper of Maple Hill Kansas attended the funeral of their father last week in a Kansas gathering confirming family ties and mourning rites.
Drugs that dilate the heart and stretch fibers may restore cardiac efficiency by improving pumping action and tissue function. Researchers note potential benefits in targeted therapies and emphasize need for clinical trials to confirm safety and effectiveness.
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