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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1934
Page
5
A regional bank pledges secure storage for depositors and a courteous, continuous relationship with every client.
The Diller markets list grain and oats prices with Wheat No 1.94 No 2 93 Corn mixed No 2 19 Corn white or yellow 2 0 80 Oats and related feeds show uncertain values. The document appears as a corrected weekly market snapshot with illegible sections.
Mr Ab Cully and his daughter Grace were noted as visitors to Diller last Sunday in the local arrivals column.
Mr and Mrs Roy W Nelson of Washington DC attended the funeral of their father Peter Nelson.
J. L. Lamb has relocated to the Clausson property described as a better residence for an elderly person with no steps to climb, improving accessibility and comfort.
Mr and Mrs H E Rubl Fay and Marion traveled from Exeter to visit the homes of Chas E and C L Waggoner last Sunday.
Police report that Bruno Richard Hauptmann possesses a large sum of the Lindbergh baby ransom money. The case remains unresolved but Hauptmann is suspected of involvement in the crime.
The cattle buying event for Jefferson County involving 300 head last Tuesday was exceeded by 73 head. A request to limit today to 200 head was approved by federal authorities.
Miss Freida Thieman of Colorado Springs spent Tuesday and Wednesday with her sister Mrs. George Champ and family. They attended the Gage county fair at Beatrice on Wednesday.
A 93 percent pound baby boy was born to Mr and Mrs Ross Hays also identified as Ethel Ellis living ninety miles northeast of Diller on Monday September 24 Dr Ellis noted as the grandfather despite being a high school graduate.
Mrs Mary Willems traveled with her brother Dick Ommen and family from Harbine to Ponca City Oklahoma and back by Sunday evening. They attended the funeral of her sister Mrs H P Leather.
Mrs E Caldwell of Garden City Kansas accompanied her son Lawrence and family to Lincoln for a day. They visited her cousin Herman Bolt and wife and called on Mrs Harry-Davie at Bryan Memorial hospital.
A brief news note reports Fred Lottman's young son had been quite sick but is now better. No other details or dates are provided.
Mrs Mary Wright underwent a minor operation at Odell hospital last Monday and is reported to be getting along nicely.
Hugh Johnson resigns as director of the National Rifle Association and the article ponders who will assume the leadership role. The move triggers speculation among members and observers about the organization’s future direction.
The Fairbury Journal notes a change in the old motto with the line now rendered as Gimme rather than the traditional liberty or death call. The writer reflects on language evolution and contemporary casual speech.
Miss Zena Lottman is back home near Diller after an appendicitis operation at Odell Hospital. She has sufficiently recovered and returned to her residence last weekend.
Local fans rally for the St Louis Cardinals as the Giants and Cardinals clash in a tense contest. Community excitement runs high with prayers for a Cardinals victory.
Mrs Hebert Barber was kicked by a cow about two weeks ago and is not improving. Doctors report a suspected fracture of the breast bone with continued pain and bed rest advised.
Mr. and Mrs. Babcock of Lidcola will leave for Dallas Texas on Saturday where Mr Babcock has employment. They are the daughter and son in law of Mr and Mrs Ray Colman.
Mr. Hobert Engleman and party returned home last Saturday after a trip to Wisconsin. Mrs. Engleman, who underwent an operation for quieting during the trip, is recovering as well as could be expected.
Harry Patton of Lincoln spent Tuesday night with his brother Roy Patton and family. He planned to stay in Harbine on Wednesday to take up carpentry work if employment is available.
The Fairbury court house grounds are stripped bare and will be reseeded with blue grass after a drought left many yards barren last summer.
Mr C G Catlin Republican candidate for county treasurer visited friends on Thursday to begin his final round up for votes. He expects to secure occupancy of the north west corner of the courthouse for two years at least.
The season shifts as coats return for warmth while a few remain in lighter attire. Variety in dress signals evolving style trends and ongoing fashion experimentation among shoppers.
Ruth Callander daughter of Mr M Callander arrived Friday morning from Covines California and plans to stay about a month visiting local relatives and friends.
Mrs Wm Nicholson of Hebron Nebraska and Mr and Mrs Elmer Robbins of Yoder Wyoming visited at Joe Nicholson's home last Saturday. Mrs Robbins is Joe Nicholson's sister.
Vester Williamson of Oregon visited his long time friend Albert Leaper and family last week. It has been about forty years since Williamson last stopped by and he was present during Leaper's marriage.
Will Tinstman and his son Arlie drove to Hastings for a visit with Mrs. Tinstman. Mrs Riddle joined them and visited Mrs. Sark Hayes. Mrs Christie Seaman and Robert Thompson were also passengers on the trip.
A cryptic notice hints at a new center opening at the former 99¢ store location in Fairbury. Windows are darkened and strange noises suggest ongoing activity. An official birth announcement is expected later, indicating a possible business or community project.
Domino tournament held at Box Holb igs business attracts sixteen contestants in the first round of a possible 25 game series. Winners advance to a second round paired from round one, or first to 13 games, with finals set for next week. Cash prizes awarded to all winners across rounds.
A vivid dialogue depicts siblings and friends waking before dawn for a breakfast hike. They debate rain and cold, race to a neighbor, gather supplies, and enjoy a hot toasted sandwich and apples despite near freezing temperatures.
W. A. Snyder serves as superintendent for the Sunday School with session at 10 in the morning. The brief notice emphasizes the regular weekly gathering and leadership.
Rev Robert E Drew Pastor Mrs L M Cavett Superintendent S S services at 11 A M and 8 P M morning sermon Missing the Issue Children s story The Lost Cricket The Christian Endeavor meeting this week will be held in the Congregational church Reconsecration Service all young people of high school age are invited
Rev L J Wolff presides as English and German services guide a Mission Festival at St Pauls Ev Lutheran near Diller. Guest preachers Rev Henrichs of Home Kansas and Rev Hirsch of Linn Kansas deliver sermons. Luther League officers are elected and a constitution plan is set for a permanent program.
The Christian Endeavor held a Sunday evening meeting at the Methodist church on September 23. Mr Schindler delivered a splendid talk to the young folks on Is There a conflict between once and Religion. Misa Kathryn Johnson led the gathering with a beautiful musical number by Pane Se Green and Gretchen Fan ers.
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