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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1938
Page
5
The Diller Markets list weekly price points for wheat 60 lb Coro white 35 and yellow B5 Cato aces Bias 15, cream eggs, and various live poultry weights. Entries include heavy springs panne aba Fes .09, Leghorn Springs 0.8, hens 43 to 6 lbs, heavy stags 5 cents per lb, with Nos. 219 and 1 priced at 20.
Diller Nebraska partners buy the Bi Lo meat market in Fairbury located second door south from the northwest square corner. John Steiner manages grain and feed business. Dr Neil C Morrison Fairbury Nebr offers eye examinations for tired eyes.
CL Geer Lumber and Coal advertises two wagon boxes at real bargains and provides contact phone 153.02. The notice also mentions radio program with Congressman Charles G. Binderup on KMMJ Sundays at nine o clock discussing legislation and projects of interest to the Fourth Congressional District.
Final account and report of administration filed for the estate of William Freitag deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska. Hearing set for October 22 1938 at 9:00 A M before the County Court to determine heirs and for final settlement and discharge. E R Bee County Judge dated September 28 1938. Hartigan Skultety attorneys for estate.
The estate of Frank A. Roseman in Jefferson County Nebraska notifies that the administratrix has filed a final account and report and a petition for final settlement and discharge and for determination of heirs at law. The hearing is set for October 21, 1938 at 9 o clock A M before the County Court. Rain and Rain, Attorneys for the estate.
Clarence Findling relocates his family to the west town’s Old Gifford house. Mr and Mrs L Wenz hosted a Sunday family dinner with all their children and grandchildren present.
Harry Walher relocates his family from the country into the Harm Diekman house located south of the Cavett home.
Mrs Charles Hulbert, 75, of Fairbury died at her home Tuesday. She was wife of a Fairbury nursery man and mother of Luther Bonham, a banker. Rev L J Wolff left this week for Minneapolis to enter Northwestern Lutheran Seminary for a theology master's degree.
Mr and Mrs Otto Wenz and their children from Blair Nebraska visited the home of his parents Mr and Mrs L Wenz and family on Sunday and returned home Monday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs John Gretzinger and their son traveled from Kansas City last Thursday night to visit relatives, stopping first at A H Gretzinger, brother of John, near Steele City.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sparks and daughter Pearl traveled to Chester Nebraska last Sunday to see Mr. Robertson, a navy buddy of their son Roe Sparks from the Saratoga, who is home on a furlough.
Mr and Mrs Fred Carico arrived from Enid Oklahoma and spent the weekend at the Carico home. They will spend the winter in Tecumseh where they own a residence, a choice seen as unusual by locals who favor southern winters.
Mrs. Christie Seaman and Dave Diller arrived Monday after visiting Will Clark in Boulder Colorado. They paused in Salina Kansas to see Will Diller and family and in Fairbury to visit Gene Diller. Dave left Wednesday for Lincoln to visit his brother H Z Diller and will travel to Omaha to see his daughter before returning to Pittsburg Kansas.
Mr and Mrs E S Dunn and the former's sister from Denver with their daughter Mrs Devere Hale Virginia Dunn and daughter in law Mrs W C Dunn Florence Bell arrived last week from Fort Collins Colorado and visited relatives in Nebraska until Monday morning. They plan to travel to California to spend several months with their daughter Wilma and her family.
The season’s first N C S A Club meeting will be hosted by Mrs J Carico at her home on Wednesday afternoon October 12 1938. Reporter.
Henry Sehwan and Lydia of Oklahoma City Oklahoma visited at the Henry Hullman home with Mr and Mrs John Simers of Clay Center Kansas on a Wednesday reunion. They had not seen each other for 25 years.
The H. H. Club met Wednesday with ten members and three children present. After business, members played rock, with Mrs. Frank Grone and Mrs. Margaret Albere winning high scores and prizes. Lunch followed. Next meeting is two weeks hence, and the postponed club picnic will be held next Sunday, October 2, in City Hall, Diller. All former NRC or H. H. club members are invited.
The Bethel Community Club met at Mrs. Wm Hereths home for a Wednesday afternoon gathering. Twelve members and eight visitors attended including Mrs Ushner and Mrs Carl Schultz. A book discussion followed a piano tune and a Bingo social hour, with prizes awarded.
An open public meeting hosted by the Diller Woman's Club on September 21 at the Congregational church featured greetings from club president Mrs. R. Long and Supt. Sinkey. The program included solo performances by Mrs. Mary Cully and Miss Marian Diller, a lecture by Mr. Ralph Brooks, and remarks praising Nebraska as the breadbasket of the world with guests from Wymore and surrounding areas.
Mrs J Snyder and her daughter hosted a social hour after a program in Odell Nebraska with refreshments. Ladies on social and music committees included Nippert Gretzinger Hiatt Hubka Mayborn Sinkey Ludington Thompson and Miss Marian Diller. Next meeting set for Oct 5 at 2 00 pm with topic Art in the Home and guest speaker Frankie Juarez Fairbury.
The church announces S S Rally Day for Oct 2 with a 11 am worship service on the topic Come Over and Help Us. Dinner follows in the annex and the annual meeting with department reports. Good music and fellowship are expected as members join in prayer and teaching.
The Sundy School led by Mrs Ray Lamb attends at 10 A M with topic The One True God The Rally Day Program is scheduled next Sunday after Sunday school The October 9 preaching service will be at 7 30 P M The church is led by Pastor C F Wagner
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