Schindlers to Leave Diller as Schindler Resigns
Superintendent W A Schindler resigns from Diller public schools effective after this term. Lloyd Sinkey named to fill the vacancy and serves as head of the Diller High School. Schindler plans to pursue a chemistry masters degree during a winter term after a year at school. The Schindlers express fond memories of Diller and gratitude to the community.
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W. A. Schindler
Diller Public Schools
Schindler
Darrel Lee
Diller
Lloyd Sinkey
Sinkey
Sehlegier
Diller Public School
Democrat Postmaster Grabs Diller Role in Early Quarter
Gretchen Wohlfarth was sworn in as postmaster in Diller on Wednesday morning marking the start of the year's second quarter. Irene Hill remains on staff as deputy while retiring postmaster Hill served nearly thirteen years, the longest tenure among Diller postmasters.
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Diller Post Office
Gretchen Wohlfarth
Irene Hill
Hill
Diller
Diller Family Returns From Lincoln Trip
J. Smith Diller and his daughter Eloise traveled to Lincoln Monday evening and returned Tuesday. Another daughter Miss Marion, previously treated at St. Elizabeths hospital, accompanied them home and has nearly recovered from a recent illness.
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J. Smith Diller
Eloise
Lincoln
Miss Marion
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Maronhis
Reverend Kruse Aids Nebr Methodist Talks On Low Attendance
Rev Kruse of Filler Nebraska assisted Rev Proett in two weeks of Methodist meetings delivering splendid sermons yet average church attendance remains below normal. Services will close Sunday evening.
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Kruse of
Filler
Nebr
Proett
Methodist Church
Willolse
Scarlet fever prompts shutdown of Hanover institutions
Due to a scarlet fever outbreak in Hanover, the community suspends all school, church, and public gatherings as a precautionary measure to protect residents.
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Hanover
Library Association to Meet at 7:30 Monday Night
The annual Library Association meeting will be held in the Library room at 7:30 on Monday night April 6.
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The
Library Association
Oliver Diehl Visits Lincoln Father This Weekend
Oliver Diehl traveled from Lincoln to spend the weekend with his father, Dr. O. C. Diehl, renewing family time and sighting local sites.
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Oliver Diehl
Lincoln
His
Dr. O. C. Diehl
Athletic Banquet Sets Big Event At High School
The annual athletic banquet is scheduled for next Tuesday night in the high school gym weather permitting. Fathers with sons expected. men without sons may borrow one. Over two hundred reservations reported. advance tickets encouraged for the rush. Ten tables served by local women. program includes Toastmaster Rex Green and speakers on athletic benefits by Supt. Schindler and Coach Sinkey.
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High School
Colman Travels From Lincoln to Jook for Sale Tickets
Ray Colman drove from Lincoln to Jook after farm improvements near John Lottman's home. His daughter Maxine Babcock and son Roger, along with Mrs. Witty, joined to spend the day. Colman was selling Burlington tickets in Lincoln after two and a half months in Omaha and favors Lincoln as home.
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Ray Colman
Lincoln
Jook
John Lottman
Maxine Babcock
Roger
Witty
Eva ‘Gres
Ray Colman Saeed
Burlington
Omaha
Lincoln hosts 60th anniversary event for Nebraska state sportsmen
Members with over thirty years of service receive commemorative badges for the six tieth anniversary. The Lincoln Commercial club sponsors activities from May 30 to June 20 1936 in Lincoln. C L Waggoner is noted among the "old timers" in the group.
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Nebraska State Sportsmen’s Association
Lincoln
Lincoln Commercial Club
C. L. Waggoner
County Extension Extends Nebraska Pasture Contest Deadline
Jefferson county farmers must enter the Nebraska 1936 pasture contest by May 1 after an extension from April 1 due to adverse weather conditions cited by the county agent.
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Jefferson County
Nebraska
Sinkeys vacationed at Hartington amid heavy snow
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Sinkey spent the school vacation at the home of their parents in Hartington Nebraska. They report a fall of six to eight inches of snow while there. Mrs Sinkey remained at Hartington due to the serious condition of her mother's health.
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Lloyd Sinkey
Hartington
Nebr
Sinkey
Barber Takes Charge at Green Room Cafe With Furnishings Change
Dean Barber assumed control of the Green Room Cafe on Wednesday morning. Planned improvements include new booth seating as part of the furniture update, as noted in his advertisement in another column.
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Dean Barber
Green Room
Geer Bros Service Station April Axle Grease Notice
An axle grease supply update appears for Geer Bros Service Station during April. Contact phone 66 for details and service offerings.
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Geer Bros
Miss Lucile Hanson Reelected as Blair School Teacher
Word from Blair Nebraska reports Miss Lucile Hanson was reelected to teach in Blair schools for another year with a salary advance.
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Lucile Hanson
Blair
Nebraska
Co-Operative Oil Company Organized
Farmers at Blauser Chop House last Friday formed a Farmers Oil Company with about 100 members, including 60 local farmers backing the venture. Headquarters will be at Diller with storage tanks and two car pumps to handle tractor fuel, distillate, kerosene, two kinds of gasoline, oils and tires. Stewart of Hollenberg to manage the business. Ready for business by week’s end.
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Blauser
Farmers Oil Company
Farmers Co-Operation
Oil Company
Hollenberg
Kansas
Diller
Herbert Beck
Stewart
Steele City students shine at Pioneer music contest
Steele City high school students enjoyed the Pioneer music contest at Diller, gaining inspiration and challenging Diller high musicians to defend their trophy next year. Neighbors praise Steele City’s untapped talent and potential to win with sustained practice and wider participation. Diller’s edge lies in long running supervision of music programs during tougher years.
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Steele City
Diller
Steele City News
Diller High
Ace and Fun & Groups
Surey
Saseseien
Hills
Stotts Family Visits Diller Home of Snyder Then Colman Hotel
Mr and Mrs A D Stotts of Lincoln and their daughter Evelyn of Omaha visited Diller last Sunday at the home of Mr and Mrs W A Snyder. Evelyn hadn t been in Diller for thirteen years and the group toured the Colman hotel building once occupied for several years. The Colman house has since closed amid a historical sewer episode.
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A.D. Stotts
Lincoln
Evelyn
Omaha
Diller
W.A. Snyder
Colman Hotel
Colman House
Village election set for April 7 at City Hall
Notice declares a village election at City Hall on Tuesday April 7 1936 to elect three trustees for two years and two school board members for District No. 70 for three years. Polls open 8 a m to 8 p m. Chas E Waggoner village clerk.
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Village Board of Trustees
School Board of Dist. No. 70
E. Waggoner
Cooper Company Ad Lists Over Sixty Merchandise Items
The Cooper company runs a lengthy advertisement column listing more than sixty merchandise items for sale. The ad enumerates various goods across categories, inviting customers to browse the offerings and visit in person or order by post.
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Cooper Company
Blustery March Weather Hits State With Snow and Ice
A blustery March pattern brought snow across the state with about two inches falling on Tuesday and ice up to a half inch thick in places. Forecasters say the lingering cold hints at an early spring near the corner of the month.
Diller Wins with 64 Points and Superior Ratings
The Daykin Herald praises Diller for winning first place with 64 points and earning superior ratings in band and orchestra. The German band charm ends with dramatic offstage shots, while the Diller chorus and girls' glee club also receive superior marks. A former Daykin supervisor helped elevate the band to excellence. A Bird Wonder land Pet Shoppe run by Mrs. L A Pickard features canaries parakeets and tropical fishes.
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Daykin Herald
Diller
Diller Boys’ Glee Club
Daykin
Claudia Shadduck Schindler
Adolph
Louie
Heinie
Fritz
Keith Waggoner
Hod Green
Roy Geer
Clifford Blauser
Bird Wonderland
L. A. Pickard
Canaries
Australia
San Diego
Farmer Frank Hale Reports Snowy Weather and Early Planted Grain
Frank Hale of Brush Colorado notes two upcoming snows on March 23 and Wednesday night. He says most small grain is in the ground and, considering age, they are as well as could be expected, feeling they are now among the old folks.
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Frank Hale
Brush
Colorado
Stange Plants Second Garden This Season
Carl Stange planted a garden beside ours last week, though we did not plant one. This is his second garden this season after a prior plot in California a month ago, before traveling to Diller for his brother’s funeral.
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Carl Stange
Mr. Stange
California
Diller
Diptheria Claims Miss Anna Sible at Home Near Odell
Miss Anna Sible aged 39 died at her Odell area home Sunday night of diphtheria. She was the daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Ible. The death notice notes the family’s grief and burial plans to follow.
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Anna Sible
Joseph Ible
Odell
Rippe Visit Leads to Eye Procedure by Dr Diehl
Mr and Mrs Herman Rippe arrived in town Saturday for a medical visit. Dr Diehl removed a foreign substance from Mrs Rippe eye in a minor eye care procedure.
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Herman Rippe
Dr. Diehl
Soybean Industry Gains Regional Research Support
The U S Department of Agriculture will establish a central soybean research laboratory serving Nebraska and eleven other states. The program aims to coordinate the region's efforts and advance soybean utilization across paints oils foods and other products. Last year the twelve states yielded over 87 million bushels valued above 25 million dollars with more than two million acres under cultivation.
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University of Lilinoia Eye of Agricultural
United States Department of Agriculture
Nebraska
Illinois
Terraces Save Moisture at Albion Nebraska Farm Project
An inspection near Albion Nebraska shows terraces and contour farming reduce erosion and moisture loss after a mild winter. Only three inches of snow fell and a rapid thaw left water running off untreated land, while terraced fields retained moisture and lessened soil loss.
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Soil Conservation Service
Om Creek
Albion
Nebr
Champion spark plugs offered at Geer Bros Reeches Station
Spark plugs tested and cleaned on a new electric machine. Lean plugs boost motor power. Geer Bros Reeches Station provides a complete line of car and tractor Champion plugs. Phone 66.
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Geer Bros Reeches Station
Arbore home of Mortons near Nebraska City opens to visitors
An historic residence once home to the Mortons near Nebraska City welcomed visitors in the afternoon for a limited time in April. The site offered a brief glimpse into local history as crowds gathered to learn about the family's influence on the area.
Spear Mentions Wall Paper Advertisement In Column
Frank L. Spear references his wall paper as an advertisement within another column. The remark hints at a humorous or self referential note about publicity. No further context or surrounding events are provided in the fragment.
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Frank L. Spear
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Rex Green
Bill
Leask Music
Mrs. Schindler
Supt
Sinkey Boya
Glee Club
Dad
Athletics
S. B. Viers
Max Johnson
Bobby. Green
Co-Operative Oil Company Organized
Koepff
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