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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1936
Page
4
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Local opera house event by the Texas Rangers failed after merchants refused to contribute $1.00 each to finance the production. Ticket schemes and dollar down shows have grown into a racket, leaving the show in doubt.
The Junior Class of Diller high school presents a class play next Wednesday evening at the Opera house. Admission is 10 and 20 cents to raise funds for class activities. The event promises light drama and entertainment for attendees.
A voter mix up led to a Democrat voting with a Republican ballot by mistake when Gilbert Blauser, a dyed in the wool Democrat, faced a ballot with unfamiliar names. He grumbled he didn’t know any of them. A judge had issued a Republican ballot by error. Roosevelt’s name also failed to appear on one voter’s Republican ballot.
The Plymouth News notes band practice restart Tuesday evening after a winter lull. The Diller organization meets most Mondays at city hall with 80 to 50 attendees for instruction and rehearsal, while regional bands suspend operations in winter. Citizens are urged to fund full year activity to keep rural musical groups busy.
Sunday visits among Ramish Armstrong and Hiatt families marked a quiet holiday. Odell and Beatrice students prep for state exams. eighth grader Clarence Henrichs and seventh graders Bobby Hiatt and Margaret Barnett named. Emil DeBoer hospitalized after appendectomy with Harold Saathoff helping. Bethel 4 H met April 6 with demonstrations Keep Well and Hot Lunch led by Hiatt, Henrichs, Bevan, and Barnett.
Report says during the October 15 1917 torpedoing off Ire the crew of the U S S Casain remained calm and closed doors and hatches as they were stunned and blinded. Every man survived due to trained automatic response, but the responsible party remains unknown and the reason deemed obvious.
Community life in Shea and nearby towns is highlighted with Easter visits, dinners, and parties. Residents including Lt. Evelyn Bettin, the Wiemers, Novotny, Prather, and Vosika families attend church events, meals, and an Easter party at Dist. 74 teacher Pearl Sparks’ home, with multiple family and neighbor gatherings described.
Forty years ago J Brook A E Trowbridge and Elmo Hadley headed east seeking work. Geo Owens moved near the Methodist church. L P Raymond visited Mrs Raymond returning from Sutton Nebraska. J O Blauser sold land to his father for 30 per acre. Wind damage hit Amos Bush and Robert Wible farms, a theft of fifteen rings and a whip occurred at A C Clarks. Town board met to canvass election returns and issued certificates with a 320 balance.
Miss Geraldine received many lovely gifts at a gathering attended by Mildred and Leena Roseman Delphia Wiemers Faith and Hope Renz Phyllis Renz Ma very Prather Margaret Logan all from near Diller and Pauline Prather of Dewitt Nebraska.
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