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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1940

Page

4

Local Postage Rates and Chevy Town Sedan Update

The notice reports $1.60 postage for transmission through the mails from Diller Nebraska as second class matter. Dr Claude Ellis drives a new Master Deluxe Chevrolet Town Sedan bought Wednesday through Geer Brothers agency. Rainfall for the week ending April 20 in Jefferson county measured 0.0625 inches per the U S Weather Bureau in Lincoln.

Diller Nebr Claude Ellis Geer Brothers Agency Jefferson County U. S. Weather Bureau Lincoln

Gasoline Price Attraction at Diller

Advert says come to Diller to live and drive. gasolene at 13 and 14 cents per gallon with good quality. Claim promises cheaper fuel than any dime store.

Diller

Trap league shooters set high marks in Lincoln event

Cal Waggoner hit 97 targets of 100 in the singles event of the Eastern Nebraska Trap shooting League at Lincoln Sunday. Floyd Daily of Fremont broke 99 birds in the same event. Toney Zelleng traveled to Beatrice early last week to work on the Burlington section and was laid off Saturday evening until May first or later, highlighting current railroad worker conditions.

Cal Waggoner Lincoln Floyd Daily Fremont Toney Zelleng Beatrice Burlington

Denney Installed Grand Commander of Knights Templar Nebraska

Arthur J. Denney of Fairbury was installed Grand Commander of Knights Templar of Nebraska at Lincoln last Friday marking the 68th annual conclave. He succeeded to the position per the creed’s advancement custom. Otho Jennings is in love with his wife. He crafted a 9 inch butcher knife from four steel pieces with a brass heart and diamond inlay. If the symbols are affection, we seek clarification.

Arthur J. Denney Fairbury Knights Templar Nebraska Lincoln K.T Otho Jennings

Weather Snapshot: Cold Start to Week with Frost

A quarter inch of rain Monday brings overcoat weather Tuesday and white frost Wednesday morning. Moderation and summer-like warmth Wednesday, with threats of rain as the Record goes to press Thursday. Garden crops keep growing despite 30 degree lows.

Farmers Union Insurance elects New Nebraska President

Carl Schmuelle named president of the Farmers Union Cooperative Insurance Co of Nebraska succeeding Morris Witzenberg of Grand Island. The company is headquartered in Omaha. Gracie Allen and George Burns headlining Golden Spike Day events in Omaha May 15 to 18 with thirty-frill-blooded Indians from Macy planning to induct Gracie into the Omaha tribe during the Indian Village show.

Carl Schmuelle Farmers Union Cooperative Insurance Co Nebraska Carl Morris Witzenberg Grand Island Omaha Mr. Witzenberg Blue Springs Diller Farmers Store Gracie Allen George Burns Macy Nebr Gracie

Plymouth Couple Embarks on Gulf of Mexico Auto Trip

Clerk Romer to a acted wife with Brunk's sister and her husband from Plymouth left Fairbury last Sunday for a two week car journey to the Gulf of Mexico and planned return.

Romer Sccompen Brunk Plymouth Fairbury Gulf of Mexico

Freese Narrowly Wins County Commissioner Race

Henry Freese edged Grover Grissom in the second district county commissioner contest by eight votes after the final mail-in count. The tight margin followed the overall election tally and final verification of ballots.

Henry Freese Grover Grissom Freese

Yarn making and free talk in navy slang origins

Spinning a yarn traces to old naval practice when sailors endured ropework at anrove to make sennit and small stuff. That duty allowed talk, so yarns became syconomous for free unrestricted conversation among crews.

Notable Sea Scout Paul Siple on Byrd Expeditions

Paul Siple rose as the youngest Sea Scout on the first Byrd Antarctic expedition and serves as second in command to Rear Admiral Byrd on the third voyage. He remains the sole member of the first expedition, aside from Byrd, to participate in the third journey.

Paul Siple South Pole Byrd

Strawhacker Exits Buick Pontiac Sales. Wiens Takes Over

Gail Strawhacker leaves Buick Pontiac Automobile Sales Company and J G Wiens assumes the business. Strawhacker opens a used car market at 515 F Street, the former Floyd Catlin repair shop site.

Fairbury Gail Strawhacker Buick Pontiac J. G. Wiens Strawhacker Mr. Strawhacker F Street Floyd Catlin

Diller Ball Club Schedule and Beatrice Drive

The schedule lists games for Diller with opponents Jansen Odell Daykin and Gladstone through July 21, including Open dates. Cetenary Methodist church in Beatrice launched a fundraising drive aiming to raise 40000 by October 1 to reduce 105000 debt on the church property led by Rev Virgil E Turner of the Methodist board.

Diller Jansen Odell Daykin Gladstone Cetenary Methodist Church Beatrice Virgil E. Turner Division of Finance Methodist Board of Home Missions Tenary Church Nebraska

Turkmen Turks vs Bluejackets In Naval Baseball Tale

The United States Navy stationed at Constantinople taught Turkish sailors baseball. In a championship game the first Turk struck out while appealing to deities for eye sight, power, and skill. The bluejacket then hit a home run on the first pitch, after tossing two bats aside.

United States Navy Constantinople Bluejackets Alish Navy Blue Jacket

Plaza crowds caput Capitol visitors from many states

Carl Curtis notes large tour buses with state license plates gathered before the Capitol. Thousands of school children visit Washington yearly, viewing democracy in action as guides explain civics. Hotel managers depict the scene differently, with early rising students creating a lively but trying pace for chaperones and locals.

Capitol Washington United States Senate House

Origin of Worn Plagiarism

The term plagiarius from Latin originally meant a kidnapper or abductor of a slave or child. It entered modern use to mean appropriation or copying, with Martial cited as the first to apply the sense.

Martial

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The Diller Record L. M Cavett Enterend Positor Samuel Sollenberger S. E Dilleron County Court House O. H. Sollenberger Carl Curtis Sparks Sparks Heirs Norman Friabie Roy Schultis, Auctioneer Diller High School Joy Tobias Diller Opera House Agnes Martyn Bob Marilee Miss Lydia Henry Turner Doris Sammie Begonia Nicodemus Martyn W. F. Horton Eleanor Weigel Freddie Drexler Petty Clark Donna Lee Snyder Doris Blacketer Robert Duis Jean Bond Roger Diller Arlene Roseman Robert Fry
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