06 Aug 1937
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1937
Page
1
Velma Weichel and husband were married last in Plymouth. Relatives attended at the Lutheran church. The couple will reside with the groom's parents Mr and Mrs Herman Sixel while he farms with his father. Norman Sixel of near Harbed is related.
The Diller plans busy days in August with late concerts and Moody rehearsals. The band will hold the August Festival at Fairbury on the 29th.
Mr. Filley’s depot records show 74 cars of wheat billed out in July this year, down from 77 last year. The 74 cars amount to about 115000 bushels and reflect the corresponding value in dollars.
Mr. Lloyd Hughes traveled with his mother Mrs. M Hughes and sister Mrs. Cleve Hiatt and family for a brief visit to Hebrew before continuing to Burton, Colorado, then returning to Palm Beach Florida.
Forty years ago on August 12 the AQUW and Degree of Honor organized the first Diller Picnic. Our Forty Years Ago column notes the early community gathering and its enduring local tradition.
A farm accident caused concern but the lad’s limp faded and his injured leg recovered quickly with no lasting effects. The report notes the activity had slowed but authorities confirm the youth is fully well now.
Mr and Mrs O J Mayborn left last Thursday for the west to visit their daughter and husband Mr and Mrs L L ic.
Free weekly movies draw crowds from miles away each Tuesday evening. No showing next week due to a local picnic reducing program schedule.
The Bible School of District 74 under Miss Fast and Missive directs its closing Creek Church event this evening at 8:00.
fragmentary OCR text from a historical page shows garbled names numbers and dates making it impossible to identify people places or events with certainty.
A brief note lists ongoing score details with references to Quak Ress conrees and mono planes. The readable text mentions a score line labeled Sa and advises checking for particulars.
An ad on page 4 of the Fairbury newspaper promotes a used fist for sale with brief details and contact information.
Local returns show Piette taking the seat after a tight vote. Officials declared the result as decisive in the late evening tally.
Mr and Mrs Chas Waggoner and Mrs Robertson with daughter Lela plan a trip to Worthington Minnesota. Mrs Robertson and Lela to visit Earnest Habicht while the Waggoners and Lyon family head to a lakeside cabin for a week or ten days of fishing swimming and rest at a large cabin that accommodates eleven people excluding cats.
Adam Gretzinger who is confined to his bed at home near Steele City with liver trouble is slowly improving. He enjoyed a visit from two brothers last Sunday. Ben Gretzinger stopped at City en route east for goods for his Scottsbluff Nebraska store. John Gretzinger and family came from Kansas City Saturday and stayed over Sunday visiting relatives. John meets friends in Diller Saturday.
Fred DeBoer will auction his farm next Monday at 12 30 PM. He and his family will stay on the 24 mile south east farm for a time or the location may be changed. The listing includes sale articles in the advertisement.
A funeral was held Wednesday for Mrs. Norma Van Osdal. Relatives gathered at the family home near Chester Nebraska for the services.
A band concert scheduled for next Saturday night will begin at 8 o'clock instead of 9. The change is due to shorter programs and younger attendees preferring earlier starts for late evening plans.
Mrs Fouts is at home again after visiting Seward to meet a daughter who teaches there for the summer. Kenneth Fouts brought them to Diller last Sunday.
Emeritus superintendent L. B. Siekman is noted at this place along with a Mr. K aioe in Desinsurance life coverage. The reference places the individuals in Nebraska, with incomplete names and roles.
The fragment suggests a plan to see Diller next Friday after an event or person named Stall, but the text is garbled and lacks clear details or context.
Local note reports Newt Haysie visiting Wymore staying at a resident's home.
Fragmentary text mentions a date and prospects but lacks clear events names places organizations or people to identify a coherent news item.
Local report notes Harry Allen recently purchased a Ford model amid ongoing recall discussions. Further details on the transaction and model unspecified.
An assembled guide describes a Civic parade route for the Diller 70th birthday, with marching units including the Dill er band and junior groups. The procession moves from the Congregational church area along Main Street to a reviewing stand near Hall, then north and east toward the park for the prize ceremony and displays.
Citizens urged to assemble in their blocks by 1 30 P M in front of City Hall area West block meet behind the comic section directions to Diller band V F W Drum and Bugle corps and other entrants Brickell's garage provides a car with loud speaker for assembling parade joining at designated spots for a pleasant memory of the parade
The store showcases white enamel wood and furniture with black trim and a refinished white and black exterior. A large fresh fruit and vegetable counter sits in the center and the back area was remodeled for more convenience.
A promotional notice invites readers to cut out coupons and visit the Record office to receive a prize airplane. Participants are told to bring the coat with their name on it rather than the boxes.
Miss Raymond and her brother LaForrest left Hebron with relatives for a Denver home for a stay while family members visited kin in Lincoln and Hebron. A man formerly in Indiana spent the weekend visiting his mother as his family visited relatives in nearby towns.
Mr and Mrs H A Minor and two sons and Mr and Mrs Wm Stewart with son and daughter visited Mrs Minor and Stewart in Blackwell Oklahoma. They are described as relatives from south of town with earlier ties.
Fairbury resident August Deffer passed away last Friday at the home of his daughter Mrs. Harry Rigdon in Manhattan Kansas. He was known in local circles for his long service and family ties.
Zerelda Kuper daughter of Mrs. John H Ku of Diller married Roy Pusey Sunday afternoon August 1 at Hope Reformed Church Harbine Rev Grieb officiated. Solo “Love Came Calling” preceded the ring ceremony in front of relatives and close friends.
Fragmented text mentions morning, bed, and local names but lacks clear details. The readable parts point to a morning time and place context with uncertain associations and no identifiable persons or organizations.
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