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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1939

Page

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Two Day Picnic Parade Starts At Two P M Today

Parade changes list the block order for the first ten units from city hall to J Smith Diller home then to Methodist church and Orlo Geer's residence. It outlines movements along Main street Claus on's turn around the park past Mrs Vera Ball's home and dispersal with siren cues. The note asks citizens to be ready at two short blasts and mentions a possible repeat parade the next evening.

J.smith Diller Diller Methodist Church Orlo Geer Cal Waggoner Main Street Clauson Vera Ball

Picnic travelers return home after West Coast trip

Ira Casper and Harold Fas Nacht arrived home Monday from a West Coast trip. Four young men left here July 13 in an improvised Ford Star car seeking work. In Chadron Merle Johnson headed home. After trouble finding jobs and car trouble they returned home by side door sleeper. Elmer Garrels went to Los Angeles to stay with his Uncle Pete Albers.

Ira Casper Harold Fasnacht West Coast Chadron Nebraska Merle Johnson Harold Elmer Garrels Los Angeles Pete Albers

Picnic Guests Arrive From Conrad Iowa for Family Event

Mr and Mrs Dale Friday arrived with Lu Cille Findling Miss Gretchen Fandera Gerald Friday and Ralph Hilder from Conrad Iowa to attend a family picnic noting Gretchen spent her vacation in Iowa.

Dale Friday Lu Cille Findling Gretchen Fandera Gerald Friday Ralph Hilder Conrad Iowa Gretchen

Picnic grounds lighted by North Main street concession stand

As the Record goes to press on Wednesday afternoon the North Main street picnic ground has a festive look. Ed. McCune reports a choice group of concessions ready for visitors.

North Main Street Ed. McCune

Diller Band Leads Parade With New Uniforms and Drum Major

The Diller Band will head the parade again this year wearing five new uniforms and is led by a high stepping baton twirling young lady drum major.

Diller

New Drivers License Rules Take Effect

The 1937 license renewal period runs Sept 1 to Dec 1 for all drivers. Jefferson County issued 7300 licenses in the 60 day prior period. The new two year license requires surrender of the old or a duplicate at 25 cents. The fee is 75 cents with 5 cents staying with the county treasurer. Renewals may be mailed with the old license and return postage.

Jefferson County

Last Letter From Congressman Curtis

The first session of the 76th Congress ends with reflections on unfinished business and the role of Congress in enacting beneficial bills. Curtis notes future action in January 1940 and outlines candidate selections for West Point and Annapolis, using Civil Service exams to ensure merit. An appointment is available from Nebraska’s Fourth District for 1940, with exams set for October 7, 1939. If no special session occurs, this will be the last newsletter until January.

V6th Congress House of Representatives Senate The United States West Point Military Academy Naval Academy Annapolis Army Navy Military Academy West Point Nebraska Civil Service Commission Washington

Thanking Readers in Our Washington Reports

A Representative expresses gratitude for readers in the Fourth District and outlines plans for fall county visits to hear concerns. He emphasizes responsible government and promises advance notices in the local paper for interview dates.

Fourth District Washington

Sinkey Receives Master of Arts Degree at Nebraska

Lloyd F. Sinkey former superintendent of Diller public schools was among 247 graduates at the University of Nebraska summer session. He earned a Master of Arts as the university awarded three Doctor of Philosophy degrees 84 masters and 13 certificates. Sinkey will supervise Fairfield Schools in the coming term.

Lloyd F. Sinkey Diller Public School University of Nebraska Sinkey Fairfield

Diller Wins Again In Close Local Battle

Diller defeated Morrowville Kansas 7 to 6 in a tough Sunday afternoon game. Pitchers Zelleng Schultz for Diller and Tuma for the visitors contributed to the tight score as Diller heads to two games at the Picnic facing Odell and Bremen.

Diller Morrowville Kansas Zelleng Schultz Tuma Odell Bremen

Pitcher Breaks Leg in Softball Game

Pitcher for Diller baseball club suffered a broken leg last Sunday night during a softball game at Jansen. The injury ended his participation and he is expected to recover.

Bump” Shultz Diller Baseball Club Jansen

Atkinson Family Visits California kin in hometown tour

Mr and Mrs Earl Atkinson and their son travel from California to visit Mrs Sparks and other relatives, staying with Mrs Sparks in town during the trip.

Mrs. Earl Atkinson Belle Sparks California Mrs. Atkinnson Mrs. Sparks

Chick Boyes Players At Diller This Week

The Chick Boyes Players will perform at Diller on Thursday Friday and Saturday this week.

Chick Boyes Diller

Town promises "biggest and best" parade yet

Community officials touts a parade as the biggest and best ever. Organizers urge residents to attend and veterans groups plan floats and live music along the route.

Brome Grass for Sale Listed in This Month's Ad

The notice advertises Brome grass for sale from Mrs. A. O. Richardson. The fragment indicates seasonal crop context and a local seller offering the forage.

Bowers Family Attends Local Picnic and Reports Quiet Business

Mr and Mrs Harold Bowers and three sons arrived from Sutherland Tuesday to stay through the picnic visiting Mrs Jas Pickard and husband. Harold reports business quiet in his area with wheat yielding 25 bushels and better. Some corn is spotty, ranging from very good to very bad.

Harold Bowers Sutherland Jas. Pickard Harold

Drake Family Visits in Red Cloud Picnic Time

Mr and Mrs Robert Drake drove to Red Cloud Monday to bring his parents Mr and Mrs Geo W Drake to Dil for a visit with their son and daughter Mrs Viere and family. The outing coincided with picnic time and watermelon season.

Robert Drake Red Cloud Geo. W. Drake Dil Viere

Carico Family Returns From Black Hills Trip

Mr and Mrs J Carico return home last Saturday after two weeks in the Black Hills with their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Robert Williamson. They say they saw everything worth while.

J. Carico Black Hills Robert Williamson

Our Home Grown Water Melons at Diller Picnic Sale

Water melons labeled Our Home Grown will be sold north of the Imperial Filling Station during both days of the Diller picnic. De. S. B. Viers.

Imperial de. S. B. Viers

Hayden Colorado Lump Coal Car On Track For Orders

A car of lump coal from Hayden Colorado is on track for delivery within a few days. Call 153 02 to place orders with C L Geer Lumber and Coal.

Hayden Colorado L Geer Lumber

Gage County Fair Beatrice Next Week

J G Bezarth invites Beatrice residents to the Gage County Fair from August 14 to 18. Daily events include eight auto races August 14, five horse races daily, and a parade by the Sons of American Legion Drum Corps. Hanover Wymore Diller and Clatonia bands perform on respective days.

J. G. Bezarth Gage County Fair and Agricultural Society Beatrice Sons of American Legion Hanover Band Wymore Band

Snowy start to week hits Nebraska towns

Light snow observed at Scottsbluff Tuesday morning as temperatures cooled across Nebraska. Diller reported 54 degrees while rainfall near Diller reached 14 inches within four miles and three inches near Wymore. Folks wore jackets Tuesday forenoon as the week opened with unsettled weather.

Nebraska Scottsbluff Mercury Diller Wymore

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Congressman Curtis A. O. Richardson Gage County Fair Diller Band Clatonia Bozarth
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