Traffic Cop Arrested for Vandalizing Parked Cars
A traffic officer in New Saig punctured tires of cars left in stalls overnight and was arrested for the act.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1938
Page
4
A traffic officer in New Saig punctured tires of cars left in stalls overnight and was arrested for the act.
Mrs Norris wife of the Nebraska senator was carried to a tar near their summer home at Point Comfort Wisconsin last Sunday to have a chicken bone removed from her throat.
The Beatrice Daily Sun now arrives at the Diller post office the same day it is printed causing the paper to arrive with other state dailies for box holders.
Local residents discuss a possible sewer system project in Diller with potential construction at Janten. Some citizens oppose taking on any unnecessary debts while others consider supporting the modernization effort.
The text questions the value of reducing real weapons when every boy has a toy pistol and holster. It notes youths imitate soldiers or criminals, and many wear toy gear as they play, highlighting a culture of imitation and play acting.
A woman suffered severe Tic Douloureux as her granddaughter observed treatments. After the doctor’s instruction brought relief, the child asked her mother why the doctor did not suggest the remedy sooner.
Swedish actor Warner Oland who portrayed Charlie Chan in films died Saturday in a Stockholm hospital after a pneumonia illness. He was famed for his convincing impersonation of a Chinese character during time in China.
The last Congress appropriated 25 million dollars for direct Federal relief to purchase surplus commodities and clothing. The WPA will spend 13 million on winter coats for men and women to be distributed next winter. The program aims to reduce stock surpluses by placing goods into circulation.
A springy convex steel rail centerline device introduces a new safety feature on highways to deflect wandering vehicles back into their lane replacing the traditional white lane stripes. It reduces head on and out of lane crashes by guiding drivers back to proper alignment.
An eastern paper notes early Sunday morning church services inviting motorists to spend the day in the country without neglecting religious duties. Attire includes sportswear and old clothes. parking and car provisions are arranged as services adapt to modern needs.
A confusing swap leaves a window sign reading Holle’s Café while a hanging sign and ad still show Box’s Café. Local patrons report travelers asking for Mr or Mrs Box, causing amusement and confusion about the establishment’s name.
A terse line notes that the governor’s position would not be challenged by any skunk like voter sentiment, implying cautious interpretation of election returns and political risk.
A report states new legislation allows foreign visitors to bring cars into the country for months without posting. It mentions privileges granted to U S drivers and potential impact on travel and border procedures.
An eastern newspaper ad last week claimed over five million American cars are equipped with radios and forecast even higher totals next year. It also notes no one has explained why drivers set their radios to three times louder than other enthusiasts.
More than a hundred Jefferson County residents attended the Nebraska Picnic at Low Beach California on July 30 according to the Fairbury News. Several former Diller residents were present including Mr and Mrs J A Zook Rev and Mrs Huntington Edward Henrichs Mrs Neilee Henrichs Bowen.
Officials announce an elaborate program for this year’s Nebraska State Fair. From Aug 27 through Sep 9 daily grand stand features include horse racing with pari mutuel betting and extensive exhibits and entertainment running seven days a week.
Rev. Herbert Ford of the Nebraska Anti Saloon League says churches have abandoned the fight against liquor. Some claim church votes repealed the eighteenth amendment and shaped liquor laws. Observers note this reflects nationwide trends, with church members among the drinkers, not just in Diller.
A U S News table from July 18 shows state by state federal aid against taxes since March 4 1933. North Dakota leads per capita taxes at 12 dollars with 309 in federal receipts. Nebraska ranks third with 18 federal taxes and 296 074 million in benefits, 51 dollars per capita tax and 201 in receipts.
An reflective passage contrasts the old world with changing times and enduring resilience. It notes the dawn overtaking night, and hopes that sorrow fades with tomorrow’s light amid war famine disaster and conflict.
Parade details outline participants and floats with bands, military units, and civic groups. Notable entrants include American Legion Diller Band Indians Pilgrims Spirit of 76 and Covered Wagon Days entries. Tickets will be handed to children by Marshall Bond at parade end.
Mrs Anna Emma Fanders nee Stahl died July 31 1988 at Harbine Nebraska aged 77 years 18 days She was born July 13 1861 in Franklin Wisconsin She helped found Hope Reformed Church and was a charter member Funeral services were held August 4 at the Harbine home and Hope Reformed church Burial followed at Prairie Home cemetery She leaves five children two sisters ten grandchildren and many friends
The family expresses sincere appreciation for kindness and sympathy shown during the bereavement of their mother. Grateful for beautiful floral offerings from Enoura Fanders, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schnuelle, Mr. and Mrs. Will Fanders, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Fanders, and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Fanders.
Myrtle C Scheele aged eighteen wife of Elmer Scheele died at Steele City hospital Monday noon. Daughter of Fred Wollenberg of near Hollenberg Kansas. Funeral services set for 2:00 pm at Lew Scheele’s home and 2:30 pm at Lanham church with Rev Goemel officiating, burial in Lanham cemetery. Waggoner's funeral service.
A psychologist in Pearson's London Weekly says narrow head measurements between the tops of the ears indicate a suave tactful pleasant personality with a charming demeanor. The main flaw is carelessness in money matters suggesting thrift and caution to avoid financial trouble.
Public notice indicates on June 21 1938 the Jefferson County Nebraska district court filed a petition to foreclose tax sale certificates against multiple parcels in Diller including Lots 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Block 1 2 5 6 9 10 Original Town and First Addition details. Defendants must answer by September 12 1938. action seeks sale of properties to satisfy taxes and costs.
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