Golden Jubilee Picnic 1896 1946 Underway
The Golden Jubilee Picnic 1896 1946 is under way as press time approaches. Concessions are placed and ready to serve for an ideal picnic day with near perfect weather reported.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1946
Page
1
The Golden Jubilee Picnic 1896 1946 is under way as press time approaches. Concessions are placed and ready to serve for an ideal picnic day with near perfect weather reported.
The Honor Roll board thanks businessmen and volunteers for donations and efforts in honoring the boys who served. Mr. Mick Hak, Mr. Rush, Mr. Stahl, Mr. Fasuni shi, and the Telephone Company are thanked for support and wiring. Names of those who served during World War II are listed with care to avoid omitting intended honorees.
Plymouth residents report thefts of five spare tires and four wheels from parked cars. Victims include Lloyd Mercifs Harlan Scheve Lieyd Metcalf and Ed Nispel. Thieves targeted tires while leaving some items behind. incidents occurred over the past week. Local road work by County Commissioner Hutchinson improves the P. W. F. highway with gravel hauled by county trucks.
Wanted a lady for house work in Diller Nebraska beginning August 19. Contact Mrs Eldred Carpenter at phone 11555 for details. Worker needed for roughly August 20 to early September in local home.
Notice says B B Kensington hosts annual picnic for past and present members on Sunday August Sid at Firbury City Park with a basket driver. FOR SALE A four year old buck sheep offers for sale or trade for another buck.
The J C Stichers 4 H Club met with Irene and Carolyn Novocoy on August 3. Norma Weers demonstrated making a dart. Two visitors attended. Roll call song favored. A mother and daughter tea was planned for August 29 at the school house. Next meeting with Mrs Paul Kuper. Reporter Beverly Riddle. For sale Seed Rye $1.75 per bushel Jobo Weers.
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