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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1935

Page

4

Diller parade and pageant celebrate 1880s settlers

Ray Hudson led a float honoring Fayetta Hudson with Millers Blacksmith from Endicott and Scott A Miller. Cling McCanles, 81, performed the Otoe war dance. Floats recalled Diller’s past including Pearce family, 1887-1933, old time band, draymen, and a 1929 storm. Civic groups, churches, and long-time residents were recognized during the pageant.

Ray Hudson Fayetta Hudson Scott A. Miller P. B. Miller We Miller Endicott Cling McCanles Jefferson County Fern Hurst Veda Hirsch Pearce Diller John Zook Jake Lichty Chas. Tomemaker Bud. Beil Billy Friday Fred Riddle Waggoner Loran Hale Will ‘Plager Ed Walken Frank Grabber Will Bond Velma Wehling Bond John Weers Geo. Wiemers Burkhard Methodist Cavett's Bert Bell Annd Diller Telephone Company

Ladies Old Fashioned Garments Parade Highlights Vintage Dress

The display featured active interest in antique fashions with gowns shown by Mrs. Chas Waggoner and Mrs. Cavett. Randell wore a brown taffeta basque from May 1884, while Hartzell and Will Plager presented era garments from Germany and earlier decades.

Chas. Waggoner Susan Randell Randell J Cincinnati Ohio Cavett Hartzell Will Plager Germany John Franken

Vintage gowns and hats in regional fashion show prize list

The article describes a dress with a seven inch pleated ruffle winning third prize and notes historic hats worn by Mrs. Plager and Mrs. Forsha from Steele City among other preserved garments. Judges included Mrs. Ellis of Diller and Mrs. Beckwith of Omaha. Many outfits recreated 40 to 50 years ago showcased by younger women, with calls for more prizes recognizing that group.

Drs Diehl Burrows Clarence Paul Renz Bond Will Green Mary Green Will Leaper Bill Diller W. A. Spyder E L. Lpock Dick Edgington Col J. B. Wright Robertson J. D. Fanders Christie ._Thompson Seaman Ollie] Thompson Fred ‘Clark Henry Achtemier Sayter Plager John Blauser Miss Ballard Nancy Robertson Frank Grabber Fred Clark Mesdames Ellis Paul Beckwith Omaha A. Mayborn J. Mayborn L. M. Hurst Effie Clark Orpha Waggoner Scott Miller Oscar Amos Walkins Mollie'Riddle Jayme Green Wm. Bond Bert Bell Cesealgey Egy Harry Thompson Bert Try Oe Geer Clarence Reng Vernon Hill Jennie Mills Council Bluffs Iowa Alvin Hirsch Fairbury Nebr Gretchen Wohlfarth Alma Schoen Racheal Viers Gladys Lottman Margaret’ Logan Eileen, Green Minnie Clausson Velma Wheling Betty Grabher

Whisker Club Judges Award Prizes Amid Mixed Feedback

The Whisker Club event winners include Eric Roelfs first Harvey Garrels second Earl Weigle third with honorable mentions to W. A. Snyder Ed Wolken and Chas Waggoner. Judges Ray Moon Albert Koepft and Cartsens criticized prize distribution noting too few first and second places for both whiskey club and ladies gowns.

Han Eric Roelfs Harvey Garrels Earl Weigle W. A. Snyder Ed Wolken Chas Waggoner Ray Moon Fairbury Albert Koepft Daykin Mr. Cartsens Near Fairbury Whiskey Club

Beatrice event draws large crowd with address and exhibitions

A Tuesday evening program attracted an estimated 5,000 people. Attorney J C Hartigan of Fairbury delivered a reminiscent address that held strict attention. Beatrice Bugle and Drum Corps performed an exhibition drill. The Legion male quartet sang and announced the state convention with the Pageant of Peace on August 25. The antique room in the Loock building drew interest and the second day saw a smaller crowd with a band concert, a ball game Odell vs Steele City, and overall lighter attendance.

J C Hartigan Fairbury Beatrice Legion State Legion Loock Ceemal Odell Steele City

Picnic and Anniversary Celebration Earn Community Praise

The 39th annual picnic and 50th anniversary celebration received thanks from the committee. Gratitude extended to all who responded and to Sherman and Egge who ran the public address system and offered help.

Sherman & Egge

Headleys Visit Diller for Reynolds Picnic

Mr and Mrs W E Headley and their family now in Douglas county traveled to Diller to visit the W D Delno family and attend the local Reynolds picnic.

W. E. Headley Reynolds Douglas County Diller W. D .Delno

Blauser Family Reunion Set for August 25 at City Hall

Plans are underway for the Blauser family reunion to be held at Diller city hall on August 25. Expected attendees include relatives from area towns and nearby counties as organizers coordinate seating and refreshments.

Blauser Diller

Emma L Fry Obituary Obituary of Emma L Anangst Fry

Emma L Anangst was born in Easton Pennsylvania on September 27 1847 and died August 8 1985 at her home in Diller Nebraska aged 87 years 10 months 11 days. She moved with her parents to Kent Illinois at age eight and married Isaac Fry in Lena Illinois on January 8 1867. They had six sons and two daughters Edith William Oliver Milton Daniel Edwin Mable and Quinter. Her husband and four children William Edith Mable and Edwin died before her. The family moved to Nebraska in April 1870 settling near Falls City then Holmesville before locating on a farm north of Diller in 1878. She attended the Episcopalian church in youth and later...

Emma L.anangst Easton Pennsylvania Diller Kent, Ill Isaac Fry Lena, Ill Edith William Oliver Milton Daniel Edwin Mable Quinter Nebraska Falls City Holmesville Episcopalian Church

Pioneer Diller resident Elizabeth Shoemaker dies

Elizabeth Shoemaker, long time Brethren member in Diller, died leaving four children, fourteen grandchildren and eleven great grandchildren. Funeral was held Saturday at 2:30 p m from the Methodist church with Rev. Miller of DeWitt officiating. Interment followed in Prairie Home cemetery beside her husband. Attending were Mrs Elizabeth Shoemaker sister of Mrs Fry of Salina Kansas Mrs Buswell a distant relative Mrs Creekmur and Harry Welton of Fairbury. Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness shown during the mother’s death.

Brethren Church Diller Methodist Church Miller DeWitt Prairie Home Cemetery Elizabeth Shoemaker Fry Salina Kansas Buswell

Church Notes Congregational Church Announcement

W A Snyder and Sant S S invite members to Sunday School at 10 A M. Includes church notes and service reminder for the Congregational Church.

W. A. Snyder Sant. S. S

St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Service Plan

Rev L J Wolff pastors St Pauls BV Lutheran near Diller announces Sunday school at 9 30 English services at 10 30 and a union park service in the evening Wm Leask to speak at the gathering.

L. J. Wolff C. L Hullman S.S Wm. Leask

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Ros the Whisker Club Emma L. Fry Oliver Fry Milton Fry Fry Quinter Fry and Families Will Fry Congregational Church Methodist Episcopal ‘Church Robert E. Drew Ray, Lamb ST. Paul’s Lutheran Near Maxwell-House Kirks Hardwater Castile Ey . A Clark’s $Store
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