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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1945

Page

2

Bert Greenwoods Feted On 47th Anniversary

Mr. and Mrs. Bert Greenwood of 928 C Street celebrated their 47th wedding anniversary with a Saturday evening party guests included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Garret Mrs. Emma Pearson Mr. and Mrs. H E Laipply Mr. and Mrs. J F Greenwood Mr. and Mrs. H W Long and others who enjoyed bingo ice cream and cake.

Bert Greenwood C Street Robert Garret Emma Pearson H. E Laipply J. F. Greenwood H.W. Long Christine Marcellus Katheryn Kassebaum

Rationing calendar details and July Nebraska traffic report

Sugar stamps No 35 expired. No 36 valid May 1 for 6 pounds, through Aug 31. Meats stamps Q2 to U2 valid May 1 through Aug 31, V2 to 72 valid June 1 through Sept 30, A1 to £1 valid July 1 through Oct 31, Fl through Kl valid Aug through Nov 30. Shoes stamps for one pair. aeroplane stamps govern shoe allocations. July traffic shows Nebraskans killed 12, down 2 from last year, total 103. Nebraska Safety Patrol logged 85 crashes, aided 849 motorists, gave 21 safety talks, recovered 9 stolen cars, issued 993 violation cards for faulty equipment, 635 warning cards for lights, 429 motorists arrested for dangerous violations including 87 for speeding, 65 reckless driving, 49 stop-sign violations, and 29 drunk driving.

Nebraska Safety ‘Patrol Golog Throwet

Family Reunion Planned By Rev and Mrs W. in Fairbury

Family reunion set for next Sunday at Fairbury reunites six children including Vera Piock and her daughter Myron from Spokane. A granddaughter in the SPARS in Washington, D.C. will also attend. They will discuss a history of rural teachers and list the districts where graduates of Diller High School will teach.

Fairbury Vera ‘Piock Myron Spokane Washington SPARS Washington, D.C Diller High School Evelyn Reez Lucille ‘Leonard Arlene’ Roseman Marian Novotny Doria Wolken Elaine Champ Shirley Girrels Garret Barber Betty Grabber Mary Elizabeth Freitag Viola Roskilly June Diller Endicott Dist

4-H Club Kim Livestock Masters Meeting Aug 12

The 4-H Club Kim Livestock Masters met Aug 12 with Wayne Finch and all but one member present. They discussed project plans, and a picnic was scheduled for Aug 26 at Riverside Park with refreshments provided by Wayne Finch and his parents.

Kim Livestock Masters Wayne

Old Time Diller Resident Subscribes to Record and More

A letter from Newton Musser of Monroe Wisconsin praises the Record as a weekly read after many years in newspaper work. The note accompanies a Monroe Evening Times copy sent by Musser. Also reported is a heavy oat yield for Willis Stokes in Oakley district and a county court notice about the Janssen estate with December 9 1945 filing deadline.

Newton Musser Monroe Wisconsin Diller Musser Willis Stokes Oakley District

Picnic Guests Attend Aux Sth Gathering at Chautsugqua Park

Correction notes that G. T. Jie's wives attended a picnic at Chautsugqua Park on Auxt Sth. Attendees included Mrs Norman Malchow Mrs Elmer Sasse and Rodger Mrs Emer Malchow and Betty Mira Donald McKenzie and Tommy. Several names were missing in last week's Record.

G. T.jie Chautsugqua Park Norman Malchow Elmer Sasse Rodger E'mer Malchow Betty Mira Donald McKenzie Tommy

Prairie Gem 4 H Club Meeting Notes and Elections

Prairie Gem 4 H Club met Wednesday Aug 6 at Felix Regner home with Dona Regnier president and 12 members present Carol Nivotny absent Carol Casper visitor parents not present Officers elected for next term President Darlene Novotny vice president Norris Weer secretary Dosa Ai goer reporter Beverly Ridgile Song leader Doreen Nowolly Weare plans include fair demonstrations by members Doane Rigiter Dariene Novotoy Pratioe and Della Weers Reed More details describe refreshments and exhibits shown at the fair and the malted milk sandwiches and doughnuts served by members.

Felix Regner Dona Regnier Rolleau Carol Nivotny Carol Casper Nowere Darlene Novatay Norris Weer Dosa’ Aiigoer Beverly ‘Rididie Diriene Nwolly Weare Doughoute Dia Weera

Missionary Meeting Raises Funds at Parsonage Work

WSCS of the Methodist church held its annual missionary meeting at the parsonage last Thursday afternoon. Each member contributed a dollar for World Service in the absence of the president and vice president. Mrs Nippert led the business session. A lunch of ice cream cake and cookies was served by Mrs Henrichs and Mrs Nippert. The group sang for Mrs Remley who recently had a birthday.

Tn2 WSCS The Methodist Church World Service Joe Nippert Henrichs Remley

Sewing Club QO Holds Large Meeting at Mrs Weaver Home

The Sewing Club met at Mrs. Weaver's home with 138 members and 9 mothers present. Roll call and a display of summer-made items were shown while mothers were invited to see the crafts. Reserved ice cream and tea were served by Mrs. Majorie Cormichici and Mrs. D.

Mra. Weaver Jellerso Majorie Cormichici Novotny

Village Board Proceedings April 24 1945

The village board met in regular and called sessions at City Hall with officers elected including temporary chairman D. V. Randers and temporary clerk D-V. Fanders. Minutes note prior meeting actions and salary, with audit appointment and new officers for water and street commissions and marshal at $100 monthly beginning May 12 1945.

Herman Harding Dawn Cole Dil Diller Library Abc Norris Mith Ditler H H .Green Floyd GiLy Marshal

At Ease With Other Sharp Characters

A column by Holly Miller from Capper's Farmer offers teen guidance on social ease. It stresses controlled outward actions, avoiding mannerisms, and grooming discipline to project confidence.

Holly Miss Miller

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