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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1950

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Obituary and local notes from Beatrice area

Carl Schulz sr 82 died at home in Beatrice after living there since 1938. Born in Germany April 5 1862 he was a retired farmer and blacksmith survived by wife Wilhelmina five sons and one daughter twelve grandchildren and one great grandchild with two children predeceased. Funeral at Beatrice St John Lutheran Church burial Evergreen cemetery. Nebraska pheasant and quail season to be set by state game commissioners Saturday after pre-season survey informs population trends. Also notes August 21 Keystone meeting at Mrs J H Frazee home and visits by John and May Sailing of Kenton Washington who traveled 16 hours by airplane. Jefferson County Old Settlers Picnic today at Fairbury City park.

Carl Schulz Beatrice Germany Lanham Wilhelmina Carl Willian Gerhart Ernest Diller Martie Marysville Otto Hanover Fred Harries St. John’s Lutheran Church Evergreen Cemetery Nebraska Wilbur Eick Mayor Roseman American Legion Total Post Legion Auxiliary Harry Ahrends D._V. Fanders Will Roseman Norman Malchow Steele City Community Club V. F.W. Drum & Bugle Corps Fairbury Casper Endicott Rogers Géer Bros. Jalopy Ovid Carpenter Frank Horsky Congregational Church Rugged Cross Methodist Church Wildwood Lutheran Church of Hanover Bethelee Baum Faulk Keney Knowles Sicily Diary Club Wymore Henry Jurgens Glenwood Diary Club Odell Henry Giesbrecht Elm “Livestock Masters Frank Grove B B. Kedsington Home Sweet Home Bluebird O.E.S Ernest Schulz de Hoeured Emis Sunshine Hatchery Kiwanis Kiowa Holle’s Diller Lumber & Supply Geer Bros

Huttenmeyers Move To Tecumseh

Mr and Mrs John Huttenmeyer relocate to Tecumseh to join a family business and pursue different work. Their son Victor leaves for Tecumseh to begin football practice with the high school as the Rural Radio Association announces Lexington’s approved 25 000 watt station KRVN due to launch around November 1 serving farm families and cooperatives.

John Huttenmeyer Tecumseh Nebraska. Rural’ ‘Radio Association Lexington Federal. Communication . . Commission KRVN Rural Voice of Nebraska

54th Diller Picnic Draws 7000 Plus In Parish Parade

The 54th annual Diller picnic drew more than seven thousand as crowds jammed streets for the parade and first night festivities. WIBW radio entertainers drew large crowds for the second night while the American Legion dance filled to capacity. A rider named Lloyd Pefferman was injured in the parade but is reported recovering. Barbara Green welcomed a new son in Lincoln.

Wood WIBW American Legion Kenny Knowles Lloyd Pefferman Petterman Odell Hospital

Diller Schools Set Registration and Faculty Meeting

School registration for Diller public schools is scheduled for September 1 and 2 with a faculty meeting planned for Saturday morning September 2. Mrs Eva Green has returned home from a three week vacation to Washington and visited Spokane and Yellowstone Park en route before traveling to Nebraska and Kansas to visit relatives. Local residents along the CB&Q line hope diesel freight trains become regular after testing, noting a ten hour savings on Denver to Kansas City routing. Supplies for the Record Office will be available next week.

Diller Eva Green Washington Spokane Denver Salt Lake City Fred Witty Nebraska Witty Yellowstone Park Black Hille Kansas Veisel Kansas ‘City Lincoln Kansas City

Picnic parade caps Diller gathering with 7000 in attendance

Notice details a Diller picnic parade with Max Logan as fundraiser contact, honors guest Roe's ten day visit from Trinidad, and lists participants from local groups and businesses. The event drew an estimated crowd over 7000 despite a 6:30 start delay for the VFW Drum and Bugle Corp.

Standard Oil Bill Green Jordenings KK. H. Jordening Chet Graham Wm. Kisling Oscar Milius C. Callan Chet Hale Don Geer Diller V.F.W. Drum & Bugle Corp

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Actwities Keystone Will J. H. Frazee Jobo Sailing Kenton, Washb Sailing Dilter John Jefferson County Fairbury City Park Huttenmeyers Velma Jean Rebendorf al Diller Frazee Rosalie Eula Calkins Windsor Clara ‘Allen Calkins Diller Girls Beatrice Diller Beatrice Iga Diller Boys Fairbury Windmill H.H. Green Fred Clark Alvin Pasco A. Eick Dede Fanders W.A Snyder Elizabeth Fouts Chas ~ Hill Harry Greider Ben Behrends John Greider Ira Place Tony Zeleny, Jr Avna Meyers The Ozarks Elmer Meyers Arso Wilbur Huttenmeyer Royce Larry Clifford Blauser Elva Jean Pasco Ernest Paey Ila Pasco George Grabber John Call Olive Pasco Indiana Lee Pasco Kenneth Lemon Alice Pasco Puget Sound Wash Walla Walla Wash Ila Olive Alvin Terrill Wayne Fern Lawrence Caldwell Becaimne Beatrice Lutheran Hospital Edward Henrichs Huntington Park Calif Max Logan Christie Seaman Chester Sparks Roe Trindad Colo Longmont Norman Frisbie
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