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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1936
Page
8
A local catalog lists school supplies available for teachers and students with itemized prices. Items include pencil boxes five to ten cents, pencils, note books, ink colors, scissor sets, watercolors, brush sets, Crayolas, chalk boxes, marking pencils, pen holders, Scripto leads, compasses, and more. Some schools begin Monday August 31 and others Monday September 7.
A retrospective note recalls memories from forty years ago in Jefferson County. It details local people such as Frank Truxan of Odell, Misses Dora and Anna Diller, and postmaster’s family shifts, political alignments around McKinley and Bryan, and village events from socials to church conventions. The piece highlights fairs, harvests, and a 1896 elocutionary entertainment, plus at least one street scene and a farmers’ crop outlook.
A McCune family reunion was held last Sunday at Fairbury City park. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. E. E. McCune and family, Mr. and Mrs. Orville McCune and family of Diller, Mr. and Mrs. Charles McCune and family near Fairbury, and Mrs. Guy Hill of Beatrice, sister of Mrs. E. E. McCune.
Petition filed by attorney J A Brunt for the estate of Easley Carmichael requests court action or order. The notice lists the attorney and seeks admissible measures regarding the estate proceedings.
In Jefferson County Nebraska a petition seeks appointment of Alfred Ensley Carmichael and Ethelbert T. Carmichael as administrators of a deceased estate. A hearing is set for September 11, 1986 at 9:00 a.m. Before County Judge Aman E. R. Bee. (Seal) 8 21 to 9 4
Shea residents plan a Thursday ice cream and cake picnic for Sunday School as Ralph Carpenter restarts farming on a Rock Creek district farm. Dist 74 hosts a gathering at Miss Pearl Sparks home with ice cream and cake. Mrs. Detter’s birthday. Mrs. Cole worsening. Mrs. Specht suffers a stroke and remains semiconscious.
The diminutive Shetland pony Tinymite, famed mascot of the Southern Methodist University football team, grew ill at the Texas Centennial Exposition and drew a flood of inquiries. He is now on the road to recovery as inquiries continue.
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