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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1934
Page
4
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A Odell to Lincoln straw shipment, cholera troubles, Beav er City band of ladies, ex representative visitors, local offices and stores, coal and wood notes, a theater and church destruction, quail hunts, relief drives, and 1894 political and civic notices across Diller region.
The column highlights tin can art by Velma Peters with a store window exhibit and a prompt about a decorative can flower project at Box's cafe. It also reports Oracle claims a bid for grading 3 miles of highway near Odell has been withdrawn amid local objections and outlines a proposed road connection extending north toward Lanham and beyond toward Ellis and Diller.
Diller hosted picnics and concerts for visitors but Columbus Nebraska recently organized an event for about 1000 attendees. The Chamber of Commerce sponsored offers including 100 turf ducks geese and chickens and merchandise credit slips worth over 100 in trade.
Reported in the event a crowd of 41 persons were seized by the stadium squad on Thanksgiving day at the Nebraska Kansas football game and held at the stadium until after the game. Rest rooms for mothers with crying babies are common and sober up rooms for drunken individuals may become a necessity.
A note reports an $88 048 inheritance received by the Omaha widow, described as the largest such contribution ever recorded in the state, reflecting notable philanthropic generosity.
It is reported that musical groups from 100 central Nebraska towns will be guests of Hastings College at the tenth annual open day today in Hastings.
After the football game at Lincoln on Thanksgiving Day, a KFAB street broadcaster asks a Manhattan coed if she has anything to say to the world.
A letter from G R Sobers in Kansas recalls the forty year column in the Record and his Nebraska farming days starting in 1899. He mentions working for Harvey Pittinger near town and notes family ties to J R Sobers and Guy Sobers who lived nearby in Narka.
Sunday evening union service will present the pageant Women of Destiny as a fourth attempt to share the living pictures. The Congregational Church hosts the service with a supper and bazaar for adults 25c and children 15c. An important Sunday School Board meeting follows church. Nine Christian Endeavor delegates attended the Blue Springs rally, featuring Adventuring with Jesus and a talk by Rev. Smitheram.
John C. Hartigan attorney for estate of Samuel Barber, deceased, in Jefferson County Court Nebraska. To all interested parties notice that the administrator de bonis non has filed a final account and report with petition for settlement and discharge. Hearing set for December 28 at 9 A M. You may appear and contest. Dated November 24, 1934. First published Dec 7, last published Dec 21, 1934.
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