Local Notes and Obituaries From Diller Area
Beatrice resident Mrs Len Thomas of Odell passed away Saturday and was buried Monday. Tom Rosecrans of Odell died Sunday morning and was buried Tuesday. Alma Schoen has become housekeeper for Dr O C Diet. Col Royle of Beatrice, veteran auctioneer, visited Diller Monday. Christmas program and plate supper set for Friday night Dec 16 at District 152. Lydia Krebs teaching. Victor Anderson sale drew a good crowd Tuesday with Ben Roelfs auctioneering. Mrs Ernest Habicht of Worthington Minnesota improving after Minneapolis hospital operation. Old Man Winter brings cold spell since last night. Friday forecast fair. Mrs Lythan Finch on sick list with influenza. Donald Hurst ill with cold. John Folkers and Martha James noted. Frank Grone sprained ankle from tree branch. Degree of Honor to hold all day meeting at Mrs Bert Bell’s home. covered dish lunch at noon.
Local Lumber Ad Promises Low Prices and Satisfaction
Cornbelt Lumber Co announces clean and hot coal offerings in Routt county Colorado. The ad lists C. L. Geer as manager and provides a phone contact 15302 for Diller Nebraska, touting low prices and guaranteed satisfaction.
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Moffat
Harris
Hayden
Routte County
Colorado
Cornbelt Lumber Co
C. L. Geér
Mgr
Diller
Nebr
Winter wheat in Nebraska counties hit by wind and drought
In Kimball Cheyenne and Deuel counties winter wheat fields report severe damage from winds and lack of rain since September. Farmers estimate only about twenty percent may survive the winter.
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Kimball
Cheyenne
Deuel
Behrends Suffers Lip Injury From Wood-Chopping Accident
Henry Behrends was struck in the mouth by a stick while chopping wood on Wednesday. The blow cut his lip so badly that two clips were needed to bring the edges together. He is expected to have a very sore lip for a few days.
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Henry Behrends
Record Begins Serial Romance Lady Blanche Farm
The Record starts a new serial romance Lady Blanche Farm by Frances Parkinson Keyes. Readers are urged to read the first chapters in this issue and may find the tale exceedingly fascinating.
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the Record
Frances Parkinson Keyes
Christmas Gift Advice and Family Visit Report
A local ad suggests giving practical Christmas gifts like better clothing with affordable prices and fitting services. The note mentions calls for appointments and price ranges. A family visit from Lincoln includes Mrs. S J Thompson and Mary Lou, joined by Mrs Alma Phipps, Miss Aura Zook, and relatives visiting Diller and Dorchester from Lincoln.
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S.J. Thompson
Mary Lou
Lincoln
Alma Phipps
Aura
Zook
di- A. Simmons
Clyde Zook
Diller Band Organized Holds First Practice at City Hall
The Diller Band organized and aired November 28 met last Monday at City Hall for its first practice with twenty members, two lessons in one evening, and plans to recruit more players as instruments can be procured. Director is Mr Wood of Marysville Kansas. officers include Cavett president Schindler VP and Francis Clark secretary treasurer. Rehearsals start Monday at 7 o clock. public invited to listen. The White baby illness noted amid local epidemic.
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Diller
Wood
Marysville
Kansas
Cavett
Schindler
Francis Clark
Elock Sharp
Mrs Helen Loock and daughter visit Fairbury friends
Mrs Helen Loock and daughter Mrs Ed Henriche spent Monday visiting friends in Fairbury, sharing greetings and social time with local acquaintances.
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Helen Loock
Henriche
Fairbury
Cold snap drops temperature to freezing point
A sudden drop in temperature brought the mercury to zero on Wednesday morning, marking the coldest this period. The record notes unusually frigid conditions for the day ahead.
Hirach Family Visits Diller Relatives From Fairbury
Mr and Mrs Alvin Hirach and children Freddie and Richard Dean drove from Fairbury to spend the day with Diller relatives on Wednesday.
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Alvin Hirach
Freddie and
Richard Dean
Fairbury
Diller
Farmer’s corn disposal debated amid oversupply
Voices argue for burning excess corn to curb farmer costs and reduce overstock while others oppose treating corn as waste. The debate centers on whether a farmer should have rights to dispose of his own surplus.
J N C Meeting Faces Guests and Christmas Plans
The J N C group met with ten members and guests including Mrs Emmit Harriss and daughter, Mrs A Larkins, Miss Gladys Hays, and Mrs Fred Novotny on November 30. Roll call cited favorite authors. Names for the Christmas gift box were drawn and Mrs Newt Hays and Mrs James Hays led a short program before refreshments. The club adjourned to meet Mrs Joe Hiatt on December 14 with roll call themed to Christmas.
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Frank Robinson
Joe. Hiatt
Pearce Visit to Plattsmouth Masonic Home Resident
Frank T Pearce visited his brother Geo B Pearce an inmate in the Masonic Home at Plattsmouth on Sunday. They were accompanied by Mr and Mrs Lloyd Huret and children and Elva Farrow. They found Geo B Pearce in good health able to enjoy an auto trip and noted corn cribs along the route and fine winter wheat fields with some moisture needs. Returning via Nebraska City they stopped at the hospital to check on neighbor Miss Ranhael Albright who had recently undergone an operation in Peru.
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Frank .T. Pearce
Geo. B. Pearce
Plattsmouth
Lloyd Huret
Elva Farrow
G. B
Missouri
Nebraska City
Ranhael Albright
Peru
Collier's Comedians Strike Downed By Storm Visit
Dick Keuten leaves Beatrice hospital after weeks with infection and leg sliver. Collier's Comedians perform Wednesday night, though storm dulls the show. Next week's program features Love and Horse Radish, a laughable comedy. last performance before Christmas, then junior class play resumes after holidays.
Lincoln Star Christmas Rate Offer Attracts Subscriptions
The Lincoln Star announces a limited December rate of 3.50 per year and 5.00 daily with Sunday, claiming a rare low offer in years. New and old subscribers may extend for a year, with immediate start or future date, available by mail in Nebraska and Kansas through the Record office.
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Lincoln Star
Star
Stator
Diller’ Record Office
Nebraska
Kansas
Village Board Proceedings at Dillett Neb 1982
The village board met in regular session in Dillett Nebraska on December 6 1982 with members Clauson Andrews Snyder Green present. Minutes were approved and a list of routine bills paid including Beckman Begne Milow McCuse Palm and Dilley Grain Co. various salaries and town maintenance costs were read and authorized. The session adjourned at the call of Chairman Clauson with Chm. Clauson and City Clerk Waggoner presiding.
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Village the Safe
WBRR
Bros
Clausoh, Andrews
En Snyder
Beckman
Palestine
Dszoe
Hutchinson
John Pulec
Moise Su Talece
Slesencias
Green
Bristol
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Victor Anderson
Ben Roelfs
Ernest Habicht
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Degree of Honor
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L. M- Hurst
Collier's Commedians
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Waggoner Bro’s
Dick Keuten
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Village Board Proceedings
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Sal
H. H. Green
Standard ‘Oil Co
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