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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1949
Page
1
The article notes simple words in St Luke's nativity tale underpin Christmas cards Americans send to friends and relatives this year. It highlights reverent sentiments in the season's greetings.
Wayne County recorded its first Christmas celebration in La Porte in 1880. Residents funded the event with a subscription, built a tree from box elder greenery, decorated with popcorn and berries, and distributed gifts after songs recitations and prayers. The program drew people from surrounding areas despite a hard winter.
The text frames the Star of Bethlehem as a guiding, life changing symbol of Christ’s light. It links the star’s radiance to warmth, direction, and hope, noting Jesus as the light of the world. It urges faith to let that light penetrate hearts, homes, and communities.
Annual Christmas program for the 42 district outlines payment eligibility for the 1949 ACP. Deadline to sign and file at the PMA office is December 31 1949. Payments will only be made if the accompanying signing is completed by the date. late signings render payments ineligible.
Saturday at 6 D. m. Hours will be closed all day Monday December 26. Fowler’s Grocery Gardening Store Waggoner’s Hardware.
A visiting stranger from Wymore, traveling through Diller Nebraska, sought shelter Sunday evening. The unnamed man, unemployed, was offered warm lodging and meals by local residents after turning to the town for aid. He continued his journey toward his home on Monday.
A girl, Nancy Denice Robinson was born December 4 to Mr. and Mrs. James Robinson of Lincoln. Mrs. Robinson is the former Denice Anderson. Rudolph Lampe returned Wednesday from Fairbury hospital after eight weeks there and is feeling much better and able to be up part of the time.
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