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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1932

Page

8

Diller Public Schools Reports Holiday Break and Activities

The Board approves one week of Christmas vacation with make up days in January. Students recover from a bout of flu while whooping cough concerns ease. A Christmas program featured in the assembly, with numbers from each grade and a cantata The Wondrous Story. The basketball team’s Endicott trip included a close second team game. a Plymouth visit is planned. Teacher exams show strong results with a range of scores and several students taking multiple exams. Grade studies cover geometry, civics, and U S industry.

Board of Education Bonnce Riddle Irl Endicott Diller Plymouth Blanche Mann

NCS A Club Holds Xmas Meeting With Gifts Exchange

Mrs. A A Eick hosted the NCS A club gathering on Wednesday with 13 members attending. After a business meeting led by Mrs. Carrico, Mrs. Roehrkasse and Mrs. Fry were initiated, two contests entertained, and prizes awarded to Mrs Loock and Mrs Andrews. A luncheon was served by Mrs. Eick with help from Mr Calkins and Mrs Hadley. Guests included several named members, and the next meeting is set for December 21 at Mrs Theodore Henrichs home with a small gift exchange.

A. A. Eick Carrico Roehrkasse Fry Eick Loock Andrews Calkins

New Deal Record Magazine Club Offer Surpasses All

The Record unveils a magazine club offer for 1933 titled the Big Seven Offer. It combines multiple magazines valued at $2.00 with a yearly Record subscription at 1.60, or a second option totaling $2.50 for 50 cents, including titles like Household, Women's World, Good Stories, Gentlewomen, and more.

Household Women’s World Good Stories Gentlewomen Country Home Farm Journal Big Seven The Record Pictorial Review Woman’s World

Rural Christmas programs brighten week in area

Several rural schools held Christmas programs this week. Garrett Roelfs renewed Saturday for the Roelfs Bros subscription to the Record. Scott Miller True and Harry attended a horse sale at Hanover Kansas Tuesday. The sun rose 7 49 and set 5 02 Wednesday, the year's shortest day. Lupt and Mrs Schindler spend Christmas vacation at aba and Falls City. New calendars for next year are being handed out by Diller merchants.

Laurice Dilier Elmer Sasse Dorothy Hilder Scott Miller Ervin Roelfs Serenus Viers Nebraska True Harry Hanover Kaw Lupt Mrs. Schindler Aba Falls City Diller

Diller High School Principal Roehrkasse and Wife Holidaying

Mr. Roehrkasse principal of Diller High School and his wife are spending the holidays at Syracuse and Seward.

Mr. Roehrkasse Diller High School Syracuse and Seward

Misie Broyles Heads Home for Christmas Holiday

Mise Broyles, a teacher at Diller High School, left today for her Pittsburg Kansas home to spend the Christmas holidays.

Mise Broyles Diller High School Pittsburg Kans

Mrs Lukas Visits Virginia Kin on a Sunday Return

Mrs. Albert Lukas came home Sunday from Virginia where she had visited her son Ludimar and spent time with her sisters.

Albert Lukas Virginia Ludimar

Crete man gets expert car repair at Pulec garage

Otto Pulec of Crete visited his brother John this week and received expert repair work on his car at the Pulec garage.

Otto Pulec Crete John Pulec

Mrs Isabella Raymond Subscribes for Record Gift

Mrs Isabella Raymond subscribes to the Record this week to send to relatives in Panola Illinois as a Christmas present, joining one of the newspaper's news magazine offers.

Isabella Raymond Panola

Renewal subscriber picks Our Rural Special for daughter

W E Mudge renewed his Record subscription this week and chose the Our Rural Special magazine offer as a Christmas gift for his daughter Mrs. Harry Wells.

W.E. Mudge the Record Harry Wells

Minnie Clauson and nephew visit in Fairbury

Mrs. Minnie Clauson and her nephew Russell McCreight who teaches in the grammar room at Diller schools spent Sunday at the home of their sister and mother Mrs. Bruce McCreight in Fairbury.

Mias Minnie Clauson Russell McCreight Diller Schools Bruce McCreight Fairbury

Joe Bixby Jr Visits Before Holiday Home Return

Joe Bixby Jr arrives from Kansas City where he is studying and will spend holidays with Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Cavett. Joe Jr will be met here by his father and driven home to Geneva.

Joe Bixby Jr Kansas City L. M. Cavett Joe Jr Joe Geneva

New Camp Officers Named for 1933 at Diller Camp No 1668

At the last meeting of Diller Camp No 1668 M W A the officers for 1933 were chosen V C M Cal lander Wa Frank Johnson Clerk H Green Banter Harry Patmes Escort Jill Bond Watchman Roy Patton Sentry C E Weggoner Trustees E E McCune one year L H Findling two years and Ear Weigel three years.

Diller Camp V. C M. Callander Frank Johnson H. Green Harry Patmes Jill Bond Roy Patton C. E. Weggoner E. E. McCune L. H. Findling Ear Weigel

Plain Miser Britten Sees France as Greedy Debtor

Congressman Fred A. Britten of Illinois described France as a miser refusing to pay what it owes, likening it to a greedy man sitting on a stack of gold and hating to see a single piece pass. He spoke in few words and was deemed correct.

Fred A. Britten Illinois France

Gravelled Pawnee-Wymore-Fairbury road completed

The Pawnee-Wymore-Fairbury highway from Blue Springs to the county line was finished last Sunday. The completed all weather road now connects with state and federal highways at Barch. One hundred one car loads of gravel were spread on the county road. Allae Davidson had the contract, with a bid awarded to Robert A.

Pawnee-Wymore-Fairbury Blue Springs Pawnee Barch Allae Davidson Robert A

Farmers Store Closes Early for Christmas Holiday

The Farmers Store will close at 10 oclock Monday for the Christmas holiday. Local weather brings fine ice skating conditions. Mr and Mrs L M Hurst and son DonSID were in the county seat.

Weather Improves as Residents Recovering in Hospital

The article notes John Hilder Sr remains confined at Odell hospital but is improving. Mrs. Homer, helper at Frank Fasnachi’s home, was hospitalized Tuesday for treatment. Rabbit hunters report plentiful catches though numbers are thinning. A group of three brought in 24 rabbits last week. A Christmas gift pitch for the Diner Record and Magazine clubbing lists appears.

John Hilder, Sr Odell Hospital O. K

Mrs Joe Cole Improves After Hospital Treatment

Mrs Joe Cole of Killer formerly in the Diiler vicinity has been under care in Beatrice hospital and is reported to be improving after treatment.

Joe Cole Diiler Beatrice Hospital

University students spend two weeks' vacation at Diller homes

Lyon. Cully Oliver Diehl and Richard Mayborn, university students, arrived Wednesday and are spending their two weeks vacation at their homes in Diller.

Lyon Cully Oliver Diehl Richard Mayborn Diller

Teachers Clara Overturf and Lucile Hansen Visit Alberi Lea

Miss Clara Overturf and Miss Lucile Hansen teachers in the Diller schools left today to spend their Christmas vacation at the home of Miss Hansen in Alberi Lea Minnesota.

Clara Overturf Lucile Hansen Diller Alberi Lea Minn

Paris Demonstrators Denounce War Debts Then Reassure U S Aid

In Paris several ten thousand French servicemen marched to denounce wartime debts asking for relief. The mood shifted as the piece recalls U S money and troops supported France, with a note of skepticism about gratitude and honesty in the current climate.

Paris United States

Mrs Mary Upson Dies in Illinois and Buried Near Diller

The body of Mrs Mary Upson formerly near Diller and widow of Richard E Upson died in Rockford Illinois and was buried Tuesday last in Reserve Cemetery one and a half miles south and four miles east of Diller Instead of at Waukegan Illinois as previously stated Funeral service was at the home of Mrs L J Upson who is her sister in law.

Mary Upson Near Diller Rockford, Ill Reserve Cemetery Diller Waukegan Richard E. Upson L. J. Upson

Witty maxims on marriage and daily life from Ex

A collection of pithy sayings about relationships money humor and social norms. The notes joke that men lie about incomes and women about ages while praising endurance in matrimony and the value of experience over fools.

Franz Given Life Sentence in Fairbury Murder Guilty Plea

William Franz a 52 year old Iowa veterinarian pleaded guilty to second degree murder before District Judge Fred W Messmore at Fairbury. He was sentenced to life imprisonment for the slaying of Clarence Stainbrook on Oct 14 following a fight that began after Franz killed Stainbrook s dog and left his mother with serious knife wounds.

Fairbury William Franz Ohiiowa Fred W. Messmore Franz Clarence Stainbrook Daykie Stainbrook Counel Charles Matzen Lincoln Guil

New Airplane Express Links New York and Los Angeles

A daily express service operates between New York City and Los Angeles with half ton freight loads. Planes depart at close of business and arrive on the Pacific coast in time for breakfast, maintaining a two way eighteen hour schedule.

New York City Los Angeles New York Pacific Coast

Also Mentioned on This Page

Diller Public Schools Donald Roelf Tronice Riddle Ew Library Arate Charlies Dickens Toy Tim Bob Cratchit Betty Hurst Bonnie Thompson Darrel Beckwith Virgil Fasnacht Richard Miller Leila Broadstone Vera Lee Hall Dwaine Clark Avis Johnson Neil Andrews Charles Brandt Lawrence Clark Sybil Fasnacht Alfred Sasse Max Thompson Jean Bond Ethel Bristol Fern. Close Roger Diller Beatrice Dunn Beulah Dunne Robert Fry Ruth Lukes N.C.S.A Garrett Roelfs Roelfs Bro Bonham Theatre Bert Wheeler Robert Woosley Tues Karloff Comedy—News Richard DIX Ann Harding Tom Slim Summerville Zausa Pitts Favyors—Corfetti Frank A. Houston Fairbury, Nebr Edw B. Ackerman Optometrist Fairbury, Nebraska Golden Rule Bidg Blue Valley Credit Association Gage and Jefferson County Beatrice Nebr Room Gelden Rule O.C. Diehl H. R. Royle Beatrice, Nebr Court St. Residence Gage County Dr. McLeran
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