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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1937
Page
8
Mr. and Mrs. Will Green spent last Sunday with friends in Barneston. Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Blauser had Christmas dinner at their son Everett's home and family in Plymouth.
Mr and Mrs G L Richardson and family spent Christmas Day with the latter s sister and husband Mr and Mrs E L Dougherty They spent Sunday with his sister and husband Mr and Mrs Henry Frisbie at Lincoln.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Frisbie spent Christmas visiting relatives. Mrs Frisbie traveled to Campbell Nebraska to visit her parents. Leonard went to Brush Colorado to visit his sister Nellie and her husband Mr and Mrs Devere Hale.
Mr and Mrs Harvey Garrels Shirley Faye Donne Garrels Mrs Jet Albers Ernie Rev Wolff and Rev Ollendorff attended a Christmas dinner Saturday evening hosted by Mr and Mrs Wolken, a friend of the local pastor.
Dr Liehi entertained Sunday with guests including his daughter Eleanor and her husband from Lincoln. Christmas dinner guests at the Findling home included Mr and Mrs Clarence Findling and baby Emeline from Diller, Mr and Mrs Foreman Fielder and children from Ellis, Cecil Findling and Dale Friday from Conrad Iowa.
Mr and Mrs Sam Thompson and family hosted Christmas dinner at their home with guests including Weree Shoes and family from Lincoln Mr and Mrs Frank Andelt and family from Hastings Mrs Christie Seaman and True Thompson.
Mrs. E. L. Dougherty visits Lincoln while Frank and family plan a quiet Sunday at home with a nearby Bay outing. The note lists family members and suggests a relaxed weekend mood.
Gladys Lottman attends the State Normal and is at home for the holidays visiting relatives. She is staying with Mrs. Scott Miller of this place and her sister Mrs. Ors of Steele, while spending time with brother Bea. The family references a home in Green at Phillips.
A church program by Presbyterians featured a "snow house" as an attraction, drawing attention in the community. The article lists many household items donated or displayed by local residents.
A week long slate lists Eddie Cantor in Ali Baba Goes to Town and Kay Francis in The First Lady with Universal news and cartoons. Later shows Edward G. Robinson in The Last Gangster and John Payne with Stella Ardler in Love on Toast. Friday showcases Paramount news and Student Nite. Saturday features Tarzan's Revenge with Glenn Morris and Eleanor Holm, plus Western Law for Tombstone.
Mr and Mrs Herman Sasse express appreciation to Rev Wolff and the Luther League for the Christmas carols sung at their event. The group performed Stille Nacht Geili Nacht Allies Schlaft in Wacht.
The text lists several Bell family members and relatives from Kansas City and Lincoln visiting relatives in this place. Jack Bell could not attend due to work commitments. R Bell and family from Lincoln celebrated Christmas with Mrs. Colman and the Spear household.
A 2 PM December 27 1887 wedding at the residence of the Bielpereots officiating drew many invited guests. The article lists gifts including items for T P Price and Mrs Loock Bibie with further names such as J O Brauser and Will Bona.
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