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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Feb 02, 1934

Page

1

Band concert and local notices in brief

Band concert next Wednesday evening at 8 00 o clock. For plastering and paper hanging call Elias Hadley. For a better job let a J A Portable grind your feed call 90 Plymouth Nebr. The Record office is getting out bills for the sale of Mr I T Rhodes on sale Febr 21st. Various local visits and hospital notes from Beatrice Elmwood Odell and Walnut are mentioned along with minor road news and commentary on peace of mind.

Plymouth Nebr Record Office I.T. Rhodes

Four room house for sale with pantry and closets

An advertisement offers a four room house 26 ft square with a pantry and closets. Inquiries directed to Frank Fasnacht phone 127 A1. Also notes pleasant recovery of Helen Frisbie after an appendix operation at OJell hospital.

Frank Hlen Frisbie O Jell Hospital

Local trip features school official and family in Omaha

Supt. Schindler and his wife traveled to Omaha on Saturday due to her mother's illness. They were accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis and Miss Lyle. Lynn Waggoner, who had stayed two weeks with his parents Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Waggoner, returned Monday to Worthington Minnesota to work in his uncle's large department store.

Supt. Schindler Omaha Charles Davis Miss Lyle Lynn Waggoner

Visits Bring Wy N Sparks Cheer After Illness

Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sparks of Perkins county and Douglas Sparks of Hoag Nebraska, all cousins of Mr. Wy N Sparks, visited him last Saturday. Sparks has been confined home for months and is glad to have friends call.

James Thomas Joe Sparks Perkins Douglas Sparks Hoag Nebr Wy.n. Sparks Sparks James Thompson Joe Spark Elsie, Nebr Douglas. Sparks Hoag, Nebr H. T. Weaver Mr. Weaver

Car Stolen From Running Vehicle In Omaha

Scott Miller had his car stolen in Omaha after leaving it running to shop. He notified police and rode home by train. Police later found the car with new plates removed but otherwise intact.

Scott Miller Omaha

Shorthorn Calves, Hospital Visit, and Local Events

The item notes Shorthorn roan bull calves weighing four to five hundred pounds. Miss Pearl Sparks visited friend Helen Friabie at Odell General Hospital last Saturday. E H Jordening of Harbine advertised a shooting event for last Sunday. it occurred despite cold weather. Boas Hill visited town Monday, dental visit noted. Mr Hill jokes about Bill Hay and teeth. A band practiced Monday for a Wednesday concert with a new program different from last summer.

Edach Armstrong Miss Pearl Sparks Helen Friabie Odell General Hospital E.H. Jordening Harbine Boas Hill Dentists Office Mr. Hill Bill Hay

Birthday of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Celebrated

Since January 27 marking Mozart birthday a January Musicale featured piano students of Mildred. May born was showcased with Mozart as theme. The life and works of Mozart were explored and several pieces performed. Caldwell family in Garden City Kansas celebrated a 50th wedding anniversary and a double birthday on the same date.

Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart Mildred . Mayborn Lawrence Caldwell Garden City Kansas C. E. Caldwell

Shortest day to longest: varying sunshine minutes

The article notes sun minutes rising from December 22 to January 1 by two minutes and a total 68 percent increase to July 1 from December 22. It links shifting daylight to winter and summer temperatures and mentions a Golden Wedding celebration of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Caldwell in Garden City with extensive family attendance and gifts.

Record's Subscription List Reveals Longtime Readers

The Record traces its origins to March 1887 with founders like Mr. Pearce. It lists early subscribers including Thos. P. Price and others, notes widows still receiving issues, and names long-time readers such as Mrs. Barton and J. S. Carmichael, highlighting 30 plus years of subscription.

Pearce Thos. P. Price E. L. Loock W. C. Line Wm. Barton T M. Hood J.S. Carmichael A. D. Stotte Frank Eick Jasper Long Mary Fasnacht John Pulee Geo Riddle F. W. Steffen Ben Behrends G. C. Blauser Chas

Mrs Wyane Carpenter Returns Home After Hospital Stay

Mrs Wyane Carpenter of near Harbine returned to her home on Thursday February 1 after a week of treatment at Odell hospital.

Wyane Carpenter Near Harbine Odell Hospital

Corn Hog Meeting Draws Local Farmers in Harbine

In Harbine Nebraska a corn hog meeting drew about 90 attendees including farmers and local residents. The gathering at the school house discussed prevailing interest levels and farm concerns similar to neighboring areas. Dinner guests from Elsie and Hoag joined Mr and Mrs H T Weaver and relatives of the host.

Harbine

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Call Elias Hadley Roe Sparks Harold Diller Fairbury Dr.Diehl Hebron Mrs. Milow Billy Ben Beatrice Eugene Weigie Odell Russel Ramsey Lou Ramsey Homer Ramsey J. A. Cully Grace Mr. Cully James Bachanan Barbara and Virgina Marsloff Glasco, Kans Joe Hiatt Walnut Iowa Cornbelt Lumber Co Diller, Nebr Mozart Musicale The Garden City News Pearl Caldwell Diller Lawrence Caldwell Ed Caldwell Mel R. W. Stephens Florence Gray J. R. Swartley Martha Smith C. N. Baldwin Miller Mrs. Caldwell Shea J. Stoneman Clark’s Store KOTEX Triumph Bliss Coffee Lifebouy
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