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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1946
Page
2
Diller Nebr. newspaper notes advertising rates for locals and cards of thanks while reporting a sunny two week forecast. Diller Womens Club meeting set for February 13 with program on modern scientific discoveries and inventions. Editorial warns on auto glide and scooter bike safety and Nebraska motor vehicle laws require licensing title and registration for all such vehicles.
Notice fromVillage clerk announces Steele City Nebraska to hear an ace bale retail beer license application at 30 P M, proceeding at City Hall. Hearing date listed as February 25.
In January, 23 people died on Nebraska streets and highways, the worst January total on record. Captain Sanders of the Nebraska Safety Patrol notes the rise versus 1945 and cites more cars, higher travel, and winter conditions as factors. warns drivers to maintain safe following distance and cautious driving through snow and ice.
Fifteen men visited Mrs Jennie Thompson’s home for an afternoon program after a regular business meeting. Guests enjoyed a handkerchief shower for Negus moving to a new ranch and a lovely birdkerchief from Sach member. The January gathering included games and visiting with a later plan for an all day event and high dinner on February 12 with Clara Nov. Reporters.
The Kensington Women's Association met at the church annex for a February business session conducted by President Ralph Long. Plans were made for a church tea and charity shower with attendees asked to bring towels marked with the letter A and to contribute items for an auction and bake sale. The next meeting is scheduled for March 1 with Mrs Eva Geer as guest.
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