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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1937
Page
8
Creditors must file claims by May 20 1987 and debts by January 22 1938 in Jefferson County Nebraska. County Court will convene May 1 1937 at 9:00 A M to receive examine and settle claims. Dated January 22 1937 E R Bee County Judge (Seal).
A witty exchange unfolds as one character jokes about marriage versus art, and another vows to become a bigamist, revealing the comic tension of a street scene.
Past notices recall bees stolen from J T Henrichs four years ago and a state G A R encampment at Hastings. Lydia Starr returned from New York forty years ago. Feb 5 1897 two families wed at M E parsonage near Diller officiated by A B Grossman. A Diller band reorganization and a large wedding gift list followed.
E A Jacobs of Washington precinct was elected president of the Jefferson County Conservation Association at the board meeting. John Showalter and Merle Roney were elected vice president and third member, forming the county committee for 1937 with Claude C Nider as alternate. J Smith Diller became treasurer and Victor H Rediger was secretary. A county meeting on February 17 will plan the Extension program with advisory committees in each precinct appointed by Claude Nider as chair.
Ruth Stahl teaches period and opening exercises. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Ed Roelfs and Darene. Third grade studies geography through sketches of foreign countries. Eighth graders face county exams on Thursday Pekeeney 11. Max explains collective noun. Lincoln posters on bulletin board with Stairway of Life motto. Sixth grade studies newspapers planning a sample copy. Editorial staff not yet voted. Quote on who moves the world.
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