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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1935
Page
1
A high school girl drivers a car hits a ditch and gets stuck. Several passing cars ignore, then two drivers stop. A fourth driver assists by towing the vehicle back to the road. The girl and family remember the kindness.
The Lincoln Players impressed Thursday night at the opera house with an American history drama. Millard Dowling’s Abraham Lincoln impersonation was superb, capturing height, form, and lifelike presence. A Beat Rice stop in April offers another chance to see the production. An upcoming magician show is announced for Diller on March 15.
The women of area churches lead a Sunday night service at the Congregational church starting at 7 30. The union orchestra will perform and a vocal and clarinet quartet provide music. Miss Katherine Webb of Beatrice will speak, noted for educational and Sunday School work in southeastern Nebraska. Arrive early as seats are limited.
Coach Hubert Filley and Cortland High School visit Diller High for a Saturday night exhibition game. The fast Cortland team tests Diller’s lineup at the H. S. Gym with a likely lively crowd including the band adding to the noise.
A 13 year old Beatrice girl, daughter of Mrs Isaiah Imes, became the youngest mother on record after giving birth to a son at a local hospital onTuesday. The husband, 24, is a farmer nearby. The Sun notes mother and child are doing nicely.
For Sale balance: 1934 baled straw Grahama in bundle and Sweet Clover hay. Also an extra good 3 year old black gelding. Yy.
Large crowd greets the two year old Diller Band at a free concert. Junior and senior members displayed progress under Ingalsbe Wood tutelage. The program featured a combined band and a senior showcase with tenors, clarinets, saxophones, trumpets and a comedy sketch.
Business listing for a pump and windmill operation. Indicates suitability for a capable buyer. Name John Clauson provided as contact or formatter.
February 28 set for all county annual meetings and elections of the Corn Hog Association. Producers and landlords with signed applications by then may vote. elected community committeemen for 1935 will appraise core land, approve reports, and guide county program. A compulsory appraisal school follows on March 5 at 1 PM. board organization at 9 AM.
Chester Davis announces that contract signers will receive a corn loan next fall while non signers are ineligible. The loan amount cannot be announced yet due to uncertain future corn prices and harvest timing affecting supplies and prices in November or December.
Jessie Miller Spillies writes from Los Angeles sharing affection for the hometown newspaper Record and its readers. She discusses subscriptions, local memory of past events, and mentions newspapers' costs, a traffic accident tally, Macon wreck, and entertainment in Los Angeles.
George Elliot and his three sons reached Diller after a long journey from Ogallala. They were sheltered and fed by Lincoln police Sunday night and taken to rooms with Mr and Mrs Woods, then began school Wednesday as the father plans to operate a grader on a local project.
Nebraska taxpayers receive 60 days extra to pay first half of real estate taxes under S. F. 6 signed by Governor Cochran. Delinquent dates extend to May 1 for real estate. second half moved to September 1. Interest on delinquent taxes reduced from 9 to 7 percent for both real and personal taxes.
A playful Omaha event offers 1500 dollars in cash prizes for a match twins and alts skill contest. No sales or political solicitation involved. organizers promote a fun community activity with a traditional paper order lineage.
A fragmented 1935 California snippet mentions Ocean Park and a restaurant schedule with Sundays off from September to May, and includes unsigned farewell lines and scattered personal notes about families and letters. The text is garbled with names and dates interspersed.
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