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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1932
Page
1
County commissioners plan January meeting while Diller business houses announce early January closings. Local society mentions include Miss Matilda Kunecke visiting friends, Lyon and Meridith family notes, Mayo Clinic update, and holiday gatherings at the homes of local residents. The piece references community events, visitors from Superior and Odell, nurse calls, and seasonal preparations.
With Friday as a holiday and no rural mail delivery the Record is printed on Wednesday so copies can be mailed out Thursday morning.
Mr and Mrs Fred Diekhoff of Beatrice spent Christmas with her parents and Mrs Henry Hullman along with other Dilker relatives.
Miss Phyliis Patton formerly on duty at the Mennonite hospital Beatrice spent Christmas Day at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Patton.
Mr and Mrs Guard had visited since before Christmas at the home of Mr and Mrs Thos Waggoner and returned Wednesday to their home in Lincoln.
Mr and Mrs W F Myers and daughters Roberta and Veiva of Lincoln spent Christmas day at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs W N Sparks and with other Diller relatives and friends.
Mr and Mrs Roy Stark and family of McDonald Kansas spent a few days this week visiting at the home of her sister Mrs Les Barber and with her aunt Mrs Anna Long and other Diller relatives and friends.
The Green sisters with their brothers and families sang Christmas carols on Christmas night. The voices pleased all listeners and the gatherings gave thanks from the homes where they sang.
Mrs Arthur Kunecke and her young son Harold traveled from Jefferson Iowa to spend Christmas with her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Grone and other Diller relatives.
Including Ourself Here's wishing everybody a happy and prosperous pew year. Mrs and Mrs Wm Findling and family of Gladstone were guests Christmas day at the home of his brother La Fising Mr and Mrs Forman Fielder and daughter Patricia of Elle o her parents ere ee H Findhog. Mr and Mrs C J Caldwell and son William from Garden City Kans are visiting at the home of their son and brother Lawrence Caldwell with other relatives. Carrol Diller who had spent part of the Christmas holidays at the home of his father J Smith Diller returned Sunday to Little Rock Ark where he holds a position with the Little Rock Gas and Fuel Co. Miss Alice Line spent Christmas at the home of her mother Mrs Jennie Line near Diller and will leave for Omaha later this week to take up her work as Field Secretary for Beta Sigma Phi Sorority.
Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Moser hosted Christmas dinner with Bert Etchinson his wife and son Lynn and Mrs. Etchinsons mother Mrs. Smiley of Pawnee City. Also present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eick and Mr. and Mrs. Ray Eick.
Miss Grayce Myers a teacher in False City schools spent part of the holidays at her aunt Mrs A A Eick’s home. She went to Lincoln Tuesday to spend the remainder of her vacation at the home of her brother W G Myers.
A local notice promotes economy coal described as thoroughly screened and hand picked from a deep shaft mine. It highlights its hot steady burn and aims to help residents keep fuel bills down. The ad lists Cornbelt Lumber Co in Diller Nebraska with phone 153:02.
Petition circulates seeking county help to grade and gravel a half mile south of Dillereet toward Luthern Phaneta. A short stretch of road has been nearly impassable lately and workers offer liberal donations in labor and teams if county assistance is secured.
At about 8 o clock Sunday evening Col Bonn Wright of Powell Wyoming a former oil man and dealer resident during winter near Diller was forced at gunpoint to surrender his roll of about 40 dollars in a dark alley as he headed to Geo Fishers home to spend the night Local suspects are named but no arrests have been made and authorities investigate the crime
Members of the RC celebrated Christmas at Howard and Velma Peters home. Santa visited in December and distributed presents for all, including twins Lily and Addie. Guests St Clair Best Madden Wood and Bell joined in games and a Saintians lunch before farewell until next year.
In a small New England town Mr and Mrs Willer mark January first with a polite gesture yet no clear sign of a new year. A mistaken arrival by elderly Misses Raker leads to a brief, humorous exchange about neighbors and past residences on Caroline Street.
A fragment from American Magazine asserts Christmas shifts moral aims as love and generosity trump prudence for one brief week, prompting foolish but glorious conduct and childlike heedlessness. The quotation reflects a festive, reverent tone about holiday behavior.
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