Diller Record Highlights Local News and Acknowledgments
The Odell Oracle notes Wm Stanosheck and Dick Callan enjoying the Rose Bowl game yesterday. Laurice Diller set up several columns for the Record this week and did a clean job as a beginner. Attorney Waugh from Fairbury visited the Record office in Diller on Tuesday.
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Odell Oracle
Wm. Stanosheck
Dick Callan
Laurice Diller
Attorney Waugh
Fairbury
Diller
Record Office
Death of Dr J T Gallamore in Fairbury
Dr J T Gallamore of Fairbury died at a local hospital last Thursday. He was the father of Samuel Gallamore who has been elected county judge.
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J.T. Gallamore
Fairbury
Gallamore
Samuel Gallamore
Alvin Bures Dislocates Shoulder During Week of Play
Alvin Bures suffered a dislocated shoulder after intense play last week. He was taken to Dr. Rice in Odell who treated him and安排 plans for recovery.
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Alvin Bures
Dr. Rice
Odell
John Sailing to Manage Baker Line in Diller Territory
John Sailing takes on the Baker line of goods and will operate from Diller. He previously handled this line for about six years several years ago.
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John
Baker
Diller
Christmas Day Letter and Subscription Note
The Record received a Christmas Day letter from Congressman Carl T. Curtis with a $150 check to apply to his subscription. A note from Mrs. A. H. Kunter of Ririe Idaho reports Idaho has a lovely winter with a white Christmas. Hunters extend greetings to Diller friends and acquaintances.
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Carl T. Curtis
Curtis
A. H. Kunter
Ririe
Idaho
Mre
W. A. Schindler
Tecumseh
Packéx
Murky Weather Breaks With Sun After Dense Fog
Over the past week dense fog mist and light rain shrouded the area causing anxious locals. The temperature fell to 26 Wednesday night but by Thursday the skies cleared and sunshine returned today.
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Mercury
Lesson From The Japanese: Profanity Rejected In Culture
The piece extols Japanese pride in a profanity free language. It notes that native speech remains wholesome and that using a foreign profane term brings humiliation and social ostracism from friends neighbors and family.
Farmer Hopes For Dry Weather As Huttenmeyer Concludes Plans
John Huttenmeyer weighs military service after receiving his questionnaire on Tuesday. Farmers yearn for drying conditions to harrow the roids, a key field task under current conditions.
Motorized Shows Transform Circus and Carnival Travel
The auto industry notes about thirty American circuses and around 300 carnivals now use motor vehicles in varying counts. The first large circus to go fully motorized, about ten years ago, said each month on tour saved 20 000 pounds in operating costs by using motor trucks.
Arnold Cavett Ill in Canada Surgery News
A letter from his mamma says Arnold Cavett, son of Mr and Mrs Claude Cavett, underwent an appendicitis operation in Grand Prairie Alberta Canada. His twin brother Ronald is distressed by their separation but hopes for a return to normal soon.
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Arnold
Claude Cavett
Grand Prairie
Alberta
Canada
Ronald
Nebraska at Pasadena and Rose Bowl notes in year end poem
The article recalls Nebraska's Rose Bowl loss to Stopford and a Pasadena parade second place for Fiftieth Year of Football. It mentions fan excitement at kickoff and a broken bottle as Nebraska scored early. It also includes seasonal greetings from Don McElwee and local residents, with family notes and holiday cheer from Tecumseh and Freeport areas.
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Nebraska
Pasadena
Cornhuskers
Stopford
Diller
Don McElwee
John Clauson
Walter Greenwood
Don
Free- 00
California
Diller Red Cross Members List for 1941
A list of Red Cross members who have paid through the Record office for 1941. Names include Dora Wohlfarth Gretchen Wohlfarth Dr. Claude Bilis Lizzie Weers Dr. S. B. Viera S. C. Hutchinson Fannie Diller R. W. Green Christ Knueppel Bertha Koueppel O. J. Mayborna A. Mayborn John Weers L. M. Cavett.
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Eames
Great Grandchildren Bring Joy to Birber Family
Mr and Mrs Charley Birber celebrate another great grandchild as Robert Dale, son of Dale McWhirter and Della Weddle, arrives December 23 in Colorado Springs. The couple already counts Daniel Meagen and Larry Jannsen among their three other great grandchildren, though the record contradicts the total.
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Charley Birber
Robert Dale
Dale McWhirter
Della Weddle
Colorado Springs
Colorado
Wisconsin visitors share week with Fairbury relatives
Wisconsin residents W. J. Frisbie and son in law Harold Bloomberg with daughter visit Fairbury Beatrice and Dilier for over a week. They stay at Harold Frisbie’s home in Fairbury and dine with Chas Waggoner while noting no hard feelings about missed visits. Will Frisbie remains much the same despite fuller gray hair and slower pace.
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W. J
Bill) Frisbie
Harold Bloomberg
Ogema
Wisconsin
Fairbury
Beatrice
Dilier
Will
Harold
Diller
Chas
Frisbie Place
Will Ias
Chile's Earthworms Grow to Three Feet Long
A Chilean study notes earthworms frequently reach three feet in length. Researchers document unusually large specimens in moist soils across farms and forests. Findings highlight soil health indicators and potential ecological impacts.
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Chile
Diller High Enrolment Rises as New Students Join
Diller High reports total enrollment at 89 with Marvin and Merle Clancy added to the freshman class now 26 members. Sophomores 27, seniors 22, juniors 12, two graduates. Semester closes soon with first semester exams scheduled next week across morning sessions.
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Tae
Diller High
Marvin
Merle Clancy
Meebers
Pawnee ‘City
aDitter
Semester Registration Reminder for Students
On Thursday morning a notice urges every student to register for the second semester before Wednesday. This ensures a new schedule can be arranged promptly.
Rug making by Louisiana housewives with toothbrush needle
Louisiana State University field workers teach housewives a rug making method using a needle fashioned from a discarded toothbrush. The technique uses string to craft durable rugs.
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Louisiana
State University
Attorney Recalls 1915 Telephone Bill Case
A 1915 record notes Evans Breckenridge of Texas receiving a telephony company bill tied to a law firm. The fragment mentions years later inquiry by a lawyer about a mailed statement and the lingering charges from that era.
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John
Evans
Breckenridge
Texas
Tolis
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