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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 06, 1933

Page

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Methodist Ep Church Events and Local Updates

Church notices list Sunday School at 10 A M for Methodist Episcopal and St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran with morning services. Congregational Church led by Rev Robert AHeine with Sunday School at 10 and evening services. Local social notes mention Mrs L M Cavett, Mrs M Ludwig illness, Dr Blair visit, family visits over New Year, and Akron O connections. Diller school resumes after Christmas, Collier Comedians perform with next play Nice Girls Dont announced.

Methodist Episcopal Church L. M. Cavett Diller Collier

Beatrice Visitors and New Year Gatherings Reported

Mr and Mrs C S Geer visited Beatrice on Tuesday. Lloyd Hurst and family stayed with Beatrice relatives over New Year. A Miller and family had New Year dinner at Carl Braasch’s near Steele City. Viena Hicken, home for Christmas near Bitter, returned to Mrs J T Heurich’s home. Lucille Sparks resumed teaching in Lincoln after a vacation with Chester Sparks family. The Diainter Farmers Grain Company stockholders meet in city hall next Thursday January 12 for officer elections and other business.

A. Miller Carl Braasch Steele City Viena Hicken Bitter Lucille Sparks Fternoon . To Lincoln Chester Sparks Diiter Farmers Grain Company L.V. Raymond Robert Phyliss Joe Isabella Raymond Filossie Dean Capitol City

Wolf hunt planned near Diller Nebraska January 6

A county wolf hunt is scheduled for today January 6 northeast of Diller. The line runs from Will Amos’ to Alvin Hitt’s corner and back, with a 10 o’clock start. Lincoln visitors joined family at Isabella Raymond’s home for New Year’s Day dinner.

Diller Will Amos Alvin Hitt John Specht Joe Grabber

Nebraska's 45th Blizzard Anniversary Marked Next Thursday

The record snowstorm caused heavy snowfall all day with near spring warmth briefly before a northwest wind gale. Temperatures plunged from 20 above to 23 below in ten hours. Many suffered outdoors and there were several deaths.

Nebraska

Prom Callys Move to Beckwith Property Residence

Mr and Mrs Prom Cally relocate from 6 e¢ of the BR H. Beckwith house to the Greizinper residence, formerly the Tinetman property. Mre Orleva McLeaphiin spent a Christe eer visiting with Rev DB McLaugh et ee inge Mr. and Mrs Rove Methies. Of Freisc and Mrs Sophie Metties attended the funeral Saturday st en: ver. of the 8 Men, Miss Winter Sethi, who died in Lincoln.

BR H. Beckwith Greizinper Tinetman Orleva McLeaphiin DB McLaugh Rove Methies Sophie Metties Mies Winte Sethi Lincoln

Pairbogy Family Hosts New Year’s Evening

Mr and Mrs Alwig Hirsch and their children of Pairbogy were guests at a New Year’s Eve dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs L M Ta and the editor, marking a quiet social gathering to welcome the new year.

Alwig Hirsch Pairbogy, End Sod Smeet L. M. Ta

Renewal of the Record and family Christmas gathering

Mr Karthkoff renewed for the Record last Friday. He and his wife enjoyed Christmas day with their two daughters Mrs Jobe Schnieder of Plymouth and Mrs Bill Brouckman near Harbine and their families.

Karthkoff Jobe Schnieder Plymouth Bill Brouckman

New Year's Eve Watch Party Ends With Music And Games

Lucille Sparks and Pearl Sparks hosted a small gathering Saturday night for friends a New Year’s watch party. Norman Frisbie won the high score in rock and Lydia Kreba took the consolation prize. Eddie Weera provided accordion music and late hours featured ice cream and cake.

Lucille Pearl Sparks Norman Frisbie Lydia Kreba Eddie Weera

County Treasurer Urges Fair Gas Tax Split and License Cuts

August Kroll writes to the Jefferson Caingg Union urging an equal division of the gas tax between county and state, opposing a two cent gas tax cut and proposing a fifty cent license cut. He argues gas tax funds roads and school funds should be redirected, and criticizes lump sum payments and broad license exemptions.

Fairbury Patip August Kroll

Nebraska High Average Trap Shooter Tops State List

Vandalia announces C L Waggoner of Diller as Nebraska’s high average trap shooter for 1932 per official Amateur Trapshooting Association averages. The report lists state leaders across target divisions with figures for 1 000 to 2 000 and 2 000 to 3 000 targets, naming Lincoln shooters J F Lanmann Adam Helzer Geo L Carter and others plus national rankings.

Vandalia Amateur Trapshooting Association United States Canada Panama Canal Zone C. L. Waggoner Diller Nebraska Amateur Trapahe Association Jdam A. Nelson E W. Warner Adame J F. Lanmann Lincoln Adam Helzer Geo. ‘L- Carter

New Eastern Star Officers Installed at Wednesday Session

Eastern Star installed new officers led by Worthy Matron Mrs Anna L Earhart and Worthy Patron Mr Robert L pson Asso Matron Mrs Marie Arner Asso Patron Mr L Cavett Wace Mre Clare B Treated Conductress Mrs Ada W Geer Conductress Mrs Ina M verses Us Chapin Mrs Vernon D Hill Marshall Miss Elizabeth Rocker Organist Mrs Raby Anderson Adair Mrs Cassel Roth Mrs Martha B Cavett Esther Miss Susan Jor a Mrs iter Mrs Mae Hiatt Warden Mrs Nancy J Robertson Sentinel Mr Jobe O Busiver.

Eastern Star Anna L. Earhart Robert L. Pson Asso Marie Arner Asso L . Cavett Wace Clare Ada W. Geer Ina M Fannie Chapin Vernon D. Hill Marshall Elizabeth Rocker Raby Anderson Adair Cassel Roth Martha B. Cavett Esther Susan Jora Iter Mae Hiatt Warden Nancy J. Robertson Sentinal Jobe O-Busiiver

Diller Commercial Club Agrees to Sponsor New Band

A special Diller Commercial Club meeting decided to sponsor the new band and provide maximum financial support. The finance committee was instructed to collect one half of the annual dues now. A report noted the theft of the Christmas tree lights costing seven or eight dollars. The next regular meeting is Monday February 6th.

Diller Commercial Club

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ST Paul's. EV Lutheran S.s Robert A Heime WA Snyder Sup. S Sunder School Bill Bristol Mery Ludwig Dr. Blair Peirbury Beckwith Rupert. Andrews Iis Apo Anorewe Stewie Fred Stafford Feirbory Fatdere Se Ang Raveié Clark Jamal Alfred Maytorn Akron Oho C.S Geer Beatrice Lloyd Hurst New Year's Night Moffat, Harris Hayden Jefferson Caingg ‘Union Waggoner Gollier Congoleum The Clark’s Store
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