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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1947
Page
2
The Diller is a weekly publication founded by F. T. Pearce with Lawrence Brown as owner and publisher. Subscription terms show $1 annual, with post office entry and second class matter noted. Advertising rates are listed in the issue.
The Diller Woman's Club met January 15 at Mrs. O. J. Meg horn’s home with 14 members and 2 visitors. discussion centered on Education with leaders Ms Genevive Clark and Mrs Mayborn. They reviewed the book Color Blind by Margat Holsey, noting themes of racial discrimination and the author’s wartime experiences. A talk on education in the home followed by Q and A concluded the program. Refreshments were served by Mrs A Varney and Mrs Hays. next meeting planned for February 4.
The Fairbury Junior College outlines new courses and continued programs including Public Speech Development and Correction, Healthful Living, and Analytical Chemistry. Shorthand night classes continue in the commercial department with possible additions like The Calculator and Office Machines. A new Education 259 course on Audio Visual Aids runs Saturdays under Dr. Avaylen Sayler, with college credit. a School Law course may follow.
The Wednesday afternoon January 10 meeting at Mrs. A. A. Erek's home included group singing led by Mrs. Ras Erck on piano and devotionals by Mrs. C. Steffen. Members voted to buy four new church tables and admired a appliqued quilt under construction by log workers. Hostesses were Mrs. H. Soleus Minnie Clunaon Clara Golder and Mrs. H. Thompson. Next gathering February 7.
Black mare about four years old with weight 1300 pounds. Another black mare smooth mouth weight 1100 pounds. A team of four sorrels totals 2600 pounds. One more black mare aged one year with weight 1400 pounds.
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