Prelude to War and Slightly Dangerous at Local Theater
Sunday to Tuesday schedule lists showings including Slightly Dangerous with Lana Turner and Robert Young and the film Prelude to War. Continuous Sunday presentations noted.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1943
Page
4
Sunday to Tuesday schedule lists showings including Slightly Dangerous with Lana Turner and Robert Young and the film Prelude to War. Continuous Sunday presentations noted.
Sir Cedric Hardwicke and Henry Travers star in a WednesdayThursday July 78 Moon Down news item. Also highlighted are Jimmy Rogers and Noah Beery Jr in Prairie Chickens with coverage of film news and next screenings.
Don Ameche and Jack Oakie headline a double feature with Janet Blair in Something to Shout About. Also showing Sun Down Kid with Don Barry and Lin da Johnson. Serial News.
In the district court of Jefferson County Nebraska Winn W Hill administrator petitions for license to sell the real estate of Andrew J Hill deceased described as the fractional SW quarter of Section 13 Township 1N Range 4E containing about 159 acres to pay debts taxes administration costs and expenses with a hearing set for July 26 1943 at 10 oclock A M in Fairbury and notice to interested parties by three weekly insertions in The Diller Record Judge Clyde B Ellis confirms publication details Sackett Brewster Sackett agente
Local notes recount forty years ago arrivals and departures including Gene Diller’s return from Pittsburg and Mrs J Counill visit to Alf Waggoner. A couple suffered injuries when a buggy horse spooked near town while harvest looms and rural life is described with rust and blight concerns and plans to move on.
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