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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1936
Page
1
Managers enforce a new entrance rule requiring all patrons over fourteen to pay 5 cents. Free entrants receive refunds where entitled. Officials say the measure is needed to cover expenses as the park is not run as a money making enterprise.
The Fairbury State Bank announces its opening in Jefferson County with deposit slips and invitations to open accounts. Officers and directors include Rose as president Irl Else as vice president and cashier J Harold Lynch Geo Patterson J W Buswell C H McGee Chas A Deger H D Benson Guy Stewart M B Weaver.
Two games were played Tuesday evening as Plymouth midgets faced Diller Juniors with a 8 to 5 Plymouth win. Steele City lost 13 to 12 to Diller Men, and the Diller Juniors will play Plymouth Midgets in Plymouth next Sunday evening with a 7 o clock departure from Diller.
Farmers in growth area with cattle for sale will be put in touch with buyers. Landowners with pastures for lease will be connected to pasture users by the Federal Live Stock Feed Agency just set up in Kansas City, according to word received at the Agricultural Agents office in Fairbury.
S. F. Clark of this place now at Tampa Iowa received a letter from his sister Hazel Tacoma Washington informing him of the death of her husband Joe Jodell which occurred Wednesday July 15 from cancer. Burial was made at Tacoma on Friday. Mr Jodell will remain at her home in that city.
Rev. R. M. Harris of St. Thomas Episcopal church Falls City Nebraska will preach his last sermon in the church Sunday August 30 he will move to Minot South Dakota where he has accepted a pastorate He was formerly pastor of the M E church in Falls City.
A Diller woman who spent the summer in Lincoln bought three dresses at Clark's print sale last week saying she found no bargains in the Capital city. Moral: Take it all around one gains nothing in going away to trade. Read the Record and keep posted.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Frisbie visited Campbell Nebraska last Saturday to attend a friend's funeral they returned Sunday evening.
Mr and Mrs Harold Grone and family visited Sunday with their cousins Mr and Mrs Joe Nippert and family.
Mr. Moline of Lincoln works as a temporary book keeper at the Diller State Bank, aiding daily operations during the period.
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Folkert Dirks Fanders a longtime Harbine resident died July 26 1936 at age 81 Funeral held Wednesday from the home of his son in law and daughter Carl Schnuelle and Hope Reform Church Services led by Rev Agreibh and Rev Kohler Burial in Prairie Home Cemetery He was born March 24 1855 in Ostfriesland Germany came to America in 1870 lived in Liha Plattsmouth Diller later settled in Harbine He married Anna Stahl February 22 1883 and left a large family including wife Anna sons William Henry Herbert daughters Katherine Schouelle Leonora and ten grandchildren
A twister swept through Hebron late Monday afternoon causing extensive damage across about five square miles. The D A Schroeder farm lost a 48 by 57 foot barn and all structures except the home were blown down while the Fred Barber home withstood the storm. Rain totaled 1.20 inches and temperatures dropped from 104 to 67 after the storm. No injuries were reported.
The Texas Centennial Exposition resumes the Cavalcade of Texas as 2000 workers in eight hour shifts restored the main display within seventy hours. They rebuilt what had taken months to craft, turning a wind setback into a rapid recovery.
In Kansas conditions worsen as grasshoppers and extreme dryness devastate crops and pastures. Wells run dry, cattle move to markets or Nebraska pastures while some families consider relocation. Despite hardship, Bible school opens at the Oaks show and locals show Christian solidarity through visits and hospitality.
Reporters recount a Wyoming trip to Cheyenne for Frontier Days. The party visits Fort Collins and Torrington prior to the rodeo, noting the city’s history from Hell on Wheels to modern water works and the week’s parade and rodeo events.
Sheridan Wyoming July 24 Mrs L B Tift said her hens produced eggs that baked in the sun after a 104 degree day. She found one egg baked to a crust while making ice cream from eggs gathered at noon. She lives just north of the city limits.
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