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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 05, 1942

Page

8

Forty Years Ago In Diller And Area Recalled In Voice Of Pearce

The May memory page recalls illnesses like Sam Green's baby with pneumonia and local fires such as Beatrice's $10,000 blaze. It lists pupils in district 89, shipments at Diller’s rail depot, and locals like Miss Grace Bliss of Steele City who graduated in 190? at Central Medical College in St Joseph. It notes telegraph poles for lines to Odell Ellis and Lanham, plus farm activity, court cases, and civic talk with Pearce crowing about a groundhog and plans for public sales and dam projects. The piece mentions CCC domes, floods, and local observers comparing past and present.

Grace Bliss Steele City Central Medical College St Joseph, Mo

Local notes from Fairbury area fifty years past

Joe Krebeck moved his family to a Fairbury area farm. Park Koons became deputy postmaster in Odell. Mr and Mrs Frank Hale returned from a bridal trip eastward. Levi Beat relocated from Diller to Leigh in Colfax County for future home. A creamery was being built at Fairbury with cream prices from 10 to 16 cents per pound butter.

H P Stevens Clear Lake Iowa Ike Boggs Sam Phillips Stevdds Lanham Joe Krebeck Fairbury Frank Hale Levi Beat Diller Leigh Colfax County

Diller Boys Win Declamatory Trophy at Steele City Meet

Diller placed first with 15 points at the Jefferson County Pioneer Declamatory contest in Steele City on Tuesday evening winning a trophy to keep next year. Five contestants competed with three gold medals for superior ratings going to Betty Grabber Verne Hubka and Marilyn Miller. Catherine Barnett and James Spyder had time issues and disqualifications. Steele City finished second in points with 26 entries from Daykie Reynolds Endicott Plymouth Steele City and Diller coached by Miss Stoneman.

Diller Jefferson County Pioneer Steele City Betty Grabber Verne Hubka Marilyn Miller Catherine Barnett James Spyder Thejame Daykie Reynolds Endicott Plymouth

Diller Eagles Edge Fairbury In Close Night Victory

Fairbury won a tight 19 to 21 home basketball game as Freddie Garrels scored two pivotal shots and a free throw in the final minutes to lift the Eagles over the Diller team. Senior Fred Garrels led the winning effort with key plays and strong scoring. Dale Lottman also played in his final game as the squad recognized senior contributors. First team totals list Garrels 37 23 58 Ball 43 17 38 Carver 7 22 125 Hubbs 4 7 240 Murray 9 11 29. Second team leaders Patton 88 Peters 59 Allen 50. Second team 310 points to 231 for opponents. record 12 wins 8 losses. Names of first team letter winners include Ball Garrels Carver Hubbs Murray Patton Allen Peters Wrigley Dorksen Lottman. Track season to start next week.

Beatrice Sun Johnson Beatrice “Tuk Life Frederick Wrigley Roe Patton Oville Peters Freddie Garrels Verne Hubka Bob Carver Dale Lottman Robert Murray Glenn Ball Wilmer Doerksen Harold Allien Coach Armstrong Fairbury Eagles Fairbury Res Fred Garrels Garrels Ball Cacyér Hubka Murray Patton Peters Allen Glen Ball Vern Hubbs Harold Allen Ed. Wrigley Wilmer Dorksen

Record hailstorms surpass India and Nebraska events

The text notes India experiences the world's worst hailstorms with over 100 fatalities in a storm. It also cites a Nebraska hailstone on record weighing 1% pounds and measuring 17 inches around, reported as occurring 12 years ago.

India U.S Nebraska

Boyhood Captain of Hitler Youth Parade Army

A fragment recalls Adolf Hitler as a boy leading a wooden sword army with paper helmets in street parades. The vivid image highlights fascist youth symbolism from early era.

Adolf Hitler

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sam Green Diller Telephone Company Tte Odell, Ellis, and District 89 Archie Carmichael Earl and Bruce Weigel Jacob Lottman Maude Waggenaar Dora Carmichael Fritz Kauers Beatrice Dan Kaneer Mr . T. Black JR Sobers Valisca A Blauser Colman & Nelson John Bunting College Spring Lows Pearce Burlington J C Cramb J Moproe Davis Cramb Congress CCC Park Koons Odell Diller Cops Trophy Davkion Jansen Armstrong Doys Craig Baker Jay Woods LeRoy DeShazer Darrell Green Delbert Elliot Dean Roosen Dwaine Green Merton Allen Keith Baker Wees General Hospital C. E. Rice, M. D Odell, Nebraska Bonham Theatre Fairbury, Nebraska Wallace. Berry Marjorie Maio Lewis Stone Humprey Bogart Jane Frazee Lew Ayres Lionell Barrymore Frank A. Houston Fairbury, Nebr Drs Hull & Hull Dentists Scottsbluff Holle
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