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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 24, 1939

Page

8

Forty Years Ago Local News Roundup Near Thompson

The itemized notes recall Charley Wright selling land near Thompson to A B Wright. S J Senior and wife shopped in St Joe for millinery for their Diller store. Ida Diller gains divorce from Silas Diller and restores Weber name in district court. Gus Kelley and Annie Bugbee wed in St Joseph forty years ago. Ed Clemm fractured an ankle after a wind mill fall in Rock Creek. A Japan wedding shootout tale marks forty years. Harry Hudson and Celia Boilett wed near Diller with Elder Moore officiating. London found a vast subterranean lake. New River Company once controlled water supply. Eliza Church sues Western Union for delayed delivery and child loss. awarded $950.

City of London The New River Company Eliza Church Thompson Western Union Telegraphy Company Fairbury

Fifty Years Ago Highlights From Local History

Fifty years ago George Townemaker served as local assessor and Jake Harris worked as a bricklayer. Fred Loock sold his 80 acres of school land to Frank Wieths. Riley Robertson bought the James A Bodell restaurant. Martin Frerichs and Ollie DeFries wed at Tabo DeFries’ home. Proposals noted for land opening in Oklahoma and troops driving Boomers out. J O Blauser opened a new store in Diller after returning from Omaha. County commissioners’ 1889 actions listed with expenses for poor farm and staff. 1939 report shows higher bills and salaries, with county farm and relief funds included.

Fred Loock Frank Wieths Steele City Board of County Commissioners Commissioners Fairbury

Ice Follies of 1989 and Other Jones Family Entertainments

A review notes the Jones Family films as All-American favorites and promotes Ice Follies of 1989 in Technicolor with James Stewart Lew Ayers Joan Crawford and Lewis Stone. It also highlights Mr Motto's Last Warning starring Peter Lorre and Richard Cortez as a thrilling edge of seat experience.

Mr. Motto Peter Lorre Richard Cortez James Stewart Lew Ayers Joan Crawford Lewis Stone Cartoon & Paramount News Ricardo Cortez Mr Moto Gene Autry Rough Rider Patrol Plus News

Rich Anthracite Region of Wyoming Valley Pa

The Wyoming valley in Luzerne county Pennsylvania is a rich anthracite region through which the Susquehanna river flows. Wilkes-Barre is the valley's metropolis with about 87 000 residents.

Wyoming Valley Luzerne County Wilkes-Barre

Pledge to the Flag Written in Boston 1888

James B. Upham of Malden Mass collaborated with editors at the Youths Companion in Boston to write the pledge to the flag in 1888. The aim was to boost patriotic feeling among American children by flying the flag over every schoolhouse.

Office of the Youth’s Companion of Boston James B. Upham Malden Mass

Jefferson County Spelling Contest Winners Named

The Jefferson County Spelling Contest drew twenty three districts and sixty eight contestants. Winners in oral and written contests were Erma Rempel Esther Roelfs Bonnie Crawford and Robert Sproul with eligibility for Wilber and Sioux City competitions.

Wilber Erma Kempel Henger G. Kempel Fairbury Robert Sproul C. Sproul Esther Roelfs Erma Rempel Sioux City Iowa World Herald Omaha

Ship Island Mississippi Base Transformed Over Civil War Era

Ship Island in Mississippi reserved for military use by an 1847 order. Occupied by Confederates in 1861, then seized by U S forces in September 1861. Construction on fortifications began in 1862 and the island served as a gulf base thereafter. It was sold in 1933 to Joe Graham Post No. 119 of the American Legion.

Ship Island Mississippi United States Gulf Joe Graham The American Legion

Playwright Visits Rushville Sparks A Local Mystery Comedy

Joe Stanford arrives in Rushville to craft a new play using Betty Braxton and a haunted hotel as the backdrop. The town’s eccentric figures the constable, the dying “meanest man,” a ghost seer, and a jewel thief fuel the plot as the mystery unfolds in front of the director Mrs. Scott A. Miller.

Joe Stanford Rushville Betty Braxton Betty Sly Perkins Sly We Williams Fieldan Miss Jates Mr. Loyd Joe

Also Mentioned on This Page

Charley Wright S J St Joe Diller Ida Diller Silas Diller Weber Gus Kelley Annie Bugbee St. Joseph Missouri Annie Gus Ed Clemm Rock Creek Precinct Japan Harry E Hudson Celia Boilett Thos . Copeland Elder Moore Christian Church George Townemaker Jake Harris Riley Robertson James A Bodell Martin Frerichs Mias Ollie DeFries Tabo DeFries Rev. Tjaden Harrison Oklahoma Okahoma Territory J O Blauser Price Brothers J O B A Ballard Ed Wagenaar Jimmy Redmana the Diller Cafe Jefferson County Mabel Stoneman Florence Fairchild Allen Stroh F. A. Horton Vera Walker Ruth Hurst Ruth Wallace Stroh Bonham Theatre Fairbury, Nebraska Jones Family Everybody's Baby Weaver Bros Arkansas Universal News Lewis Haywood Joan Fontaine Duke of West Point Romeo Opera House Bnd Williams Morton Kendal L. B. Loyd Sarah Higgens Miss Gates Jane Hastings Anna Aldrich Gordon Fanders Wilbur Green Reuben Fanders Robert Patton Fayette Horton Leona Sedlacek Pauline Casper Leota Long Cleo Green Delpha Wiemers Scott A. Miller Drs Hull & Hull Dentists Scottsbluff Odell General Hospital C. E. Rice, M. D Odell, Nebraska Allen’s Store Windmill Gooch Cooper’s Chicken
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