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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1936
Page
4
Windy Sunday Glass Damage at Masonic Hall
A strong south wind last Sunday blew glass from windows at the Masonic hall. Waggoner Bros. were called to repair the damage before rain, but rainfall was minimal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Hall
Waggoner Bros
Revival Series At Filley Methodist Church
Reverend Kruse of the Filley Nebraska Methodist church assists Reverend Proett in a two week pre Easter revival at the local church. The visiting preacher says revival is as necessary to religion as house cleaning is to housekeeping, a continuous task.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kruse
Methodist
Filley
Nebraska
Proett
Sparks and Shelburne Box Off in Fairbury Bout
In a Fairbury fire department contest Roe Sparks faced Leo Shelburne in a preliminary bout. The News reports Shelburne won the nod while Sparks disputes the decision and urges a rematch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
Man sells sacramental wine at church price in distant town
A local visitor saw gallon glass jugs in a neighboring liquor store and learned the proprietor offers sacramental wine at $1.95 per gallon. Churches buy the wine and travel up to 200 miles to obtain it at that price, the proprietor said.
Stop Sign Crackdown Aims To Curb Speeding Near School
Banner reports twenty-one arrests last week for traffic rule violations near Brunoing School grounds on Highway 81. Thirteen violators were booked, most fined one dollar plus costs. Majestrate A. M. Peterson says the aim is not to raise funds but to slow traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunoing
Noo
Majestrate A. M. Peterson
Denney Elected President of Jefferson County Young Republicans
Max Denney was elected president of the Young Republican Club of Jefferson County at a Thursday meeting and banquet at the Y-Etta hotel in Fairbury. Officers named include Miss Phyllis Thornton as vice chairman and Keith Sexton as secretary-treasurer. About 100 members from every county community attended. The group lags two years behind the county Young Democrats but remains optimistic about progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Denney
Young Republican Club
Jefferson County
y-Etta
Fairbury
Phyllis Thornton
Keith Sexton
Ceep
Daykin Editor Attends Diller School Musical Contest
Editor Koepff of Daykin visited Diller for a school musical event last Friday noon and evening. He backed Daykin High School music programs, supporting supervisor Miss Jeanette Barrett, with former music supervisor Mrs. Claudia Schindler noted in the article.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Editor Koepff
Daykin
Diller
Plymouth
Ler
Koepff
Daykin High School
Jeannette Barrett
Claudia Schindler
Ditier
A Message From Your Congressman on Floods and Legislation
Congressman Charles G. Binderup addresses flood damage across Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia noting losses and a nineteen foot crest in Washington DC. He reports Senate debates on the Florida Canal project military training funds and land bank stock repeal and describes House actions on tax relief and interstate commerce measures with a call for district distribution of his remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireburg
Johnstown
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Virginia
Ohnstown
Pittsburg
Washington
Georgetown
Hains Point
Navy Yards
Anacostia
District of Columbia
Senate
Florida
House
National Bank
Prairie States
Charles G. Binderup
Local Notes Highlight School Guests and Neighborhood Gatherings
Miss Lois McNitt guest teaching at Washington public school and serving as judge for a pioneer music contest in Diller. Neighbors welcome Mr. and Mrs. Wiebe in Shea Oaks district and a social evening with games and songs. Sick lists include Mrs. Bessie PacER and Dorothy Roelf. weddings, visits, and farm talk fill the week in Shea and nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois McNitt
Washington Public School
Ralph. Carpenter
Misa McNitt
Diller
Oaks
Walter Wiebe
Shea
Wiebes
Diller Community Reminiscences Mark Forty Years
Recap of local memories from Diller Nebraska with names and places like A H Colman Miss Belle Hubbard Lincoln J B Grotts Stephen Shea and Dr A T Kaupp. Notes include past visits family moves and social events reflecting community life forty years ago in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Hubbard of
Lincoln
Diller
Lizzie Eick
Stephen Shea
Powell
J. M. Gear
Community Club Meeting Highlights In Gage County
Out Bethel Way Margaret and Catherine Bar nett joined Miss Burroughs at her Rockford home for a weekend visit and attended the Gage county club meeting at the Senior High school. A Swiss Song duet and other musical numbers were performed along with talks by club leaders Mrs. Jackson and Mr. Frisbie. Orville Lottman celebrated his birthday with a school cake, while Donella LePoidevin returned to class after Christmas but was absent again. Beatrice visitors included Joseph Hiatt and family and others, with Adolph Berno and Mr. and Mrs. career driving in from Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret
Catherine Barnett
Miss Burroughs
Rockford
Gage County Club
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He Diller Record
M. Cavett
Martha B. Cavett
F. T. Pearce
Bixmont
Ef Diller Nebr
Shea Neighborhood News
Harold P. Beason
Marilyn
A Center
Kans
J Abright
Beason
Ralph Ater
Cnd
Aet
Adenia Beason
Seaith County Review
Smith Center
Albright
Athol
Bessie Pacer
Dorothy Roelf
Ed. Rohif
Wm. Glather
Wiebe
Bernard Rempel
Mr. Wiebe
Minnesota
Ted Chancellor
Vance Carmichael
Howard Prather
Malvery
Near Diller
Mrs. Prather
Charles Dedrick
Beatrice
the Oaks School
Miss Pearl Sparks
Wm. Novotny
Alvin Stahl
Jake Wiens
Henry Rempel
Alfred Carmichael
Nate Cady
Iowa
A. H. Colman
A. T. Kaupp
J.B. Grotts
Oklahoma
R. H. Harms
Colorado
Dr. Coleman
Jonathan Swartz
Wm. Luhm
Steele City
Blanser School
Sherman Willey
C. W. Simon
Chicago
Mrs. Simon
Winfield
Kansas
Frank Zook
Barneston
J. B. Zook
John
L.M.C
Missouri
Will
Henry Henrichs
Sarah Bixby
Jas. Bixby, Sr
W. H.mclucas
W.H Cramb
S. R. Merrell
EL Coennous
Fairbury Alwas
Bethel Way
Donella LePoidevin
Joseph Hiatt
Dale and
Bernard Armstrong
Gerdt Henriche
Carl
Adolph Berno
Career
J. Monroe Davis
Fairbury, Nebraska
Idae Coats
Wadge
D. A. Cooper Company
Dr. McLeran
Beatrice, Nebr
Edw
B. Ackerman
Optometrist
Dre. Hull & Hull
Amicks
Scottsbluff
Odell
General Hospital
E. Rice
M. D
Odell, Nebraska
Cooper
Clark’s Store
Farmer's Store
Allen’s Cash Market
Elevator
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