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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1938

Page

8

Birthday Surprise for Miss Cassie Patton in Diller

The article recalls a surprise party for Miss Cassie Patton on her thirteenth birthday held on a Tuesday evening. It also notes local happenings from 40 years ago including births, ship counts, fires, and cyclone descriptions near Diller and surrounding areas.

Cassie Patton

Corn prices and rail plan noted in Forty Years Ago column

Fifty years ago corn sold at Diller for 40 cents and 28 cents forty years ago while 1938 records show 50 cents. Citizens of Fairbury heard assurances from Island railroad officials about a line from Omaha through Lincoln to Fairbury. An item recalled that a bushel of corn distilled yields four gallons of whiskey, though sourcing a bushel was in question.

Webster Public Schools of America Noah Webster the Republic Mr. Webster W. A. Snyder Main Street Boss Wright Mr. Snyder Diller Kansas City Fairbury Island Railroad Omaha Lincoln

H. H. Club Holds First Summer Meeting at Ulm Home

The Hour Club met at Mrs. Ky Ulm's home for the summer session with officers elected: President Mrs. G. L. Richardson Vice President Mrs. Will Amos Lecy Treas. Mrs. Bert Weaver Reporter Mrs. Olin Ulm. Rook game gave high score to Mrs. Harding and second to Mrs. Margaret Albers. refreshments served. next gathering with Mrs. Frank Grone on May 24.

Ky Ulm G. L. Richardson Will Amos Lecy Treas Bert Weaver Olin Ulm Hardson Margaret Albers Frank Grone

Dinner Honors Carroll Guests at Ames and Woods Homes

A bountiful dinner was served at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Will Ames on Sunday in honor of Mr. and Mrs. Will Kunecke of Carroll Iowa. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. Howard Peters of Fairbury Mr. and Mrs. L Madden and family and Mrs. Ida Woods of Diller. Dinner guests at Mrs. Ida Woods Educational Day included Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kunecke of Carroll Iowa Mr. and Mrs. L Madden and family and Mr. and Mrs. Will Amos.

Will Ames Will Kunecke Carrol Iowa Howard Peters Fairbury L. Madden Ida Woods Diller Bill Kunecke Carroll Will Amos

Aunt Christie Seaman Hosts Sunday Guests

Aunt Christie Seaman entertained relatives and friends last Sunday. Guests included Mr and Mrs William Weers, Mr and Mrs Sam Thompson, Mr and Mrs Chester Sparks, Mr and Mrs Ernest Novotny, and Harley Clark. Willis Clark and daughter Carolyn visited in the afternoon. Harry Thompson and family went to Glathars for Sunday dinner and were absent.

Christie Seaman William Weers Sam Thompson Chester Sparks Ernest Novotny Harley Clark Willis Clark Carolyn Harry Thompson Glathars

NB Club meeting and quilting fundraiser notes

The NB Club met with Mrs. Wm. Ahrends on May 6 with seven ladies present. They spent the afternoon quilting for Mrs. Jack Armstrong. Mrs. Wm. Wiemers was elected president. next meeting is May 18 at the home of Mrs. Wm. Baum ark. Miss Ruth Pyche and two friends from Lincoln, the Misses Dorothy Holland and Clarice Heim, spent the weekend with Rev. and Mrs. Pyche. these three are teaching in Sheridan School at Lincoln.

Wm. Ahrends Jack Armstrong Wm. Wiemers Wm. Baumark Ruth Pyche Dorothy Holland Clarice Heim Lincoln

At The Theatres By Jimmy Redmond

Film column reviews two 1930s pictures. Yn Old Chicago stars Tyrone Power and Alice Faye, portraying a ruthless political boss and a glamorous stage star in a grand midwest city saga. Battle of Broadway features Victor McLaglen and Brian Donlevy with riotous wisecracks as two brawling veterans in New York.

Chicago Midwest Tyrone Power Dion O’leary Alice Faye Belle Fawcett O’ Leary American Legion Hollywood Victor McLaglen Brian Donlevy Broadway New York

Law for Concealed Weapons Enforced At Sale

After the sale, buyers were arrested for carrying concealed weapons. They were taken to the police station and ordered to return their purchases and pay fines. The proceeding was described as unprecedented but the law was applied.

Hastings Teams Hold Solid Track Show In Wet Meet

Peru defeated Doane on a damp track as sprinters struggled with slow times. Paul Baker won the hurdles in slow time while Howard s shot put edged first. Doane won the broad jump in an outside meet not affecting N C A C standings.

Peru Doane Paul Baker Howards Hastings State Lhem

Notice of Final Report in Estate of Eliza Drullinger

Denney and Denney, attorneys for the estate of Eliza Jane Drullinger, file the final report in the probate matter. The report outlines assets, liabilities, and distributions for court approval.

Jefferson County Nebraska State of Denney & Denney, Attornys Eliza Jane Drullinger

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Andrew Finnity Wymore F. Hartzell Andy Leslie Osborn Johnny Hayworth Winnie Bodell Ida Diller U. S. Navy Senate Lafe Brown Jack Hill Maine Manila Bay Sampson Spain Schley Castle Garden Broken Bow Barber J. D. Fanders Oscar Amos Indian Creek Lutheran Church S. Clark J. B. Wright Ellis Place J. B Mrs. W Allen’s Cash Market Polly Brand Wilson Armour’s Cloverbloom The H. H. Club Jimmy Redmond Diller State Bank Bank of Service Bob Green E. R. Bee Bonham Theatre Fairbury, Nebraska Don Ameche Old Cartoon Universal News Fairbury News Louise Hovick Dorothy la More Ralph Belamy Dr Hallet Gloria Stuart Micheal Whaten Island OF the Sky Bob Baker Plus News Clark’s Carl Lampe Mgr
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