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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1953
Page
1
Miss Darlene Roelfs who teaches in North Platte spent Saturday and Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs Roy Ive fs.
Band Mothers met Monday night in the school assembly to plan the year. Mrs Frank Kone and Ilobert Duerfeldt announced plans for an instrumental musicale to be presented by band members on December 5 in the gym. Mothers will serve chili hot dogs pie and coffee that evening. Two dances were planned in the gym for November with a good orchestra.
Forty-one women attended a public Hallowe'en party in the Legion Hall hosted by the American Legion Auxiliary. Games and refreshments were enjoyed and Mrs Arthur Haasche won the door prize. Visitors from Lincoln attended the event and new clothing drive details were announced for the Y-Teens of Diller HUS.
Halloween pranksters on Main Street in the early hours damaged three stock tanks owned by Sasse Hardware and Plumbing Co by rolling them around. Insurance will likely cover the damages. little other harm occurred that night as children conducted their loot missions in a orderly fashion.
The Cub Den met Tuesday evening October 26 with a hike to the wood near town. Den mother Mrs Claude Hewitt and assistant Mrs L Fasnacht led the boys to gather acorns for winter handicraft work and enjoyed a marshmallow roast. Mrs FE Vanee and daughter Ruth visited town with Ruth recently arriving from Japan to join the Vanee family.
The Diller ME church 2nd annual Lord's Harvest sale last Saturday cleared over 4100 with additional donations expected. About 200 people were fed at noon as items from cattle to poultry and crafts sold at auction by Wayne Stephens with Roy Mathias clerking.
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