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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1949
Page
3
Local column notes Nelson family links and community figures including Pete SDB a hardware merchant and farmer near DeWee and Lan Nilson sheriff of Gave county. Mentions deaths, fevers, marriages, moves, school notices, and a Pleasant View service.
Community reports recall Halloween parties hosted by Mrs. S De Hutchisson and Gerald Bowen, plus a Diller Woman's Club meeting at Mrs. Joe Nippert's home. Prizes awarded for best dressed hoboes at a party, Miss Rachael Viers visiting Tecumseh, and local birthdays celebrated. Also mentioned are a 40¢ bushel sale of Kale and Milo, death of Mrs Augusta Nippert, and two men jailed five years for marijuana on a right of way near Hanover.
Village of Diller Nebraska adopts Ordinance 136 restricting motor vehicle speed to 25 mph within corporate limits and requiring complete stops at stop signs. Fines range from 3 to 50 dollars with costs, effective November 16 1949 after passage publication and approval.
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