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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1952
Page
1
Raymond Malchow who lost a hand in a corn picker accident was released from Odell hospital. Neighbors finished picking his corn and that of his uncle Alfred Baumfalk who had been caring for Malchow’s stock. Raymond visited his parents in law the Joe Nippers on Wednesday.
John Lottman aged 77 of Wy more and Dil ler died at Odell hospital Monday morning. Survived by his wife Cena two dozen children grandchildren and great grandchildren. Surviving children include Albert Sasse Fred Lottman Wm Baumfalk Gebhards Wasser man Lottman Todd Beatrice and Beatrice Beatrice names. Body at Waggoner's Funeral Home. Tommy Hewitt listed as sick.
Mrs Clara Allen hosted the Diller Woman's Club meeting with Mrs R K E Hubka leading the session. Mrs Miller spoke on The Return to Reading and displayed magazines and books. Refreshments served by Mrs Allen and Mrs Joe Nippert. Next gathering December 17.
Entertained at a Tuesday afternoon gathering in honor of Gordon Maatsch who turned four. Games followed by a birthday cake and ice cream, with balloon favors and candy ballast for the children. Attendees include Gordon and Darrell Maatseh, Sandra Sasse, Patricia Hays, Susan and Jeanie Champ, Johnny Clary, Johnny and Joyce Riggle, Karen and Linda Siefoord, all of Diller, Betty and Roger Riggert, cousins from Bremen Kansas, plus Mrs Walter Rengstorf and daughters Lola and Alice, Mrs Riggert of Bremen, Mrs Sven Riggett, Mrs Delmar Champ and Mrs Pearl Stefford of Diller. Jessie Hadley to live with and care for Miss Fannie Diller this winter, duties starting Monday morning.
Clyde Messenger a bachelor farmer in his early sixties living six miles west of Diller on rural route 2 was found unconscious from a stroke Friday forenoon by neighbor Sam Turner. He died Saturday at the Floy Clinic after his brother Harry and sister Zella of Fairbury accompanied him to the hospital. Funeral services were held Monday at Traum's Mortuary with interment in Fairbury Cemetery. Mrs Alfred Sasse hosted relatives for a birthday gathering Monday evening with friends from Diller Harbine and other nearby towns.
Miss Minnie Claussen, previously hospitalized, was brought home Friday but remained weak and released again early Sunday after a brief outpatient visit.
Mrs R E Hubka hosted the Neighbors Extension Club on Tuesday afternoon in Navy. Eighteen members attended as Mrs James Hays Jr demonstrated date nut muffins. Refreshments followed and the group planned a Christmas party at Mrs Melvin Nelsons home.
The Community Club held its monthly meeting at the Legion Hall with nineteen attendees. Members began organizing the Christmas lights setup scheduled for next week.
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