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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1939
Page
2
One year in advance or six months in advance with a one dollar sixty cent option. Entry notes the posting at Diller Nebraska post office for second class mailing transmission.
A record of Nebraska games with scores across the season. Key results include Nebraska 7 Indiana 7, 6 0 over Minnesota, 10 7 against Iowa State, 20 0 over Baylor, 25 9 vs Kansas State, 27 13 vs Missouri, 7 0 at Kansas, 14 13 vs Pitt, and 13 7 against Oklahoma.
The record last week failed to include Rex Green in the Garrel coon hunt story. Rex said it made no difference to him, but it was an unusual occasion for him.
The News reports burglaries at Kozak's Cafe Palmer's Drug Store and Duis Hardware Store last Tuesday night. Thieves took a few dollars from the drug store and cafe and a small amount from the hardware store.
The piece notes a traditional Thanksgiving observance this week and recalls the prior era’s New Deal Thanksgiving marked as Franke giving. It urges more genuine gratitude alongside the current abundance.
A letter from Frank Cavett of Sturgron Height Alberta describes a mice plague spreading in the north. Trappers report losses of small pests as mice prey on creatures in traps. box traps allowing movement prove more effective. Cavett notes steady army recruitment as part of the broader news.
At the Bonham Theatre Jimmie Redmond promotes a wholesome comedy featuring Jackie Cooper Betty Field and Lionel Standar It highlights a lighthearted tale of misunderstood youths and a circus themed misadventure with a nod to Marx Brothers and upcoming films Blondie Brings Up Baby and First Love offering a hint of further billings.
Members of the ye and three guests plus Mrs. V R Geer and Jean Geer met at Mrs. Chas E Waggoner's home on November 22. Mrs. Carico presided and a vote to welcome a new member was carried. Prizes were won by Mrs. Hutchinson Mrs. Green and Mrs. Carico. Refreshments were served and the next meeting will be with Gretchen Wohlfarth on December 7.
The N. N. Club met at Mrs. Frank Grone's home on November 22 for a brief business session and a book review of Let the Hurricane Roar by Mrs. James Hays. It was Children's Reading Month with Dickens Christmas Carol highlighted. carols were sung and a Merry Christmas lesson was shared. A Christmas Party at Mrs. A. L. Hubka's home with helpers was planned, including a gift exchange, and refreshments followed by Mrs. Will Ames serving.
The DVD Project Club met November 27 at Mrs. Glenn Long’s home with ten members and three guests. Mrs. A A Eick led the session after a brief business meeting. Project leaders Ina Hill and Ralph Long presented a lesson on Christmas in the Home with demonstrations and gift patterns.
Seventeen boys from the Metho dist Sunday School joined a trip to Lincoln last Saturday to see Nebraska upset Oklahoma. The group toured the state penitentiary Capitol and Morrill Hall, watched the game, swam at the YMCA, and dined in Beatrice. Teachers Keith Hays and Mrs. Hays accompanied them. drivers were Virgil Geer, Davie Weaver, and Keith Hays.
The Harmattan wind, called the Doctor, blows from the Sahara between October and March and is noted for its healthful effects according to the report.
The schedule lists games involving Dee 6 Steele City Reynolds Endicott Plymouth Courtland Harbine Steele City Alexandria Fairbury Daykin Endicott and Harbine with dates from February. A company basketball tournament is noted for Fairbury and Endicott with a $9.10 entry.
After marriage Ainu women in northern Japan wear a black lip moustache tattoo as a traditional rite. The practice marks marital status and cultural identity within the community.
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