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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1947

Page

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Earth Moving Lime Says AAA Chairman

Paul P. Rangie leads county Agricultural Conservation colleagues noting harvest completion. advises soil work before bad weather. Dirt-moving methods under the program include terraces erosion dams and drainage ditches to prevent erosion. Rev Moehring Elmer Sasse and John Huttenmeyer attend a Church Leader's Rally at Ellis Kang Oct 8 with Sasse and Huttenmeyer as main speakers.

Seria Paul P. Ragnie Danek Csn Moehring Elmer Sasse John Huttenmeyer Ellis Kang Sasse Mr. Huttenmeyer

Community Building Improvements Noted In Local Homes

Residents in Fishers and nearby areas report numerous upgrades including new coatings, basements, side walks, and decks. Local figures Mr and Mrs Schulte Tiemeriy, Weigel, and Huttepmeyer are cited for recent improvements as Rev Hudadri and others attend church services in nearby towns. The annual Mission festival in Visitation and neighboring communities drew participation from the Thompson family and Rev Moehtate.

Food Sale at Farmers Store by two church groups

A Saturday afternoon food sale will be held at the Farmers Store by two groups of the Methodist church. Hot rolls and donuts will be served. Diller Record Garden Club meets Friday Oct 10 at 8 PM in City Hall. Wymore Garden Club hosted a 1:30 luncheon Tuesday at Mre Harley Crump’s home. Noothall Lodge will not meet Oct 9 but attends school of instruction at Fairbury.

W. Sa's Methodist Church The Hall Mra. Smith Wymore Garden Club Diller ‘Club Harley” Crump Mesdames T. C- Heorichs Clara Allen Allie ‘Eick C.mayborn Jono Huttenmeyer Noothall Av& AM Fairbury Wymore Viers

Polls Show Public Opinion On Parking Meters And Safety

A statewide Nebraska poll at the State Fair reported 59 percent support for parking meters with 8 414 opposed. The survey also shows 80 in favor of statewide vehicle inspection, 94 percent for including Traffic Safety and Driver Training in schools, and 92 percent in favor of legalizing chemical tests to convict drunken drivers. Softball results note Diller teams winning both games at Steele City and upcoming games this Friday.

Nebraska State Safety Council Selicu Steele City Diller Frida Hodlenhere Kaness Highe Dyyer

Legion Building Progress Noted in Diller

The American Ession building was moved to a site in Wilter on Tuesday. The 8 20 by 60 foot structure is a credit to Diller city with foundation work supervised by Roy Geer Harvey and Givert Garrels. legion members and others donated labor. Weekend visitors Bowes of Kansas City stayed with Mrs Fouts during a three week Northwest vacation. Mrs Bowes and Mrs Fait plus Mr and Mrs Lawrence Stak and family of Dewitt visited Alvin, and Rosémari welcomed a newborn boy Eugene Allen at Odell General Hospital. Mrs Clarante and Mr and Mrs Will Amos moved to Fairbury and Herbert Berber and Sadie Birber hosted Sunday dinner with Francis Blackwell. Ronald Orr, an entrant from Gage County, placed first in the National Plow Terrace Contest in Iowa. Leonard Kenning and Earl Weigel were visitors. Diller city life grows with scooters heard and seen. University of Nebraska notes knothole football likely for Oklahoma and Oregon State games. Mrs Robert Lottman underwent major surgery at Odell hospital. LaForest Fasnacht is ill with flu.

American Ession Wilter Diller Roy Geer Harvey Givert Garrels Legion Ite

Annual Convention Opens In Beatrice District Eleven

The 11th district American Legion and American Legion Auxiliary hold their annual convention in Beatrice starting at 10 A M on October 8. Attendees urged to attend. local residents Mr and Mrs Walter Kiemme and Leona end Mr and Mrs Eldred Carpenter referenced in social notes. The report also notes Herman Bohlmeyer injured in a Saturday car crash near Lewiston and hospitalized in Tecumseh. W Ho Carpenter recuperating in Sabetha after an age operation. Edna Huliman takes a week vacation from Beatrice Lutheran Hospital duties at her mother’s home in Diller. Roy Milne and family of Fairbury guest of Mrs Clare Waggoner. Milne a niece of Waggoner. Aody Rogers of St Francis Nebraska visiting Diller and Harbine areas. Merrill Workhoven named chief announcer at Radio station now in Omaha, with planned broadcasts at 7 30 A M News Noonday News and 6 45 P M Highlights and Sidelighted. True Thompson and daughter Vivian of Omaha were Sunday dinner guests of Chester Sparkes. Bill Weers and wife visited in afternoon. Mrs Clare Waggoner entertained Esther Young at dinner.

Walter Kiemme Leona Eldred Carpenter Herman Bohlmeyer Lewiston Tecumseh Hospital Bohlmeyers Diller

Modern Furniture Co. Fairbury and travel notices

Mr and Mrs Lloyd Royle returned Saturday from a two week trip to Yellowstone Park the Black Hills and Denver. John Steiner and Clara Allen also returned from a Northwest tour. Students spending the weekend with parents include Lenore Hasche Darlene Novetny and Beverly Hays. Hunting by Permission signs are available for farmers to use and are printed on heavy cardboard order from the State Game Commission Lincoln Nebraska free and postpaid.

Lloyd Royle Yellowstone Park Black Hills Denver Lenore Hasche Lincoln General Hospital Darlene ‘Novetny Hastings College Beverly Hays Wesleyan State Game ‘Commission States ‘House Lincoln Nebr

Hunters favor dogs for more birds in field reports

Statistics from Game Commission Biologists show hunters using a dog in the field bring home about twice as many birds as those who hunt without a dog. The Squirrel season runs Oct 1 to Dec 31 with a daily bag limit of five. Local notes mention visits, travel, and hospital news as well as a few community notices and ads.

Game Commission Biologiats

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