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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1952
Page
1
The American Legion plans a dance on their cement platform on October 18 as part of the Fall Festival hosted by the Diller Commercial Club. This will also include their second blue rock shoot with a Sunday afternoon event on October 19 located one half mile north and two and a half miles east of Diller.
The column lists events from Oct 12 Rally Day at Congregational Church Oct 13 PTA Oct 16 Diller Woman's Club Oct 18 Fall Festival. It notes Fritz Guenther and Carl Ebke broke their right legs after scaffolding collapsed they were treated and went home.
The Commercial Club announces a full day Fall Festival on Saturday October 18 1952 in Diller with a kiddies parade prizes for decorated bicycles and other events a tractor driving contest name contest for next year a band concert square dancing and multiple merchant contests over 60 prizes totaling more than 300. A second event highlights the Diller PTA meeting October 13 featuring slides from European travels by Mr and Mrs Aron Claasen open to the public. A Firestone radio for sale and contact details listed.
A group of 46 Diller residents traveled in Jordening's truck to Lincoln on Saturday to witness the Nebraska Huskers third football victory of the season. They returned to Beatrice for supper and a show, arriving back in Diller around ten. A son was born to Mr and Mrs Fritz Gunther of Diller at Mennonite Hospital in Beatrice on Wednesday October 1. Rev Albert Goodson of Almena Kansas will conduct a preaching service on Wednesday October 15 at 8 pm. Frank Ulm has a light case of polio and was taken to hospital Tuesday.
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