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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1938

Page

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Truck and Car Sideswipe Near Blauser School

Mr G E Wonder traveling representative for Mackie Clemens Fuel company was injured in a Tuesday evening crash on PWE highway near Lawrence Caldwell's residence west of the Blauser schoolhouse. His Chevrolet sedan rolled into a ditch after colliding with Elmer Lohman's truck. Wonder received sixteen stitches for a scalp wound while Lohman escaped with minor injuries.

G. E. Wonder Lincoln Mackie-Clemens Fuel Company Kansas City Diller Wonder Fairbury Pwe Lawrence Caldwell Blauser Elmer Lohman Mr. Wonder

Speaker George Ranney Visits Diller High School

George D Ranney spoke for about an hour at Diller High School on Life Behind Prison Walls. He has visited over seventy penitentiaries chain gangs and prison camps and demonstrated a genuine electric chair for the students.

George D. Ranney Diller High School Ranney Mr. Ranney

It's Another Boy James Herbert Bowers Born in Sutherland

A news card announces the birth of James Herbert Bowers on September 26 1938 at home in Sutherland Nebraska weighing ten pounds. He is the third son of Mr and Mrs Harold F Bowers. Grandmother Ruth Bowers Pickard notes the family hopes he stays out of mischief and he is named after the step grandfather James A Pickard.

James Herbert Harold F. Bowers Sutherland Nebraska Ruth Bowers Pickard James James A. Pickard the Bowers

Fish Family Visits Diller During Church Convention

Reverend and Mrs Merle Fish arrived in Diller unexpectedly Tuesday night from Los Angeles to visit relatives and old friends while representing their church at a national Christian churches convention in Denver. They left Diller Thursday morning to continue to the convention.

Merle. Fish Diller Fish Los Angeles Denver

Curtis to Speak in Jefferson County Next Thursday

Republican congress candidate T. Curtis will visit the 4th district and speak from his car with a loud speaker in Diller during the day. Citizens are urged to stay alert for the event.

T. Curtis Jefferson County Diller

Five-Cent Literary Program at Opera House Saturday

A five cent literary program proceeds Saturday night at the opera house starting at eight o'clock followed by a five cent dance at City Hall. Everyone is invited to attend.

Opera House

Stylish eyewear to accent features in Fairbury

If you hate to be seen wearing glasses let us show you stylish eyewear that accents your best features Consult Dr Neil C Morrison in Fairbury Nebraska for options and fittings.

Neil C. Morrison Fairbury

Utilities Move Poles To Clear New Road South Of Town

Local telephone and light companies relocate their poles to accommodate a new road south of town, reducing future obstruction and restoring clear right of way for improved access and safety.

Blair couple’s road trip ends with hitchhiking to Diller

Richard Hayworth and wife from Blair Nebr decide to visit Diller to show their baby. After midnight the car stalls north of town and they sleep in the vehicle. A Wyoming motorist later ferries the trio to town where Deder Fanders tows the crippled car. They continue to Odell and then home between Omaha and Blair. Richard meets many of his father John Hayworth Jr.’s friends.

Richard Hayworth Blair, Nebr Diller Igaac Saylor Rock Island Tracks Wyoming Dede Fanders Odell Omaha Blair Richard John Hayworth Jr

Office Closed in October With November Reopening

Notice states absence from October with hospital closure during that period. Office reopens in November while the secretary maintains business hours from 9:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Dr. L. N. Morgan is listed as the contact in Steele City Nebraska.

Secretay L. N. Morgan Steele City Nebr

East visitors Dr. Leon J. Tyler and family

Dr. Leon J. Tyler and wife with their small son Dennis visited several days last week with his sister Mrs. Joe Nippert and family. Tyler is connected with the Research Dept of Pathology at Cornell University Ithaca New York.

Leon J. Tyler Dennis New York City Joe Nippert Tyler Pathology Cork University Ithaca Newor

Potential U S senate candidate in local minister notes

A local minister visited the office on Wednesday and signaled possible candidacy for the U S senate, aiming to follow in Mr Norris's footsteps. Further developments will be chronicled.

Neck of the Woods U. S. Senate Norris

Nina Lou Scharmanp Born In Steele City Family Welcomes Daughter

A nine pound daughter Nina Lou was born Monday October 3 to Mr and Mrs Cheater Scharmanp of Steele City.

Bosa Cheater Scharmanp Steele City Nina Lou

Nebraska's Ground Water Supply Reassuringly Plentiful

Dr Geo E Condra, dean of the University of Nebraska conservation and survey division, says Nebraska’s ground water is back to normal after above average rains. He notes the state has more than its share of water underground, with a wide sponge in the sand hills and 1000 times as much water beneath as on the surface. Rainfall significantly boosts supply, yet wells would remain productive even in droughts in many areas. The university reports 600 irrigation wells in Dawson County and ongoing tests along the Platte, with praise from O E Meinger of the US Ground Water Survey for Nebraska’s excellent program.

Geo. E. Condra Ctuvation and Survey Division University of Nebraska Nebraska Condra Sandhills University Gist Conservation and Survey Division University Ie Platte Dawson County Diller Ellis

Minister couple relocates to Colo Iowa for health

Reverend and Mrs Proett announce they will move from Junita Nebraska to Colo Iowa to pastor the Methodist church. Colo, population 650, lies fifteen miles east of Ames. The move aids Mrs Proett’s health after a recent appendix operation and Rev Proett has just returned from the hospital.

Rainfall Inches Recorded In Local Area Promptly Noted

In the immediate vicinity residents reported forty three hundreds of an inch of rain Tuesday. The light shower was described as much needed for crops and gardens.

Obituary of Marie Habicht and Family Ties in Diller

Marie Habicht died at her son Carl Habicht’s home in Huron South Dakota after a three year illness. Funeral rites were at Huron Methodist Church with Chas Wilcox officiating. Interment followed beside her husband in Upson cemetery near Diller. Born November 27 1847 in Badenweiler Germany she immigrated aged 18 to Akron Ohio married Wricht in 1869 later moving to Avoca Iowa and then to Diller Nebraska in 1883. Nine children survived or preceded her including Helen Bertha Betty Minnie Ernest Carl and Max with several deceased. She lived in Diller since 1918 and spent final years under care of a nurse. She was baptized in the Quasen Lutheran faith and remained devoted to family and home.

Pyche Congregational Church Upson Diller Habichts Upson Church Marie Rauber Badenweiler Germany America Akron Ohio Wricht Avoca Iowa Nebraska Helen F. C. Pear Spokane Washington Ae Bertha Betty Minnie C. L. E. Blauser Huron Ernest F Worthington Minnesota Carl W Max Wessington Springs Sidecar Habicht Qaesen

Obituary Note On Missing Woman Echoes Riley Poem

A fragmentary notice from October 6, 1938 laments a missing woman, listing two daughters and three sons, ten grandchildren, six great grandchildren, a brother Wm. Rauber in Frankfort Kentucky, and sister Catherine Rauber in Gasman. It cites a Riley quote to express that she is not dead, only departed to an unknown land.

Tober Wm. Rauber Frankfort Kentucky Catherine Rauber Gasman

Relatives Attend Mrs Habicht's Burial near Diller

The funeral party for Mrs. Habicht included Mr. and Mrs. Carl Habicht and two daughters from Huron South Dakota and Mrs Minnie Habicht Blauser of Huron. Also present were Mr. and Mrs Max Habicht and Ernest Habicht from Minnesota. Carl and Max Habicht and families planned return to their homes after visiting.

Time on Trains Schedule Changes Noted

The notice lists east bound night train and west bound day train times with new effective date. It explains press timing and that social items reach the Record by noon due to typesetters workload and last minute material getting priority.

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Curtis DHS Proett Diller Opera House Jackson Park Chicago Spain Mrs. Marie Habicht Bing Uee James Whitcomb Riley
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