October in Nebraska Nostalgia Poem by H. H. Pyche
A meditation on Nebraska in October celebrates the landscapes and colors. The poem evokes sunsets, fields, and memory, praising the state's beauty and the peaceful evening calm as the land rests.
19 Oct 1939
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1939
Page
1
A meditation on Nebraska in October celebrates the landscapes and colors. The poem evokes sunsets, fields, and memory, praising the state's beauty and the peaceful evening calm as the land rests.
A large crowd attended the Steele City core husking contest. Pete Wenz won the championship with 1214 pounds in 80 minutes, followed by Roy McCord of Fairbury with 1176 pounds and Carl Diekman of Beatrice with 1174 pounds. Entertainment and dancing followed the event.
A five year old boy of Mr and Mrs Walter Sterling living on the old Calkins farm west of town is reported to be suffering from diphtheria.
A. J. Cully of Beatrice visited Diller on Wednesday to visit friends and see the town.
The American Red Cross aided 130000 people across 157 disasters in the year ended June 30. Relief expenditures reached 2276109 dollars as cloudbursts epidemics fires windstorms and other events struck 43 states and Alaska.
Thirteen boys and eighteen girls competed in the county Young Citizens Contest held October 14 at Fairbury High School. Top honors went to Morris Knispel and Robert Duis as boys, and Dorothy Dodd and Arlene Roseman as girls.
The Mens' Class of the Congregational Church met at the Richardsons October 17 with Rev Pyche declaring a self appointed dictatorship. He split members into hill-billies and city-slickers and named Earl Weigel Keeper of the Big Black Book.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Frisbie welcomed a daughter named Linda Jean at Odell hospital on October 3 1939. The Frisbie family report mother and baby returned home last week.
Mrs Leland Clarey is reported to be suffering from a cold or flu and is described as having a siege of illness. No further details are provided about her condition or treatment.
Saint Pauls Evangelical Lutheran church led by Rev L J Wolff marks its fiftieth anniversary next Sunday October 22 at the church one half mile south of town. Four former pastors will attend and speak across morning and afternoon services with Dr F Nolte and Rev H J Diekhoff giving evening addresses. Dinner and lunch will be served at the city hall. A church workers conference is planned for Monday afternoon.
Mr and Mrs Friday were injured last Friday near Marshaltown Iowa when an unidentified reckless driver wrecked two other cars and fled. Dale Friday sustained serious injuries. he was listed as only fair. Mrs Friday had bruises and was released from Deaconess hospital. Ralph Hilder of Conrad escaped injury. The collision occurred at a highway junction after Friday swerved to avoid the stranger and struck a spillway.
Mrs Robertson and her daughters Miss Lela and Mrs Chas Wag goner called on Mrs Jas Albright and daughter Rachel at Beatrice Monday afternoon.
Lee Calkins has purchased the former Congregational church parsonage and is repairing it for his future home, signaling a return to the parish area.
Charles Green spent much of last week in bed with stomach trouble and has begun to recover this week after a period of illness.
Mr and Mrs Will Carico of Lincoln visited at the home of their parents Mr and Mrs John Carico last Friday.
Mrs Grace Combs arrived Sunday from Kansas City for a visit with her sister Mrs W I Filley concluding a short trip and family reunion in the area.
Virgil Geer was selected to serve on the November term jury that convenes on the sixth day of the month.
Mrs Alfred Carmichael is reported quite ill at her home southwest of Diller. W A Snyder drives a new used Pontiac sedan bought about a week ago. Box Holle installed Venetian blinds this week in his cafe with Waggoner's doing the installation work.
Mr and Mrs Robert Drake visited relatives in Red Cloud for several days last week and returned to Diller on Monday.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tristman of Lincoln and her sister Esther Nider were visiting in Diller on Tuesday.
A stray live wire is blamed for ongoing repairs at the Methodist parsonage, with visible electrical fixes and precautionary measures noted as work continues.
Daily Sun reports Sylvia Sible is undergoing medical treatment at a Beatrice hospital after an extended illness. She has been ill for some time and is receiving care locally.
Mrs. Carl Ludington, Mrs. Joe Nippert, and Mrs. Scott Miller attend the state convention of Women's clubs in Lincoln. The article lists their names among attendees, emphasizing participation in the event.
All clear lumber grain storage granary finished and ready to go priced at 109 dollars. Suitable for grain or various uses when not storing grain. Visit C L Geer Lumber and Coal at phone 15302 Diller Nebraska for details.
Sealed bids for a 14 ton truck will be received at the office of County Clerk in Jefferson County Nebraska until 2 PM October 26 1939. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Homer Brunk County Clerk Fairbury Nebraska.
Richard C. Hoyt 84 formerly of Beatrice died after a heart attack. He spent half his life as clerk of the U S district court in Omaha and was a nephew of President Grover Cleveland. Born in Holland Patent New York he moved to Nebraska in 1877 to organize lumber yards. Funeral services were held in Omaha and Beatrice with burial at Evergreen Home Cemetery Beatrice. Survivors include his widow a son and two granddaughters.
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