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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1949
Page
1
Community officials plan a property reappraisal effort amid unsettled concerns in five neighbourhoods. The session, led by Trustee Scott Miller, aims to define assessment scope while attendees discuss safety and hosting arrangements at a public meeting in Belotes CA.
Community notes report a season opening concert with host families and refreshments. Emil and We Stedle hosted guests while Mr and Mrs Bee assisted. The Pattons and Roy Casper families visited Lincoln Friday afternoon and Nebraska visitors spent the weekend with relatives.
December 6 in Fairbury marks the second annual Participation Day where juniors from county high schools take over county offices to learn government operations. Elections will be held in the echoe's with students electing officers. event backed by the American Legion and auxiliary amid other school activities and reflections on holidays and local culture.
Rev H He Pyche, longtime pastor of West Point Congregational Church since 1941, resigned effective April 1950 after more than 50 years of service in Nebraska communities. He and his wife plan to live in West Point, with prior missions in Brazil and Nebraska. His career included leadership in Scribner and Diller before retirement.
The article notes a Halloween program at a location near Diat Illinois with a public invitation. It mentions Chief Petts and Mrs Patton visiting with family and relatives from Nebraska. Robert Patton and family plan returns to the east coast for duty.
The Diller community club holds a meeting tonight in the school gym with instructors as special guests. There will be square dancing and refreshments. families are asked to bring a pie.
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