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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1939
Page
2
Nebraska football opened with three wins and one tie in conference play. The 1961 opponents included Indiana, Minnesota, Iowa State, and Baylor with results Nebr. 7 7 Indiana 7, Nebr. 6 Minnesota 0, Nebr. 10 Iowa State 7, Nebr. 20 Baylor 0.
In a note reflecting reader tastes, John Bures favors more local coverage while John Zook prefers current names, showing varied interest in The Record. The paper affirms its focus on local news, inviting submissions from readers and stressing commitment to community reporting.
Neighbors report a nationwide mice surge described in a Fullerton Journal vignette. The piece humorously recounts exaggerated rodent activity, a bulldog trapped with a mouse, and a growing trap effort as the clock nears quitting time.
Mrs Scott Miller 4th Dist Pres NFWC reports highlights of the recent state convention at Lincoln attended by delegates from Diller Woman's Club. Almost 1500 registered and 1800 attended Wednesday evening as FBI agent D M Ladd spoke on The FBI and Crime Prevention.
Dr George Duvall purchases the practice of the late Dr Bronson of Western and spends most of his time there. He plans to move his household goods to Western in the near future.
Frank M Rain relocates his law library and records from the east side of the square to the county attorney's office on the courthouse second floor. He states he now has everything conven ient for handling the affairs of his office.
A cheerful verse celebrates a contented pup with silky hair growing well. The speaker proudly calls both the dog and its new dog house “mine” and invites friends and neighbors to visit and call. The poem emphasizes care and pride in the pet.
Mrs Bert Weaver and Mrs Geo Champ hosted a fifty tea party Wednesday evening. Guests included Mesdames Henry Weaver Maggie Remley Chester Weaver Free Hauver Leila Robertson Nancy Robertson Roy Geer Arthur Grone Fred Clark. Absentees were Mrs Viers and Mrs Perry Weaver. Refreshments were served and all enjoyed a pleasant evening.
Mr and Mrs Robert Drake moved last Thursday into the old Christian property recently vacated by Jas Emerson.
Creditors of the estate of Elizabeth Greider, deceased, must file claims by February 13, 1010. The Nebraska county court in Jefferson County will hear claims and the estate matters in the County Court room on February.
A legal notice states that on the 14th day of October 1939 at 9:00 A.M. a hearing will receive examine hear allow or adjust all claims and objections duly filed. The notice is dated October 14 1939.
Notice to interested persons that a petition was filed in Jefferson County Nebraska County Court to appoint Russell A. Davis as administrator of Emma Peters deceased. Hearing set for November 10, 1039 at 4 a.m. Dated October 17th, 130. E R Reeves County Judge.
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