Birth of a son at Oiell hospital and editor Cramb’s 78th birthday
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Orville Duis on October 10 at the Oiell hospital. W F Cramb editor of the Fairbury Journal celebrated his 78th birthday on Sunday.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1949
Page
1
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Orville Duis on October 10 at the Oiell hospital. W F Cramb editor of the Fairbury Journal celebrated his 78th birthday on Sunday.
Activities calendar notes Napthali lodge No. 2088 AF and AM regular meeting with a school of instruction at 7 30 p m October 27. Halloween party for the Methodist church young adult class on October 28. Hope Reformed bazaar and gopher at Harbine Webb house November 2. Kensington event at Mrs W H Clark's home November 4.
Over 100 people gather for the Diller Community Club meeting at HH Ss Gym. Max Logan shows Diller parade films. Ted community singing and square dancing follow, led by John Weers and Géo Weimers. Dely Webling and Harvey Garrels call. Pie and coffee served. Executive committee met to plan November and December events, including a Hallowe en party later canceled due to conflicts.
The region records a season’s coldest reading with twenty degrees on Tuesday night while days stay mild and nights cool. The piece notes typical fall weather and a recent shift to cooler conditions.
Silas Garber, born in Ohio, moved to Iowa then homesteaded in Webster County Nebraska. He rose from probate judge to state representative and land office clerk before becoming governor. His tenure faced a severe grasshopper plague and he urged relief and seed provision, promoting immigration and agriculture. He returned to Webster County after two terms and engaged in business until 1905.
Schools closed for two days as teachers convene in Liocola with most from Dilber and surrounding area attending.
The state attorney general rounds down a plan for real estate reappraisal. A county board of citizens must perform the appraisal with outside interests barred. A final decision from the state supreme court is awaited. Test oil wells near Endicott show drilled wells on farms John Gill and William Riggle farms. An artesian well was reported at the John Gill site.
The Women’s Association of the Congregational Church met October 24 at Mrs. H A H Green’s home with 14 members present. Devotions led by Mrs. C E Steffen, and a study review on Japan Begins Again were shared. Members planned a November 30 bazaar and supper, with 24 attendees and several guests.
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