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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 01, 1938

Page

8

Band Festival Draws Large Crowd at Fairbury Park

A Sunday band festival in Fairbury attracted music lovers from nearby towns. About 250 of 350 visiting bandsmen performed across ten groups, with guest conductors from Lincoln and surrounding areas. Frank M. Rain welcomed attendees and H. L. Chatelain led the finale as the festival marked its seventh consecutive year of success.

Fairbury Billy”’ Quick University of Nebraska H. L. Chatelain Colorado Holmes Soldiers of Fortune Paul C. Curtis Geneva Humoreske Nelson Ingalsbe Diller Zamecnik K. E. Faust Plymouth Faith Eternal Old Rugged Cross Strauss W. H. Caman Beatrice Olivedati B. W. Thomas Marysville Feist Geo. Berentz Washington D. W. McBratna Swanton Connecticut Briegel Jack Henney Wm. Least H. L. Chatalian

Death Valley Mammals Live Without Water

Twenty six distinct mammal species from coyotes to mice inhabit Death Valley and survive without drinking water.

Death Valley

Forty Year Back Notes From The Record

A collection recalling events from forty years ago in Diller and nearby towns. Notables include deaths, burnished memories, agricultural work, local accidents, and unusual incidents such as a meteor sighting and a bees rescue.

George White Diller

4-H Achievement Day Draws 175 Attendees in Fairbury Park

County 4-H members and leaders gathered at Fairbury city park on Thursday August 25 for Achievement Day. Demonstration teams were chosen to represent Jefferson county at the state fair, judged by Lester Schmedke of the Protestant Orphans Home and Mrs. Leask. A picnic lunch is noted and plans for county fair displays are underway for September 22 to 24.

Fairbury Jefferson County Lester Schmedke Leask

State Fair 4-H Show Reports Set For Radio Broadcasts

Jefferson county 4-H members local leaders and others will hear State Fair judging demonstration and exhibit placings via two daily radio broadcasts from the 4-H building. A 15 minute WOW program will air late each afternoon with winner interviews, and KFAB will carry highlights at 12 15 PM daily.

Jefferson County 4-H Club WOW College of Agriculture KFAB

At The Theatres By Jimmy Redmond

The programme features Spawn of the North with Geo Raft Henry Fonda and Dorothy Lamour as leads in a frontier thriller about fishers and salmon pirates. Also Always Goodbye with Barbara Stanwyck and Herbert Marshall and Drummond In Africa with John Howard. Plus Bull dog Drummond adventures and New Year offerings and a Movie Quiz.

Americas Last Frontier Alaska Geo. Raft Henry Fonda Dorothy Lamour Barbara Stanwyck Herbert Marshall Ian Hunter Ceasar Romero Hollywood George Raft Cartoon Universal News Twobig Merchants H. Marshall John Howard H B Warner Bulldog Drummond Africa Ray Corrigan the Purple Vigilantes

Owen Has Two Origins and a Welsh Prince Hero

The name Owen has two origins meaning young warrior in Celtic and well born in Latin. Owen Glendower, who died around 1416, was the last independent prince of Wales and a legendary Welsh national hero who resisted English subjugation.

Owen Owen Glendower Wales England

Between Devil and Deep Blue Sea Quotation Quoted

A line is attributed to Erasmus in the work Adagio where the expression between the devil and the deep blue sea is quoted as coming from Greek origins.

Erasmus

Banbury Cross, Once Jubiled, Destroyed by Puritans

A historic Banbury cross in Oxfordshire, famed in nursery rhymes, was erected long ago and destroyed in the Seventeenth century by the town’s Puritan inhabitants who were zealous in their iconoclasm.

Banbury Oxfordshire England

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