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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1940

Page

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The Efficacy Of The Mace In Congress

The article profiles Cong Curtis Warren G. Hatcher keeper of the U S House mace describing its enforcement role and history. It notes the mace’s symbolism and cases including 1847 slavery debates and a 1933 fist fight incident. Hatcher’s 29 years defending Congress is highlighted.

Warren G. Hatcher U. S. House of Representatives United States Representatives Georgia New York Hatcher House

Thieves Break Through And Steal From Bugbee Farm

Thieves entered the E S Bugbee farm near Diller and took items including a sewing machine cooking utensils fruit jars bedding garden tools and about 20 bushels of oats from the granary. Some locals blame passing Gypsies while others suspect residents familiar with the land. Mr Bugbee has been living with his daughter Mrs Will Bond in town for the past two years.

E. S. Bugbee Diller

Mrs Sedlacek Undergoes Major Operation at St Elizabeth's

Mrs Sedlacek and Mrs John Sedlacek are at St Elizabeth's hospital in Lincoln where a very serious operation was performed Wednesday. Dr Pease in charge reports she is doing as well as can be expected.

John Sedlacek St. Elizabeth’s Hospital Lincoln Pease

Fall Breaks Hip Lawrence Caldwell Father

Lawrence Caldwell of Garden City Kansas reports his father has fallen and broken his hip. The elderly Mr Caldwell is resting easily after the accident last Sunday.

Lawrence Caldwell Garden City Kansas Mr. Caldwell

Illness Strikes Mr Callander Early Wednesday

Mr Callander was taken very ill on Wednesday and has been unconscious since midnight, with condition described as serious by attending physicians.

Endicott couple welcomes daughter at Odell Hospital

Born to Mr and Mrs Lewis Mason of Endicott at Odell hospital on August 21 a daughter arrives confirming a new arrival in the city.

Lewis Mason Endicott Odell Hospital

Work On St. Pauls Church Progressing

The Lutheran church men built cement steps and a platform at the main west entrance with two approaches, one from the west and another from the northwest. Circular steps and a concrete basement grade entrance are described. basement masonry nears completion and the church should be ready for use in about a week.

The Diller Band Summer Concert Tour and Picnics

The Diller Band played 11 street concerts from June 8 and eight additional engagements through August, including Steele City, Barneston, Wylmore, Beatrice, and a Labor Day show in Marysville. One final appearance at the Jefferson County Fair is set for September 20 before winter rehearsals and next season plans begin.

Diller Steele City Barneston Wylmore

Multiple area schools close over infantile paralysis cases

Odell, Hanover, and Hollenberg schools remain shut as a precaution after another infantile paralysis case and the death of Glen De Kyke. Reports indicate several cases nearby with a dozen or more in Nebraska and rising in Topeka vicinity.

Odell Glen de Kyke Hanover Hollenberg Topeka Nebraska

Special Sermon Series At Congregational Church

Pastor Rev H H Pyche of the Congregational church announces a four week sermon series for the remaining Sundays in September. September 8 Men Ought Always to Pray and not to Faint September 15 Keeping Our Footing on the Heights September 22 The Man of the Hour September 29 God in a Blackout World The public will be warmly welcomed.

H.H. Pyche Congregational Church

Woman Receives Upsons Genealogy Gift from Son

Mrs. J. A. Pickard received a 624 page genealogy book titled The Upson Family of America from her son Will Bowers for ten dollars. Published in 1940, she believes she is the first western Upson to own it as the Upson family holds annual reunions in the east.

J. A. Pickard Will Bowers Upsons Upson Family America

Glen DeRyke Dies After Illness At Lincoln Hospital

Glen DeRyke aged 19 son of Mr and Mrs Jake De Ryke residing northwest of Odell died at a Lincoln hospital last Saturday morning after infantile paralysis. Private funeral services were held Monday at Memorial Park cemetery in Lincoln.

Glen de Ryke Jake de Ryke Odell Astricken Lincoln Hospital Lincoln Memorial Park Cemetery

Diller Public Schools Open With Short Monday Session

Diller public schools opened with a brief forenoon session then adjourned to Tuesday for full activities. Staff includes Supt. Carl Ludington and Principal B L George with a sizable enrollment across grade levels and a notable rise in tuition students with several named families and high school attendees listed.

Diller Public Schools Carl Ludington B. L. George Eloise Pool Harriet Peterson Margaret Bull George Armatrong Erma Sible Flossie Raymond Eigth

Post Graduates and Local Notables Named

A fragment lists individuals including Lloyd Lamb Jean Maw Marjorie Maw Richard Miller Eleanor Novotny Wiona Smith Robert Stephens Bonnie Thompson Donna Snyder Luella Schneider as graduates or notable residents in a local notice segment.

Gage County Catherine Barnett Margaret Barnett Deloris Bernhardt Ardith Bures Elaine Champ Otto Dauber Allen Folkers Glenda Hill Robert Hiatt William Hiatt Verne Hubka Dale Lottman Delores Maw Marjorie Maw Jean Maw Bettie Novotny Eleanor Novotny Jonna Snyder Clarence Richardson James Snyder Harold Allen Garnett Barber Kenneth Barber Evelyn Behrends Bob Carver Willard Engleman Allen Folkers Betty Grabber Robert D Hiatt _ Verne Hubka Harold Jones Orville Krebs Esther Lamb Russell Madden Margaret Meyer Betty Novotny Margery Nippert Roe Patton Dorothy Pingle Evelyn Renz Ray Renz Clarence Richardson Verneal Schnuelle James Snyder Milton Thomas Wilma Thompson Magadaline Wehling Lloyd Lamb Richard Miller Wiona Smith Robert Stephens Bonnie Thompson Donna Snyder Luella Schneider

Odell Banker Charles N. Hinds Dies in Federal Prison

Charles N. Hinds former Odell banker died last Wednesday night in Leavenworth Kansas federal prison. Short funeral services were held at Odell cemetery last Saturday. He was serving two concurrent five year terms from 1935 for using the mails to sell bonds stolen from the Dell Rapids South Dakota National Bank. He had previously served about a year of a one to five year state term for irregularities in his Odell bank. Seven children survive.

Chas. N. Hinds Odell Leavenworth, Kans Lincoln Dell Rapids S.D

Learn To Play An Instrument In School Band This Year

Mr. Ingalsbe will again lead the school band and instrumental music. The beginner class begins Monday September 9. Parents urged to meet him at the school house to arrange study plans with minimal cost beyond the instrument.

Ingalsbe

Moving Families Shift Homes in Local Area

Mrs. Vester Carmichael moved into her Lavelle Street home last Wednesday after Will Green vacated it. Roy Roelfs and family relocated from Fry 40 to the Carmichael property in the north part of town. Qr. Fry will move into the Fry 40 vacated by Roelfs. The Diekman family from near Odell will take over the Oaks farm vacated by Fry.

Vester Carmichael Lavelle Street Will Green Roy Roelfs Carmichael Fry Roelfs Diekman Odell Oaks Farm

Playground Activities Closed at City Park Event

John Greider reports the closing of non outdoor activities for the season at the city park last Friday afternoon. Thirty seven youngsters participated with winners named for six one hundred yard races, two sack races, a bicycle race, and a three legged race.

John Greider Robert Stahl Marilyn Miller Jack Baker Joyce Johnson Leroy Walker Gale Moore Dick Miller Dale Weaver Darrell Dee Green Duaine Green

Teachers' Institute Elects Officers for County Meetings

At the Jefferson County Teachers Institute in Fairbury last week officers were elected for regional group meetings this year. Grace Gately is president, Loyd Thrapp vice president, Bernice Peterson rotary, Ruth Jacobs northwest, Gertrude Fett southwest, Dorothy Barta southeast, Alvera Johnson chairman. The Institute Council and county superintendent will plan the year’s program with division chairmen and committee men assisting.

Jefferson County Teachers’ Institute Fairbury Grace Gately Loyd Thrapp Bernice Peterson Rotary Ruth Jacobs Northwest Gertrude Fett Southwest Dorothy Barta Southeast Alvera Johnson Institute

Also Mentioned on This Page

Congressmen Cong Curtis Sedlacek Iil Mr. Callander St. Paul’s Church the Diller Glen DeRyke Charles Barber Leila Broadston Dwaine Clark Rosalie Fanders Fred Garrels Avis Johnson Dale Lottman Marion Novotny Harriet Thomas Dwain Wolken Juanita Anderson Esther Behrends Wellington Dean Julia Diller Donald Engelman Henrietta Fanders Larrayne Garret Glenda Hill Lloyd Green Doris Hasche Robert L Hiatt and Mari Jacobs Mary Jones From Stanley Ahrends Charles Barber Garnett Barber Donald Engleman Rosalia Fanders Henrietta Fanders Fred Garrets Richard Garrets Larrayne Garrett Doria Hasche Robert D Hiatt Ann-Mari Jacobs Alvin Negus Calvin Negus Evelyn Renz Ray Renz Richard Schnuelle Winona Smith Verneal Schnuelle Richard Ste Denice Anderson Glenn Ball Vera Ball Ardith Bures Elaine Champ Otto Dauber Stanley Diller Kenneth Findling Evelyn. Fox Richard Garrels William Hiatt Joyce Johnson Delores Man Donald Roelfs Richard Schmuelle Richard Steffen Wyane Stephens Dwight Weigel Mary Lou Thompson Doris Wolken Illinois Prairie Batavia Turner Junction Hirlington Burlington HNL The Charles N. Hinds
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