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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1947
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR data describes events in multiple states with names and places including Beatrice Nebraska and Diller Missouri. References to people, roads, and dates appear in garbled form, making a coherent narrative impossible to determine.
Scrambled OCR text outlines Nebraska Cornhuskers football schedule hints with mentions of Lincoln venues and opponents. Contains garbled names, dates, and places, offering little readable detail beyond general home games and state references.
The county reports 85 delinquent personal taxes notices for 1946 with the treasurer and sheriff involved. About 600 cases remained unresolved and may involve notices or collections. Mr and Mrs Keith Hudson left for Chicago to attend the Warsham School of Embalming and the funeral home staff address is noted.
In New York at Yankee Stadium the World Series will begin if Brooklyn wins the National League, or if St Louis wins, the series moves accordingly. Jefferson County Y-Teen clubs at Camp Jefferson last weekend elected Ruth Ron Hiatt secretary with Marilyn Jones Fairbury as president and Amy Palmer Steele City and Nancy Hardy Endicott as officers. Notice changes the Wymore Garden Club invitation time to September 30 and asks all interested to contact Mrs. Theodore Henrichs or Mrs. H. H Green.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Grone celebrate their 58th wedding anniversary today at the home of Mr and Mrs Norman Malchow. Four generations will be present. For good things to eat try Jacob's Cafe.
Beatrice area events include the Mercner wedding at St Anphrathe Church with families from Nebraska and Montana visiting relatives. Local fallout lists losses from an accident near Hershey and several Beatrice residents noting visits from relatives, with Jim Sparke and Wally Sullivan families visiting Mrs Orphan Weaver.
The article warns of escalating fire losses totaling over 50 million dollars in June and nearly 642 million in the twelve months ending July. It urges rapid action to prevent waste of lives and property, calling for Fire Prevention Week October 5 to 11 and urging readers to protect homes and businesses. It also notes local social updates including visits by Roe Sparks of South Bend and Arthur Wieth to family homes and travels to the Black Hills and Sydney, Nebraska.
Miss and Mrs. Shop invites readers to extend or renew their subscription while enjoying air conditioned comfort at MOSIMAN'S in Fairbury.
Obituary fragment recounts Louis Fasse born 1868 in Sheboygan Wisconsin baptized at Saron Reformed Johnsonville. Married Emma Ochs 1897. six children. Longtime member Hope Reformed. Died September 6 1947 at 78 with funeral in Sheboygan and burial at Hope. Survived by children and grandchildren. service details and afternote on family gathering.
At recent elections held in the high school the following officers were elected. Ninth Grade President Loren Grone Vice President Phyllis Krebs Janet Walker Secretary Ray Patras Treasurer Donna Garrels Lyle Schnuelle Eleventh Grade President John Patras Vice President Elaine Sehouelle Secretary Dolores Oltman Treasurer Melvin Hubka Twelfth Grade President Richard Hays Vice President Goil t ora Wiemera Secretary Pave Garrele Treasurer Mavis Holle
In a tight Tuesday game Jim Pickard’s town team edged Frazee High 9 to 7. Diekman and Tank Greet pitched for the town. Hays and Habka for the High School. Bill Green starred for the town with three runs as fans cheered the rebound win.
Lodge announcements list regular communications starting September 25 at 8 PM with master mason presence and visiting brothers welcome. Future lodge sessions set for the second and fourth Friday of each month. Local notes report Roy and Mrs. Mathias returning from vacation, Mr. Floyd Pierce visiting, and the Diller American Legion dinner held at City Hall with seven couples. Joe Nippert and family returned from a three week vacation in Minnesota and Iowa. Marlene Spillman repeats arm injuries from recent falls.
Robert Palen, head of the speech department at Doane College, spent last week in Fairbury visiting Mrs Pallen and her parents at the home of Mr and Mrs Pallen.
Fiora Kisling resumes duties at the telephone office after a month’s absence from her job, returning to daily work duties and responsibilities.
Mr and Mrs P H Packer and son from Wood River Neb were Saturday night guests of Mr and Mrs John Grieder who took them to the A Frisbie home for dinner Sunday Packer is nephew of Mrs Frisbie and Mrs Greider
De and Mrs S B Viers visited Red Cloud to join about forty relatives for the Drake family reunion at City Park honoring Chester Drake from Washington State. A new 20 ft slippery slide adds fun at Diller Park. Norman LePoidevin arrived from Portland for a visit, staying with the Keith Hays.
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