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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1938
Page
8
Diller girls beat Endicott six to four on Endicott field while boys edged Endicott two to one in a pair of softball games. L Garett led with top batting average and M Jones made key catches in right field as Diller and Endicott players posted solid performances.
Mrs Harry Davis travels to Missoula Montana to visit her daughter Mrs Ruth Bloom. She is accompanied by Mr and Mrs Harry Nelson of Kalispell Montana who had visited relatives in the area. Nelson is the son of A T Nelson and brother of Mel Nelson, husband of Elizabeth Davis.
George Specht went to Omaha early this week to enter the University hospital for observation.
Wm Woods reported a 304 bushel per acre wheat yield. Blauser pressed apples into cider. John Mathias bought two jersey red pigs at the state fair. Cane money proved better for John. Dr. McElwee Zook and Koons brought James Koons home after a severe leg injury from a broken plow. Tonnemaker Brothers were local well men. Ike and George were brothers who bathed in a small house near the Raymond property, later used as an annex with rooms and a wash area. The bathing business did not last long.
Recollections recall Lizzie Eick’s Colorado return and Eddie Witty joining J D Fanders hardware forty years ago. Names like W S Fields and Rev Grossman surface with church ties, marriages, property deals, pension board visits, and a playful tale of two girls in boys clothes who kept their disguises after a late night romp.
The J N C club met with Mrs Emma Hiatt on a September Wednesday afternoon with most members present. Mrs Romish conducted the business meeting in the president's absence and guests included Mrs L S Upson Mae Hiatt Jack Armstrong and Miss Idola Champ. An afternoon of Bingo followed and awards were won by Mrs Champ and Mrs Hubka. Refreshments closed the gathering and Mrs Romish will host the October meeting.
School begins Monday August 29 with twenty two students enrolled. The first club meeting is noted for Friday September 9 with Samuel Sollenberger elected president. Samuel Sollenberger, a sixth grader, writes an original poem titled To School. A USDA survey shows automobiles owned by over 60 percent of native white families in 140 representative small towns.
The Misses Margaret Bules and Harriet Peterson and Fayette Horton from Diller public school, along with Willard Beckman a bank bookkeeper, spent the weekend in Lincoln.
Bing Crosby stars in Sing You Sinners as the Beebes family tale spans small town days to Los Angeles triumph aided by race horses and a singing trio. Ginger Rogers teams with James Stewart in Having Wonderful Time for broad comedy and laughs. Boys Town is teased with four days to see the record breaking release coming soon.
Jersey and the Channel Islands form part of the historic duchy of Normandy and are the only portions belonging to the English crown. They lie off the northwest coast of France and have been tied to England since the Norman Conquest.
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