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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1950
Page
1
The article notes Nebraska seasonal hunting dates with sunrise to sunset daily hours. Dove hunting ends October 1. rabbit and squirrel seasons open the same day and run through winter with specified closes December 31 for squirrels and January 31 for rabbits. Ducks geese coot season starts December 3.
The Juniors rehearse The Boarding House Reach for October 7 while the Seniors prepare Pleased to Meetcha. Athletics update shows two weeks of softball for boys and continued play for girls. Eclipse observation noted and classroom activities describe fall leaf walk and finger printing. Community notes mention local leaders reelected and visits by Diller family relatives with health concerns for Frederic Wrigley.
George L. Sheldon served as Nebraska’s governor from 1907 to 1909, the state’s first native chief executive and the oldest living former governor. Born May 31, 1870 at Nehawka, he earned degrees at the University of Nebraska and Harvard, led cadet troops, served in the Spanish American War, and later promoted reform and direct primary laws while in office. After leaving the governorship he moved to Mississippi. The Little Blue River flood surged upstream to a seasonally high level over the weekend.
The Diller Community Club executive board met to outline fall and winter plans including a October 6 teachers reception with square dancing and Canasta, a December 7 officers election, and December 18 Christmas Festival at the opera house with local school performances. Committees include invitation, music, and refreshments, with regional schools providing acts. Hod Green and E H Jordening led a blue rock shoot Sunday at Wahoo, scoring 88 and 89.
Mrs J H Madden mother of Lawrence Madden died Tuesday night at a Kimball Nebraska hospital. She observed her 88th birthday in March. Her husband preceded her in death in 1939. Survived by seven children four boys and three girls. Funeral services set for Saturday at 2 p.m. at Waggoners Funeral Home with burial in Prairie Home cemetery.
A National Federation of Independent Business poll shows 44 percent for price and wage controls, 50 percent against, with 6 percent undecided. It notes small firms face price jumps and hints tax reforms will hit farm cooperatives less. disclosures may reveal abuse of current rules by large concerns.
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