07 Apr 1933
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1933
Page
1
St Pauls Ev Lutheran near Diller led by W H Plager announces Sunday school at 1 o clock under Superintendent S S.
Rev. Robert A Helms pastor and W A Snyder superintendent prepare the day with S S Sunday School at 10 and preaching at 11. The Ladies Keystone class hosts Kensington at Mrs H A Bell this afternoon with Mrs Agnes Crane Wright of Steele City offering a delightful hour of dramatic entertainment.
Mrs. L. M. Cavett superintendent. Sunday School at 10 A M at the Methodist Episcopal Church.
Palm Sunday events at Saint John’s Lutheran Lanham Nebraska led by Pastor F Albin Heinz include Sunday school at 9:30, examinations and confirmations at 10:30, German Lenten service, Good Friday German service with Holy Communion at 10, English service with Holy Communion at 8, and Easter English service at 8 with Sunday school 9:30 and German service 10:30. Community members visit Fairbury Beatrice Harbine and Diller reports note local activities and court dates set for Jefferson County April 24 with juries reporting April 26.
Mrs. Robert Winchell and her two children, who had visited here with her friend Mrs. A. R. Mi low, returned Sunday to their home in Pawnee City.
A small vote was cast for village trustees with Moser 62 Geer 63 Green 4 Clauson 5 and scattering 4. For school trustees two seats for three years went to Diller 49 Milow 47 Viers 41 Clark 25. Incumbents retiring are Clauson and Green on the village board and Viers and Diller on the school board.
The record entry notes a band concert on April 28 and includes assorted town updates. Dr Mayborn made a business trip to Lincoln on Wednesday. Wilbur Green moved into the Phillips property in the town’s south part. John Greider will travel to Lincoln Monday to serve as a federal court juror. Mrs E E McCune visited her son Charles west of town while Mr McCune attended a Missouri funeral. R F Starr of Prudential Insurance spent a few days at home in Diller. Several local residents, including Marion Diller and Miss Margaret Gretzinger, spent spring vacation with relatives. Louie Wehling’s brooder house and about 300 chicks were lost to fire, neighbors aiding in containment. Wehling thanks them.
Board advertises enamel at 79 cents per quart spar varnish 60 cents per quart. Cornbelt Lumber Co Diller Nebraska. C L Geer manager. Phone 153 02.
Bandits robbed the First National Bank at Selreeny on a Tuesday morning taking about 27 643 13 in cash and 100 000 in Liberty bonds with 22 000 in other funds. Officers and bystanders were shunted to the floor. a woman customer fled and alerted the sheriff. A submachine gun battle wounded Deputy Sheriff Davidson and Peter Johnson as robbers fled with hostages. A pursuing pistol shot wounded Keith Sexton while others escaped. The gang left a briefcase with Kansas license plates and a revolver. Suspects believed headed toward Kansas City for a rendezvous. Palm Sunday noted next day. local social note included.
Announcement clarifies the senior Diller band will perform a free concert in the opera house on Educational Day April 28. The event aims to help fill the program and provide community entertainment.
Some farmers have oats planted while others harrow the seed bed as field work continues. The rural scene shows ongoing planting and soil preparation activities across fields.
Mr and Mrs James Sinclair of Odell visited Mrs Herman Peters home Wednesday Miss Alma Nutter of Endicott stayed with Miss Ruth Carmichael last week Several Dillerites toured Fairbury Tuesday to view the bank robbery damage in town.
Miss Glass a nurse who cared for Claude Nider returned to Lincoln Tuesday. Miss Melva Carico of Steele City spent Wednesday night with her grandparents Mr and Mrs John Carico. District 85 eighth graders taking exams include Gerald Bowen Iola Fasnacht Kenneth Harriss Crystal Bell Ramsey and Delmar Champ.
McConnon Products promotes its 45 year legacy manufacturing its own toilet goods remedies extracts and stock and poultry preparations. A money back guarantee is offered to prove quality and effectiveness and Lloyd Hurst signs the notice.
Easter greetings mark a family note as Mr and Mrs Harold Hutchin son of Omaha spent Saturday and Sunday at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs S C Hutchinson.
Harvey Reed and his daughters Blanche and Bessie visited their grandmother Mrs. Ella Griswold and aunt Mrs. Will Green and family for several days before returning to their home in Wymore on Sunday.
Rev. W. E. Ludwick of Lincoln, former Diller Congregational pastor, has returned from California where he was caught in the Long Beach earthquake district and is visiting old friends and parishioners here Tuesday.
Mr and Mrs Herman Schoen and children Geraldine and Arlene with Alma Schoen attended Darlene Diehl's confirmation at the German Lutheran church near Gladstone Sunday. They later visited their parents at home.
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