Church Notices and Community Milestones at Diller
Congregational Church led by Robert Pullen and Mrs. Earl Weigel announces Sunday School at 10:00, Worship at 11:00. St Pauls Lutheran holds Divine Worship at 10:00, Church School at 11:00, and Thursday choir practice at 8:00. Church School enlistment meets Sunday after noon. Local Lutheran Brotherhood visits Ohiowa. April meeting planned. Officers elected for 1948-1951 include James Hays, Alfred Carmichael, Harold Logan, and others. Lorren and Mrs. Stephens celebrate 25th wedding anniversary with family and guests. neighbors, cards, and photos follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otto ‘Dauber
Diller Lutheran Brotherhood
Ohiowa
James Hays
Alfred Carmichael
Harold Logan
Arthur Grone
Ray Eick
Keith Hays
Jimmie ‘Hays
Harry Remely
Perry Weaver
Max. Logan
Robert. Upson
Max Logan
Glen. Blauser
Claude Ellis
Lorren. Stephens
Diller
Robert
Kiammath Falls
Oregon
Fred Roland
Frank Wild
May.Haist
Crete
Agnes Haist
Liocolp
Ernest Haist
Mrs. Stephens
Methodist Church weekly schedule and events summary
Esther Young presides at 10 A M worship with sermon Test of Discipleship. Sunday school at 11 A M, Youth Fellowship 7:30 P M. W S C S meets April 15 at 2 P M with devotions by Mrs Roy Casper and lesson The Earth and Her Increase led by Mrs Harold Logan. Quarterly Conference led by Rev S B Thomas. Miss Darlene Novotov returns to Hastings College after spring break. Jacob's Cafe promoted for meals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Young
Keith Hays
W.S
W.S.C.S
Roy Casper
Harold Logan
Claude Elis
James Hays
Lawrence Madden
Lillian Moser
Fred Heuver
LaForest Fasnacht
Ruth Pickard
Darlene Novotov
Hastings College
Mr. and
Mise
Wm. J. Novotny
Marilyn
Local election yields trustees and school board seats
At City Hall Tuesday voters chose two village trustees for a two year term and two members for Dist. 70 Board of Education to serve three years. Dale Close led the village tally with 57 votes, Don McKenzie had 41, with several others sharing minor totals. In the school race Clifford Bindser won 54 and Lissa Fanders 41, Otto Spielman 33, and Dale Close 24. Beatrice area posters and district contests also announced with prizes awarded for winning displays and window entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education of Dist. Dist
Don McKenzie Dale
Dale Close
Don McKenzie
Bert Weaver
Elmer Malchow
Ernest Schultz
John’ Steiner
John Greider
Otto ‘Spielman
Luther League Admits Five New Members
Five new members were confirmed for St. Paul’s Luther League on Palm Sunday. Names are Donna Kisling Leora Sasse Leonard Sasse Guilbert DeBoer and Richard Kuper. Twenty seven members and four visitors attended the meeting with a devotional led by cave Dauber and Behrends spoke on the topic of the Resurrection. A social followed with refreshments served in the basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palm
St. Paul’s
Luther. League
Donna Kisling
Leora. Sasse
Leonard Sasse
Guilbert DeBoer
Richard Kuper
Cave Dauber
Belva Allerbeiligen Celebrates 12th Birthday With Friends
Belva Allerbeiligen entertained eight girls Saturday afternoon for her 12th birthday party with an Easter egg hunt and games. Ice cream, cupcakes, and birthday cake followed gift unwrapping. Family friends later visited Wednesday evening for a social with card playing and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belva Allerbeiligen
Belva
Bill Glathar
Beverly
Schwisow
Darwin
Phyllis
Dorothy Janssen
Belvas
Election of officers for Red Cross drive in Diller
Donations are being solicited from residents and businesses of Diller under a Red Cross campaign begun this week. LaForest Fasnacht leads the drive with local solicitors assistance and asks wear a lapel tab to show support. Stanley Ahrends named to Scabbard and Blade at University of Nebraska as cadet captain is senior in engineering and architecture and son of Mr and Mrs Harry Ahrends. The Congregational Spring Supper is set for Saturday with children’s plate 30 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Red Cross
LaForest Fasnacht
Stanley _Ahrends
University of Nebraska
Ahrends
College of Engineering and Architecture
Harry Ahrends
Diller High School Activities Highlight Busy Week
School news notes Freshman class picnic and a gym minstrel show to raise athletic funds. Seniors plan Socially Ambitious as a play with Miss Thorogate directing. Local families welcome new baby girl Tannie Maure en and Scott Miller checks in at Lincoln Vet Hospital. Lenore Hasche engagement celebrated with a pre nuptial shower hosted by Lenore Elsasser. marriage to Dale Weaver planned for April 11. Community updates include birthday dinner for Mrs Frisbie and Lincoln trips by local residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
Athletic Fund
Mza
Fowler
Frezee
Aeoie
Diller High
Carl Elsasser
Plymouth
Lenore Hasche
Dale C. Weaver
Missionary and Kensington Install Officers
Installation of officers for the Missionary and Kensington division of the Congregational church occurred at Mrs Eva Green's home. New president Mrs Leonard Richardson presided with officers including 1st Vice Mrs Wm Glathar and 2nd Vice Mrs Harry Thompson. carnation gifts were given by past president Mrs Eva Green. A short business meeting followed. auction led by Mrs OF Cally proved profitable, with child photos won by Mrs H Hi Green and Mrs Wm Glathar. Refreshments were served by Mrs Green with assistance from several members. Special guest was Mrs Vern Pretzer with her baby. Rosalie Frazee, daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Frazee, remained home ill with croup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missionary
Kensington
Congregational Church
Eva Green
Steffen
Leonard= Richardson
Wm. Glathar
Harry ‘Thompson
H.H. Green
A. A. Eick
Eva. Green
OF. Cally
H. Hi, Green
Wm Glathar
Green
Frezee
S. Thompson
Royle
H.as- Bell
H. Wather
Busy Thimble Club Meeting and Easter Gatherings
The Busy Thimble Club met April 2 at Hildabeth Hirechier’s home. Eleven members attended as lessons on judging work-boxes and future article ideas were shared. The next meeting is April 15 at Jean Hohbein’s home. Easter guests included Clarence Allerheiligen, David of Marysville Kansas, Paul Rettig and family, and Otto Allerheiligen’s niece Belva’s 12th birthday celebrated after lunch. Bob Green returned to duties as public accountant in Beatrice. William Bartlett advertised farm machinery and household goods auction and will live on the farm with his son Earl and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thimble Club
Hildabeth Hirechier
Jean Hohbein
Clarence Allerheiligen
David
Marysville
Kans
Paul Rettig
Hanover Kanz
Otto Allerheiligen
Belva
Bob Green
Beatrice
Wm. Bartlett Ie
Earl
Father and Son Banquet Crowds Church Basement
The Brotherhood of St. Pauls Lutheran Church in Diller hosted a well planned Easter banquet for fathers and sons in the church basement. Rev Loria Wolff of Lincoln delivered the main address, with Rev Moehring leading the Brotherhood Song and Elmer Sasse welcoming the son. A guest boy from Tabitha Home in Lincoln attended, and toastmaster Stanley Abrends presided as the event concluded with informal fellowship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brotherhood
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Diller
Fathers ‘and Sons
Loria: Wolff, Lincoln
Theodore ‘Alwardt
Theodore Moehring
Elmer Sasse
Stanley Abrends
St John’s Lutheran Lanham Nebr Sunday Service and School
St John’s Lutheran in Lanham Nebraska hosts Sunday School at 9 30 A M Divine Worship at 10 30 AM and Luther League at 7 30 PM on the same day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Divine
Worssip
Luther League
Also Mentioned on This Page
Robert Pullen
Earl Weigel
EV. Lutheran
Perry
Robert Upson
Raymond
Lamb
Mrs.Lorren Stephens
Pset
Jacob’s Cafe
Harold Fasnacht
Nto
Gage County
Robert Murray
Cuihirarduai
Ditler
Stanley Ahrends
Ee Congregational
Tannie Maureen
George Lampe
Leila Broadstone
Mennonite Hospital
Beatricé
Scott Miller
Veterane Hospital
Lincoln
Scott Jr
Scottis
Box Holle
Ted Henrichs
Scotts
Henry Frisbie
A Frisbies
A. Frisbie
Frank Frisbie
Robert Diller
Chicago
Lenore
Rosalie Frazee
Howard Frazee
Busy Thimble Club
ST John’s Lutheran
Arthur W.huneke
Lanham Nebr
SAT. & Sun
Haver ' Payne
New Nus
Tad Cote
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