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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1950
Page
1
Henry Arntt age 76 died Friday at Lincoln General Hospital after moving from a farm north of Diller to Fairbury with his wife. The report notes a farm sale two years prior and his residence there since.
Temperature readings and community notices announce Robert Geer and Hudabeth Hirschler named Boys and Girls State delegates from Diller. Local election and school staff changes, farm sales, and social notices fill the page with community life in April.
The April calendar lists W.S.C.S. meeting at the church on April 20. On April 21 the Garden Club gathers at Dora Miller’s home at 8 p.m. and the Congregational church in Kensington hosts Eva Green at her residence.
The Brotherhood of St Pauls Lutheran held a father and son banquet in Beatrice city hall with 88 attendees. Rev Huneke gave Benediction. Karl Bunting served as toastmaster and Otto Dauber welcomed guests. John Lieneman supervised Sunday School. A main address by Beatrice St Johns Lutheran speaker. Duane Wolken sang. Pauline Weers and Della Weers contributed music. Officers listed include Karl Booting president and Ernest Schutz treasurer. Meals featured roast pork, potatoes, and gravy served by church girls. Rev Lentz of Louisville attended with Lipham guests.
Real estate transfers last week reported by the Jefferson County Abstract office include Congregational church of Diller transferring lots 1 and 2 in Block 7 First Addition Diller to Oscar M Amos and wife for 1500 dollars. J B Roskilly and Jennie Lawrence of Kentucky wed April 8 in Kentucky. Roskilly a former Diller school student now in Kentucky with the army. Nebraska O E S grand officers Eleanor Steffensmeyer Lasher Viers Mery Cally drove to Topeka and returned the same day.
Mr and Mrs L A White of Holmesville announce the renunciation of the engagement of their daughter Mary Louise to Donald H Scheele, son of Mr and Mrs Henry Scheele of Diller. The wedding had been planned for June.
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