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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1934
Page
8
Congregational Church led by Rev Bourne with W A Snyder as superintendent holds Sunday School at 10 and services at 11. Methodist Episcopal Church led by Rev Robert E Drew with Mrs L M Cavett as superintendent also lists Sunday School details.
Rev L J Wolff pastors St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran near Diller. Sunday school at 9:30 A M English services at 10 30 with sermon on I Corinthians 12 1 11. No services next Sunday August 5 as pastor preaches at Missionfest Hanover Kansas. Opal Greitz leaves for Kansas City to help her sister.
A union meeting at the park last Sunday evening drew steady attendance despite warm weather. Rev L J Wolff delivered the sermon and led a discussion on Hebrews XII 1 2. He urged the race of life be run with patience courage and steadfastness. Next Sunday a Lutheran minister from Lincoln will speak with Rev Wolff presiding.
A sharp but vivid wedding description surfaces from a Kansan town writer who laments the duty of detailing nuptials. The piece portrays the bride as angelic in lace and glow, then delivers a witty, modern punchline about a lily mishap at the altar.
The Record recalls 40 years of Diller history with church founding at Beatrice, family illnesses, a rabid dog death, a funeral trip, farm trades, heat sickness, and local excursions. It notes lightning in Steele City wounding Mr. Bill, a aluminum sleeper patent rumor, a drought impact, and a July 1894 Ellis church dedication.
Local grocer notes higher prices for corn peas string beans and tomatoes with some items scarce. Encourages buying by the case or dozen and offers quotes and a six month spoilage guarantee to save customers money.
The shop announces new fall goods including cotton batts blankets and part of the ladies and children slippers. Customers are invited to browse the merchandise and hear prices while noting the emphasis on quality and low cost.
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